2021 Australian Under 18 Championships Preview

The various national hockey championships are back in 2021, starting with the Australian Under 18 Championships in Launceston.

The best Under 18 hockey talent in Australia, plus coaches, officials and family members will converge on the Tasmanian riverside city for the Men’s and Women’s championships.

The event will run from 8-16 April with both the Men’s and Women’s competitions featuring teams from every Australian state and territory.

Queensland did the double when the tournament was last held in 2019, claiming both the Men’s and Women’s trophies.

This year’s Australian Under 18 Championships are made possible thanks to Events Tasmania.

Anyone attending the championships is asked to follow the COVID Safety Guidelines for spectators:

• Arrive just before the game you want to watch
• Refrain from moving between pitches where possible
• Leave ASAP after games
• Do not interact with the teams at the venue
• Follow all Public Health Guidelines

2021 Australian Under 18 Outdoor Hockey Championships

8-16 April 2021
Northern Hockey Centre, Launceston Tasmania
Under 18 Women's Match Schedule
Under 18 Men's Match Schedule

Official Altius Schedules and Results

Teams* (as at 23/3/2021)

Australian Capital Territory

Women’s Team
Alyssa Smith (United), Anika Bettiol (St Pats), Annie Burgess (ANU), Courtney Booth (St Pats), Ellen Vahey (TVHC), Elizabeth Carter (Uni Juniors), Georgia Staines (Goulburn), Imogen Dorsett (TVHC), Keira Polmanteer (TVHC), Laura Monteresso (NCE), Lauren Yee (Uni Juniors), Lily Bray (United), Lucy Jalland (ANU), Megan Bowles (TVHC), Olivia Holgate (United), Phillipa Lendrum (TVHC), Sophia Lemon (St Pats), Tshiamo Litheko (Wests)

Men’s Team
Aidan Smith (United), Aiden Dooley (Central), Alexander Green (Central), Ben Neeson (United), Ben Slater (Central), Ben Ward (ANU), Darcy Macdonald (Wests), Dylan Brick (Central), Fin Hegyi (Central), Jack McEntee (Goulburn), Jacob White (ANU), Jesse Absolom (United), Josh Carter (Wests), Jye Rajen (Central), Logan Stewart (St Pats), Mark Haines (United), Max Curry (United), Max Robson (ANU)

New South Wales

Notably, Ryde Hill Hockey Club will have 10 players competing for New South Wales at the championships.

Women’s Teams
State Team
Blues Team

Men’s Teams
State Team
Blues Team

Northern Territory

Women’s Team (to be confirmed)

Men’s Team

Queensland

Women’s and Men’s Teams

South Australia

Women’s Team
Annalise Abbott, Sophie Bruce, Lily Cazzolato, Aaliyah Loffler, Indiana Edwards, Chloe Holland, Teagan Powell, Mercedes Theobald, Emma Dean, Gabby Mitreska, Lucy Sharman, Adele Parkin, Katie Sharkey, Riley Tape, Zoe Nunn, Emily Cochrane, Clare Matijevic

Men’s Team
Lucas Noel, Oliver Garfield, Mitchell Dell, Aiden Cameron, Riley Herbert, Dylan Holland, Connor Millhouse, Kyton Rayner, Jordan Chandler, Hassan Singh, Bradley Stone, Griffin White, Brock Wise, Joshua Longo, Finn Walsh, Alex Davy, Cameron Gray

Tasmania

Women’s Team

Men’s Team

Victoria

Women’s Teams
State Team
Claudia Beamish, Emily Butler, Bridgette de la Mere, Zara Geddis, Anna Ghuliani, Charlotte Hodgson, Dacia Koelmeyer, Josie Lawton, Seirra Lee, Samantha Love, Shauna Mitchell, Tess Palubiski, Jade Robertson, Juilette Sheriff, Evie Stansby, Enya Talbot, Jayde Temby, Zali Ward

Development Team

Men’s Teams
State Team
Declan Anderson, Will Carruthers, Byron Fernandes, Nick Fitzgerald, Liam Henderson, Angus Hendry, Sam Lowndes, Oli Marshall, Isaac Noble, Julian Nosiara, Sam O'Brien, Corey O'Neil, Nye Roberts, Will Rutley, Scott Sturrock, Oscar Thompson, Ollie Will, Oli Worcester

Development Team

Western Australia

Women’s Team

Men’s Team