TeamStar Premier League Round 5 Wrap

A thrilling round of hockey saw unbeaten streaks extended, dominant wins recorded, and several tight contests decided late, highlighting the competition’s growing intensity.

TeamStar Premier League Men

YMCC defeated WASPS 5-3
YMCC have extended their undefeated run, holding off a determined WASPS side to secure a 5–3 victory in a high-scoring clash at Lemnos Field on Saturday 9 May. WASPS made a strong start, opening the scoring early through Callum Brown-Lea, who found the net with a field goal in the fifth minute. YMCC responded quickly, with Hamish Adamson levelling the scores before the end of the first quarter. The second term followed a similar pattern, as WASPS regained the lead through a field goal from Craig Marais. YMCC again answered through Daykin Stanger, but Marais struck once more late in the quarter to hand WASPS a narrow advantage heading into halftime. After an evenly contested third quarter where both sides battled for control, YMCC took charge in the final term. Cooper Burns sparked the comeback, equalising from a penalty corner before putting his side ahead with a successful penalty stroke minutes later. Burns then capped off a standout performance by completing his hat-trick with a second penalty corner goal, sealing a 5–3 win for the home side.
Goals
YMCC: H. Adamson (11’), D. Stanger (21’), C. Burns (49’/53’/59’)
WAS: C. Brown-Lea (5’), C. Marais (17’/30’)
What’s Next
YMCC will head to Melville Toyota Stadium to take on Melville on Saturday 16 May, while WASPS will go head to head with Westside Wolves at Lemnos Field on Sunday 17 May.

Whitford defeated by Reds 0-4
Reds have continued their strong form, securing a convincing four-goal win over Whitford at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 9 May. The opening quarter was tightly contested, with both sides sharing possession and creating chances, but neither could find the breakthrough. The deadlock was finally broken in the second quarter when Jeremy Hayward converted a penalty corner in the 20th minute, before adding a second from another set piece moments later to give Reds a clear advantage. Whitford pushed to respond in the third quarter, applying pressure and limiting Reds’ opportunities with a disciplined defensive effort. Despite the improved control, neither side was able to add to the scoreboard during the term. Reds regained momentum in the final quarter, extending their lead through a penalty corner goal from Brodee Foster. Liam Hart then sealed the result with a field goal, ensuring a comfortable victory for the visitors.
Goals
RED: J. Hayward (20’/23’), B. Foster (53’), L. Hart (57’)
What’s Next
Whitford will hit the road to the Eastern Goldfields Hockey Association to compete in the Regional Round headliner against North Coast Raiders on Saturday 16 May, while Reds will host UWA at Aquinas College on Sunday 17 May.

Fremantle Cockburn defeated by UWA 3-5
UWA have continued their strong run of form, holding off a determined Fremantle Cockburn outfit to secure a hard-fought two-goal victory at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Saturday 9 May. The visitors made an early impact, with Nathan Ephraums opening the scoring in the sixth minute. UWA soon doubled their advantage, as Cam Geddes converted a penalty corner to give his side a 2–0 lead by the end of the first quarter. UWA maintained control throughout the second term, extending their lead through field goals from Nathan Czinner and Flynn Ogilvie. However, Fremantle Cockburn responded late in the half, with Ehren Hazell and Rhys Angwin striking in quick succession to reduce the margin to two goals heading into halftime. The contest intensified in the second half, as both sides battled to create opportunities. The Magpies’ persistence paid off late in the third quarter when Ben O’Grady converted a penalty corner to bring the margin back to one goal. The final quarter saw another tight and physical contest, but UWA sealed the result in the closing stages, with Czinner netting his second field goal of the match to secure the win.
Goals
FRE: E. Hazell (29’), R. Angwin (29’), B. O’Grady (45’)
UWA: N. Ephraums (6’), C. Geddes (15’), N. Czinner (23’/60’), F. Ogilvie (27’)
What’s Next
Fremantle Cockburn will head to Hale Hockey Club to square off against Hale on Friday 15 May, while UWA will go up against Reds at Aquinas College on Sunday 17 May.

Victoria Park defeated by Hale 1-7
Hale have responded strongly to their recent loss to UWA, producing a commanding performance against Victoria Park at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 10 May. The visitors wasted little time asserting control, with Charlie Johnston opening the scoring in the fourth minute before Marcus Jorgensen added a second shortly after, handing Hale a two-goal advantage at the first break. Hale continued to dictate the tempo in the second quarter as Victoria Park searched for a way back into the contest. Josh Bowen extended the lead with a field goal in the 22nd minute, then added a second later in the term from a penalty corner to double the margin heading into halftime. Despite Victoria Park’s efforts to generate opportunities in the third quarter, Hale remained composed and in control. Jack Faulkner added to the tally with a field goal, further strengthening their hold on the match. Hale carried their momentum into the final quarter, with Ian Grobbelaar converting two drag flicks to extend the lead even further. Victoria Park’s persistence was eventually rewarded, with Ky Willott converting a penalty corner, but it proved only a consolation as Hale completed a dominant victory.
Goals
VPX: K. Willott (59’)
HAL: C. Johnston (4’), M. Jorgensen (10’), J. Bowen (22’/30’), J. Faulkner (44’), I. Grobbelaar (53’/54’)
What’s Next
Hale will host Fremantle Cockburn at Hale Hockey Club under the lights on Friday 15 May, while Victoria Park will host Mods-OGM at Perth Hockey Stadium on Saturday 16 May.

Mods-OGM defeated by Westside Wolves 2-4
Westside Wolves have stretched their undefeated run, holding off Mods-OGM to secure a hard-fought two-goal win at Guildford Grammar on Sunday 10 May. The opening quarter was highly contested, with both sides creating early opportunities but unable to break the deadlock. It was the Wolves who struck first in the second term, as Tom Harvie converted a penalty corner to give his side the lead. Mods-OGM responded before halftime, with Brett Stevens finding the back of the net to level the scores heading into the main break. The third quarter followed a similar pattern of tight competition, but the Wolves edged ahead late in the term when Harvie netted his second goal from another penalty corner. Mods-OGM refused to go away, drawing level once more in the final quarter through a field goal from Liam Carman. However, the Wolves had the final say, sealing the result in the dying stages as Tom Keating and Jake Harvie scored in quick succession to secure the win and maintain their unbeaten streak.
Goals
MOD: B. Stevens (28’), L. Carman (55’)
WSW: T. Harvie (25’/45’), T. Keating (60’), J. Harvie (60’)
What’s Next
Mods-OGM will head to Perth Hockey Stadium to take on Victoria Park on Saturday 16 May, while Westside Wolves will square off against WASPS at Lemnos Field on Sunday 17 May.

North Coast Raiders defeated by Melville 0-2
Melville have responded strongly to their recent loss to Reds, holding off North Coast Raiders to secure a composed two-goal victory at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Sunday 10 May. The opening quarter was tightly contested, with both sides sharing possession but unable to find a breakthrough before the first break. Melville made the decisive move early in the second term, as Ben Staines converted a field goal to give the visitors the lead. North Coast Raiders pushed to respond, but Melville’s defence remained resolute, ensuring they carried a narrow advantage into halftime. The contest remained evenly balanced throughout the third quarter, with both sides locked in a defensive battle. It wasn’t until the final term that the next goal arrived, with Dylan Downey extending Melville’s lead through a well-taken penalty corner. Despite continued pressure from the Raiders late in the match, Melville held firm to preserve their advantage and claim a well-earned win.
Goals
MEL: B. Staines (17’), D. Downey (49’)
What’s Next
Melville will host YMCC at Melville Toyota Stadium on Saturday 16 May, while North Coast Raiders will go up against Whitford in the Regional Round headliner at the Eastern Goldfields Hockey Association.

TeamStar Premier League Women

RESCHEDULED ROUND 3 MATCH
Fremantle Cockburn defeated Reds 4-3
Fremantle Cockburn have rebounded from their recent loss to Whitford, edging out Reds by a single goal to claim the inaugural Lee Abbott Trophy at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility. Originally scheduled for Anzac Day, the match was postponed to Wednesday 6 May due to several Reds players competing at the Hockey Australia Under 21 National Championships. Despite the disruption, Reds’ young side started strongly, with Bella Connelly opening the scoring in the 11th minute to give the visitors an early lead. The second quarter lifted in intensity as Connelly struck again from a penalty corner. However, Fremantle Cockburn responded swiftly—Summer Tancred levelled the scores before Jenna-Rae McIntyre netted twice in quick succession to give the Magpies a halftime advantage. Both sides battled for control in the third quarter, and Connelly completed her hat-trick late in the period to bring Reds back level. The final term delivered a tense finish, with Eunyoung Kim finding the decisive goal for the Magpies. Reds pressed hard in the closing stages, but Fremantle Cockburn held firm to secure a 4–3 victory.
Goals
FRE: S. Tancred (22’), J-R McIntyre (26’/28’), E. Kim (50’)
RED: B. Connelly (11’/20’/45’)

Whitford drew Reds 5-5
Whitford and Reds played out an entertaining high-scoring draw in a closely contested clash at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Saturday 9 May. Whitford made the early running, opening the scoring in the 11th minute as Olivia Shannon converted a penalty corner. Reds responded quickly through Abby Davies, who found the back of the net with a field goal, but Whitford regained the lead late in the quarter with Shannon adding her second. The second term remained evenly poised, with both sides sharing possession and chances. Whitford managed to edge further ahead late in the half, as Shannon completed her hat-trick with another penalty corner conversion. Reds lifted in the third quarter, applying strong pressure that paid off when Davies struck twice in quick succession from penalty corners to complete her own hat-trick and level the scores. However, Whitford responded once again, with Shannon netting her fourth goal from a penalty corner to give the home side a slender lead heading into the final break. The final quarter delivered more momentum swings, with Britt Wang equalising for Reds before Whitford nudged ahead again through a penalty corner goal from Maddison Brooks. Reds refused to be denied, with Bella Connelly scoring a late field goal to ensure the spoils were shared in an enthralling draw.
Goals
WHI: O. Shannon (11’/15’/29’/45’), M. Brooks (51’)
RED: A. Davies (12’/39’/40’), B. (48’), B. Connelly (58’)
What’s Next
Whitford will hit the road to Kalgoorlie to take on North Coast Raiders in the headliner match for Regional Round on Saturday 16 May, while Reds will host UWA at Aquinas College on Sunday 17 May.

Fremantle Cockburn defeated by UWA 1-8
UWA have continued to build strong form, delivering a dominant seven-goal victory over Fremantle Cockburn at Lakelands Hockey & Sporting Facility on Saturday 9 May. The visitors struck first in a competitive opening quarter, with Prada Herron finding the back of the net in the sixth minute to give UWA an early lead. Despite Fremantle Cockburn’s efforts to respond, UWA’s defence held firm to maintain their advantage at the first break. UWA built on that momentum in the second term, controlling possession and limiting the Magpies’ opportunities. Herron added her second field goal of the match, while Saysha Pillay also got on the scoresheet to extend the lead to three goals heading into halftime. The third quarter saw UWA take complete control of the contest. Torva Sharwood and Ashleigh Gregory both added field goals, while Herron capped off an outstanding performance by scoring twice more to take her personal tally to four. Fremantle Cockburn managed to break through early in the final quarter, with Mackenzie Brewer converting a penalty corner to get her side on the board. However, UWA quickly responded, with Georgia Gwynne adding another field goal to seal a comprehensive victory for the visitors.
Goals
FRE: M. Brewer (46’)
UWA: P. Herron (6’/25’/37’/38’), S. Pillay (27’), T. Sharwood (33’), A. Gregory (34’), G. Gwynne (52’)
What’s Next
Fremantle Cockburn will face off against Hale at Hale Hockey Club on Friday 15 May, while UWA will take on Reds at Aquinas College on Sunday 17 May.

YMCC drew WASPS 1-1
YMCC and WASPS played out a hard-fought 1–1 draw in a tightly contested clash at Lemnos Field on Saturday 9 May. The opening half was evenly balanced, with both sides locked in a defensive battle as they traded possession and worked to create scoring opportunities. Despite their efforts, neither team was able to break the deadlock before halftime. WASPS eventually found the breakthrough in the third quarter, with Mia Tidy scoring a field goal to give her side the lead and spark momentum. The intensity lifted heading into the final term as YMCC pushed for an equaliser and WASPS looked to extend their advantage. YMCC’s persistence paid off late, with Siena Tonkin finding the back of the net to level the scores and ensure the points were shared.
Goals
YMCC: S. Tonkin (54’)
WAS: M. Tidy (31’)
What’s Next
YMCC will travel to Melville Toyota Stadium to take on Melville on Saturday 16 May, while WASPS will go up against Westside Wolves at Lemnos Field on Sunday 17 May.

Victoria Park defeated by Hale 1-4
Hale have continued to build strong form, securing a convincing three-goal win over Victoria Park at Perth Hockey Stadium on Sunday 10 May. The opening half was tightly contested, with both sides sharing possession and working hard to create scoring opportunities. Despite the pressure from each team, neither was able to break the deadlock before halftime. Hale made the breakthrough in the third quarter, with Liné Malan opening the scoring from a penalty corner. The momentum quickly continued as Kirstin Dwyer added a second, also from a penalty corner, to put Hale firmly in control. Victoria Park responded through a field goal from Georgia Hiskins, but Hale answered again with Tayla Claxton finding the back of the net to restore a two-goal buffer heading into the final break. The fourth quarter returned to a tight, competitive battle, but Hale had the final say, with Tyler Pedley scoring a late field goal to seal a composed and well-earned victory.
Goals
VPX: G. Hiskins (40’)
HAL: L. Malan (33’), K. Dwyer (38’), T. Claxton (42’), T. Pedley (60’)
What’s Next
Hale will host Fremantle Cockburn at Hale Hockey Club under the lights on Friday 15 May, while Victoria Park will host Suburban Lions at Perth Hockey Stadium on Saturday 16 May.

Suburban Lions defeated Westside Wolves 4-1
Suburban Lions have extended their undefeated streak and marked Carly Williamson’s 100th game in style, securing a three-goal win over Westside Wolves at Lemnos Field on Sunday 10 May. The Lions made an early statement, capitalising on their opportunities in the opening quarter. Jolie Sertorio opened the scoring from a penalty corner before Maria Guastavino added a field goal to give the home side a two-goal advantage at the first break. Westside Wolves responded in the second term, applying pressure and finding a way back into the contest through Jemma Buckley, who converted a penalty corner to reduce the margin to one goal at halftime. The third quarter saw the Lions take control once again. Guastavino extended the lead from the spot with a successful penalty stroke to claim her second of the match, while Courtney Schonell added a field goal to further strengthen the advantage. Although the final quarter returned to a tightly contested battle, the Lions remained composed and held firm defensively to close out the match and secure a memorable win.
Goals
SUB: J. Sertorio (5’), M. Guastavino (14’/33’), C. Schonell (39’)
WSW: J. Buckley (21’)
What’s Next
Suburban Lions will head to Perth Hockey Stadium to take on Victoria Park on Saturday 16 May, while Westside Wolves will take on WASPS at Lemnos Field on Sunday 17 May.

North Coast Raiders defeated by Melville 2-3
Melville have responded strongly to their recent loss to Suburban Lions, edging out North Coast Raiders by a single goal in a hard-fought contest at Troy Pickard Hockey Centre on Sunday 10 May. The opening quarter was closely contested, with both sides sharing possession and creating opportunities, but neither could break the deadlock. The Raiders struck first in the second term, as Anna Roberts converted a penalty corner to give the home side the lead. Melville quickly found a response, with Maddi Smith levelling the scores from a penalty corner of their own. Melville took control in the third quarter, with Madi Deuble finding the back of the net from open play to hand her side the lead. Despite the Raiders’ efforts to respond, Melville held a narrow advantage heading into the final break. The visitors extended their lead in the fourth quarter through a field goal by Hannah Carmody, creating some breathing room. North Coast Raiders pushed hard late, with Tabitha Rewell scoring to reduce the margin, but Melville held firm in the closing stages to secure the win.
Goals
NCR: A. Roberts (17’), T. Rewell (57’)
MEL: M. Smith (18’), M. Deuble (35’), H. Carmody (54’)
What’s Next
Melville will host YMCC at Melville Toyota Stadium on Saturday 16 May, while North Coast Raiders will go up against Whitford at the Eastern Goldfields Hockey Association in the headlining match of Regional Round.

Premier Division 2 Results

Men

Women

The TeamStar Premier League is proudly supported by TeamStar. Game day made simple. TeamStar powers WA hockey behind the scenes, streamlining fixtures, payments and communications so the focus stays on the hockey. Learn more at teamstar.net.au