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We are saddened to advise that 1956 Olympian John Dwyer has passed away. Mr Dwyer was a respected Olympian, lifelong servant of the game and accomplished sports journalist.
To join or renew for the 2026 Hockey season, please register directly through your local club or association website. We've put together a list of associations and clubs across Queensland to help you get started. Explore the list below, find your club and complete your registration today!
Congratulations to all players selected for the Australian Futures Indoor Hockey Teams playing in the 2026 Big Apple International Indoor Hockey Championship in Pennsylvania, USA this February.
Congratulations to Jenny Heron on receiving a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) as part of this year’s Australia Day honours, for her service to hockey.
Hockey Queensland and Grays Hockey have signed a four-year contract extension through to the end of 2029, with Grays continuing as the Official Hockey QLD and Brisbane Blaze Kit Supplier.
Hockey Queensland is proud to welcome athletes from New Zealand’s The Hockey Experience (T-H-E) for a three-day Trans-Tasman development series, running from 10–12 December 2025.
Hockey Australia announced the 2025 Hall of Fame and Legend Award recipients, recognising some of the sport’s most outstanding players, coaches, and contributors who have shaped Australian hockey’s rich legacy on and off the field.
Hockey Queensland is delighted to announce that Chemist Warehouse has reaffirmed its commitment to our sport, signing a new three-year agreement as a Major Commercial Partner.
From grassroots to the global stage, Queensland’s emerging stars, administrators, officials, volunteers, teams, elite athletes and legends were recognised at the 2025 Queensland Sport Awards and Hall of Fame induction at the Plaza Ballroom, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, on Thursday November 27, proudly supported by the Queensland Government.
The Board of Hockey Queensland has formally accepted the resignation of Chief Executive Alison Lyons, as she departs to take a position with the AFL. It is with great sadness that we farewell Alison on 30 January 2026, but she leaves with our support and gratitude after six years of relentless work in advancing hockey in Queensland.