TeamStar Premier League Midweek Round 1 Wrap

The first Midweek round of the 2026 TeamStar Premier League season delivered a mix of tight contests and hard‑fought wins, with several teams holding firm under pressure and others sharing the points.

TeamStar Premier League Men

Mods-OGM def by Victoria Park 2-7
Victoria Park continued their strong start to the 2026 TeamStar Premier League season, recording a five‑goal win over Mods‑OGM at Guildford Grammar on Tuesday 31 March. The Panthers opened the scoring in the first quarter through a Joel Crothers field goal and steadily built their advantage, adding further goals via Jayden Atkinson, Kurtis Scaini and Ky Willott. Mods‑OGM found a response just before half time, with Brett Stevens converting to cut the margin. As Mods‑OGM looked to apply pressure throughout the second half, Victoria Park remained composed and in control, extending their lead as the match wore on. A late field goal from Judd Diletti provided a consolation for Mods‑OGM, but the Panthers held firm to close out another convincing victory.
Goals
MOD: B. Stevens (30’), J. Diletti (57’)
VPX: J. Crothers (11’/56’), J. Atkinson (20’/49’), K. Willott (28’/36’), K. Scaini (26’)
What’s Next
After the Easter long weekend, Mods‑OGM return to action against Hale on Saturday 11 April, while Victoria Park round out the official opening round when they host North Coast Raiders at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 12 April.

YMCC def. Melville 2-0
YMCC continued their strong run under the lights, scoring early and holding off a determined Melville side to claim a two‑goal victory at Lemnos Field on Tuesday 31 March. The hosts made a fast start, with Liam Henderson and Cooper Burns both finding the back of the net inside the opening minutes to establish an early advantage. From there, the contest settled into a highly competitive battle, with both sides trading possession and working hard to deny scoring opportunities. Melville applied sustained defensive pressure and challenged YMCC throughout the match but were unable to convert their chances. YMCC remained composed across the second half, managing the contest effectively to secure their second consecutive win.
Goals
YMCC: L. Henderson (2’), C. Burns (3’)
What’s Next
YMCC will travel to Aquinas College to take on Reds on Saturday 11 April, while Melville will host Whitford at Melville Toyota Stadium in a twilight match.

Whitford def. North Coast Raiders 2-0
Whitford responded strongly to their opening‑round loss, recording a two‑goal win over North Coast Raiders under lights at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Tuesday 31 March. After a competitive opening period, Whitford struck first, with Matthew Stephenson scoring a field goal shortly after taking the field. North Coast Raiders worked to lift the pressure, and the second quarter developed into an evenly contested contest as both sides traded possession. Whitford extended their lead in the third quarter, Anand Gupte converting from a penalty corner to give his side some breathing space. The Raiders continued to push for a way back into the match, but Whitford’s defence held firm through the final quarter, allowing them to secure their first win of the 2026 season.
Goals
WHI: M. Stephenson (7’), A. Gupte (37’)
What’s Next
Whitford will take on Melville on Saturday 11 April at Melville Toyota Stadium, while North Coast Raiders will return to Perth Hockey Stadium to take on Victoria Park on Sunday 12 April.

Fremantle Cockburn def by Hale 2-3
Hale continued to build momentum in the 2026 season, holding off a determined Fremantle Cockburn by a single goal under lights at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Thursday 2 April. Fremantle Cockburn made a sharp start, opening the scoring just two minutes in through a Diarmid Chappell field goal and maintaining their 1–0 advantage through the first quarter. Hale responded in the second term, with Liam Flynn finding the back of the net, but the Magpies answered soon after via Jack Welch to take a 2–1 lead into half time. A competitive third quarter followed, with both sides trading possession and limiting chances. The match was decided in the final term, as Hale lifted their intensity and overturned the deficit with quick‑fire goals from Charlie Johnston and Flynn to complete the comeback and secure the win.
Goals
FRE: D. Chappell (2’), J. Welch (29’)
HAL: L. Flynn (21’/53’), C. Johnston (52’)
What’s Next
Fremantle Cockburn will head to Lemnos Field to take on Westside Wolves under the lights on Friday 10 April, while Hale will host Mods-OGM on Saturday 11 April.

WASPS def by Westside Wolves 2-6
Westside Wolves continued their strong early form, recording a four‑goal win over WASPS at Perth Hockey Stadium on Thursday 2 April. The Wolves set the tone early, opening the scoring within the first five minutes through a Jake Harvie field goal, before Joel Rintala added a penalty corner goal to extend the early advantage. WASPS responded late in the opening quarter, with Craig Marais converting from a penalty corner, but the Wolves maintained the lead at quarter time. Despite WASPS’ efforts to stifle the visitors, Westside Wolves extended their advantage before the main break. A field goal from Dane Gavranich and a second penalty corner strike from Rintala pushed the lead out to 4–1 at half time. The Wolves continued to build after the break, with Tom Keating scoring a field goal in the third quarter. WASPS mounted a final‑term challenge through a second goal from Marais, but Westside Wolves responded, with Rintala completing his hat‑trick from a penalty corner as the Wolves held firm to close out the win.
Goals
WAS: C. Marais (15’/48’)
WSW: J. Rintala (9’/28’/55’), J. Harvie (5’), D. Gavranich (26’), T. Keating (38’)
What’s Next
Westside Wolves will host Fremantle Cockburn at Lemnos Field on Friday 10 April, whole WASPS will take on UWA at the UWA Superturf.

UWA def. Reds 3-1
UWA continued their strong early form, holding off the Reds by two goals under lights at UWA Superturf on Tuesday 7 April. The reigning premiers opened the scoring through Cam Geddes, who converted a penalty corner to give the home side the early advantage. The Reds responded shortly after, with Jeremy Hayward also scoring from a penalty corner to level the scores by quarter time. An evenly contested second quarter followed, with both sides trading possession and limiting clear opportunities. UWA eventually broke the deadlock in the 40th minute, Ben Baxter finishing a field goal to put the hosts back in front. The Reds pushed hard in the final quarter, earning several penalty corners as they searched for an equaliser, but UWA held firm defensively. Geddes added his second of the night late in the match, sealing the win and ensuring the reigning premiers remained unbeaten.
Goals
UWA: C. Geddes (6’/59’), B. Baxter (40’)
RED: J. Hayward (10’)
What’s Next
UWA will host WASPS under the lights of UWA Superturf on Friday 10 April, while Reds will host YMCC at Aquinas College on Saturday 11 April.

TeamStar Premier League Women

Whitford def. North Coast Raiders 4-0
Whitford secured a long‑awaited win, shutting down North Coast Raiders to record a four‑goal victory at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Tuesday 31 March. After an even opening period, Whitford made the breakthrough late in the first quarter, with Alannah Boseley finishing a field goal to give the home side the advantage at quarter time. Momentum continued in the second term as Maya Keating broke through the Raiders’ defence to double the lead by half time. North Coast Raiders applied sustained pressure after the break, but Whitford remained composed. Olivia Shannon extended the margin in the 37th minute with a well‑taken field goal, before the home side struck again early in the final quarter when Maddison Brooks converted from a penalty corner. Whitford held firm through the closing stages to keep the Raiders quiet and close out a convincing home victory.
Goals
WHI: A. Boseley (13’), M. Keating (21’), O. Shannon (37’), M. Brooks (46’)
What’s Next
Whitford will head to Melville Toyota Stadium to take on Melville on Saturday 11 April, while North Coast Raiders will go up against Victoria Park at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 12 April.

WASPS def by Westside Wolves 0-4
Westside Wolves continued their strong early form, recording a four‑goal win over WASPS at Perth Hockey Stadium on Wednesday 1 April. After both sides traded possession through a competitive opening quarter, the Wolves struck first through Madison Naish, who found the back of the net to give her side the early advantage. WASPS applied pressure, but the Wolves remained composed and extended their lead before half time, with Ruby Rankin converting a field goal to make it 2–0. Following the break, WASPS continued to press, however Westside Wolves maintained control. Ruby Bell added a third in the 42nd minute with a well‑taken field goal, before Madi Ratcliffe capped off the performance in the final term, converting from a penalty corner to seal the victory.
Goals
WSW: M. Naish (13’), R. Rankin (22’), R. Bell (42’), M. Ratcliffe (51’)
What’s Next
WASPS will head to the UWA Superturfs to take on UWA on Friday 10 April, while Westside Wolves will host Fremantle Cockburn at Lemnos Field.

Fremantle Cockburn def by Hale 1-3
Hale recorded their second win of the 2026 season, holding off a fast‑starting Fremantle Cockburn by two goals at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Wednesday 1 April. Fremantle Cockburn made an early statement, opening the scoring in the fourth minute through Jenna‑Rae McIntyre. Hale responded quickly, with Shanae Haywood converting a field goal just two minutes later before Tyler Pedley added another to give the visitors a 2–1 lead at quarter time. The second quarter remained competitive, with both sides trading possession and limiting scoring opportunities. Hale managed to extend their advantage in the third term, Haywood finishing her second field goal to push the margin out to 3–1 at three‑quarter time. The final quarter was evenly contested, but Hale held firm defensively to close out the match and secure the win.
Goals
FRE: J-R. McIntyre (4’)
HAL: S. Haywood (6’/42’), T. Pedley (13’)
What’s Next
Fremantle Cockburn will travel to Lemnos Field to take on Westside Wolves on Friday 10 April, while Hale will host Suburban Lions at Hale Hockey Club on Saturday 11 April.

Suburban Lions drew Victoria Park 1-1
Suburban Lions and Victoria Park were evenly matched for the first time this season, playing out a draw at Lemnos Field on Thursday 2 April. Victoria Park struck first, taking the lead in the 12th minute through a Beatriz Monger‑Molowny field goal to give the Panthers the early advantage. What followed was a highly competitive contest, with both sides trading possession and limiting clear scoring opportunities as the match progressed. With Victoria Park holding firm deep into the game, the Suburban Lions found a late breakthrough. Courtney Schonell converted a field goal in the dying minutes to bring the scores level and ensure both sides shared the points.
Goals
SUB: C. Schonell (56’)
VPX: B. Monger-Molowny (12’)
What’s Next
Suburban Lions will travel to Hale Hockey Club to take on Hale on Saturday 11 April, while Victoria Park will host the North Coast Raiders at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 12 April.

YMCC drew Melville 2-2
YMCC and Melville shared the points in a competitive 2–2 draw under the lights at Lemnos Field on Thursday 2 April. Melville opened the scoring in the seventh minute through a Madi Deuble field goal, before YMCC responded quickly. Harper Newnham converted a penalty corner to have the scores locked at one apiece by quarter time. The second quarter remained evenly matched, with both sides trading possession and limiting opportunities. Melville regained the lead early in the third term, Hannah Carmody finishing a field goal to put the visitors back in front. YMCC again showed resilience, responding through a Pippa Bairstow penalty corner to level the scores for the second time. The final quarter continued in the same competitive fashion, with Melville earning several late penalty corners, but both defences held firm as the match finished in a 2–2 draw.
Goals
YMCC: H. Newnham (11’), P. Bairstow (41’)
MEL: M. Deuble (7’), H. Carmody (33’)
What’s Next
Melville will host Whitford at Melville Toyota Stadium on Saturday 11 April, while YMCC will head to Aquinas College to take on Reds in a twilight match.

UWA def by Reds 1-2
Reds responded to their previous defeat with a hard‑fought one‑goal win over UWA at UWA Superturf on Tuesday 7 April, holding off a late comeback attempt under the lights. The visitors made a fast start, opening the scoring in the early minutes through a Bella Connelly field goal. UWA looked to reply through a series of penalty corners, but Reds’ defence held firm to maintain the advantage at the first break. Reds struck again early in the second quarter, Connelly finding the back of the net for the second time to extend the lead. UWA continued to search for a response, but Reds remained composed to take a 2–0 margin into half time. The third quarter was evenly contested, with both sides trading possession and limiting clear chances. UWA eventually broke through in the final term via a Torva Sharwood penalty corner, but Reds withstood the late pressure to secure the narrow victory.
Goals
UWA: T. Sharwood (54’)
RED: B. Connelly (3’/18’)
What’s Next
UWA will host WASPS in a Friday night match at UWA Superturf on 10 April, while Reds will host YMCC at Aquinas College on Saturday 11 April.

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