Wombats Hockey Club Information

The Wombats Hockey Club is committed through its association with Hockey Albury Wodonga, to provide its senior and junior members with a competitive yet social atmosphere to learn, participate, excel and enjoy hockey to its fullest The Committee would like to welcome you to the Wombat's Burrow, the online home of the Wombats Hockey Club Inc. We are a great club with teams in all grades ranging from Junior Under 10s, 12's, 14's and 16's Girls and Boys up to Senior Division 1, 2 and 3 teams as well as Masters Womens. We pride ourselves on being a family club providing a friendly environment while our players enjoy themselves, develop their hockey and social skills, refine their fitness and foster great friendships The Club's CODE OF CONDUCT and the EXPECTATIONS STATEMENT also seek to encourage and promote the highest standard of behaviour and sportsmanship based around showing respect at all times to each other, players from other teams, officials, spectators, parents and others that provide us the opportunity to play. Training is held every Wednesday, with Juniors from 6pm 7pm and Seniors 7pm - 8pm. Our monthly meetings are held at our major sponsors, Bradys Railway Hotel, on the 3rd Monday of each month. The Wombats Hockey Club has its roots in the very beginnings of the Hockey Albury Wodonga Association. The Wombats Hockey Club is an amalgamation of the clubs were that were The Young Anglicans Hockey Club (founded 1953), Wombats Hockey Club (founded 1979) and Royals ("Bushrats") Hockey club (founded 1990) One of the inaugural clubs, the YA's, were founded when the Rev. Frank Woodall through the Anglican Youth group decided to start a hockey team in the new mens competition. Noel Waite and Jim Williams were playing football at Billson Park when they heard about it and decided to have a look. They enjoyed it so much that Jim eventually played over 500 games for YA's and Noel and equally long association with the club. YA's enjoyed instant success winning the 3 premierships. The first of which was played at the ...