2020 CBH Group Men's and Women's Country Champs Results

Hockey WA extends an enormous thank you to our major partner CBH Group. The CBH Group have a long history of supporting rural Western Australia through various community projects and is proud to be part of a strong social fabric that binds rural communities together and helps them grow; and since 2004 have contributed over a quarter of a million dollars into regional hockey.  To Just Hockey, The Department of Local Government Sport and cultural Industries and Healthway promoting the Smarter than Smoking message, without the support of these major partners, the CBH Group Men’s and Women’s State Country Championships won’t have been possible.

“The effects of Covid have been felt by everyone, not least our regional associations. Our regional members worked tirelessly in establishing some level of competition in what has been really testing times and for Hockey WA be able to provide this opportunity to you was a fitting tribute to the many thousands of volunteers throughout our regional network who have not only kept our sport relevant, but  ensure it continues to thrive” said Stu Gilsenan, CEO.

Hockey WA wish to make special mention to the Karratha Hockey Association who in 2020 made their women’s debut with the Pilbara Krocs. The dedication of president Steve Knight and his committee has seen some significant growth in the Pilbara.

Covid has unfortunately meant many interruptions to the 2020 season, however in recognition of the outstanding performances seen over the weekend Hockey WA are pleased to announce the 2020 Men’s and Women’s Country All Star teams:

Men's:

Aiden Lowes (UGSHA)

Bradley Staphorst (UGSHA)

Jake Prunster (Geraldton)

Jesse Regan (Geraldton)

Darren Parks (LGSHA)

Peter Coezee (LGSHA)

Leander McQuade (LGSHA)

Andrew Blee (Bunbury)

Nick Corner (UGSHA)

Shaun McKay (UGHSA)

Liam Sweeny (UGSHA)

Regan Blythe (UGSHA)

Fletcher Wetherell (Bunbury)

Kane Wetherell (Bunbury)

Jordan Smithall (Bunbury)

Sam Broad (UGSHA)

Jason Vuletich – GK (Bunbury)

Heath Cremasco – GK (LGSHA)

Women's

Phoenix Green (Bunbury)

Sari Wootton (Bunbury)

Courtney Robinson (LGSHA)

Bec Gallimore (LGSHA)

Pippa Bairstow (UGSHA)

Chloe Buzza (UGSHA)

Allyce Sewell (Bunbury)

Caitlin Mundy (Geraldton)

Jesse McKoy (Geraldton)

Jamee Thomas (Bunbury)

Shonel Vuletich (Bunbury)

Ellie Nalder (UGSHA)

Kira Flynn (UGSHA)

Annie Judd (LGSHA)

Zita O’Rourke (UGSHA)

Georgina Lilford (LGSHA)

Kate Lockley – GK (Bunbury)

Bonnie Crook – GK (LGSHA)

RESULTS

Highest Goal Scorer Women

Kim Nicholson (Peel Masters)

Highest Goal Scorer Men

Rhys Angwin (UGSHA D2)

Women's Masters Division

Fairest & Best

Teisha Latham

Winner

UGSHA

Men's Masters Division

Fairest & Best

Dean Lomax (Bunbury Masters)

Winner

Bunbury 4 - Esperance 0

Women's Division 4

Fairest & Best

Tayah Medlen (Pilbara krocs)

Winner

Bunbury 4 - Pilbara Krocs 2

Women's Division 3

Fairest & best

Jayde Jackson (North Midlands)

Winner

Busselton 4 - EDHA 0

Men's Division 3

Fairest & Best

Matthew Rowe (Busselton) & Ryan West (Pilbara Krocs)

Winner

EDHA (1) 4 - Busselton (1) 3

Women's Division 2

Fairest & Best

Georgina Dowd (Bunbury)

Winner

Bunbury 3 - Peel 0

Men's Division 2

Fairest & Best

Indee Elphick (Bunbury)

Winner

Bunbury 3 - UGSHA 2

Women's Division 1

Fairest & Best

Jamee Thomas

Winner

Bunbury 1 - UGSHA 1 (3-2 Shoot Out)

Men's Division 1

Fairest & Best

Darren Parks (LGSHA)

Winner

UGSHA 1 - Bunbury 0

Fallows Cup

Bunbury

Singapore Cup

Upper Great Southern