| Hockeyroos, Kookaburras win Super 9 title Ninemsn Kookaburras captain Eddie Ockenden said the results bode well leading up to next year’s London Olympics. “We like fast, attacking hockey and hope that we … |
| Nine-a-side hockey here to stay The West Australian Kookaburras captain Eddie Ockenden called for similar tournaments to be held. “We played some great hockey and it was very competitive among all teams, … |
It’s been a while since the World Cup finished, but here’s a video with some of the highlights.
Flying . . . Eddie Ockenden strikes the ball towards goal. Photo: Quentin Jones
IT WOULD have been the moment of the Delhi Games for the hosts, but the Australian men’s hockey team are not sentimental blokes. The world champions saved their ruthless best for last, demolishing the Indians 8-0 in the final to claim an inevitable gold. (Full article on The Age by Jake Niall)
Eddie off to Amsterdam
thanks everyone for the support! had an awesome time in Dehli capped off with gold!! off to Amsterdam tomorrow, cheers
| 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 … |
Grant Schubert following Australia’s 7-2 win over the Netherlands, and his hat-trick, in the 2009 Hockey Champions Trophy in Melbourne:
And Jamie Dwyer:
| 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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| Young gun Ockenden hopes to follow in Dwyer’s footsteps The Age – Melbourne,Victoria,Australia JAMIE Dwyer’s hockey footsteps are big and illustrious, but Eddie Ockenden is following them all the way. Dwyer is one of Australia’s finest players, … |
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| World is watching this young Kooka in hot pursuit of glory Brisbane Times – Brisbane,Queensland,Australia Eddie Ockenden, 22, has already won an Olympic bronze medal and last year was voted by his peers as the world young player of the year. … |
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World is watching this young Kooka in hot pursuit of glory |
