Welcome to United Hockey Club

Experience the thrill of field hockey with friends and family at United Hockey Club in Canberra

Our Teams

United Hockey Club offers teams for players of all ages and skill levels

Seniors

Our spirited men’s and women’s teams compete at elite and social levels. Experience the excitement of hockey while honing your skills and building friendships.

Juniors

Our junior teams welcome players aged 10 to 18, nurturing talent in a fun and supportive environment that encourages growth and teamwork.

Hookin2Hockey

Hookin2Hockey is a modified version of traditional hockey for children aged 4 to9 years, offering fun and safe regular competition.

Our Club

For seven decades United Hockey Club has been a cornerstone of the field hockey community in Canberra. Our knowledgeable coaches and dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to ensure that every member, from beginners to advanced players, experiences the joy and teamwork that hockey brings. We foster not only skills but also a sense of belonging and support.

Member Reflections

Celebrating Our Journey: Insights and memories from United Hockey Club members.

Why Choose United Hockey Club for Your Family?

Our club is dedicated to creating an inclusive, enjoyable environment where players of all ages can develop skills, build friendships, and enjoy hockey.

Family-Focussed Community

United Hockey Club is more than just a place to play; it’s a supportive community that fosters friendships, teamwork, and lifelong connections among members.

Affordable Participation

We endeavour to keep hockey accessible for everyone by keeping our fees as low as possible through our fundraising efforts and sponsorships.

Sponsors

United Hockey Club respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands throughout Australia on which we play. We pay our respects to

United Hockey Club is a proudly diverse organisation, who actively celebrates LGTBIQ+ diversity, inclusion, and pride in the club.

We are committed to a positive future for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and to honour their ongoing cultural and spiritual connections to this country and recognise the role and value of culture.

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