Thanks to Yahava Sponsorship

Great turnout for club training night, thanks to Trid Woodhouse (Woodhouse Sports Academy).

The story was featured in The Augusta Margaret River Times

Although the paper forgot to mention that Yahava sponsored us.  So our club would like to say a HUGE Thank you to Yahava Koffeeworks Margaret River for their ongoing support to our club.  We also dropped off a bundle of thank you letters to the Harriet Stocker and the Yahava team to show our appreciation.  We have added a few extra photos here and also on our Facebook Page.

“If you have never touched a hockey stick before, that is fine.”

New junior club players are up for the challenge – let’s get ready for Hookin2Hockey!

The full story was in The Augusta Margaret River Times 

Selected for State team

Junior club player Ashlee Jarvis has been selected to play for the State Team!

Awesome news and well done Ashlee.  The full story was in The Margaret River Mail.

Congrats to Aran Zalewski on winning the prestigious Player of the Year gong for 2018!!

Hockey Australia have the full story & winners

Have you got your tickets yet?  Australia vs. Great Britain – Perth 16th February

Australia vs. Great Britain – Hockey Pro League 16th February in Perth.  Don’t miss it!!!

This is a brand new international hockey league so please share with anyone interested in hockey…

To see the video click here:  Aran Zalewski Interview

Visit fihproleague.com for tickets.

Our Club President, Mr Colin Fox

Congratulations go to “Foxy” who received the Volunteer of the Year Award at the Shire Awards ceremony on Wednesday night.

For more details follow the links, as the story was covered in The Augusta Margaret River Times and The Margaret River Mail.

2018

Friday 7th December – Volunteer efforts applauded

September 14th – Hockey Champ Zalewski backs calls for new facilities

April 13th – Players gain skills from sporting star (Tristram Woodhouse)

2018

December 6th – Volunteer of the Year Winner – Club President, Colin Fox

October 13th – Scarred for Life Charity Game

October 9th – Hockey match honours Mates

August 29th – Raising Dough

August 27th – Match report for Yr 6-8 Boys

July 17th – Women and Masters Match reports

June 11th – Match report for Yr 9-12 Girls

April 10th – Pizza for Dinner night

February 19th – Hockey for a good cause

February 7th – call for new members

2017

September 12th – Awards Night

June 6th –  Country week – Men’s report

March 7th – a focus on mental health

Scarred for Life – Sat Oct 13th, Western Pavillion

On Saturday October 13, the Margaret River Hockey Club hosted it’s second “Scarred For Life” memorial match in honour of past players Ken Howes and Stuart “Scar” Campbell, whom both took their own lives on 2016.

The successful day included past players returning from Bunbury and as far as Perth, along with local stalwarts coming to witness the fun, family friendly match between Settlers and Breakers.

Legend, Wally Zalewski volunteered to “umpire” the 2 x 20 minutes halves. The silver Fox, Jarrad Zanich opened strongly for Settlers and somehow created some lucky forward moves. He shone later in defence, making 2 unbelievable saves on the goal line, and then scored from an over head, flicked over the shoulder of the surprised Colin Fox. Breakers Dan Bell was like a brick wall in defence and Brynley Jenkins appeared at home on grass as he is on turf for Settlers, setting up a few goals for the defending runners up. Both Chloe and Asha Altmann had exemplary games, as did Jarrad Howes, who managed to stay on his feet a whole lot more than last year.

Jon Tennant had a fine game in the back line for Settlers and used his reach to advantage. Luke Altmann was solid as was the running Steven Noakes. Errol Beere also had a cracker for Breakers as did Kate Mann. Ross MacKillop had travelled down from Perth but showed no signs of fatigue, turning back the clock with some classic forward runs. Maxine Williams pulled on the green and gold at late notice and trapped a nice over head late in the game.

After some dubious umpiring decisions, Breakers still managed to sneak through with a 1 goal advantage, to take the trophy home once again.

The club committee launched the match in 2017 and used funds raised to host a mental health awareness session for local sporting clubs. This years’ money raised ($800) will be used to sponsor a student to attend Camp Hero, an initiative by Perth mental health charity Zero2Hero.

Special thanks to Home Hardware, Yahava Koffeeworks, Temper Temper Chocolate, Colonial Brewing Co., Phyllis and Bob Fox, Brumby’s, Baz the Butcher for donating prizes and goods for the day.

Photos from the the day