2025 Masters Championships full results summary

Published Thu 30 Oct 2025

The recent Masters Championships proved to be an overwhelming success and a true display of competitive spirit, with 24 teams fielded across the Men’s and Women’s sections showcasing the depth of talent.

Of these teams, 11 played in their respective grand finals, resulting in a significant haul of medals. Our athletes excelled across the board, securing 2 Gold medals, an impressive 9 Silver medals and 4 Bronze medals. While not every team reached the podium, strong finishes were also recorded, including five teams placing 4th, two teams finishing 5th, and two teams rounding out the competition in 6th place.

Congratulations to all the athletes, team managers, officials, physios, coaches and volunteers who make this event possible! Also congratulations to those Victorian's selected in the Australian teams following their performances at these events. See the full details below...

Full summary of results:

Men's Section Results
(2025 Hockey Australia Men’s Masters Championships held in Newcastle)

Over 34: Finished 4th (Shoot Out).
Over 40: Finished 5th.
Over 45 Div1: Finished with a Silver medal. Steve Macumber was the Player of the Tournament.
Over 45 Div2: Finished 4th (Shoot Out).
Over 50 Div1: Finished with a Bronze medal.
Over 50 Div2: Finished with a Bronze medal. Saranjeet Singh was the Leading Goal Scorer.
Over 55 Div1: Finished 4th.
Over 55 Div2: Finished 6th.
Over 60 Div1: Achieved Gold. Ash Grummitt was the Leading Goal Scorer, and Craig McBride was the Player of the Final.
Over 60 Div2: Finished with a Silver medal.
Over 65 Div1: Finished with a Bronze medal.
Over 65 Div2: Finished with a Silver (Shoot Out) medal.
Over 70 Div1: Achieved Gold (Shoot Out). Peter Urie was the Player of the Tournament, and Rob Clay was the Player of the Final.
Over 70 Div2: Finished with a Silver medal.
Over 75: Finished 5th.
Over 80: Finished with a Silver medal. Chris O’Dempsey was the Leading Goal Scorer.

Women's Section Results
(2025 Hockey Australia Women’s Masters Championships held in Hobart)

Over 34: Finished 6th.
Over 40: Finished with a Silver (Shoot Out) medal. Jackie Jones was the Player of the Final.
Over 45: Finished with a Silver medal.
Over 50: Finished with a Silver medal. Nan Latta was the Leading Goal Scorer.
Over 55: Finished 4th.
Over 60: Finished with a Silver medal.
Over 65: Finished 4th.
Over 70: Finished with a Bronze medal.

2026 World Cup Australian Masters Hockey Teams Roster

Men's Teams

Over 35 Men

Australia Team: Tobias Raper, Bryan Young
Shadows (Australia Team): John Osmond
Coach (Australia Team): John Osmond
Australia 2 Team: Charles Swain

Over 40 Men

Australia Team: Joel Carrol

Over 45 Men

Australia Team: Steven Macumber, Rakesh Parsotam, Andrew Rowe, Anthony Traill
Shadows (Australia Team): Geoff Greaves, Andrew Purcell, Greg Robertson
Coach (Australia Team): Troy Williamson
Australia 2 Team: Geoff Greaves, Thomas Griffen, Andrew Purcell, Steve Quenette, Danny Thein

Over 50 Men

Australia Team: Colin Edwards, David Hammond, Nigel Toussaint, Garry Welsman
Shadows (Australia Team): Greg Koster, Matthew Mullins
Australia 2 Team: Greg Koster, Tobias Langdon, Matthew Mullins

Over 55 Men

Australia Team: Lachlan Dreher, Chris Harper
Shadows (Australia Team): Andrew Bewick, Robert McDonald

Over 60 Men

Australia Team: Craig McBride, Greg Van Meeuwen
Shadows (Australia Team): James Brook, Phil Frost
Coach (Australia Team): Pat Donato
Australia 2 Team: James Brook, John Doddrell, Cedric Fewkes, Phil Frost, Owen Rogers, Jeffrey White
Shadows (Australia 2 Team): Peter Lombardo, Andrew Small

Over 65 Men

Australia Team: Ian Ferreira, Kevin McLaughlin, Simon Winter
Shadows (Australia Team): Craig Paton, Peter Symons

Over 70 Men

Australia Team: Don Bowser, Bas Groeneveld, Clive Harrison, Rob Meagher, Norman Same, Peter Urie
Shadows (Australia Team): Peter Byrne, Mark Hulme
Coach (Australia Team): David Peebles

Over 75 Men

Australia Team: Stephen Haddy, Derek Overell
Shadows (Australia Team): Barry Collins, Peter Ridland

Over 80 Men

Australia Team: Jogn Burt, John Longmuir, Chris O’Dempsey, Barry Paice, David Sinclair, Ron Todero, Ian Wright
Shadows (Australia Team): Max Blakiston
Coach (Australia Team): John Watts

Women's Teams

Over 35 Women

Australia Team: Bridgette Allen, Jessica Daly, Samantha Daly, Samantha Dobrich
Shadows (Australia Team): Rachel Gray
Australia 2 Team: Rachel Gray, Jade Hooper, Jackie Jones

Over 40 Women

Australia Team: Corrine Bowen
Shadows (Australia Team): Jade Hooper, Jackie Jones, Izelle Labuschagne

Over 45 Women

Australia Team: Rosalie Ballard, Tamsin Nelson, Noami Pickford, Marion Stonehouse
Shadows (Australia Team): Katherine Wilson
Coach (Australia Team): Jessica Bingley
Australia 2 Team: Vicki Thompson, Katherine Wilson, Samantha Winch
Shadows (Australia 2 Team): Kylie Goringe, Rachel Macey

Over 50 Women

Australia Team: Nannette Latta, Kate Stebbings
Shadows (Australia Team): Kylie Gorringe, Samantha Winch

Over 55 Women

Australia Team: Karen Becker, Kizanne Davies, Alison O’Reilly, Narelle Richardson, Susan Wakefield, Heidi Wenk
Shadows (Australia Team): Sandra Hodges, Angela McDonald, Wendy Vincent
Australia 2 Team: Sandra Hodges, Angela McDonald, Wendy Vincent

Over 60 Women