2017 Hatch Cup Programme

HATCH CUP 2017
PROGRAMME

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
HOCKEY NEW ZEALAND
Being selected to play in a national tournament is a great achievement and I am sure we will see
some young stars in the making at this 2017 U13 Hatch Trophy National Tournament in
Auckland. Many Black Sticks have started their sporting careers at tournaments such as this.
From Hockey New Zealand, welcome and Good Luck.
But your week here in Auckland must also be about learning responsibilities on and off the field.
Play to your best ability in every game, be a reliable and considerate team member and, when
the game is over, continue to make the local region that you are representing proud.
Learn to compete, learn to celebrate the wins and be determined to improve when there are
losses and learn to have fun while experiencing the excitement of competing against so many
other players in your age group. Have fun but don’t get into mischief!
In the coming years, there will be many other activities that might tempt you away from hockey
but it is such a great team sport, and you’ll make many new friends here at this tournament,
that I hope you will continue to play.
Hockey is one of the most popular sports in the world. It comes third, behind cricket and soccer.
It continues to be one of the most watched sports during the Olympic Games and is fast and
exciting to watch on television or via live streaming.
While your coaches will be helping you develop excellent hockey skills, it is always beneficial to
watch more experienced players. Hopefully, you will take time to follow our Black Sticks at the
Hockey World League Final being played in Auckland in November. Next year, both our men and
women Black Sticks will be competing in the Hockey World Cup; the men in India and the
women in London.
Also, take time to watch other players at this tournament and back home at your local hockey
parks. Learning to umpire the game will also add to your skills and help you appreciate that
umpiring requires additional expertise.
When this tournament is over, remember to thank all those who have helped you during the
week. This includes your coaches and managers, parents and family (including brothers and
sisters who have watched from the sideline), umpires, tournament organisers and those who
have contributed during your fundraising efforts.
Neil Edmundson
President, Hockey NZ

MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
AUCKLAND HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
On behalf of Auckland Hockey and our Board I welcome all teams to the 2017 Hatch Cup.
I trust you will have an enjoyable and fun experience during your stay here and I hope you get to see
some of the sights of our big city.
The Hatch Cup is one of New Zealand's oldest sporting trophies and has been played for over one
hundred years. It is steeped in tradition and many of the players participating this week may have
had brothers, fathers, uncles and even Granddads who have played in the Hatch Cup.
I am sure the tournament will provide lots of entertaining matches but more importantly you will go
away from the week with wonderful life memories and new friendships forged.
A big thank you in advance to all the important stakeholders who make this tournament happen from
our AK Hockey sponsors through to HNZ's Tournament Director Phil Emirali and his volunteer army of
officials and umpires and our AK Hockey General Manager and Tournament Administrator, Nicola
Connell.
Enjoy the week and have fun making those hockey memories.
Take Care
Manoj Daji QSM
CEO
Auckland Hockey

2017 HOCKEY NEW ZEALAND
BOARD, OFFICERS, COUNCILS AND STAFF
Patron
President
Vice President
Her Excellency The Right Honourable Dame Patricia
Lee “Patsy” Reddy Governor General of New Zealand.
Neil Edmundson
Pam Elgar
Hockey New Zealand Board Dean Ellwood (Chair) Kylie Clegg
Shane Collins
Andrew Gaze
John Radovonich
Andrew Rowe
Anne Urlwin
Sharon Williamson
Hockey New Zealand Staff
Chief Executive
Executive Assistant
Human Resources Support
Accounts Assistant
High Performance
High Performance Director
Team Services Manager
National Pathway Manager
National Network Manager
National Coach (Women)
Assistant Coach (Women)
Performance Analyst (Women)
National Coach (Men)
Assistant Coach (Men)
Performance Analyst (Men)
Community
General Manager – Community Hockey and Events
Community Hockey Manager – Young People
Community Hockey Manager – Adults & Club Dev.
Technical Manager
Coaching Development Manager
Competitions Manager
Events Manager
Admin, Commercial, Marketing, Finance
General Manager – Marketing and Communications
Media and Digital Manager
Funding Manager
Marketing & Communications Co-Ordinator
Partner Services Co-Ordinator – Account Manager
Partner Services Co-ordinator – Business Development
Ian Francis
Sandra Partridge
Kate Clark
Gurvinder Singh
Paul Mackinnon
Dana Bisset
Greg Nicol
TBC
Mark Hager
Sean Dancer
Ian Hicks
Darren Smith
Bryce Collins
Hemant Lala
Ken Maplesden
Jack Clayton
Rachel Minton-Smith
Colin French
Nicole Youman
Aidan O’Connor
Richard Palmer
Paul Scoringe
John Whiting
James Sutherland
TBC
TBC
TBC

2017 AUCKLAND HOCKEY STAFF
Patron
President
Vice President
Vice President
Mayor Len Brown
Ray Parmenter
Neil McCorkindale
Pam Elgar
Executive Council Dave Wigmore (Chair) Chris Arthur
Robyn Neil
Jan Rowsell
Marceline Borren
Paresh Patel
Auckland Hockey Staff Chief Executive Manoj Daji
General Manager
Nicola Connell
Accounts Manager
Sharron Rhodes
Hockey Development - Sandie Mackie
KiwiSport and Schools
Community Hockey Manager Cameron Gibbons
TOURNAMENT MANAGEMENT
Tournament Director Phil Emirali 021 070 6402
Assistant Tournament Director Lyndsey Jones
Tournament Administrator Nicola Connell 09 576 0683
Umpires Managers
TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS
Connor MEAR
Alan BLEWETT
Kahu OLENDZKI-SHULZ
Umpires
Troy ALLEN
Daniel BINDON
Joshua BLAND
Samuel BUINIMASI
Ethan CHAPLIN
Rowan CROPPER
Lucas GARDNER
Darroch GEORGE-BODLE
Jacob GRAY
Logan GREEN
Lachlan HANSER
Matthew MCDONALD
Nick PARATA
Isaac PAULIN
Morgan PETERSON
Callum ROBINSON
Logan SCHWARTFEGER
Cameron STEVENS
Toby WARD
Nathan WOOLRIDGE

HATCH CUP TOURNAMENT HISTORY
HATCH CUP HISTORY
The Hatch Cup was presented in the year 1920 by Mr Harry Hatch of Wellington who formerly had
been a member of the Management Committee of the NZHA. The Cup was for competition for the
Primary Schools' Championship of New Zealand.
PREVIOUS HATCH CUP WINNERS
1920 Otago
1921 Otago
1922 Canterbury
1923 Canterbury
1924 Canterbury
1925 Canterbury
1926 Canterbury
1927 Canterbury
1928 Canterbury
1929 Canterbury
1930 Canterbury
1931 Canterbury
1933 Canterbury
1934 Canterbury
1938 Canterbury
1939 Canterbury
1940 Canterbury
1941 Canterbury
1942 No Challenge
1943 Canterbury
1944 Canterbury
1945 No Challenge
1946 No Challenge
1947 Canterbury
1948 Canterbury
1949 No Challenge
1950 North Otago
1951 North Otago
1952 Canterbury
1953 Canterbury
1954 Canterbury
1955 Canterbury
1956 Canterbury
1957 Canterbury
1958 Canterbury
1959 Canterbury
1960 Canterbury
1961 Nelson
1962 Canterbury
1963 Canterbury
1964 Canterbury
1965 Auckland
1966 Auckland
1967 Whangarei
1968 Wanganui
1969 Canterbury
1970 Canterbury
1971 Auckland
1972 Auckland
1973 Canterbury
1974 Canterbury
1975 Auckland
1976 Canterbury
1977 Auckland
1978 Auckland & Wairarapa
1979 Canterbury
1980 Canterbury
1981 Northland
1982 Canterbury
1983 Auckland
1984 Auckland
1985 Hawkes Bay
1986 Auckland & Canterbury
1987 Canterbury
1988 Auckland
1989 Auckland
1990 Auckland
1991 Canterbury
1992 Wellington
1993 Wellington
1994 Auckland & Manawatu
1995 Auckland
1996 Tauranga
1997 Canterbury
1998 Tauranga
1999 Auckland
2000 Auckland & Canterbury
2001 North Harbour
2002 Wellington
2003 Northland & North Harbour
2004 Auckland
2005 Canterbury
2006 Counties Manukau
2007 Auckland
2008 Auckland
2009 Counties Manukau
2010 South Canterbury
2011 Auckland
2012 Canterbury
2013 Auckland
2014 Canterbury
2015 Auckland
2016 Canterbury

GENERAL INFORMATION
Venue
Lloyd Elsmore Hockey Stadium (Turf 1 and Turf 2 as listed on the
draw)
Cnr Lady Marie Dr and Bell Rd Pakuranga
Phone: 09 576-0683
Trophy Presentation Saturday 14 th October immediately after final on Turf 1
Changing Rooms Teams on Turf 1 to use Changing Rooms 1 and 2
Teams on Turf 2 to use Changing Rooms 3 and 4
Match Duration
Catering
Medical
Physiotherapy
Dentist
Results
A match shall consist of two periods of twenty five minutes each,
separated by an interval which shall not exceed ten (10) minutes and shall
be no less than five (5) minutes.
The canteen will be open daily for your use and convenience and a Pita Pit
caravan will be onsite from Thursday-Saturday.
East Care Accident & Medical Centre 24 Hours
260 Botany Rd
Howick
Phone:277-1516
Marina Physio
Half Moon Bay Marina
Half Moon Bay
Phone: 534-4045
East Care Dental Services
260 Botany Rd
Howick
Phone:277-1514
These can be found on the Hockey New Zealand Tournament Website:
https://hockeynz.altiusrt.com/competitions/232
Updates
Keep up to date with the tournament by Liking Auckland Hockey on
Facebook and joining the 2017 Hatch Cup Tournament Event page

LLOYD ELSMORE HOCKEY STADIUM RULES
• Spectators are to keep off the turfs at all times.
• Enter and exit turf by gates only. Do not climb the fence.
• Change into clean footwear before stepping onto the turf.
• Do not leave gear on the sidelines or behind the dugouts.
• Dugouts are for players and team officials only.
• No warm-ups on turf while games are in progress.
• No hitting balls against the hoarding fence or around building.
• Teams shall leave the artificial surface through gateways, promptly, at the conclusion
of their match or practice.
• It shall be the responsibility of the team coaches and managers that all care should
be taken to stem the flow of blood from injury onto the turf or other players.
Injured players must not be removed from the playing area until bleeding has been
stopped and covered.
• Approved playing gear only to be worn:
o Clean rubber soled shoes and rubber studs to be used.
o Sticks to have no sharp protrusions.
o Goal keeping pads to be clean.
o Goal keeping metal buckles to be taped at all times.
o No sharp objects to be carried or worn on the turf.
• Balls hit over the fence during match play, are not to be retrieved by players.
An outside runner should retrieve the ball.
• No chewing gum or food inside the hoarding fence.
• Please use rubbish bins supplied for all rubbish in the Stadium.
• No play or practice outside allocated times.
• No dogs inside Lloyd Elsmore Hockey Stadium.
• No Alcohol is to be brought into Lloyd Elsmore Hockey Stadium.
Please note Lloyd Elsmore Hockey Stadium is a Smoke Free Facility

TOURNAMENT DRAW

North Harbour
Hawke’s Bay
Wellington
Southland
Thames Valley
Auckland B
Won
Drawn
Lost
Goals For
Goals Against
Goal Difference
Points
Placing
Canterbury
Wanganui
Waikato
Wairarapa
Horowhenua
Won
Drawn
Lost
Goals For
Goals Against
Goal Difference
Points
Placing
TOURNAMENT RESULTS
POOL A
Canterbury
Wanganui
Waikato
Wairarapa
Horowhenua
POOL B
North Harbour
Hawke’s Bay
Wellington
Southland
Thames Valley
Auckland B

Auckland
Northland
Manawatu
South Canterbury
Taranaki
Central Otago
Won
Drawn
Lost
Goals For
Goals Against
Goal Difference
Points
Placing
Bay of Plenty
Tauranga
Otago
Counties Manukau
Mid Canterbury
North Harbour B
Won
Drawn
Lost
Goals For
Goals Against
Goal Difference
Points
Placing
POOL C
Bay of Plenty
Tauranga
Otago
Counties Manukau
Mid Canterbury
North Harbour B
POOL D
Auckland
Northland
Manawatu
South Canterbury
Taranaki
Central Otago
Tournament Rules:
http://hockeynz.co.nz/Portals/30/2017%20Documents/080517%20National%20Representative%2
0Tournament%20Rules%202017.pdf

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARDS
This is selected by the team during the week.
Team
Auckland
Auckland B
Bay of Plenty
Canterbury
Central Otago
Counties Manukau
Hawke’s Bay
Horowhenua
Manawatu
Mid Canterbury
North Harbour
North Harbour B
Northland
Otago
South Canterbury
Southland
Taranaki
Tauranga
Thames Valley
Waikato
Wairarapa
Wanganui
Wellington
Most Valuable Player

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FINAL RESULTS 2017

TEAM INFORMATION

AUCKLAND HOCKEY PARTNERS
Auckland Hockey would like to thank the following organisations for their on-going support