Clubs

Alstonville Hockey Club - playing hockey since 1929.

A family friendly, community minded club fielding Junior, Women’s and Men’s teams in 2017.

Contact the club via the email or website link above.

Ballina Hockey Club is a successful and friendly hockey club based in the sea side town of Ballina on the east coast of Australia. We are one of the oldest clubs in our Association established in 1930. We have senior and veteran sides offering elite, development and social hockey to all ages. We have thriving junior teams providing coaching and matches for children aged 4-17. Whatever your age, whatever your ability, whatever your ambition you can enjoy hockey with us.

Coraki Hockey Club is one of the premier clubs on the Far North Coast that was established in 1929 by a group of hockey minded ladies.It has always been the vision of CHC to lead the way as a social, family friendly and inclusive club providing an opportunity for everyone to participate in this great non-contact sport from elite to social players of all ages.

•  Our current player ages range from 4yrs to 60yrs, some of which boast generations of family CHC players.
•  CHC is considered one of the most successful and competitive hockey clubs in our region and state, we can attribute this to our players and coaches vast and expansive hockey skills and knowledge.  
•  CHC current and past members of both sexes have represented hockey in State, National and Olympic teams as juniors, seniors and veteran players.
•  We also have current and past state hockey coaches coaching our junior and senior teams conveying their knowledge and skills in fair play.
•  CHC have junior teams ranging in ages from 4 - 15yrs and senior teams for men and women.

 CHC is motivated and striving to expand our player numbers and teams, so if you want to have fun and enjoy hockey regardless of your experience and skill level, we welcome you to come and get healthy with us!!

Welcome to the East Lismore Hockey Club, based in Goonellabah with our clubhouse next to the Hepburn park turf, we take pride in catering for girls, boys, men and women from ages 5 and up.

East Lismore Hockey Club is an active and committed club, with teams ranging from 1^st Divisions men and women, through all levels of senior and junior divisions. The Club was formed in 1947 and is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2017.

Our club always welcomes new members of all ages and ability.

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The Northern Star Hockey Club was established as a means of providing employees of the Northern Star Newspaper with an activity to participate in together outside of work. Northern Star staff member Mr Herb Everingham was instrumental in the Clubs foundation, and after gathering the requisite support from the Directors of the Northern Star Newspaper the Northern Star Hockey Club was founded underneath a camphor laurel tree outside the office of the Northern Star on 30 June 1927.

Among the Club’s founding members only one, Mr F Weigall, had ever played hockey previously and as the most qualified member was accordingly appointed the Club’s first captain and coach.

To now….

The club now boasts almost 200 playing members amongst its ranks, ranging from Minkey’s (under 5 years of age) right through to our senior men’s and women’s ranks.

In addition to the Club’s rich and successful record on the hockey field throughout its lengthy and celebrated history, the Club continually endeavours to promote and observe the traditional values upon which the Club was founded. This is achieved by ensuring the Club is at all times;

• family friendly;
• social; and
• enjoyable for all of its members

In achieving these goals the Club relies heavily on the wider Northern Star community which includes past players, friends, family members, sponsors, and interested members of the community; who all play an integral role.

Join our community….

The Northern Star Hockey Club welcomes new players of all ages and experience levels.

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