Summer Season
The 2023/24 summer indoor competition registrations are now open!
Summer indoor hockey is played from October to March each year (the competition breaks from late December to early February for school holidays).
Registrations
New players and those that did not play in the 2023 winter season should complete their registration online on Hockey ACT’s website Revolutionise
https://www.revolutionise.com.au/marist/registration/
Players who have played over the 2023 winter season should forward their interest to secretary@maristcanberrahockey.org.au.
Divisions for the 2023/24 indoor hockey season are as follows:
Full payment is required at the time of registration through Revolutionise. The system requires payment to be made by credit card and a merchant fee of 2% applies. If payment of the full fee up-front causes difficulty, please contact the Treasurer.
Summer Indoor Training Times
There is currently no training planned for the indoor summer season.
Summer Indoor Game Times
The 2023/24 summer indoor hockey season commences in late October 2023 and concludes in early March 2024.
The Hockey ACT Junior Draw can be found here.
Summer Grading
Marist Hockey is committed to an open and fair process for the selection of teams and the identification of development players. Indoor hockey grading will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday 20 September 2023 (further details to follow closer to the date).
Grading is based on a skills matrix. During competitive selections, a player will participate in a number of drills and a trial match to assess their skills. Player performance will be observed and assessed by a number of selectors.
In forming teams, Marist Hockey may also take other factors into consideration including performance in prior seasons, input from previous coaches and the spread of numbers across teams. Any queries regarding grading or requests for feedback should be directed to the Development Officer.
Team structure and playing with friends
Marist Hockey cannot take requests to play in teams with friends. Marist Hockey will determine team makeup based on the best team combinations possible with a focus on competitiveness and player development.
Summer indoor hockey is played from October to March each year (the competition breaks from late December to early February for school holidays).
Registrations
New players and those that did not play in the 2023 winter season should complete their registration online on Hockey ACT’s website Revolutionise
https://www.revolutionise.com.au/marist/registration/
Players who have played over the 2023 winter season should forward their interest to secretary@maristcanberrahockey.org.au.
Divisions for the 2023/24 indoor hockey season are as follows:
- Under 12 – players new to indoor hockey who are also younger than 12 years old on 31 December 2023
- Junior State League 3
- Junior State League 2
- Junior State League 1
- Supers
Full payment is required at the time of registration through Revolutionise. The system requires payment to be made by credit card and a merchant fee of 2% applies. If payment of the full fee up-front causes difficulty, please contact the Treasurer.
Summer Indoor Training Times
There is currently no training planned for the indoor summer season.
Summer Indoor Game Times
The 2023/24 summer indoor hockey season commences in late October 2023 and concludes in early March 2024.
- Under 12s play at Lyneham Hockey Centre on Sundays
- JSL 3 play at Melrose High School on Thursdays
- JSL 2 play at Mt Stromlo High School on Fridays
- JSL 1 play at Lyneham Hockey Centre on Sundays
- Supers play at Lyneham Hockey Centre on Fridays
The Hockey ACT Junior Draw can be found here.
Summer Grading
Marist Hockey is committed to an open and fair process for the selection of teams and the identification of development players. Indoor hockey grading will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday 20 September 2023 (further details to follow closer to the date).
Grading is based on a skills matrix. During competitive selections, a player will participate in a number of drills and a trial match to assess their skills. Player performance will be observed and assessed by a number of selectors.
In forming teams, Marist Hockey may also take other factors into consideration including performance in prior seasons, input from previous coaches and the spread of numbers across teams. Any queries regarding grading or requests for feedback should be directed to the Development Officer.
Team structure and playing with friends
Marist Hockey cannot take requests to play in teams with friends. Marist Hockey will determine team makeup based on the best team combinations possible with a focus on competitiveness and player development.
