TeamStar Premier League Round 11 Wrap

An action-packed round saw a mix of dominant performances, tight finishes and impressive comebacks, with several sides producing upset wins and strong defensive displays.

TeamStar Premier League Men

Westside Wolves defeated YMCC 3-1
It was a tale of two halves in a thrilling contest, with Westside Wolves upsetting table-toppers YMCC by two goals at Lemnos Field on Saturday, 27 June. The opening half was tightly contested, with both sides eager to strike early. End-to-end play created opportunities, but strong defensive pressure on both sides kept the scoreboard locked. The breakthrough finally came in the third quarter, when Tom Harvie converted a penalty corner to put the Wolves in front. Minutes later, Pat Andrew added a field goal to extend the lead. YMCC pressed to respond, but the Wolves stood firm to take a 2–0 advantage into the final break. The Wolves carried that momentum into the last quarter, with Tom Keating finding the net early to push the margin further. YMCC managed a late reply through Luke Anderson, but the Wolves held their composure to secure an impressive victory.
Goals
WSW: T. Harvie (33’), P. Andrew (39’), T. Keating (47’)
YMCC: L. Anderson (55’)
What’s Next
YMCC will host Whitford at Lemnos Field on Friday 3 July, while Westside Wolves will host Melville at Lemnos Field on Saturday 4 July.

North Coast Raiders defeated by Mods-OGM 2-3
Mods-OGM have claimed their second win of the season in a hard-fought contest, edging out North Coast Raiders by a single goal at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday, 27 June. Both sides came out firing, eager to make an early impact. It was the Raiders who struck first, with Sam Polglase converting a field goal to give his side the early advantage. Mods-OGM responded late in the opening quarter, as Judd Diletti found the back of the net to level the scores. The second quarter followed a similar pattern, with North Coast regaining the lead through a penalty corner goal from Divan Joubert. Once again, Mods-OGM answered, this time with Joaquin Sanchez converting from a penalty corner to bring the game back to even terms. The third quarter turned into a tense midfield battle, with both sides trading possession but unable to break the deadlock. The decisive moment came in the final term, when Liam Carman scored a field goal to put Mods-OGM in front. They held their nerve in the closing stages to secure a narrow victory.
Goals
NCR: S. Polglase (8’), D. Joubert (20’)
MOD: J. Diletti (14’), J. Sanchez (24’), L. Carman (54’)
What’s Next
North Coast Raiders will take on UWA at UWA Superturf on Saturday 4 July, while Mods-OGM will go up against WASPS at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 5 July.

Melville defeated by Fremantle Cockburn 0-1
A single penalty corner conversion in the final quarter proved the difference between Melville and Fremantle Cockburn, with the Magpies edging ahead at Melville Toyota Stadium on Saturday, 27 June. The opening three quarters were played at an even tempo, with both sides sharing possession and applying relentless defensive pressure. The end-to-end contest kept spectators on edge, as neither team was able to find a breakthrough. The decisive moment came late in the final term, when Ben O’Grady converted from a penalty corner to give Fremantle Cockburn the lead. The Magpies then held firm under pressure to secure a hard-fought and exciting victory over Melville.
Goals
FRE: B. O’Grady (56’)
What’s Next
Melville will head to Lemnos Field to go up against Westside Wolves on Saturday 4 July, while Fremantle Cockburn will host Victoria Park at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Sunday 5 July.

Reds defeated WASPS 4-3
Reds staged an impressive comeback to defeat a fast-starting WASPS outfit in an exciting contest at Aquinas College on Sunday, 28 June. WASPS came out firing in the opening quarter, taking an early lead through a penalty corner conversion from Shaun Shackley just four minutes after the first pushback. Reds responded with a field goal from Blake Govers, but WASPS quickly hit back. Charlie McIntyre found the back of the net, before Shackley added his second from a penalty corner to give WASPS a two-goal buffer at quarter time. The second quarter tightened, with Reds lifting their defensive intensity. While WASPS created several penalty corner opportunities, Reds held firm to keep the margin unchanged heading into half time. Reds turned the momentum in the third quarter, mounting a strong comeback. Remington Scott converted a penalty corner, before Govers scored his second field goal to bring the scores level heading into the final break. The final term was a tense, back-and-forth affair, but it was Reds who found the decisive moment. Brodee Foster converted from a penalty corner to put his side in front, with Reds holding on to secure a thrilling come-from-behind victory in front of their home crowd.
Goals
RED: B. Govers (9’/43’), R. Scott (40’), B. Foster (56’)
WAS: S. Shackley (4’/14’), C. McIntyre (11’)
What’s Next
Reds will host Hale at Aquinas College on Saturday 4 July, while WASPS will host Mods-OGM at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 5 July.

UWA defeated by Victoria Park 2-3
Victoria Park have produced an impressive upset, edging UWA by a single goal in an exciting clash at UWA Superturf on Sunday, 28 June. The Panthers made an explosive start, with Ben Taylor converting a penalty corner just two minutes into the match. UWA responded through Kai Bowden, who levelled the scores with a field goal, but Victoria Park quickly regained the advantage as Lawson Patten-Williams found the net. The second quarter tightened into a hard-fought stalemate, with both sides trading possession but unable to break through. UWA lifted in the third term, with Bowden scoring his second field goal to draw the game level once again. With the contest finely balanced throughout the second half, the decisive moment came in the final quarter. Regan Blyth scored a crucial field goal to put Victoria Park in front, sealing a memorable win.
Goals
UWA: K. Bowden (12’/34’)
VPX: B. Taylor (2’), L. Patten-Williams (13’), R. Blyth (54’)
What’s Next
UWA will host North Coast Raiders at UWA Superturf on Saturday 4 July, while Victoria Park will head to Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility to take on Fremantle Cockburn on Sunday 5 July.

Hale defeated Whitford 7-1
Hale delivered a dominant performance, securing a commanding six-goal victory over Whitford at Hale Hockey Club on Sunday, 28 June. The home side made an immediate impact, with Ian Grobbelaar converting a penalty corner in the opening minute. Hale continued to apply relentless pressure throughout the first quarter, extending their lead through a Corey Weyer penalty corner and field goals from Marcus Jorgensen and Liam Flynn to take a 4–0 advantage into the first break. Their momentum carried into the second quarter, with Grobbelaar adding his second from a penalty corner and Josh Bowen finding the net to further stretch the lead. Whitford showed signs of resistance early in the third term, with Thomas Briggs driving forward to score a field goal. However, Hale quickly responded, restoring their six-goal margin through a field goal from Sam Ashton. While the contest tightened in the final quarter, Hale’s dominant first-half performance had already set the foundation for a comprehensive win.
Goals
HAL: I. Grobbelaar (1’/18’), C. Weyer (5’), M. Jorgensen (6’), L. Flynn (14’), J. Bowen (26’), S. Ashton (35’)
WHI: T. Briggs (31’)
What’s Next
Whitford will go head-to-head with YMCC at Lemnos Field on Friday 3 July, while Hale will take on Reds at Aquinas College on Saturday 4 July.

TeamStar Premier League Women

RESCHEDULED ROUND 9 MATCH
Suburban Lions defeated WASPS 3-1
Suburban Lions have maintained their impressive run of form, claiming a midweek victory over WASPS in their rescheduled Round 9 clash at Lemnos Field on Tuesday, 23 June. The match opened with a lively first quarter, as both sides exchanged attacking opportunities. It was the visitors who struck first, with Kaho Tanaka converting a field goal late in the term to give WASPS the early lead heading into the break. The Lions responded in the second quarter, drawing level through Angela Chilwell, who capitalised on a penalty corner. The contest then settled into a tight battle, with neither side able to break the deadlock through the remainder of the second and into the third quarter as possession was evenly shared. Suburban Lions found another gear in the final quarter, generating multiple penalty corner chances and taking control of the match. Goals from Maria Guastavino and Beatrice Bell secured the win, marking the Lions’ 10th victory of the season.
Goals
SUB: A. Chilwell (20’), M. Guastavino (52’), B. Bell (58’)
WAS: K. Tanaka (15’)

North Coast Raiders defeated by Suburban Lions 1-4
Suburban Lions have continued their strong run of form, backing up their midweek win with a three-goal victory over North Coast Raiders at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday, 27 June. The Lions made a fast start, with Maria Guastavino setting the tone early by scoring two field goals to establish a strong lead. North Coast looked to respond in the second quarter, but the Lions extended their advantage, with Georgina Dowd adding a field goal to make it 3–0 at half time. The third quarter tightened as both sides traded possession, but neither could break through. The Lions regained control early in the final term, with Dowd converting a penalty corner to stretch the margin further. The Raiders managed a late reply through a penalty corner conversion from Jessica Tuff, but Suburban Lions held firm to secure their second win of the week.
Goals
NCR: J. Tuff (59’)
SUB: M. Guastavino (6’/13’), G. Dowd (25’/47’)
What’s Next
North Coast Raiders will take on UWA at UWA Superturf on Saturday 4 July, while Suburban Lions will go up against WASPS at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 5 July.

Westside Wolves defeated YMCC 1-0
A single field goal early in the second quarter proved the difference between Westside Wolves and YMCC, with the Wolves securing a narrow victory at Lemnos Field on Saturday, 27 June. The opening quarter was a tightly contested affair, as both sides shared possession and created scoring opportunities in an end-to-end battle. Despite the attacking intent, strong defensive pressure kept the scores level at the first break. The breakthrough came early in the second term, when Madi Ratcliffe scored a field goal to give the Wolves the lead. YMCC pushed to respond, but the contest tightened into a defensive stalemate for the remainder of the match. With neither side able to add to the scoreboard, the Wolves held firm to claim a hard-fought win in an exciting encounter.
Goals
WSW: M. Ratcliffe (16’)
What’s Next
YMCC will host Whitford under the lights of Lemnos Field on Friday 3 July, while Westside Wolves will host Melville at Lemnos Field on Saturday 4 July.

Melville defeated by Fremantle Cockburn 3-4
A fast-starting Fremantle Cockburn have held off a determined Melville charge to secure a narrow one-goal victory at Melville Toyota Stadium on Saturday, 27 June. The Magpies made an immediate impact, with Eunyoung Kim finding the net just two minutes into the match. They continued to build momentum in the opening quarter, extending their lead through a field goal from Mackenzie Brewer and a penalty corner conversion from Casey Dolkens. Melville responded late in the term, with Nikita Sadler scoring a field goal to reduce the deficit to two goals at quarter time. Melville carried that momentum into the second quarter, with Chloe Forbes adding a field goal to close the gap further. However, Fremantle Cockburn responded quickly, with Dolkens converting her second penalty corner to restore the two-goal advantage before the contest tightened once again. The third quarter proved a tense, tightly fought affair, with both sides locked in a stalemate until Melville broke through. Yuu Asai converted from a penalty corner to bring the margin back to a single goal heading into the final break. Despite a competitive final quarter that saw both sides trade possession, Fremantle Cockburn remained composed under pressure to hold on and secure a hard-fought victory.
Goals
MEL: N. Sadler (13’), C. Forbes (19’), Y. Asai (44’)
FRE: E. Kim (2’), M. Brewer (5’), C. Dolkens (6’/20’)
What’s Next
Melville will travel to Lemnos Field to go head-to-head with Westside Wolves on Saturday 4 July, while Fremantle Cockburn will host Victoria Park at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Sunday 5 July.

UWA defeated Victoria Park 4-2
UWA have held off a determined Victoria Park outfit to secure a two-goal victory in front of a home crowd at UWA Superturf on Sunday, 28 June. The home side made a strong start in the opening quarter, with Jacqui Morgan and Alexandra Enslin both scoring field goals to establish an early lead. UWA carried that momentum into the second term, adding further goals through Jessica Butterworth and Prada Herron to take a commanding four-goal advantage into half time. Victoria Park responded early in the third quarter, with Rachel Frusher converting a penalty corner to get her side on the board, as the contest began to tighten. The Panthers struck again late in the final term, with Beatriz Monger-Molowny scoring from a penalty corner to reduce the margin. However, UWA held firm under pressure to maintain their lead and secure a well-earned victory.
Goals
UWA: J. Morgan (7’), A. Enslin (11’), J. Butterworth (17’), P. Herron (24’)
VPX: R. Frusher (33’), B. Monger-Molowny (55’)
What’s Next
UWA will host North Coast Raiders at UWA Superturf on Saturday 4 July, while Victoria Park will face off against Fremantle Cockburn at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Sunday 5 July.

Hale defeated Whitford 2-0
Hale have continued their strong run of form, securing a two-goal victory over Whitford at Hale Hockey Club on Sunday, 28 June. The opening quarter was an even contest, with both sides trading possession in a fast-paced start. Hale struck late in the term, with Kirstin Dwyer converting a penalty corner to give the home side the lead at the first break. That momentum carried into the second quarter, as Fiona Cock extended the advantage with a field goal. Whitford looked to respond, but the contest tightened for the remainder of the match, with both sides applying strong defensive pressure. Despite earning multiple penalty corner opportunities throughout the second half, neither side was able to add to the scoreboard. Hale remained composed to hold their lead and secure the victory.
Goals
HAL: K. Dwyer (13’), F. Cock (19’)
What’s Next
Whitford will go up against YMCC at Lemnos Field on Friday 3 July, while Hale will go up against Reds at Aquinas College on Saturday 4 July.

Reds defeated WASPS 4-0
Reds have overcome a tight opening to deliver a commanding four-goal victory over WASPS at Aquinas College on Sunday, 28 June. The first quarter was closely contested, with both sides creating opportunities but unable to break the deadlock before the first break. The breakthrough came in the second term, when Kimberley Watts scored a field goal to give Reds the lead heading into half time. As WASPS looked to respond in the third quarter, Reds maintained control and extended their advantage, with Sophie Nation finding the net from open play. Reds took full control in the final term, with Abby Davies converting a penalty corner before Bella Connelly capped off the performance with a late penalty corner goal. Their strong finish sealed an emphatic 4–0 win.
Goals
RED: K. Watts (25’), S. Nation (37’), A. Davies (52’), B. Connelly (60’)
What’s Next
Reds will host Hale at Aquinas College on Saturday 4 July, while WASPS will host Suburban Lions at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 5 July.

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