Hockey NSW congratulates Peter Sweeney and Kenny Little on being recognised in the King's Birthday Honours List, with both receiving the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the General Division.
The Hockey NSW community came together last night in Wollongong to celebrate the people who make our sport thrive, with the 2025 Hockey NSW Community Awards and Presentations Night held at the Sage Hotel.
The Open State Championships represent an important moment in the Hockey NSW pathway, as they mark the beginning of the informal selection process for the 2026 NSW Pride squads and the official selection event for the 2026 Country Teams and the Under 21 NSW State squads for the 2027 season.
Hockey NSW has today announced that Brent Livermore and Scott Barker will lead the NSW Pride mens and womens teams respectively for the 2026 One Active Hockey One season that begins in October.
Hockey New South Wales have this week commissioned an independent review of the Association Models across the State in the context of governance, growth and sustainability, in line with the organisations Strategic Plan 2023-2026.
Nine athletes from New South Wales have been selected in the Australian Under 21 squads following the conclusion of the 2026 Hockey Australia Under 21 Championships in Canberra in April.
The NSW Pride will return to the iconic Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre for two major home matchdays during the 2026 One Active Hockey One League season, marking the competition’s return to the venue for the first time since 2023.
The 2025 Under 14 Girls Field State Championships have officially wrapped up in Parkes, with teams from across New South Wales coming together for a fantastic week of hockey.
Our NSW Under 21 Men and Women battled through a thrilling week in Canberra, delivering unforgettable moments, finals drama, and podium finishes at the 2026 Under 21 National Championships.
Eight athletes from New South Wales have been selected to the Australian Under 16 squads after the conclusion of the 2026 Hockey Australia Under 16 Championships in Hobart in April.
A total of 461 athletes representing 25 associations from across NSW and the ACT took to the fields, showcasing both skill and sportsmanship across all 3 divisions.
Hockey NSW is pleased to announce the 2026 NSW Women’s Masters Field Teams who will represent the state at the upcoming Women’s Masters National Championships in Adelaide, South Australia from 25 September to 3 October 2026.