Hockey NSW Company Research Report

Company Overview

Name

Hockey NSW

Mission of the Company

Building active, inclusive, and connected communities through hockey.

When was the Company Founded and by Whom

Hockey has been played in New South Wales since the early 1900s. The NSW Men’s & Women’s Hockey Associations were formed in 1908, followed by the NSW Junior Hockey Association in 1960. These Associations eventually merged in 2004, forming a single administrative entity known as Hockey NSW.

Key People in the Company

Matthew Bulkeley - Chief Executive Officer

Richard Griffiths - Chief Operating Officer

Scott Barker - Head Coach for NSW Pride’s Women’s squad

Roel van Maastrigt - NSWIS Men’s Head Coach

Adriana Care - President

Wayne Snell - Vice President

Matt Banning - Financial Director of the Hockey NSW Finance Risk Committee (FRC)

Where is the Company Headquartered

PO Box 440, Sydney Markets, NSW 2129, Australia

Number of Employees

No information is available

Revenue of the Company

No information is available

What is the Company Known For

Hockey NSW is known for governing, developing, and growing the game of hockey in New South Wales. They focus on player development, coaching, and officiating, while also playing a key role in participation and community engagement. Their player base spans from introductory programs for children to Masters Programs for older adults. Hockey NSW is recognized for its role in producing elite hockey athletes and for maintaining a community-centric approach to the sport.

Products

What Products Do They Offer

Hockey NSW offers various programs and competitions.

High-Level Description of the Product

Competitions: Regional and Metropolitan leagues, State Championships, and the Hockey One League.

Programs: Development programs for players, coaches, umpires, and officials; community projects to boost participation.

Events: Community and competitive events ranging from local tournaments to international competitions.

Key Features of Each of the Products

Competitions:

Hockey One League: Premier hockey competition featuring elite teams and athletes.

Masters Championships: Specialized leagues for older athletes.

State Championships: High-level competition showcasing regional talent.

Programs:

Player and Coach Development: Workshops, clinics, and training initiatives for skill enhancement.

Community Projects: Initiatives aiming to foster community engagement and youth participation in hockey.

Officiating Development: Programs like the Emerging Talented Officials Program (ETOP) to cultivate and mentor new umpires.

Recent Developments

What are the Recent Developments in the Company

International Hockey player Hannah French to Join NSW Pride for the 2024 Season: Hannah French from Great Britain, with 150 international caps and 43 goals, was announced as a squad member for the NSW Pride women’s team.

FIH Pro League is Back: The Kookaburras will begin their title defense in a five-day event at Sydney Olympic Park from February 4-9, 2025.

NSW Hockey Legends Inducted into Hockey Australia's Hall of Fame: Dianne Gorman (Legendary status), Casey Sablowski, and Julie Richardson were inducted for their significant contributions to the sport.

What are the New Products Launched

No information is available specifically about new products launched.

What are the New Features Added to Existing Products

NSW Pride Team Developments: Integration of new talent including 10 Olympians and international stars like Hannah French. The squads are set to feature a mix of seasoned players and rising stars, enhancing on-field performance and providing mentorship to junior players.

Any New Partnerships

No information is available specifically about new partnerships.

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Hockey NSW respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands throughout Australia on which they play. They pay their respects to Elders past, present, and emerging and are committed to creating a positive future for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Hockey NSW actively celebrates LGBTIQ+ diversity, inclusion, and pride in NSW Hockey.