TeamStar Premier League Midweek Round 2 Wrap

A thrilling round of fixtures saw tight contests, milestone moments and standout performances, with multiple matches decided by narrow margins and late-game heroics across the competition.

TeamStar Premier League Men

Hale defeated by Westside Wolves 0-1
Westside Wolves extended their unbeaten run with a hard-fought win over a determined Hale side under lights at Hale Hockey Club on Tuesday, 26 May. The Wolves made a strong start, breaking through Hale’s defence early to earn a penalty corner. Tom Harvie converted the opportunity in the fifth minute to give the visiting side the lead. The Wolves looked to build on their early momentum with another penalty corner, but Hale’s defence stood firm, limiting the margin to a single goal at quarter time. The second quarter evolved into a tightly contested battle, with both teams sharing possession in a high-pressure exchange. Hale also earned a penalty corner but was unable to capitalise, leaving the score unchanged heading into halftime. After the break, Hale lifted their intensity, mounting sustained pressure and pushing hard for an equaliser. Despite the relentless attack, the Wolves’ defence held strong, showing composure and resilience to close out a tense finish and secure the win.
Goals
WSW: T. Harvie (5’)
What’s Next
Hale will head to Lemnos Field to take on YMCC on Saturday 6 June, while Westside Wolves will take on UWA at UWA Superturf on Sunday 7 June.

Melville defeated by Victoria Park 1-2
Victoria Park edged out a determined Melville outfit by a single goal under lights at Melville Toyota Stadium on Tuesday, 26 May. The first half was an evenly balanced contest, with both sides sharing possession but unable to break through on the scoreboard. The Panthers created early chances, earning a penalty corner in the first quarter and a penalty stroke in the second, but Melville’s defence remained resolute to keep the game scoreless at halftime. Melville looked to seize momentum in the third quarter with several penalty corner opportunities, but it was Victoria Park who broke the deadlock. Ben Taylor converted from a penalty corner to hand the visitors the lead heading into the final break. The last quarter delivered a tense, high-pressure finish as both teams pushed for control. Melville managed to level the scores through a James Day penalty corner, but Taylor responded decisively, scoring his second from another penalty corner late in the match to secure a hard-fought win for the Panthers.
Goals
MEL: J. Day (56’)
VPX: B. Taylor (42’/59’)
What’s Next
Melville will hit the road to take on WASPS at Perth Hockey Stadium on Saturday 6 June, while Victoria Park will host Reds at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 7 June.

Whitford defeated by WASPS 0-4
WASPS secured their second win of the season with an impressive victory over Whitford at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Tuesday, 26 May. After an evenly contested opening quarter, WASPS took control in the second term. Shaun Shackley opened the scoring in the 21st minute with a field goal, before Mitch McGrath extended the lead later in the quarter, also finding the net from open play to give the visitors a 2–0 advantage at halftime. Maintaining their composure under pressure, WASPS continued to build momentum in the third quarter. Callum Brown-Lea added a third goal from a penalty corner, further strengthening their grip on the match. Whitford pushed to respond in the final term, but WASPS’ defence held firm. Brown-Lea capped off a strong performance late in the game, scoring a field goal to seal a convincing win for the visitors.
Goals
WAS: S. Shackley (21’), M. McGrath (29’), C. Brown-Lea (35’/59’)
What’s Next
WASPS will host Melville at Perth Hockey Stadium on Saturday 6 June, while Whitford will host Mods-OGM at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre.

North Coast Raiders defeated by Reds 1-4
A standout four-goal performance from Brodee Foster helped the Reds celebrate a player’s milestone in style, defeating North Coast Raiders by three goals at Perth Hockey Stadium on Thursday, 28 May. Marking Adrian Lockley’s 400th game, the match began as an evenly contested affair, with both sides sharing possession throughout a tight opening quarter. The deadlock was finally broken early in the second term, when Foster found the back of the net with a field goal to give the Reds the lead. The Raiders pressed for a response, but the Reds’ defence stood firm to maintain a one-goal advantage at halftime. North Coast’s persistence paid off in the third quarter, with James McIlveen scoring a field goal to level the scores. However, the Reds responded quickly, as Foster struck again—this time from a penalty corner—to restore the lead heading into the final break. The final quarter saw the Reds take control, with Foster completing his four-goal haul through two late field goals.
Goals
NCR: J. McIlveen (40’)
RED: B. Foster (19’/44’/57’/60’)
What’s Next
North Coast Raiders will head to Lakelands Hockey and Sporting Facility to go up against Fremantle Cockburn on Friday 5 June, while Reds will take on Victoria Park at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 7 June.

Fremantle Cockburn defeated by YMCC 1-3
YMCC extended their unbeaten run into double figures with a strong two-goal victory over Fremantle Cockburn under lights at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Thursday, 28 May. After an even opening period, YMCC struck first, with Luke Anderson scoring a field goal shortly after the side had successfully defended a Fremantle penalty corner. The Magpies pushed hard for a response, earning another penalty corner early in the second quarter. While YMCC’s defence initially held firm, Rhys Angwin found a breakthrough, scoring a field goal to level the scores heading into halftime. Fremantle Cockburn looked to build momentum in the third quarter, creating several penalty corner opportunities, but were unable to convert. YMCC capitalised instead, with Charlie McCarthy scoring a field goal to restore the lead before the final break. The contest remained tightly balanced in the final quarter, with both sides trading possession in a high-pressure finish. However, YMCC sealed the result late, with Toby Blee converting a penalty corner to secure a well-earned win.
Goals
FRE: R. Angwin (23’)
YMCC: L. Anderson (8’), C. McCarthy (42’), T. Blee (57’)
What’s Next
Fremantle Cockburn will host North Coast Raiders at Lakelands Hockey and Sporting Facility under the lights on Friday 5 June, while YMCC will host Hale at Lemnos Field on Saturday 6 June.

Mods-OGM defeated by UWA 0-6
UWA returned from the WA Day long weekend in dominant form, recording a convincing six-goal win over Mods-OGM at Guildford Grammar on Tuesday, 2 June. After an even opening period, UWA struck first, with Jaxon Geddes scoring a field goal to give the visitors an early lead. They maintained the momentum into the second quarter, applying consistent pressure and earning multiple penalty corner opportunities. Their persistence was rewarded when Ethan Yem found the back of the net from open play, doubling the lead before halftime. Mods-OGM lifted their defensive intensity in the third quarter, creating a temporary stalemate. However, UWA broke through late in the term, with Frank Main scoring a field goal before Harry Golding added another from a penalty corner to extend the margin heading into the final break. UWA took full control in the fourth quarter, with Golding capping off a standout performance by adding two more goals—one from a penalty corner and another from open play. Despite Mods-OGM’s efforts to respond, UWA’s defence remained resolute to secure a comprehensive victory.
Goals
UWA: J. Geddes (8’), E. Yem (22’), F. Main (43’), H. Golding (45’/48’/50’)
What’s Next
Mods-OGM will head to Troy Pickard Hockey Centre to take on Whitford on Saturday 6 June, while UWA will host Westside Wolves at UWA Superturf on Sunday 7 June.

TeamStar Premier League Women

Whitford defeated WASPS 3-2
Whitford bounced back from their narrow loss to Victoria Park with a hard-fought one-goal victory over WASPS under lights at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Tuesday, 26 May. After an evenly contested opening quarter, Whitford broke the deadlock just before the first break, with Olivia Shannon converting from a penalty corner. The second quarter returned to a tightly balanced contest, with both sides sharing possession and unable to add to the scoreboard. Shannon struck again early in the third term, this time with a field goal in the 35th minute to give Whitford a two-goal buffer. WASPS responded late in the quarter, with Mia Tidy finding the back of the net from open play to reduce the margin to one heading into the final period. The fourth quarter produced a tense finish, as WASPS pushed to level the scores and were rewarded when Tidy converted a penalty corner. However, Whitford showed resilience in the closing stages, with Petra Verster scoring the decisive field goal to secure an exciting win.
Goals
WHI: O. Shannon (15’/35’), P. Verster (54’)
WAS: M. Tidy (45’/51’)
What’s Next
Whitford will host Suburban Lions at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 6 June, while WASPS will host Melville at Perth Hockey Stadium.

Hale defeated Westside Wolves 3-1
Hale secured their fourth consecutive win with a composed two-goal victory over Westside Wolves under lights at Hale Hockey Club on Thursday, 28 May. The opening quarter was tightly contested, with both sides sharing possession in an even battle. The Wolves broke the deadlock in the second term, as Madi Ratcliffe converted a penalty corner to give the visitors the lead. However, Hale responded before halftime, with Liné Malan scoring from a penalty corner to level the match. Hale carried that momentum into the second half, taking the lead in the third quarter through a field goal from Mia Swain. The Wolves pressed for an equaliser, but Hale’s defence remained resolute, ensuring they held a narrow advantage heading into the final break. The home side extended their lead early in the last quarter, with Malan netting her second goal of the night from open play. Despite continued pressure from the Wolves, Hale held firm to close out the match and secure another strong result.
Goals
HAL: L. Malan (30’/49’), M. Swain (36’)
WSW: M. Ratcliffe (19’)
What’s Next
Hale will head to Lemnos Field to take on YMCC on Saturday 6 June, while Westside Wolves will go head-to-head with UWA at UWA Superturf on Sunday 7 June.

Melville defeated by Victoria Park 1-2
Victoria Park continued their run of close victories, edging out Melville by a single goal at Melville Toyota Stadium on Thursday, 28 May. The opening quarter saw both sides evenly matched, with possession shared in a balanced contest. The intensity lifted in the second term as both teams created scoring opportunities through penalty corners. It was Victoria Park who struck first, with Mischa Rodier finding the back of the net from open play to give the visitors the lead. Victoria Park extended their advantage in the third quarter, as Beatriz Monger-Molowny scored a field goal. Melville responded quickly, with Casey Donaldson converting a field goal of her own to reduce the margin to one heading into the final break. The fourth quarter delivered a tense and closely fought finish, with both sides pressing for control. Despite Melville’s efforts to find an equaliser, Victoria Park’s defence held firm to secure another hard-fought win.
Goals
MEL: C. Donaldson (40’)
VPX: M. Rodier (23’), B. Monger-Molowny (39’)
What’s Next
Melville will take on WASPS at Perth Hockey Stadium on Saturday 6 June, while Victoria Park will host Reds at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 7 June.

North Coast Raiders defeated by Reds 2-4
Reds have responded strongly to their recent loss to Westside Wolves, securing a two-goal win over North Coast Raiders at Perth Hockey Stadium on Thursday, 28 May. The Reds made an immediate impact, with Bella Connelly opening the scoring just two minutes into the match with a field goal. The Raiders looked to respond, but the Reds’ defence held firm to maintain their early lead through quarter time. Reds extended their advantage early in the second term, as Bella Rutter converted a penalty corner. The Raiders hit back through Anna Roberts, who scored from a penalty corner to reduce the deficit. However, the Reds quickly restored their two-goal buffer, with Honey Ward finding the back of the net before halftime. The third quarter saw both sides locked in a balanced contest, trading possession for much of the period. The Raiders managed to strike again late in the term, with Roberts converting her second penalty corner to bring the margin back to one heading into the final break. A tense final quarter followed, with both teams applying strong pressure. Ultimately, the Reds sealed the result, as Connelly scored her second field goal of the match to secure a well-earned victory.
Goals
NCR: A. Roberts (19’/44’)
RED: B. Connelly (2’/58’), B. Rutter (16’), H. Ward (21’)
What’s Next
North Coast Raiders will hit the road to Lakelands Hockey and Sporting Facility where they will take on Fremantle Cockburn on Friday 5 June, while Reds will go up against Victoria Park at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 7 June.

Fremantle Cockburn drew YMCC 2-2
Fremantle Cockburn and YMCC produced an exciting draw under lights at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Tuesday, 2 June. Both sides showed early intent, creating scoring chances through penalty corners in the opening quarter. It was YMCC who struck first, with Jessie Stewart converting a penalty corner to give the visitors the lead before quarter time. Fremantle Cockburn responded quickly in the second term, as Mackenzie Brewer scored from a penalty corner to level the scores. The game remained finely poised, but Stewart again proved decisive, adding her second goal—also from a penalty corner—to restore YMCC’s advantage. The visitors had a chance to extend their lead further via a penalty stroke, but Fremantle’s defence held strong to keep the margin at one heading into halftime. The third quarter settled into a tight, evenly contested affair, with both sides trading possession and limiting clear scoring opportunities. The final quarter delivered a dramatic finish, as both teams pushed hard in search of a breakthrough. YMCC looked set to secure a narrow victory, but Fremantle Cockburn had the final say, with Jenna-Rae McIntyre scoring a last-gasp field goal to level the match and cap off a thrilling contest.
Goals
FRE: M. Brewer (16’), J-R. McIntyre (60’)
YMCC: J. Stewart (12’/20’)
What’s Next
Fremantle Cockburn will host North Coast Raiders at Lakelands Hockey and Sporting Facility on Friday 5 June, while YMCC will host Hale at Lemnos Field on Saturday 6 June.

Suburban Lions defeated by UWA 1-2
UWA marked Maddie DeSilva’s 150th game in style, edging out Suburban Lions to end their unbeaten run in a tightly contested match. The opening quarter was a tense battle, with both sides unable to find a breakthrough despite strong defensive efforts. UWA began to assert control in the second term, applying sustained pressure and earning multiple penalty corner opportunities. Bellé Ramshaw opened the scoring from a penalty corner, before Ivy Natta added another late in the quarter—also from a set piece—to give UWA a two-goal lead at halftime. The Lions came out determined in the third quarter, creating several penalty corner chances. Their persistence was rewarded when Maria Guastavino converted to reduce the margin to one heading into the final break. The last quarter saw both sides locked in a hard-fought stalemate, trading possession but unable to add to the scoreboard. UWA’s defence held firm in the closing stages, securing a thrilling narrow victory and a memorable result for DeSilva’s milestone match.
Goals
SUB: M. Guastavino (36’)
UWA: B. Ramshaw (21’), I. Natta (30’)
What’s Next
Suburban Lions will take on Whitford at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 6 June, while UWA will host Westside Wolves at UWA Superturf on Sunday 7 June.

Premier Division 2 Results

Men

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