NSW U18 Girls
2011 NSW U18 Girls Squad
Announced 1 July 2010
The NSW U18 Girls squad has been selected following this year's U18 State Championships.
A team will be selected from these players to compete in the 2011 Australian U18 Championsips to be hosted in Queensland (date and location tbc).
| PLAYER NAME | ASSOCIATION |
| Maddison Banks | Campbelltown |
| Lily Brazel | Parramatta |
| Jenaed Brodell | North Shore |
| Caitlin Burns | Nepean |
| Hannah Burrell | Sydney North |
| Alice Burrell | Sydney North |
| Kate Buthcerine | Orange |
| Mathilda Charmichael | Parramatta |
| Rachel Cheetan | Illawarra |
| Josie De Waal | Parramatta |
| Kyah Gray | Illawarra |
| Esther Hotham | Bathurst |
| Keely Hunter | Bathurst |
| Nicole King | Campbelltown |
| Jessica Langham | North Shore |
| Georgina Morgan | New England |
| Ashley Ninness | Tamworth |
| Danica Plumb | Crookwell |
| Kizziah Plumb | Illawarra |
| Kimberley Resch | Tamworth |
| Tegan Richards | Illawarra |
| Tegan Risk | Campbelletown |
| Maddison Rosser | Manning Valley |
| Rhiannon Russell | Campbelltown |
| Andrea Seymour | Nepean |
| Aime Sharp | Sydney North |
| Cara Simpson | Parramatta |
| Fiona Tout | Parramatta |
| Madison Webster | Manning Valley |
| Mahala Williams | Lithgow |
| Kelsy Willott | Bathurst |
NOTE: Coach Peter Shea noted the absence of any goalkeepers in the squad selection at this point in time. Four goalkeepers will be selected after a goalkeeper camp later in the year, goalkeepers to attend the camp will be notified as soon as possible.
The 2010 NSW U18 Girls team will compete the the 2010 Australian U18 Girls Championships, April 13-24 in Port Lincoln, SA.
View results and ladders on HockeyNet
2010 NSW U18 Girls Team
| Name | Surname | Association |
| Jocelyn | Bartram | Wagga Wagga |
| Eliza | Brazel | Parramatta |
| Lily | Brazel | Parramatta |
| Jenaed | Brodell | North Shore |
| Hannah | Burrell | Sydney North |
| Jenna | Cartwright | Crookwell |
| Lauren | Chew | Tamworth |
| Emma | Clifton | Tamworth |
| Nicole | King | Macarthur |
| Georgina | Morgan | New England |
| Rachelle | Pole | Grafton |
| Tegan | Richards | Illawarra |
| Tegan | Risk | Western Districts |
| Pippin | Saunders | Southern Highlands |
| Cara | Simpson | Parramatta |
| Emily | Smith | Crookwell |
RESULTS
NSW 8 def ACT 0
Goals
NSW - Emma Clifton FG 5m, Georgina Morgan PC 26m, Jenna Cartwright PC 33m, Georgina Morgan PC 43m, Hannah Burrell PC 53m, Eliza Brazel PC 57m, Pippin Saunders FG 64m, Pippin Saunders FG 57m.
QLD 3 def NSW 2
Goals:
Qld - Ashleigh Mackay FG 14m, Tiarna Gordon PC 23m, Tiarna Gordon
NSW - Emily Smith PC 38m, Pippin Saunders PC 70m
Queensland are sitting on top of the Under 18 Women's Hockey Championship ladder this morning after a high‐class, dogged clash with New South Wales in Port Lincoln yesterday.
The Maroons were out of the blocks early on day two of the competition with their renowned finesse and speed building up to a field goal from Ashleigh Mackay at the 14 minute mark.
New South looked sluggish and soon the pace of the swift Queensland attack saw Tiarna Gordon slot home a penalty corner goal. Six minutes later Tiarne found the net again, this time from a field goal to see Queensland all smiles at three‐nil up.
Captain Jacqui Day controlled the mid‐field with Jordyn Holzberger and Jasmine Larosa, setting up attack for key strikers Tamara Lloyd‐Jones and Tiarna Gordon, who has three goals for the championships.
New South were shell shocked but the half‐time break allowed them to regroup and they retaliated when captain Emily Smith scored from a penalty corner goal three minutes into the second half.
Pippin Saunders again starred, scoring her third goal for the tournament when she converted a penalty corner for the Blues near full‐time. The 3‐2 scoreline was fitting of two class teams.
NSW def NT
Northern Territory went down to New South Wales, but were very competitive.
They fought hard the whole game, forcing New South Wales to turn the ball over time and time again.
They had done their homework with the defence reading the NSW attack, cutting out the ball with some great tackles.
It was a gallant effort with the team lifting without key strike forward Brooke Peris, who was out with injury.
NSW 3 def WA 2
Goals:
NSW Tegan Risk FG 15th min, Tegan Risk FG 28th min, Emily Smith PC 44th min
WA Kirstie Denning PC 8th min, Catie Bott FG 42nd min
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