The 2025 Open Grade Competition came to an exciting close last weekend, with outstanding finals played across all grades. Many matches were decided by penalty shootouts, and plenty of close results highlighted just how competitive the season has been.
The atmosphere at NHS this weekend was electric, with crowds filling the sidelines and creating a fantastic environment for the players. The support from clubs, families, and friends made the weekend a true celebration of community hockey.
Congratulations to our 2025 Open Grade Champions:
Cello P1 Men: 🥇 Dalefield Men
Cello P1 Women: 🥇 Hutt United P1 Women
P2 Men: 🥇 Hutt United P2 Men
P2 Women: 🥇 Hutt United P2 Women
P3 Men: 🥇 WISC P3 Men Randwick
P3 Women: 🥇 Vic 3 Women
P4 Men: 🥇 WISC P4 Men 40J
P4 Women: 🥇 Toa Women 3
Reserve Men: 🥇 Hutt United Reserve Men
Reserve Women: 🥇 Tawa Titans Reserve Women
A huge thank you goes out to all the coaches, managers, players, supporters, and officials who made this season such a success. Your dedication and passion for the game have been incredible.
That’s a wrap for 2025, now bring on 2026!
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19 August 2025
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