Results, recaps and stories from the NSW underwater hockey community.
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NSW hosted the 2026 Nationals on the sun-drenched Gold Coast. The historic inaugural U19 Women's division saw NSW claim gold, while the Masters Open and Masters Women's teams both took home silver. Selections were announced for the World Championships in Turkey.
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76 games across two courts at Palm Beach Aquatic Centre, including the first-ever Women's grade. Sydney A edged Sunshine Coast 2–1 in A Grade, while Gold Coast won the inaugural Women's final 4–0.
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Around 60 players gathered at the University of Wollongong Pool for one of Australia's largest and longest-running social UWH events. Teams were drawn randomly for a day of 4v4 hockey, wrapping up with the traditional BBQ and raffle.
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NSW Masters Open claimed gold in Ballarat with extraordinary goalkeeping, saving multiple near-impossible penalty shots. NSW also fielded its first fully home-grown Under 19s team, and the Elite Women showed outstanding sportsmanship throughout.
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Sydney Raiagon dominated the Senior division at Woy Woy. The Regional team pulled off an upset to win Women's, while Team New-Gong claimed the Juniors title. Day 2 featured an intensive training session ahead of Nationals.
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Sydney's juniors kept training through winter nights at an outdoor pool, braving 11°C temperatures with coaches' support. The 2024 Kings Cup also included an announcement of the 2025 Nationals venue in Ballarat.
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NSW's inaugural U15s team placed 4th at Tobruk Memorial Pool in Cairns. Three NSW players joined SA's Under 19s team for a bronze medal, while the Elite Women and Elite Open both finished 4th in hard-fought campaigns.
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Sydney Rakali claimed Senior gold at Stockton Swimming Centre, hosted by Newcastle Underwater Hockey. The 2023 Titles also marked the debut of the inaugural U16s Junior division, won by Sydney Wallumil, with MVPs Nick Hind and Cara Gibson.
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One of Australia's longest-running social UWH events returned to the University of Wollongong Pool, drawing players from across the country for a full day of random-draw 4v4 hockey, finishing with the beloved post-match BBQ and raffle.
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Bunbury welcomed 27 teams from across Australia. NSW Masters and Elite Women both struck gold, the women's first national title since 2011. Multiple NSW players were then selected for the World Championships held on the Gold Coast.
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NSW fielded their first-ever U15s team at a national championship. The Masters claimed bronze despite late squad injuries, while the Elite Men put on a dominant campaign to reach the final, finishing runners-up to Western Australia.
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NSW Masters claimed their third consecutive gold, going undefeated through the entire competition with explosive performances from Nat Marshall and MVP Charl Pieterse. The Elite Men reached the final, falling 6–1 to Western Australia.
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