We’re really excited to be hosting this year’s event here in Wellington, one of the biggest weeks on the secondary school hockey calendar. Over the next few days, 32 of the top female secondary school teams from across Aotearoa will take the turf to showcase their skills, teamwork, and school pride.
2025 Federation Cup and Marie Fry Trophy Tournament will be hosted at the National Hockey Stadium with games played on Cello NHS 1, Accountants Plus NHS 2 and NHS 3. Click the link to view the Tournament Draw. All games will be live streamed on Hockey TV!
We also extend our sincere thanks to Wellington City Council for their valued funding support, which has played a vital role in making this tournament possible. Their backing enables us to host events of this significance and provide a platform for school sport to shine on the national stage.
Make sure you check out the tournament booklet for all the key info you’ll need throughout the week.
Good luck to all the teams and we hope you enjoy every moment - the competition, the atmosphere, and the spirit of coming together as part of the wider hockey community.
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26 August 2025
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