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Southern Hotshots

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Southern Hotshots
Home groundState Hockey Centre
LeagueAustralian Hockey League

The Southern Hotshots are a men's Australian field hockey team, representing South Australia in the Australian Hockey League.[1]

The 4,000-capacity State Hockey Centre is their home stadium.

Southern Hotshots hockey team
Players Coaches
  • Kent Haigh
  • David Reid
  • Dylan Evans
  • Fraser Bowden
  • Faizal Saari
  • Daniel Mitchell
  • Matthew Claxton
  • Daniel Cox
  • Scott Germein
  • Scott Hughes
  • Cameron Joyce
  • Michael Lubcke
  • Matthew McGregor
  • Alastair Oliver
  • Brady O'Shea
  • Lachlan Seabrook
  • Andrew Searle
  • Jake Stacy
  • Glyn Tamlin
  • William Telfer
  • Mohamad Sukri Abdul Mutalib
  • Tom Wickham
  • Ian Wishart
  • Head coach: Nick Lenoir

Notable players

Notable players who have played for the Southern Hotshots include:

Coaches

Head Coaches of the SA Hotshots have been:

Home Stadium

The team's home stadium is the State Hockey Centre (South Australia) (also known as the Pines Stadium) which is located north of the Adelaide CBD in Gepps Cross. The stadium has a capacity of about 4,000 with 330 permanent seats. The stadium was used for the 1997 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy.

Honour Roll

AHL Championships: none
AHL Finals Appearances: none
AHL Podium Finishes: 1991 (3rd), 1992 (3rd), 1996 (3rd)
AHL Player of the Tournament: none

References

  1. ^ "Home | Hockey Australia".
This page was last edited on 12 June 2023, at 21:55
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