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Published Fri 23 Jul 2021
Day 5
Wickham's winner downs trans-Tasman rivals
West Aussie TJ Wickham scored the sealer as the Kookaburras continued their unbeaten Olympic run with a 4-2 win over trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand.
GOAL AUSTRALIA!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 28, 2021
The @Kookaburras are storming home! Tom Wickham joins in with the Aussies' third goal of this final quarter!
🇦🇺 AUS 4-1 NZL 🇳🇿#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/FNJ0WF2mDv
Wickham was one of three WA athletes involved alongside co-captain Aran Zalewski and midfielder Trent Mitton in Australia’s fourth consecutive win.
Scores were level at 1-1 midway through the last quarter before man of the moment Tim Brand netted his second goal which got the ball rolling.
GOAL AUSTRALIA! It's that man Tim Brand again!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 28, 2021
No chance of a third poster this time, Brand places his shot to perfection in the bottom right corner!
🇦🇺 AUS 2-1 NZL 🇳🇿#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/V4rhybMYMR
Brand also had a hand in the Kookas’ sealer, crossing the ball to Blake Govers before Wickham joined the party with four minutes to go.
GOAL AUSTRALIA!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 28, 2021
Blake Govers taps in at the far post for his sixth goal of the Games, but the setup was all Tim Brand!
🇦🇺 AUS 3-1 NZL 🇳🇿#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/0ni3KdGBhX
New Zealander Kane Russell hit back with his second in the dying minutes but the damage was already done.
"There's no way he was going to be able to stop that."
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 28, 2021
New Zealand score their second via Kane Russell who now has two goals for the night, both from the penalty corner.
🇦🇺 AUS 4-2 NZL 🇳🇿#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/o77zPYrKrp
For the full scorecard, please click here.
For the first Olympic Games since 1988, the @Kookaburras have won their opening four matches!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 28, 2021
🇦🇺 AUS 4-2 NZL 🇳🇿#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/mVasgPQXnm
Hockeyroos take down hosts in close prime-time thriller!
Three wins from three!
— Hockeyroos (@Hockeyroos) July 28, 2021
🇯🇵 0-1 🇦🇺 #JPNvAUS #HockeyInvites #TokyoTogether pic.twitter.com/q0HNQvLYID
Karri Somerville and the Hockeyroos have continued their unbeaten run with a hard-fought 1-0 win over hosts Japan in Tokyo on Wednesday night.
The Perth Thundersticks star was an integral part of the well-organised defence that withstood a feisty Japanese outfit for their second clean sheet in three games.
It was a tense final few minutes as Japan took their goalkeeper off to add an extra player, peppering the Australian backline relentlessly.
The Hockeyroos’ third win in as many starts was enough to book their quarter-finals place, with two pool games still to come.
Scores were deadlocked a 0-0 at half-time before squad latecomer Maddy Fitzpatrick struck with a drag flick at the 33-minute mark.
GOAL AUSTRALIA!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 28, 2021
Maddy Fitzpatrick sends it home from the top of the circle to break the deadlock!
🇯🇵 JPN 0-1 AUS 🇦🇺#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/PzS1rIpZEu
That goalscoring feeling. 💚💛💚💛
— Hockeyroos (@Hockeyroos) July 28, 2021
🇯🇵 0-1 🇦🇺 #JPNvAUS #HockeyInvites #TokyoTogether
📺 LIVE now on 7Plus: https://t.co/LrDHiAmtxN pic.twitter.com/8NgzTIMjQa
Japan broke through Australia’s defence late in the first half, only for the goal to be disallowed after a successful referral for the ball not travelling five yards prior to entering the attacking circle.
The Hockeyroos will take on New Zealand tomorrow night at 2015hrs AWST, keep your eyes on the blog and Seven's coverage for all you need!
The @Hockeyroos hold on and win three from three!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 28, 2021
But not without a VERY nervous moment at the back for Edwina Bone! 😅
🇯🇵 JPN 0-1 AUS 🇦🇺#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/0M03vy31Ij
For the full scorecard, please click here.
Stay tuned for the Kookaburras match at 2015 AWST on Seven and 7Plus.
STILL TO COME: Kookaburras to take on neighbouring New Zealand in evening clash
Tune in on Seven and 7Plus from 2015hrs AWST to see our boys in green and gold take on the New Zealand Black Sticks, just weeks after the side played FIH Pro League matches in Perth.
#AUSvNZL at 10:15pm AEST tonight. Don’t miss a minute of the action on Seven and 7plus: Live, Free and Streaming in HD: https://t.co/GESF1DoZ0t@AUSOlympicTeam @FIH_Hockey @7olympics #HockeyInvites #PrideoftheKookas #Tokyo2020 #TokyoTogether pic.twitter.com/qgpptmMTl7
— Kookaburras (@Kookaburras) July 27, 2021
Hockeyroos preview...
The Hockeyroos are set to take on the home side after a rest day yesterday at 1730hrs AWST.
Here's what Hockeyroos head coach Katrina Powell has to say about this evening's match against Japan.
Next up tonight for the @Hockeyroos is a clash against hosts Japan!
— AUS Olympic Team (@AUSOlympicTeam) July 28, 2021
Coach @Triny31 will not be underestimating the boost the host nation has from playing at home.#TokyoTogether | #Hockey | #JPNvAUS pic.twitter.com/s7nFM3CMaI
Day 4
Kookaburras legend Mark Knowles gives us his insight on the Hockeyroos and Kookaburras first hit-outs at Tokyo 2020
Hockey Gold with Mark Knowles and SEN - Episode 2"I think this puts us in a good position leading forwards." Kookaburras great and Olympic gold medallist Mark Knowles reviews the Hockeyroos and Kookaburras first hit outs at #Tokyo2020. Australian Olympic Team International Hockey Federation (FIH) #TokyoTogether #HockeyInvites
Posted by Hockeyroos on Monday, July 26, 2021
Lynch receives 'Olympians' for Life' accolade
Hockeyroos goalkeeper Rachael Lynch is one of five athletes who has been inducted into 'Olympians for Life' by the World Olympians Association (WOA).
Congratulations!
Typhoon Kookaburras take down Olympic champs
“Every time someone comes up against us, they are going to have a crack, that’s normal in any competition.
“It’s a big challenge for everyone and it’s a big challenge for us to keep finding a way to win."
Kookaburras Head Coach Colin Batch is rapt with his team's performance thus far, but knows a big challenge still lies ahead for the side.
Kookaburras firing on all cylinders with 5-2 victory over strong Argentinian side
Another scintillating performance from the Kookaburras sees five goals hit the back of the net in a dominant outing against Argentina.
WA's Tom Wickham was a standout for the side, scoring a magnificent goal at his first Olympic Games and playing a key part in the Kookaburras relentless attacking pressure going forward.
A five-star performance from the Kookaburras. #ARGvAUS #PrideOfTheKookas #HockeyInvites #TokyoTogether
Posted by Kookaburras on Monday, July 26, 2021
The Argentinians hit the scoreboard first, but it wasn't long until Blake Govers rocketed the ball off of a penalty corner to bring the sides level.
FIGHTING BACK 💥
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 27, 2021
Blake Govers equalises the score with 20 seconds to go in the first quarter!
🇦🇺 1:1 🇦🇷 #Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/OPS1QG3bmw
TJ MAKES IT TWO! Wickham finds his first Olympic Games goal with a cheeky deflection off the defender to bring the Kookaburras lead to 2-1.
Giving it their all 🙌
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 27, 2021
Wickham gives Australia the lead 💪
🇦🇺 2:1 🇦🇷 #Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/w7HFyHwZtx
It's Blake Govers AGAIN off of the penalty corner to take Australia's lead to 3-2 - the Kookaburras are firing!
Govers gives and gives!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 27, 2021
Australia in fine form 😤@NAB | #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/9KAHc4kxRW
WOW - Lachlan Sharp gets his first Olympic Games goal with an absolute BELTER to take the Kookaburras score to four.
Here we go again!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 27, 2021
Sharpe gets his first Olympic goal! 🏑
🇦🇺 4:1 🇦🇷 #Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/wQqQDlb3HO
Make it 5! it's Hayward with the rocket off of the penalty corner and Argentina's day is all but done as Australia claims their third win of the tournament!
You BEAUTY!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 27, 2021
Australia continues their dominance in the second half 💪
🇦🇺 5:1 🇦🇷 #Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | @Kookaburras pic.twitter.com/5i9z4FRqSj
For the full scorecard, click here
Don't miss the Hockeyroos at 5:30pm tomorrow, Wednesday 28 July when they take on the home side Japan!
The Kookaburras will also hit the field in Tokyo on Wednesday at 8:00pm, in a battle against our friends across the ditch in New Zealand.
Kookaburras set to maintain hot form against Argentina
The Kookaburras are back! Tune in from 0830h
Day 3
Hockeyroos hand China 6-0 drubbing in scintillating performance
WA's Karri Somerville starred defensively to give the Hockeyroos an avenue going forward to pile on six goals to make it 2 wins from 2 matches.
Six of the best!
— Hockeyroos (@Hockeyroos) July 26, 2021
A superb performance from the @Hockeyroos!
6-0 🇨🇳 #AUSvCHN #HockeyInvites #TokyoTogether pic.twitter.com/xtfOG3OJUG
Chalker! What a star she is. Fantastic play from Grace Stewart and Mariah Williams hands Chalker another goal to the tally to take the lead!
CHALKER! 🤩
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 26, 2021
High fives all around
🇦🇺 1:0 🇨🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/Jx6uA4OSpC
AGAIN! Great play from Rosie Malone finds Chalker who hits the back of the net with a nice deflection to make it 2-0.
Aussies on FIRE 🔥
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 26, 2021
Malone and Chalker secure Australia their second goal!
🇦🇺 2:0 🇨🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/A6n1R7IjnI
Dominant attacking play from the Hockeyroos finds their third of the match with Brooke Peris adding to the tally for a sensational performance against China.
The @Hockeyroos continue their dominance 💪
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 26, 2021
Brooke Peris get Australia their third! #Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/vzptrtTrNl
Rosie Malone is ON FIRE! Stunning attacking play finds the Hockeyroos' fourth and this is looking to be a dominant outing for the Hockeyroos.
🌟 AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE 🌟
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 26, 2021
The @Hockeyroos have had an incredible performance over China!
A late goal from @rosiemalone98 with help from Amy Lawton secures the victory! 💚💛#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/9804h9iyGz
Six of the best from the Hockeyroos sees a drubbing handed to China with the Hockeyroos on fire in Tokyo!
YOU ARE KIDDING!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 26, 2021
Two more goals from Stephanie Kershaw and Grace Stewart 🤩
The Olympic dream for the @Hockeyroos well and truly alive!
Final score 🇦🇺 6:0 🇨🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/oJk74qtXSi
For the full scorecard, click here.
Day 2
Kookaburras put on a show in dominant 7-1 drubbing over India!
GOAL! Australia score from their first penalty corner of the game! 🏑
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
Jake Whetton looked to have scored it from near the edge of the circle but Daniel Beale may have had the last touch
🇦🇺 AUS 1-0 IND 🇮🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/yLQe0IT1W6
Brilliant stick save at the right post by Flynn Ogilvie!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
Ensures the Kookaburras lead at quarter time.
Watch live: https://t.co/xTOlJttDXI
🇦🇺 AUS 1-0 IND 🇮🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/xND7f80PxY
Make that 3 for the @Kookaburras!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
Flynn Ogilvie smashes it in on the run and the Aussies are on FIRE! 🔥
🇦🇺 AUS 3-0 IND 🇮🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/CGEKpJOsKA
ANOTHER ONE! This is an exhibition from the @Kookaburras!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
The late addition to the Olympic squad, Josh Beltz, smacks it in on the reverse to make it four before half time!
🇦🇺 AUS 4-0 IND 🇮🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/PfztwOOaXf
Blake Govers adds another international goal to his long, long list for the @Kookaburras!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
He makes no mistake from the penalty stroke.
🇦🇺 AUS 5-1 IND 🇮🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/UffEy0OwKR
Oh, what a finish from Tim Brand for SEVEN! 🤩
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
The @Kookaburras are running rampant at the Oi Hockey Stadium!
🇦🇺 AUS 7-1 IND 🇮🇳#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | #Hockey pic.twitter.com/y1Pnnz77eq
For the full scorecard, click here.
First win on the board for the Hockeyroos after 3-1 victory over Spain.
Rosie Malone and Emily Chalker lead the pack for the Hockeyroos to claim a strong victory to open their Tokyo 2020 campaign.
Three goals ✅
— Hockeyroos (@Hockeyroos) July 25, 2021
Three points ✅
A great start to our #Tokyo2020 campaign. Rosie Malone opened the scoring, before Emily Chalker and Grace Stewart also found the back of the net.
🇦🇺 3-1 🇪🇸 #AUSvESP #HockeyInvites #TokyoTogether pic.twitter.com/XPKTxXo99x
A tough contest for the first half, with either side unable to score.
Both teams have struggled to take their chances so far in tough conditions ☀️♨️
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
🇦🇺 0-0 🇪🇸
A HUGE second half coming up! 🏑#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | @Hockeyroos pic.twitter.com/iDTimgL5Lp
What a start to the second half. Rosie Malone finds the back of the net in 36 seconds to give the Hockeyroos the lead!
What a start to the second half!!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
Rosie Malone scores 36 seconds in and gets the Aussies on the board 💥🥳
🇦🇺 1-0 🇪🇸#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | @Hockeyroos pic.twitter.com/rqHQazXw3L
Make it two! Chalker in her 250th extends the Hockeryoos' lead!
Make that two!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
Emily Chalker delivers in her 250th game to extend the @Hockeyroos' lead 🌟
🇦🇺 2-0 🇪🇸#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | @Hockeyroos pic.twitter.com/b6UQfX2RTX
And that's it! No goals in the first half sees four goals in the opening seven minutes of the third, with the Hockeyroos claiming at 3-1 victory in their first outing!
Absolute chaos here! 💥
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 25, 2021
After no goals in the whole first half, there have been FOUR in the opening seven minutes of the third period!
Grace Stewart delivers this time and the @Hockeyroos lead by two once again 🏑
🇦🇺 3-1 🇪🇸#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics | @Hockeyroos pic.twitter.com/X3N7WVSwHE
For the full scorecard, click here
Day 1
Kookaburras finish stunning comeback to down Japan 5-3
What a comeback!
— Kookaburras (@Kookaburras) July 24, 2021
The @Kookaburras claim victory thanks to goals from Tim Brand, Tom Craig, Blake Govers, Aran Zalewski and Daniel Beale.#JPNvAUS #PrideOfTheKookas #HockeyInvites #TokyoTogether pic.twitter.com/s4KVrs0fMB
GOAL!!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 24, 2021
Check this out! 🤩
A promising start for the Kookaburras.
🇦🇺 AUS 1:0 JAP 🇯🇵#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/7A1nIynduc
Tom Craig joins the party! 🎉
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 24, 2021
Australia scores a very clean goal against Japan 👌
🇦🇺 AUS 2:0 JAP 🇯🇵
Don't miss the action: https://t.co/xTOlJttDXI#Tokyo2020 | #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/mvRyX4VH6V
Japan brings the score back to 2-3, stunning the Kookaburras who are on the ropes heading into the half.
WA's Aran Zalewski scores his first goal at Tokyo 2020 to put Australia into the lead!
GOAL for Australia 👏@ZalewskiAran scores his first goal for #Tokyo2020 and put Australia in the lead!
— 7Olympics (@7olympics) July 24, 2021
🇦🇺 AUS 4:3 JAP 🇯🇵
Watch now on https://t.co/xTOlJttDXI#Tokyo2020 #7Olympics pic.twitter.com/ykJhLtwZpl
For the full scorecard, click here.
Day 0
WA officials set to shine on World stage