U/18 Premiers 2010 Back row (L-R): Adam Clifford, Will Mollross, Henry Curtis, Cam Topfer, Pat Meaney, Jay Daft, Andy Isles, Charles Haward, James Clifford, Jackson Willows Front row (L-R): Grant Woodcock, Patrick Hinton, Martin Butler, Jared McKenzie, Iain McClung, Tristan Cleaver, Lachlan Oakford Lying down: Ben Read Absent: James Cocker, Eddie Pascoe, Marcus Haward (Manager)
Under 18s Win Final
Congratulations to the U/18 boys who have won Uni's first premiership of 2010!
University Hockey Club end of season dinner
This year’s annual end of season University hockey club dinner is on Saturday 2 October 2010 at the Uni Bar. The theme for this year’s dinner is “Superheroes and Villains”.
Tickets this year are a mere $50! If you would like to attend the dinner you will need to RSVP by 15 September 2010 by paying your $50. This is the only way to RSVP and tickets will not be available for purchase on the night. Please note too that only financial members of the club are able to attend, so if you have any outstanding subs, fines or clothing payments, this might be a good chance to clear all those up.
Please note that Hockey Tasmania need to be notified of any swapping of duties between players. If they are not notified of the change prior to the time of the duty the player who has been listed in the newspaper will remain responsible and will be stood down if the duty is not undertaken. Email Hockey Tasmania with the duty change details: records@hockeysouth.com.au
TUMHC Under 21s Update
TUMHC Tasmanian Under 21 representatives Ben Read and James Dick continue to perform well for their state in the Australian Under 21 Men’s Championships in Melbourne. Reado has moved up from State Under 18s and played every game for the Under 21s while Dicky has played all but one game and scored against ACT in the final pool game. Follow Reado and Dicky’s charge through the tournament here.
TUMHC Keeper Hamish McGregor Makes International Debut
TUMHC keeper Hamish “Hammer” McGregor won his first international cap for New Zealand after debuting in the Black Sticks’ Four Nations Tournament match against Japan on 14 July 2010. Hammer moved to New Zealand over the summer to pursue Diploma in Marine Studies, but has managed to get back for two games with the TUMHC A Grade side this year while on breaks.
You can read all about Hammer’s rapid rise to the Black Sticks squad in his interview in the Bay of Plenty Times and follow his progress at the Four Nations Tournament.
TUMHC congratulates Hammer on his selection and wishes him all the best for his future international career, unless he’s playing the Kookaburras of course!
