| Aussies represented in All Star teams Adelaidenow – Australia Three-time world player of the year Jamie Dwyer, Mark Knowles and Eddie Ockenden made the men’s team while Madonna Blyth, Toni Cronk and Casey Eastham were … |
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| Kookas into finals with goal rampage Sydney Morning Herald Then it was party time, as Kavanagh netted twice along with goals to Dwyer, Eddie Ockenden and Turner again to turn the match into a rout. … See all stories on this topic |
| Kookas urged to keep the pedal down ABC Online Eddie Ockenden (r) contests the ball against South Korea (Getty Images: Quinn Rooney) Rising hockey star Eddie Ockendensays Australia’s scorching Champions … |
| Kookaburras urged to keep improving Sydney Morning Herald World hockey’s rising star Eddie Ockenden says the Kookaburras’ scorching Champions Trophy start needs to be built upon if the team is to deliver on its … |
| Germany edge past England in Champions Trophy opener More Than The Games – London,UK And hosts Australia inflicted a 4-0 hammering on Korea thanks to goals from Des Abbott, Robert Hammond, Jamie Dwyer andEddie Ockenden. |
| Kookas open Champs Trophy account ABC Regional Online – Australia Eun Seong Hong of South Korea and Eddie Ockenden of Australia contest the ball. (Getty Images: Quinn Rooney) Defending champion Australia has blasted South … |
| Australia, Germany opening day winners Times of India – New Delhi,India Jamie Dwyer and Abbott combined early in the second half to give Australia a commanding 3-0 lead before Eddie Ockendenadded their final goal, … |
| Australia, Germany open with Champions Trophy wins American Chronicle – Beverly Hills,CA,USA Dwyer scored four minutes into the second half before Eddie Ockenden completed the scoring in the 65th minute. Earlier, Germany captain Max Muller’s goal … |
| Kookaburras laughing after perfect start Brisbane Times – Brisbane,Queensland,Australia Eddie Ockenden completed the rout with five minutes remaining after the Australian defence had held firm under sustained second half pressure from the … |
| Kookaburras aim to defend title – then back to work Sydney Morning Herald – Sydney,New South Wales,Australia … Jamie Dwyer, Rob Hammond, Fergus Kavanagh, Mark Knowles, Brent Livermore, Eddie Ockenden, Simon Orchard, Grant Schubert, Matthew Swann, Glenn Turner. |
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| Kookas coach challenges young players The Age – Melbourne,Victoria,Australia Superstar Jamie Dwyer remains the Kookaburras’ backbone, while veteran Brent Livermore and world young player of the yearEddie Ockenden provide the known …
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MEET the new face of Australian hockey. At just 21, Eddie Ockenden has become a dominant weapon in the Kookaburras’ armour and looms as the match-winner in today’s decider against Belgium in a three-Test series that began on Thursday with a 4-4 draw and continued last night with a 7-1 Australian win.
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| Belgium forces draw with Australia International Hockey Federation – UK Both teams shared control of the ball for the next ten minutes with Eddie Ockenden and Mark Paterson doing their best to lift the team and regain the lead. … |
| Kookaburras avoid loss to Belgium Ninemsn – Sydney,New South Wales,Australia David Guest and Eddie Ockenden also excelled in the midfield, but the Aussies still couldn’t shake their European opponents. The Australians began to get on … |
| A natural training ground Athletes thrive in State’s wonders Tasmania Examiner – Launceston,Tasmania,Australia … hockey players stand to emulate Olympians Matthew Wells, David Guest and Eddie Ockenden as soon as the new Tasmanian hockey centre gets levelled out. … |
| Australia to meet Belgium International Hockey Federation – UK … while 2008 Beijing Olympic bronze medallists such as Eddie Ockenden, David Guest, Luke Doerner and Des Abbott will also help lead the squad. … |
| Aussies have night out against the Dutch The West Australian – Perth,Western Australia,Australia Young Olympic sensation Eddie Ockenden was the first to score for Australia with a scrambled field goal just six minutes into the game. …
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| Kookaburras demolish Dutch ABC Online – Australia Eddie Ockenden scored twice for Australia while Luke Doerner, Russell Ford, Liam de Young and Eli Matheson also nabbed goals. Rogier Hofman, Taeke Taekema …
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| Eddie in running for AIS award Tasmania Examiner – Launceston, Tasmania, Australia Tasmanian hockey young gun Eddie Ockenden’s reputation … Hobart’s Ockenden was named the 2008 International Hockey Federation Young Player …
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| Kookaburras beat Netherlands Daily Telegraph – Sydney, New South Wales,Australia World Young Player of the Year Eddie Ockenden scored two goals, including the opener just six minutes in. The Australians quickly stamped their authority on …
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| Nederland verliest tweede oefenwedstrijd Ezpress – Netherlands Eddie Ockenden en Grand Schubert, beide uitkomend in de Nederlandse Rabo Hoofdklasse, waren verantwoordelijk voor de Australische treffers. … |
Eddie on ABC South West, WA
Talking about professional hockey, Hobart, Olympics 2008 and new squad members.
Charlesworth appointment a new era for hockey
The Kookaburra’s two-time World Hockey Player of the Year and Olympic Gold Medallist Jamie Dwyer believes the appointment of Ric Charlesworth as Australian head coach, has signalled a new era in Australian Men’s Hockey.
Dwyer took a backseat in last night’s win as 2008 International Hockey Federation Young Player of the Year, Eddie Ockenden, led the way for the Kookaburras scoring twice.
Source: Clint Thomas at thewest.com.au
The Kooaburras beat the Netherlands to tie up their hockey series
Australia handed coach Ric Charlesworth his first victory as they locked up their four-match hockey series with a 4-2 win over the Netherlands in Busselton.
The Kookaburras avenged their first-up defeat with a stirring second half performance, young gun Eddie Ockenden and veteran Grant Schubert both scoring doubles for the home side.
Plenty of belief in Kookas coach: Dwyer
Star Kookaburras striker Jamie Dwyer says the squad has complete trust and belief in Ric Charlesworth as the master coach attempts to usher in a new golden era in Australian men’s hockey.
Source: Justin Chadwick, Sydney Morning Herald
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