The NT Stingers are an Australian professional field hockey club based in Darwin, Northern Territory. The club was established in 1993, as part of the Australian Hockey League.[1]
| Full name | NT Stingers |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1993 |
| Home ground | Marrara Hockey Centre, Marrara, Australia (Capacity 5,000) |
| Website | hockeynt |
The club have not competed competitively since 2018.[2][3] They are currently in a rebuilding phase, with a main goal of joining the JDH Hockey One League in 2025.[4]
History
editThe NT Stingers were founded in 1993, under the women's team, the NT Pearls. A men's team was founded in 1998, under the name the NT Stingers. The two teams competed each year in the Australian Hockey League, until its disbandment in 2018.[1]
The club could not afford to join the JDH Hockey One League in 2019, therefore they do not currently compete competitively, rather, hosting a Festival of Hockey each year.[4]
Squads
editMen's squad
edit- Aiden Able
- Dominic Andrade
- Luke Broadway
- Lucas Camra
- Joel Carroll
- Jhye Clarke
- Cameron Cooke
- Robert Duguid
- Billy Fahy
- Calvin Farmilo
- Isaac Farmilo
- Dane Gavranich
- Tarrant Haami-Jones
- Jeremy Hayward
- Leon Hayward
- Karl Hochman
- Nathan Hochman
- Jamie Hullick
- Adrian Lockley
- Mitchell Lockley
- Adam Luck
- Khaden Mallett
- Jeremy Mayne
- Ethan MacDonald
- Jayden McGregor
- Mitchell Northcote
- Ayden Parkin
- Jonathon Peris
- Zach Rakkas
- Ben Reynolds
- Lachlan Walters
- Huw Wiltshire
Women's squad
edit- Sydney Auld
- Krista Bilato
- Elly Buckley
- Jemma Buckley
- Koda Carne
- Niesha Casimiro
- Emily Chaffey
- Isobel Cowell
- Tiana Crompton
- Macenzee Dixon
- Ash D'Souza
- Elizabeth Duguid
- Kirstin Dwyer
- Isabella Gill
- Sally Howies
- Stacey Luck
- Natalie Lynch
- Jessica Martin-Brown
- Lauren Mutton
- Camille O'Conor
- Isabelle O'Conor
- Kiare-Lee Pavy
- Brooke Peris
- Destiny Peris
- Elle Richardson
- Josie Short
- Amy Stripling
- Jayde Taylor
- Zita Varatharajan
- Eliza Pridham
References
edit- ^ a b AHL Webpage Archived 25 September 2010 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "2018 Men's Australian Hockey League (AHL)". hockeyaustralia.altiusrt.com. Hockey Australia. Retrieved 14 June 2024.
- ^ "2018 Women's Australian Hockey League (AHL)". hockeyaustralia.altiusrt.com. Hockey Australia. Retrieved 14 June 2024.
- ^ a b "Stingers Name Initial Squads for Festival of Hockey". hockeynt.asn.au. Hockey NT. 28 May 2024. Retrieved 14 June 2024.
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