One Cup Full, The Other Half Full
At the end of this week there will be three World Cups taking place simultaneously. One event Australia has never won and in reality is not likely to win, the other two Australia has won both twice, and is in
Seeing Double?
The 13th Hockey World Cup is about to get under way in the Hague in the Netherlands and for only the second time since the competition started in 1971, the Men’s and Women’s competitions will be played simultaneously; Something the
Will One Change Lead to More?
The Kookaburras head off to the World Cup in The Hague next week and the Hockeyroos have already left. The tournament will be Kookaburras and former Hockeyroos coach Ric Charlesworth’s penultimate challenge as coach. After the Commonwealth Games the curtain
Easter Tests a Success
A great crowd made their way to the Perth Hockey Stadium in Perth last night to see the Kookaburras take on the Black Sticks of New Zealand in the first of two test matches before both teams head over to
Changes to Secure Olympic Future.
The International Hockey Federation made a decision at the weekend to change the format of the game as we know it. A move that has split opinion, some applauding it other traditionalists are far from happy about it. The changes
