Indoor Representative Teams

Invoices will sent out once the final teams have been announced. Invoices must be paid in full before the player departs for the championship. Hockey ACT has a strict No-Pay-No-Play policy. Any unpaid players will be subject to removal from the team.

 Invoices will include (but not limited to): Flights and/or ground transportation, team accommodation, all meals (during championships), HACT training facility hire, HACT training equipment, coach honorariums, officials allowance, team official uniforms, team officials travel & accommodation, Hockey Australia levy, championship fees, physiotherapy (U18s & U21s only), medical equipment, and other requirements as necessary.

Each year Hockey ACT sends approximately 200 athletes to National Championships in both Outdoor and Indoor Hockey Tournaments across Australia. These championships allow athletes to develop and hone their hockey skills at an unprecedented level on the field, as well as further develop their interpersonal skills and sportsmanship off-field.

The financial burden of these championships can be large, especially to those athletes representing the ACT in both Outdoor and Indoor championships. Whilst Hockey ACT endeavors to keep the cost as low as possible for our athletes, we can be restricted in our ability by location and accommodation available.

Player sponsorship is one way you can assist our talented athletes in pursuing their endeavors, and helping them to develop their skills at a national level. Player sponsorship goes directly to reducing the fees of the sponsored player.

To download the Hockey ACT Sponsorship form please click this link

The Local Sporting Champions program is an Australian assistance for young people aged 12-18 towards the cost of travel, accommodation, uniforms or equipment when competing, coaching or officiating at an official national sport organisation (NSO) endorsed state, national or international sporting championships or a School Sport Australia state or national championships.

For more info and a link to the Australian Sports Commission website click here.