THE CLUB
A Proud History
The Hawthorn Hockey Club is one of the largest hockey clubs in Australia with over 470 playing members across Juniors, Men’s, Women’s and Masters’ competitions.
An affiliate of Hockey Victoria, the club is located at the Hawthorn-Malvern Hockey Centre, Auburn Road, Hawthorn, Victoria.
Club History
In March 1924 a group of hockey enthusiasts joined together to form the Old Scotch Collegians Hockey Club. Officially established as Hawthorn Hockey Club in 1999.
Our rich history is dedicated to the early members and all of their successors who have enjoyed their sport and their friendships through being a member of this Club.
JR Lugg Foundation
The JR Lugg Foundation has been set up to achieve three significant goals.The first is to perpetuate the memory of Jonathan, who was only 23 when he died. Despite his suicide, it must be said of Jonathan that he put great energy into his endeavours and with terrific people skills, he really enjoyed life enormously.
Highlights
The club has a number of State, International and Olympic Representatives (both past and present) and continually strives to develop players capable of reaching the highest possible standards.
Premierships Won
2025 Women's Pennant A
2025 Women's Masters O35
2025 Men's Masters O50-HMHC
2025 Men's Monday Open B
2024 Women's Premier League
2024 Women's Pennant A
2024 Men's Masters O50-HMHC
2024 U14 Boys Pennant
2023 Men's Masters O50-HMHC
2023 U12 Girls Pennant
2022 Men's Pennant A
2022 Women's Pennant A
2019 Women’s Premier League
2019 U12 Boys Pennant
2018 Women’s Premier League
2018 Women’s Pennant A
2018 U12 Girls Pennant
2017 Women’s Premier League
2017 Women’s Pennant A
2016 Women’s Premier League
National Team Representation
Hockeyroos
- Claire Messent
- Emily Hurtz
- Claire Mitchell-Taverner
Kookaburras
- Jeremy Edwards
- Johan Durst
AUS Dev Squad
- Bridget Laurance
Jillaroos
- Sammy Love
AUS U16 Squad
- Finn Blake
Women's Indoor
- Isabella Bozzone (U21)
- Kate Stebbings
- Kary Chau
- Sophie Thomson
Women's Masters
- Lizzie Laird
- Kyme Rowe
- Kate Stebbings
- Nan Latta
New Zealand Blacksticks
- Hannah Gravenall
- Hannah Cotter
State Team Representation
HC Melbourne (HockeyOne)
U21 Men & Women
U18 Boys & Girls
U16 Boys & Girls
U14 Boys & Girls
SSV U16 Boys & Girls
SSV U12 Boys & Girls
HCM Futures
Women's Masters O35, O45, O50, O70
Indoor - Open, U21 Women
Tassie Devils (HockeyOne)
Awards & Honours
Hockey Victoria Life Membership
- Peter Cohen
Constitution and Minutes
2023 AGM Minutes and Annual Report
2022 AGM Minutes and Annual Report
HHC Statement of Purposes (27-04-2004)
HHC Rules (Constitution 27-04-2004)
1982 R. Hodder
1982 J. S. Kiddle
1984 B. McClean
1982 N. Duncan
1992 J. Scott
1992 B. Stubbs
1996 B. Hutchinson
1998 R. Blair-Holt
2004 M. Tomlinson
2004 P. Cohen
2004 T. Melville
2004 I. Shimmin
2006 C. Tomlinson
2013 P. Lugg
2018 D. Brown-Greaves
2018 K. Stebbings
2018 J. Stebbings
2018 C. Fairbrother
2019 L. Laird
2019 A. Darby
2019 R. Ingram
2019 T. Hudson
2021 J. Brown-Greaves
2021 A. Rook
2021 J. Robinson
Strategic Plan
Policy Documents
GENERAL PRINCIPLES
The Hawthorn Hockey Club requires all members to adhere to all Hockey Australia and Hockey Victoria policies, as declared during their registration for membership (and/or competition).
Hawthorn Hockey Club policies are based on respect and openness.
Non adherence to any policy, whether explicitly published or implied, will result in disciplinary action.
New to the club?
Hawthorn Hockey Club welcomes all new players.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, social or competitive, young or not so young, local, interstate or international, there is a team that’s just right for you.
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