Wellington Hockey would like to congratulate our Masters players who have been selected to represent New Zealand at the 2026 World Masters Hockey World Cup, taking place later this year in Belgium and the Netherlands.

Following strong performances at the National Masters Tournament, a number of Wellington players have earned selection across multiple age groups in the New Zealand Masters squads. Their selection reflects the depth of experience, commitment, and quality within the Wellington hockey community.

We are proud to see Wellington represented across both the women’s and men’s teams, with players spanning a wide range of age grades.

Women’s Teams

The following Wellington players have been selected in the New Zealand women’s squads:

W35

• Aniwaka Haumaha

• Hannah Richardson

• Lucy Lawlor

W45

• Rachel Lilley

• Norma McCarty

• Daina Ratana

• Erin Muxlow

W45 – Non-travelling Reserve

• Stephanie Weller

W60

• Gail Donaldson

• Paula Attril

W65

• Di Jordan

Men’s Teams

Wellington will also be well represented in the men’s squads:

M35

• Ethan Kerriush

M40

• Vijay Soma

• Jamie Cavanaugh

M40 – Non-travelling Reserve

• Matt Ramsay

M45

• Andrew Martin

• Dave Murray

M50

• Aaron Clulow

• Liam Drew

M55

• Adrian Lobb

• Kether Gati

• Grant Boyde

• Michael Seymour

• Chris Vautier

• Rob Bicknell

M55 – Non-travelling Reserve

• Aaron Murray

M65

• Ed Rafferty

• Sheldon Bruce

• Stephen Hughes

• Peter Thomas

• Prakesh Jeram

• Nev Parker

M65 – Non-travelling Reserve

• David Wilson

A Proud Moment for Wellington Hockey

Having so many players selected across the Masters age groups highlights the strength of the Wellington Masters community and the continued passion for hockey well beyond the traditional competitive years.

We wish all selected players the very best as they prepare to represent New Zealand on the world stage. Wellington Hockey will be proudly following your journey and cheering you on.