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Macarthur Regional Complex
11 - 13 June
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AWARDS
Hockey NSW would like to acknowledge and thank the following sponsor for their
support of the 2016 Open Women Field State Championships.
Thanks to the generosity of Kookaburra, a
brand-new hockey stick will be given to the
Development Player of the Championship.
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Hockey NSW President’s Welcome Message
On behalf of the Board of Hockey NSW, welcome the Open Women’s Field
State Championships.
I’d first like to thank our host, Metropolitan South West Hockey Association, for
graciously providing their excellent facilities to us for this event. I’d also like to
thank in advance the large team of volunteers who will be hard at work over
the next three days – your efforts are sincerely appreciated.
The Open Field State Championships is one of the most exciting events on our
hockey calendar, it being the culmination of years of experience and the testing
ground of some of our greatest players. While enjoying the display on field, I’d
also encourage everyone to take the time to socialise and enjoy the unique
community atmosphere for which these events are known.
I’d also like to take the opportunity to thank all the friends, family and
supporters that have the journey to Macarthur. Your dedication to our sport is
one its greatest assets and we hope you enjoy your time at the Open Women
Field State Championships.
Good luck to all the players competing over the course of the weekend.
Yours In Hockey,
Michael Tentomas
President of Hockey NSW
Hockey NSW Board of Directors
President
Vice President
Directors
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Chief Executive Officer
Michael Tentomas
Rebecca Sanders
Karen Kennedy
Lyn Whitlam
Bianca Broadhurst
Chris Sheppeard
Tolly Saivanidis
Tony O’Leary
Colin Richardson
Tony Mestrov
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Hockey Association President’s Welcome
Metropolitan South West Hockey Association Executive and members are
proud to host the 2016 Open Women Field State Championships. We would
like to welcome Hockey NSW Officials and all Associations attending.
We are very proud of our Complex and hope you have a pleasant and
successful three days with us.
While you are with us I do hope you have time to enjoy the shopping and the
country atmosphere of the Camden area. It is a very picturesque and historical
area.
Good luck to all teams, enjoy our hospitality and above all, have fun and play to
the best of your ability.
Don Pardy – (President) – Metropolitan South West Hockey Association.
Officials and Organising Committee
Tournament Director
Deputy Tournament
Director
Kim Monaghan
Ange Brown
Alison Ball Toni Shawyer Todd Horsley Pam Nelson
Technical Officials
Umpire Manager
Jen Burns Kellie Fowles Margaret Sanders Sandy
Charmain Gay
Deputy Umpire Manager
Marilyn Brown
Umpire Coaches
Debbie Dodd Tamara Leonard Brett Cuzner
Cheryl Rutherford Rhianon Bickford
Selectors
Katrina Powell Ben Senior Aneesh Kesha
Greg Doolan
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2015 Open Women Field State Championship Results
Division 1— Metro South West 1
Division 2 — Lithgow
Division 3 — New England
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COMPETITION DRAW
Saturday 11th June
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PLAY THE WHISTLE
Play the Whistle is an initiative to encourage competing hockey teams, team
officials (off field staff) and spectator groups to play in the true spirit of the
game.
Playing in the true spirit of the game involves, but is not limited to, adhering
to the rules outlined in the codes of behaviour. Teams that demonstrate the
true spirit of hockey will be rewarded with points corresponding to their degree of fair play at the end of each match.
The allocation of points will be decided by the umpires and technical officials
and recorded on the match report. An award will be given to the team with
the highest number of points accumulated at the end of the Championship.
Points for each team are awarded as follows:
Field 2
4
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3 POINTS:
Exceptional behaviour was demonstrated by the team,
coach, manager and spectators. The game was played in the
true spirit of hockey.
2 POINTS:
The game was played in good spirit by the team. The players,
coach, manager and spectators all demonstrated overall
good behaviours and adhered to the code of behaviour.
1 POINT:
The match was incident free but the team played with less
than ideal spirit. One or more players, the coach, manager
and/or spectators demonstrated less than ideal behaviour
but did not breach of their codes of behaviour.
0 POINT:
The team, the coach, manager and/or spectators created a
hostile atmosphere. Behaviour was less than acceptable and
was in breach of one or more codes of behaviour.
-1 POINT:
The team, the coach, manager and/or spectators
demonstrated unacceptable behaviour which interfered with
the conduct of the game
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Local Information
Medical Centres
Queen Medical Centre
Narellan Town Centre
326 Camden Valley Way, Narellan
Phone: 4647 4561
Hospitals
Campbelltown Hospital
Therry Road
Campbelltown
Phone: 4634 3000
Chemist
Narellan Amcal Chemist
Shop 44 & 48 Narellan Town Centre, Narellan NSW
2567
(02) 4647 1430
Physiotherapist
Lifestyle & Sports
Physiotherapy
22 Somerset Avenue Narellan
Ph : 0246473373
Operating Hours:
Friday: 9am to 6pm Saturday : 8am to 2pm
Sunday : Closed
Eating Out
Dentist
Thanks to
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Royal Hotel – Camden
TAB – Bistro and Hotel
39 Argyle Street, Camden
4655 4433
Saturday 11th June
Field 3
Camden Hospital
Menangle Road
Camden
Phone: 4634 3000
Campbelltown
Catholic Club
20-22 Camden Road,
Campbelltown
4625 0000
“The King of Clubs”
Somerset Dental Care
3/1 Somerset Avenue, Narellan, N.S.W
Ph: 4648 0909
Operating Hours:
Fri: 9am-4pm Sat 9am to 1pm
The Metro South West
Hockey Board for their contunured dedication to local
and representative Juniior
Hockey
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COMPETITION DRAW
Sunday 12th June
Field 1
Field 2
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Team Lists
Womens Division 3
COMPETITION DRAW
Nepean 2
Metro South West 4
Rachelle
Barber
Mackenzie
Baldwin
Isabella
Ancevski
Aaliyah
Campos
Annie
Buckley
Stephanie
Ancevski
Michelle
Cull
Gaily
Christian
Gabby
Bridgeman
Lyndal
Drinnan
Nicole
Cooper
Clare
Callinan
Samantha
Freeman
Shay
Cooper
Clift
Monique
Mackenzie
Ireland
Rachael
Finnimore
Leah
Cooke
Cassandra
Jameson
Beth
Heath
Roslyn
Cooke
Cassandra
Keller
Ainsley
Johnstone
Bronwyn
Mackaway
Michelle
Kennedy
Analiese
Lily
Donni
Flynn
Natalie
Martin
Tamara
Livingstone
Ashleigh
Grant
Lyndall
Musico
Nicole
McFadden
Natassha
McDonnell
Sarah
Reeves
Holly
Odgers
Zoe
Newman
Belynda
Rocha
Samantha
Redding
Annika
Schweighoffer
Jemma
Sears
Samantha
Sanchez
Alice
Reti-Steel
Lauren
Thomson
Kimberley
Sagar
Chantelle
Smith
Field 3
Goulburn 3
Hunter
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Sydney South
Clare
Tegan
Boughton
Newman
Emmeline
Keevill
Heidi
Bush
Sarah
Delaney
Taylah
Rossington
Donna
Ollerton
Janna
Purdon
Leanne
Featherstone
Shelby
Bissett
Georgette
McLean-Phillips
Sara
Nicholas
Emma
Lidbury
Caroline
Raey
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Team Lists
Womens Division 2 Pool B
COMPETITION DRAW
Monday 13th June
Southern Highlands
Jessica
Ditton
Holly
Thompson
April
Metro South West 3
Andaloro
Bree
Bloink Hollier
Monique
Ball
Phoebe
Bloink Hollier
Lauren
Cox
Emma
Corcoran
Hamilton
Joanne
Dimarco
Kate
Corcoran
Danielle
Eringa
Rebecca
Garzaniti
Courtney
Hogan
Rachel
Eringa
Samantha
Gimbert
Hannah
Hogan
Jennifer
Menzies
Claudia
Hartas
Hollie
Jones
Sarah
Stone
Jo
King
Emily
Lake
Michelle
Lewthwaite
Samantha
Lincoln
Samantha (Sassi) Economos
Brooke
Thompson
Kim
Mills
Kendall
McDonagh
Tessa
Good
Krystle
Moyes (GK)
Lisa
Mould
Madison
Barton
Kirsten
Rose
Tarlee
Roberts
Sienna
Knowles
Alycia
Russell
Chantelle
Warner
Rebecca
Cross
Gabby
Tracey
Sophia
Dummer
Aimee
Watkins
Kaelan
Read
Newcastle
Field 3
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Dubbo
Vanessa
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Jess
Parr
Baillie
Wheatley
Christine
Brady
Emily
Brady
Georgia
Perkins
Jordan
Hardy
Kate
Cook
Katie- Jayne
Kelly
Kiahni
Abell
Melanie
Burgess
Mikala
Fulmer
Natalie
Strawhorn
Neva
Williams
Rebecca
Ward
Yasmin
Skene
Bianca
Cheetham
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Team Lists
Womens Division 2 Pool A
Goulburn 1
Central Coast
Grace
Manning Valley
Jeffery
Hanna
Shawyer
Mikaela
Coleman
Zara
Allen
Kayleigh
Hadlow
Morgan
Coleman
Abbey
Coonan
Ellen
Cornish
Grace
Coleman
Caitlyn
Egan
Bianca
Wilson
Paige
Conley
Louise
Egan
Nadine
Ward
Emily
Luckie
Casey
Ferguson
Taygan
Lang
Jasmine
Moscatt
Cassidy
Gallagher
Sarah
Basterfeild
Kate
Nielsen
Rhiannon
Hall
Gulson
Marlie
Emilly
Page
Bianca
Hemmy
Lacey
Devlin
Mikayla
Sheather
Chantelle
Logan
Tiana
Bouding
Maggie
Sky
Gabriel
Purcell
Natalie
Wilson
Tahni
Walters
Georgia
Radcliffe
Laura
Gray
Laura
Rutherford
Rachel
Mills
Emma
Spinks
Tiffany
Davis
Grace
Young
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Illawarra South Coast 2
KATRINA
REKUNOW
Kristi
Gale
Emily
Hegney
Sarah
Gilmore
SARAH
PARKER
Carly
Haddon
KELLY
LANKESTER
Chloe
Johnston
SARAH
ASKEY
Teagan
Johnston
CHRISSIE
ROBINSON
Mikayla
Kelly
CASSANDRA
WRIGHT
Nicole
Kresevic
DANIELLE
COX
Erin
Massie
BRIANNA
SUTTON
Samara
Miotto
ASHLEY
PARKER
Laura
Nealon
SARAH
DONNOLLEY
Jessica
Potter
ASHLEIGH
WILSON
Jasmine
Riley
ELLYNIE
CAMERON
Scarlet
Dunn
KIM
KELLY
Helena
Tobbe
SARAH
WATSON
Brooke
Welsh
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Team Lists
Womens Division 1 Pool B
2016 HOCKEY NSW OPEN WOMEN’S FIELD STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
The following Teams and Squads will be selected at the Open Women’s Field State Championships:
2016 Hockey NSW Country Women’s Team
2016 Hockey NSW AHL Arrows Squad
2017 Hockey NSW Women’s U21 Squad
For players to be eligible for selection of the above athletes will be expected to attend and participate at the 2016 Open Women’s State Championships.
Athletes unable to attend and participate are required to have submitted an approved Hockey
NSW State Team Exemption Form.
Nepean 1
Illawarra South Coast 1
Sydney East
Corrina
Aitken
Sharni
Barton
Aisling
Klimoski
Mell
Brewin
Bianca
Broadhurst
Georgina
Mallon
Belinda
Brooks
Kate
Davis
Alysha
Brady
Caitlin
Burns
Kelsey
Hughes
Corrina
Baldock
Natasha
Christian
Montana
Marsh
Amy
Molloy
Emily
Clay
Kiarra
Marsh
Tori
Scanlon
Izzy
Cowell
Keeleigh
McCauley
Amy
Van Der Ham
2016 Hockey NSW AHL Arrows Squad
Charlene
Ebejer
Claire
Rieck
Eliza
McPhee
The 2016 Hockey NSW AHL Arrows Squad will be announced on the Hockey NSW website at
10am Thursday 14th June, 2016.
Candice
Johnstone
Caitlin
Rosser
Stephanie
Perkins
The 2016 Hockey NSW AHL Arrows Team will be announced on the Hockey NSW website at 10am
Tuesday 9th August, 2016.
2016 Australian Hockey League Championship
29 September to 9 October 2016,
Perth, WA
Coach: Katrina Powell
Chantal
Knowles
Maddi
Smith
Brianna
Birmingham
Vanessa
Kristaly
Riley
Smith
Ashlea
Pointer
Jemma
Laverty
Elanor
Woods
Alanah
Southan
Simone
Lenic
Hannah
Burrell
Alanna
Howe
Jacqueline
Smith
Litiana
Field
Kathryn
Smith
Kathleen
Chua
Ashleigh
Welsh
Jessica
Stewart
2017 Hockey NSW Women’s U21 Squad
Tamworth
The 2017 Hockey NSW Women’s U21 Squad will be announced on the Hockey NSW website at
10am Friday 15th June, 2016.
Selected athletes should familiarise themselves with the Hockey NSW State Teams Selection Policy available via the Hockey NSW website.
2016 Australian Country National Championships
The 2016 Hockey NSW Country Women’s Team will be announced on the Hockey NSW website at
10am Wednesday 13th June, 2016.
2016 Australian Country National Championships
24 July to 31 July, 2016
Darwin, NT
Athletes wishing to be considered for selection in the 2016 Hockey NSW Country Women’s Team
are required to complete and submit the
appropriate Nomination Form available from the Tournament Director.
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Metro South West 2
Libby
Grills
Natasha
Ball (GK)
Kate
Jenner
Natalie
Cavaleri
Alice
Arnott
Rebecca
DeWeerd
Phillipa
Ash
Natasha
DeWeerd
Claudia
Nielson
Dani
King
Abigail
Doolan
Kathleen
Martin
Brooklyn
Cooper
Lauren
Mercer
Heidi
Kelly
Emma
O’Brien
Emily
Chaffey
Taylah
Parker (GK)
Holly
Wheeler
Allix
Peters
Caroline
Margetts
Taylor
Thomson
Jess
Mckenzie
Emelia
Tracey
Chrissie
Benn
Erin
Walker
Tayla
King
Nandita
Ward
Niamh
Dixon
Erica
Wong
Brittany
King
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Team Lists
Womens Division 1 Pool A
Metro South West 1
North West Sydney 1
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Please see below from Hockey NSW and Hockey Australia in regards to the
eligibility to participate at the Country Nationals.
Northern Syd & Beaches
Maddisson
Banks
Morgan
Blamey
Murphy
Allendorf
Emma
Cairnduff
Eliza
Brazel
Melissa
Greer
Jade
Callander
Rachel
Divall
Claire
Johnston
Kirsten
Chapman
Xanthe
Dwyer
Sarah
Johnston
Lisa
Farrell
Kyah
Gray
Jess
Langham
Hockey NSW
5.2. Country Eligibility
To be eligible for a country team a player shall:
5.2.1. Be a currently registered and financial playing member of a country association. To remove
doubt, Country Associations will not include Nepean Hockey Association, Metropolitan South
West Hockey Association, North West Sydney Hockey Association, Sydney South Hockey Association, Northern Sydney and Beaches Hockey Association and Sydney East Hockey Association.
Jess
Fryer
Greta
Hayes
Caitlin
Logan
Alley
Hanagan
Emma
Hislop
Jacinta
Mallon
Nicole
King
Krista
Jenkins
Ashley
Ninness
Tegan
Lamond
Rhiannon
Kentish
Molly
Simpson
5.2.2. Comply with rules of eligibility in accordance with the relevant Hockey Australia policy in
place from time to time. Nomination of a country player must be signed by an official of the member’s Association or team.
Veronica
Martin
Tahlia
McKenzie
Cara
Simpson
Hockey Australia
Makaela
Potts
Danielle
McMurray
Bec
Steinert
Beck
Sanders
Alexandra
Morrison
Marie
Svehla
Pip
Sanders
Kiona
Nicholl
Yolanda
Thomas
Courtney
Schonell
Mikaela
Patterson
Sarah
Wynn-Taylor
Angi
Smith
Claire
Purnell
Emily
Wong
Jessica
White
Bathurst
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The Championship is open to teams from each State and Territory. The Australian Defence Force.
(ADF) or any other entity may be invited to participate at the discretion of Hockey Australia.
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Lithgow
Tamsin
Bunt
Rebecca
Lee
Sarah
Watterson
Amanda
George
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Sophie
Rodda
Madison
Boyce
Brielle
Lovekin
Kelly
Baker
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Kristy
Ekert
Maddy
Tattersall
Kate
Brown
Georgina
Adams
Emma
Oxley
Erin
Cobcroft
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The rules of eligibility for each participating team comprise of:
Players who represent their State or Territory at AHL or Under 21 level in the Championship year (from the previous year’s Championships through to the current Championships)
are not eligible to compete at the HA Country Australian Championships. If any athlete
represents another State or Territory at AHL or Under 21 Championships, allocated via the
HA Import Process, the home State or Territory may apply to Hockey Australia for an exemption for the athlete to be selected in the Country team.
Players who reside and play in a Country Association/Regional Team and play in a Country
Association are eligible for the HA Country Australian Championships regardless of
whether their Country Association/Regional team plays in a Capital City Premier Competition. A “Capital City Premier Competition” is defined as the highest level of competition
hosted by a Metro-Association. Any doubt on what constitutes a ‘Capital City Premier
Competition’ is to be referred to the HA Country Committee via the Hockey Australia
Competitions Manager for resolution.
A state association may include up to three (3) individual players that reside in the Country
and play in a Country Competition as well as a Capital City Premier Competition.
In the event of a state team’s withdrawal, a replacement team may be approved by HA for
inclusion.
Australian Defence Force teams compete on the basis that team members shall be eligible
to compete regardless of their place of domicile, membership of any hockey association or
level of competition played, provided that they are bona fide members of the Australian
Defence Force, and have not played in an Australian Hockey League (AHL) team in the
year of selection (from the previous year’s Championships through to the current Championships).
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