2026 Hockey Australia Masters Indoor Invitational
Illawarra Hockey Centre
Fri 04 Dec '26 – Sun 13 Dec '26
Overview
The 2026 Hockey Australia Masters Indoor Invitational will be held in Wollongong, New South Wales, bringing together Masters indoor hockey players from across Australia for one of the country's key national Masters indoor events.
Teams from across the country will compete across multiple age divisions, showcasing the skill, experience and competitive spirit that defines the Masters hockey community. Delivered across two consecutive tournaments,…
The 2026 Hockey Australia Masters Indoor Invitational will be held in Wollongong, New South Wales, bringing together Masters indoor hockey players from across Australia for one of the country's key national Masters indoor events.
Teams from across the country will compete across multiple age divisions, showcasing the skill, experience and competitive spirit that defines the Masters hockey community. Delivered across two consecutive tournaments, the event will feature several days of high-quality indoor competition while also providing an opportunity for connection and camaraderie among players, officials, families and supporters.
Held at the Illawarra Hockey Centre, the Invitational will welcome hundreds of participants and visitors to the region, contributing to Wollongong's growing profile as a destination for major sporting events.
Hockey Australia gratefully acknowledges the support of the City of Wollongong and Destination Wollongong in hosting the event.
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