Hockey coach wins award
When it comes to playing hockey, Murray Thompson is the first to admit he is "just a hack".
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Inglis patient about Olympic news
Inglis patient about Olympic news
Black Stick Hugo Inglis is back into training in Auckland and back in the workforce.
Work on third turf progressing
Work on third turf progressing
The third hockey turf in Dunedin is taking shape and, all going well, the first match may be under way in just over four months.
Wilson back in Black Sticks for first time since 2016
Wilson back in Black Sticks for first time since 2016
A two-time Olympian has returned to bolster the Black Sticks Men’s squad for next year.
Six players with 200-plus caps each named
Six players with 200-plus caps each named
Two new caps and a former captain striving for her fifth Olympics are the main features of the Black Sticks Women’s squad named yesterday.
Bullying, body-shaming: Inquiry digs into 'toxic' Hockeyroos culture
Bullying, body-shaming: Inquiry digs into 'toxic' Hockeyroos culture
Explosive allegations of bullying, body shaming, and homophobic behaviour have emerged over the past month, throwing the elite Australian women's hockey program into chaos.
Southern Alpiners come up just short after final shootout
Southern Alpiners come up just short after final shootout
The Central Falcons have won the inaugural men’s Premier Hockey League.
Tridents extend lead with win over Alpiners
Tridents extend lead with win over Alpiners
The Northern Tridents extended their lead at the top of the Premier Hockey League with a commanding 4-1 win over the Southern Alpiners yesterday.
Club rapt about council plans for hockey pitch
Club rapt about council plans for hockey pitch
A new dawn for local hockey is on the way, with plans outlined for an artificial pitch at the Queenstown Events Centre.
Positives for Otago despite overall result
Positives for Otago despite overall result
Sunday, bloody Sunday.
Otago, Canty get together to fill void
Otago, Canty get together to fill void
The Otago and Canterbury associations were not content to let the season slip by without any representative hockey so they have organised their own competition.
Penalty stroke deciding factor for Kings
Penalty stroke deciding factor for Kings
Little separated the teams in the premier men’s final at the McMillan Centre on Saturday.
Title to underdog Momona via shootout
Title to underdog Momona via shootout
Momona caused an upset in a shootout victory over City Highlanders in the premier grade women’s final at the McMillan Centre in Dunedin on Saturday.
Win would cap off homecoming
Win would cap off homecoming
Ginny Wilson will be quite content if she has a boring couple of hours this afternoon.
Rematches loom for teams in premier finals
Rematches loom for teams in premier finals
Kings United and Momona A will both feature in premier hockey’s finals.
Work starts on turf; gymnasium set for revamp
Work starts on turf; gymnasium set for revamp
A new hockey turf will get a revamped and modernised gymnasium beside it at King’s High School next year.
Tuataras too tough for Albany
Tuataras too tough for Albany
With just two weeks to go until the competitions hit finals, the countdown is on for teams to produce finals form.
City brushes away Tigers to retain shield
City brushes away Tigers to retain shield
City Highlanders was too strong on Saturday for the Taieri Tigers, who were trying to grab the challenge shield before the season’s end.
Nothing between Taieri, Kings United
Nothing between Taieri, Kings United
The day began with a screamer as Taieri matched up against Kings United for the second time in a week, facing off for the challenge shield.
Momona A too good for Stingrays
Momona A too good for Stingrays
The University Stingrays had their work cut out for them this week in a 6-0 loss against a determined Momona A.