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The 2025 Wellington Hockey Awards celebrated excellence across players, coaches, officials, volunteers, and the wider community.

The Wellington Hockey Awards 2025 brought the community together for a night of celebration, recognising the players, coaches, managers, volunteers, officials, and clubs who make our game thrive. With more than 150 community nominations and strong representation across all levels of hockey, the evening was a true reflection of the passion and commitment within our region.


 

Representative Awards

Representative Manager of the Year: Debbie Te Awhe

Representative Coach of the Year: Allan Carson & Amy Robinson

Representative Team of the Year: Wellington U18 Girls Black

 


Masters Awards

Female Masters Player of the Year: Rachel Lilley

Male Masters Player of the Year: Ed Rafferty

Spirit of Masters: Caine Henwood

 


Players’ Player of the Year Awards

U18 Girls Black – Niniwa Roberts Medal: Greer Thornton

U18 Girls Gold: Lynmari Lazenby

U18 Boys – Umesh Parag Medal: Zac Fowler

NHC Tier 2 Women: Maia Williams

NHC Tier 2 Men: Matthew Parry

NHC Tier 1 Women – Suzie Muirhead Medal: Maddie Story

NHC Tier 1 Men – Jack Tynan Medal: Patrick Madder

 


Overall Players of the Year

Female Player of the Year: Riana Pho

Male Player of the Year: Patrick Madder

 


Community Awards

Community Coach of the Year: Levi Loudon for inspiring growth at Rongotai College and beyond.

Community Official of the Year: Max Wallace for his consistency, fairness, and mentoring of junior umpires.

Community Administrator of the Year: Brianna Thompson (Victoria University) for being the heartbeat of her club.

Community Volunteer of the Year: Quintin Pinchin for his unwavering support and energy at St Pat’s Silverstream.

 


Umpiring & Officiating Awards

Most Improved Junior Female: Maya Gourley

Most Improved Junior Male: Cameron Jaine

Youth Female Umpire of the Year: Selina Akavi

Youth Male Umpire of the Year: Jack Campbell

Senior Official of the Year: Lexie Etherington

Service to Umpiring & Officiating: Josh McDougall

 


Secondary School Awards

Secondary School Team of the Year: St Patrick’s College Silverstream 1st XI

Secondary School Girls Player of the Year: Jada Ropitini (St Orans College)

Secondary School Boys Player of the Year: Kyle Keene (St Patrick’s College Silverstream)

 


Club Awards

Women’s Club Team of the Year: Toa Premier 4 Women

Men’s Club Team of the Year: Hutt United Premier 2 Men

Tom Fergusson Memorial Trophy (Club of the Year): Wellington Indian Sports Club

 


Special Awards

Governance Cup 2025: Gareth Jeune

Most Valuable Person (MVP): Alistair McIntyre

 

Congratulations to all our 2025 award winners and nominees!



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Wellington Hockey Awards 2025: Celebrating Excellence On and Off the Turf

15 October 2025

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