TeamStar Premier League Pride Round Wrap

Pride Round delivered a weekend of high-quality, hard-fought contests across the competition, as teams not only showcased their skill and resilience on the field but also came together to celebrate inclusivity and diversity within the hockey community.

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Fremantle Cockburn defeated North Coast Raiders 5-0
Fremantle Cockburn delivered a dominant performance on Friday 5 June, securing a convincing five-goal win over the North Coast Raiders in front of a home crowd at the Lakelands Hockey and Sporting Facility. The opening quarter was evenly contested, with both sides sharing possession in a tight start. Each team earned penalty corner opportunities late in the period, but neither could convert. The Magpies broke the deadlock in the second quarter, as persistence paid off with field goals from Fraser Heigh and Jazze Henry establishing a valuable lead. North Coast Raiders attempted to fight back in the third quarter, but Fremantle Cockburn’s defence stood strong, keeping the visitors at bay as the match settled into a stalemate. In the final term, the Magpies asserted their dominance. Lachlan Rogers and Henry added further field goals, before Matt Bird sealed the emphatic victory with a successful penalty corner.
Goals
FRE: F. Heigh (20’), J. Henry (25’/55’), L. Rogers (47’), M. Bird (57’)
What’s Next
North Coast Raiders will host UWA at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Sunday 14 June, while Fremantle Cockburn will take on Victoria Park at Perth Hockey Stadium.

WASPS defeated by Melville 1-4
Melville responded strongly to their recent loss to Victoria Park, claiming a three-goal victory over WASPS at Perth Hockey Stadium on Saturday 6 June, in a match that also marked Matt Willis’s 300th appearance. The opening quarter was evenly balanced, with both sides sharing possession in a tight and competitive start. The breakthrough came in the second term, as Jacob Anderson put Melville on the scoreboard with a field goal to hand the visitors the lead heading into halftime. The third quarter remained closely contested until late, when Melville capitalised on their opportunities. Kirby Hobbs and James Day both converted penalty corners to extend the lead and take control of the contest. WASPS managed to pull one back in the final quarter through a field goal from Chaz Davies, but Melville responded swiftly. James Day added his second penalty corner of the match to restore the margin to three goals and secure a composed, celebratory win for his side.
Goals
WAS: C. Davies (52’)
MEL: J. Anderson (18’), K. Hobbs (43’), J. Day (45’/54’)
What’s Next
Melville will host Westside Wolves at Melville Toyota Stadium on Saturday 13 June, while WASPS will head to Guildford Grammar to take on Mods-OGM on Sunday 14 June.

YMCC defeated by Hale 2-5
Hale have handed YMCC their first loss of the season, securing a convincing three-goal win at Lemnos Field on Saturday 6 June. YMCC struck first in the opening quarter, with Koby Ashford finding the back of the net via a field goal to give the home side an early advantage. However, the lead was short-lived as Hale responded swiftly, with Liam Flynn converting two penalty corners in quick succession to turn the game on its head. The second quarter saw a tightly contested battle, with both sides trading possession. YMCC eventually restored parity late in the term, as Hamish Adamson scored a field goal to level the scores heading into halftime. The intensity lifted in the third quarter, and it was Hale who regained the upper hand. Flynn continued his standout performance, completing his hat-trick with another well-taken penalty corner to edge his side back in front. Hale carried that momentum into the final term, where they took full control of the match. Charlie Johnston added to the lead with a penalty corner conversion, before Jack Faulkner sealed the result with a field goal, confirming a composed and impressive victory.
Goals
YMCC: K Ashford (8’), H. Adamson (30’)
HAL: L. Flynn (13’/14’/39’), C. Johnston (47’), J. Faulkner (52’)
What’s Next
Hale will host Reds at Hale Hockey Club on Saturday 13 June, while YMCC will take on Whitford at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre.

Whitford defeated by Mods-OGM 0-2
Mods-OGM have claimed their first win of the season, holding off Whitford for a two-goal victory at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 6 June. The opening quarter was a tense contest, with both sides battling to break the deadlock. Mods-OGM struck first, as Luke Nillsen converted a penalty corner to give his side the early advantage. Possession was evenly shared throughout the second quarter, but despite earning several penalty corner opportunities, Whitford were unable to capitalise, with Mods-OGM’s defence standing strong. Mods-OGM extended their lead early in the third quarter, with Nillsen once again delivering from a penalty corner to secure his second goal of the match. Whitford pushed hard to respond for the remainder of the game, but Mods-OGM remained resolute in defence, holding firm to seal a breakthrough victory.
Goals
MOD: L. Nillsen (14’/32’)
What’s Next
Whitford will host YMCC at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 13 June, while Mods-OGM will host WASPS at Guildford Grammar on Sunday 14 June.

UWA drew Westside Wolves 3-3
The headline fixture of Pride Round delivered an entertaining contest, as UWA and Westside Wolves played out an exciting draw at UWA Superturf on Sunday 7 June. The opening quarter set the tone for a high-quality matchup. UWA struck early, with Harry Golding converting a penalty corner, but the Wolves quickly responded as Dane Gavranich found the back of the net with a field goal. The Wolves edged ahead late in the term, with Tom Harvie scoring from a penalty corner to give his side the lead. The second quarter became a tense battle for control. UWA earned multiple penalty corner opportunities but were unable to convert, while the Wolves capitalised late in the period, with Harvie netting his second from a penalty corner to extend the margin. Momentum stalled in the third quarter, as both sides traded possession in a hard-fought but scoreless period. UWA surged back in the final term, with Golding adding his second goal from a penalty corner. Kai Bowden then completed the comeback, also converting from a penalty corner, as UWA drew level to cap off a thrilling and hard-fought draw.
Goals
UWA: H. Golding (2’/46’), K. Bowden (57’)
WSW: D. Gavranich (5’), T. Harvie (14’/30’)
What’s Next
Westside Wolves will take on Melville at Melville Toyota Stadium on Saturday 13 June, while UWA will go up against North Coast Raiders at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Sunday 14 June.

Victoria Park defeated by Reds 0-2
Reds have secured a convincing two-goal victory over Victoria Park at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 7 June. The opening quarter featured end-to-end action, with both sides creating opportunities. Reds eventually broke the deadlock, as Brodee Foster converted a penalty corner to give his side the early advantage. Victoria Park looked to respond in the second quarter and earned several penalty corner chances, but Reds’ defence remained steadfast, ensuring the scoreline remained unchanged heading into halftime. The third quarter continued in a similar vein, with both teams sharing possession in an evenly contested period. Reds struck again early in the final term, with Jack Hayes finding the back of the net from open play to extend the lead. Victoria Park pushed to mount a comeback, but Reds held firm defensively to close out the win.
Goals
RED: B. Foster (11’), J. Hayes (48’)
What’s Next
Reds will go up against Hale at Hale Hockey Club on Saturday 13 June, while Victoria Park will host Fremantle Cockburn at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 14 June.

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Fremantle Cockburn defeated North Coast Raiders 2-1
Fremantle Cockburn have edged out North Coast Raiders by a single goal in a tightly contested clash at Lakelands Hockey and Sporting Facility on Friday 5 June. The opening quarter saw both sides settle into an even rhythm, sharing possession and creating limited opportunities. The pattern continued into the second term, with neither defence giving an inch as the match remained scoreless heading into halftime. The breakthrough finally came in the third quarter, when Jenna-Rae McIntyre stepped up for the Magpies, scoring two field goals in the space of three minutes to give her side a valuable lead. The Raiders responded early in the final quarter, with Eliza Roxborough-Judd converting a penalty corner to bring them back within reach. However, Fremantle Cockburn held firm under pressure, producing a disciplined defensive effort to close out a hard-fought victory.
Goals
FRE: J-R McIntyre (35’/38’)
NCR: E. Roxborough-Judd (49’)
What’s Next
Fremantle Cockburn will head to Perth Hockey Stadium to take on Victoria Park on Sunday 14 June, while North Coast Raiders will host UWA at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre.

YMCC defeated by Hale 1-4
Hale have claimed a strong three-goal win over YMCC at Lemnos Field on Saturday 6 June, holding firm after an early challenge from the home side. YMCC struck first, with Harper Newnham converting a penalty corner to give the hosts an early lead. Hale responded in the second quarter, as Kristin Dwyer levelled the scores with a well-executed penalty corner before Tayla Claxton added a field goal to put her side in front. Hale continued to build momentum early in the third term, with Liné Malan extending the lead from a penalty corner conversion. Both sides then settled into an even contest, trading possession as YMCC searched for a way back into the match. It wasn’t until the closing stages that the next breakthrough came, with Malan sealing the result for Hale with a field goal to cap off a composed and controlled performance.
Goals
YMCC: H. Newnham (7’)
HAL: K. Dwyer (17’), T. Claxton (21’), L. Malan (31’/59’)
What’s Next
YMCC will take on Whitford at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 13 June, while Hale will host Reds at Hale Hockey Club.

Whitford drew Suburban Lions 2-2
Whitford and Suburban Lions shared the points in an entertaining 2–2 draw at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 6 June. The Lions made a strong start in the opening quarter, earning several penalty corner opportunities before taking the lead through a field goal from Angela Chilwell. The second quarter saw a more even contest, with both sides sharing possession. Suburban Lions created chances from penalty corners, but Whitford’s defence held firm, keeping the score unchanged at halftime. Whitford worked their way back into the match in the third quarter, with Penny Squibb converting a penalty corner to level the scores. The Lions responded quickly, however, as Maria Guastavino found the back of the net with a field goal to restore their one-goal advantage. The final quarter was tightly contested, with both teams pushing for control. Whitford’s persistence paid off late, as Tahlia Martin converted a penalty corner to bring the scores level and secure a hard-fought draw.
Goals
WHI: P. Squibb (35’), T. Martin (59’)
SUB: A. Chilwell (8’), M. Guastavino (36’)
What’s Next
Whitford will host YMCC at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 13 June, while the Lions will host WASPS at Lemnos Field on Sunday 14 June.

WASPS defeated Melville 1-0
WASPS have edged out Melville by a single goal in a tightly contested clash at Perth Hockey Stadium on Saturday 6 June. The opening quarter was evenly matched, with both sides sharing possession in a balanced start. This pattern continued into the second term, as strong defensive efforts from both teams ensured neither side could find a breakthrough before halftime. The deadlock was finally broken in the third quarter, with Aimi Kobayashi scoring a field goal to give WASPS the lead. Melville pushed hard in search of an equaliser for the remainder of the match, but WASPS stood firm defensively, holding off the challenge to secure a hard-fought victory.
Goals
WAS: A. Kobayashi (37’)
What’s Next
Melville will host Reds in a rescheduled Round 4 match at Melville Toyota Stadium on Tuesday 9 June, before going on to host Westside Wolves on Saturday 13 June. WASPS will head to Lemnos Field to take on Suburban Lions on Sunday 14 June.

Victoria Park defeated Reds 3-1
Victoria Park have secured a composed two-goal victory over Reds in front of a home crowd at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 7 June. The opening quarter saw both sides share possession in an even start, before Reds struck first through a field goal from Isla McLean. Victoria Park responded quickly, with Marieke van der Vis finding the back of the net to bring the scores level. The Panthers took control late in the second quarter, as Georgia Hiskins converted a penalty corner to give the home side the lead heading into halftime. The third quarter returned to an evenly contested battle, with both teams trading possession but unable to add to the scoreboard. Victoria Park sealed the result in the final term, with Beatriz Monger-Molowny scoring a field goal to extend the margin. Reds pushed hard late, earning penalty corners in search of a comeback, but the Panthers held firm defensively to secure a well-earned win.
Goals
VPX: M. van der Vis (12’), G. Hiskins (28’), B. Monger-Molowny (52’)
RED: I. McLean (11’)
What’s Next
Reds will head to Melville Toyota Stadium to go up against Melville in a rescheduled Round 4 clash, before going on to take on Hale at Hale Hockey Club on Saturday 13 June. Victoria park will host Fremantle Cockburn at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 14 June.

UWA defeated by Westside Wolves 2-4
Westside Wolves have continued their strong run of form, securing a two-goal victory over UWA in the headline Pride Round clash at UWA Superturf on Sunday 7 June. The opening quarter was closely contested, with both sides sharing possession. The breakthrough came late in the term, as Chloe Pendlebury converted a penalty corner to give the Wolves the early advantage. The Wolves built on that momentum in the second quarter, with Madi Ratcliffe and Elly Buckley both converting penalty corners to extend the lead. UWA responded late, with Torva Sharwood and Ivy Natta each scoring field goals to reduce the margin to one heading into the break. The third quarter developed into a tense and hard-fought contest, with both teams battling for control but unable to alter the scoreline. The Wolves sealed the result in the final term, with Ava Fraser-Edwards finding the back of the net with a field goal. UWA pressed for a late comeback, but the Wolves’ defence held firm to secure a well-earned victory.
Goals
UWA: T. Sharwood (24’), I. Natta (28’)
WSW: C. Pendlebury (15’), M. Ratcliffe (18’), E. Buckley (23’), A. Fraser-Edwards (53’)
What’s Next
Westside Wolves will take on Melville at Melville Toyota Stadium on Saturday 13 June, while UWA will head to Troy Pickard Hockey Centre to take on the North Coast Raiders on Sunday 14 June.

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