Australian Mens Hockey Player #1
First Captain of Australia
Another great article from Colin Allerdice about our early Hockey History in NSW & Australia
A story helping to make a positive out of a tragedy, that is revelant to all Men in our competition.
Written by an independent journalist, Patrick Skene, who took an interest in what the Club St George/Randwick were doing last weekend. See the lInk to his published article below
Was it the Navy that introduced Hockey to NSW? or the efforts of people such as the Clubbe sisters
Read on for another great history article with photos by Colin Allerdice
Read on for a great article by Colin Allerdice.
A testament to the playing career and administrative roles and achievements by the Riley Family for the Sport of Hockey from 1902 up to and into the 21st century with Ron Riley.
The season is fast approaching. the 2026 Rules have been distributed to clubs and will be avaiable on this website in tab -Webdocs
read on for short summary of key admendments
Read on for the story of our first International umpires in 1914 and their contribution to the sport of Hockey
Lance Redgrave & Fred Eastaugh
Bios penned by Colin Allerdice
Brian Booth Medal 2025
Angus Callinan, 2025 Booth Medal Winner with Alison Booth
Grand Final Week for Premier League
PL3 12:30 Moorebank-Liverpool V UNSW
PL2 2:30 UNSW V Ryde HH
PL1 4:30 UNSW V Ryde HH
All matches will be live streamed if you can not get to the ground
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Sydney Hockey Clubs
Please see message below. I have only just received this information re parking access over the next weekends.
Unfortunately Parking access is out of our control. Parking at SOP is controlled by a private company. SH and HNSW have no control over access.
Please advise you members.
Read on for message from SOP
“Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” JFK.
Two bio's of Men and early days of Hockey in Sydney & Goulburn mixed with the call of country and the feats of men who never gave up on their calling.
Thanks to Colin Allerdice for these inspiring biographies