2012 Under 21 Men's Australian Hockey Championships

2012 Under 21 Men's
Australian Hockey Championships
Tournament details
City	Hobart
Teams	8
Venue(s)	Tasmanian Hockey Centre
Final positions
Champions	QLD
Runner-up	WA
Third place	NSW
Tournament statistics
Matches played	36
Goals scored	185 (5.14 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Blake Govers (12 goals)
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Last updated August 21, 2023

The 2012 Under 21 Men's Australian Hockey Championships was a men's field hockey tournament. The competition was held in the Tasmanian city of Hobart.^[1]

Competition format

The tournament was played in a single round-robin format, with each team facing each other once. Final placings after the pool matches determined playoff positions.

The bottom four teams moved to the classification round. Teams played in crossover matches, with the losing teams playing off for seventh place, and the winners for fifth. Meanwhile, the top four teams contested the medal round, with teams contesting in semi-finals. The winners played in the gold medal match, while the losers played off for bronze.

Teams

ACT
SA

NT
VIC

QLD
WA

Results

All times are local (AEST).

Preliminary round

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	QLD	7	5	2	0	26	13	+13	17	Semi-finals
2	NSW	7	5	1	1	28	15	+13	16
3	WA	7	5	0	2	19	14	+5	15
4	TAS	7	2	2	3	18	19	−1	8
5	VIC	7	2	1	4	15	16	−1	7
6	SA	7	2	0	5	15	23	−8	6
7	NT	7	1	2	4	9	16	−7	5
8	ACT	7	1	2	4	13	27	−14	5

Source: Hockey Australia
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) matches won; 3) head-to-head result; 4) goal difference; 5) goals for; 6) field goals scored.

Fixtures

10 July 2012
09:00

WA	2–3	NSW
Zalewski Clarke 45'	Report	Elliot 16' Ogilvie 31' Willott 34'

10 July 2012
11:00

SA	2–4	QLD
Oliver 4' Joyce 45'	Report	Douglas 35', 36' Hathaway 48' Mathiesen 49'

10 July 2012
13:00

ACT	2–2	NT
Palmer 8' Jewell 50'	Report	Abbott 13' Hullick 37'

10 July 2012
15:00

TAS	4–2	VIC
Middleton 23' Phimmanarch 31' Arthur 51' Mackey 58'	Report	Sherren 9' Coleman 13'

11 July 2012
09:00

NSW	6–2	SA
Govers 6', 59' Elliot 13', 24', 30' Dawson 33'	Report	Joyce 8' White 53'

11 July 2012
11:00

VIC	1–1	NT
Seccull 2'	Report	Gleeson 24'

11 July 2012
13:00

TAS	1–1	ACT
Bolton 47'	Report	Palmer 70'

11 July 2012
15:00

QLD	5–2	WA
Whetton 4' Douglas 7', 45' D. Beale 28', 56'	Report	Clarke 8', 70'

13 July 2012
09:00

VIC	5–3	ACT
Matthews 21' Sinclair 25' Seccull 38', 56' Walton 46'	Report	Jewell 7' S. Shepherd 36', 58'

13 July 2012
11:00

NSW	4–4	QLD
Willott 7' Elliot 27' Walters 39' Govers 65'	Report	Mathiesen 15' Whetton 23', 66' Douglas 69'

13 July 2012
13:00

WA	4–0	SA
Ewing 7', 14' Zalewski 27', 43'	Report

13 July 2012
15:00

NT	1–5	TAS
Abbott 46'	Report	Middleton 20', 45' Arthur 49' Phimmanarch 58' Edwards 62'

14 July 2012
09:00

QLD	1–0	VIC
Rintala 12'	Report

14 July 2012
11:00

NT	1–3	WA
Haami-Jones 57'	Report	Durrell 2' Clarke 51' Zalewski 70'

14 July 2012
13:00

SA	5–2	TAS
Greenshields 12' Joyce 19' Mitchell 41', 58' Oliver 49'	Report	Cerulus 9' Bolton 52'

14 July 2012
15:00

ACT	2–8	NSW
Borrett 46' Palmer 65'	Report	Bourke 5', 55' Walters 7', 30' Govers 8' Willis 21' Ogilvie 57' Eichorn 56'

16 July 2012
09:00

TAS	3–3	QLD
Short 13' Hathaway 41' Posselt 49'	Report	Bolton 15' Shaw 29' Middleton 57'

16 July 2012
11:00

WA	2–1	ACT
Robertson 28' Brown 69'	Report	Palmer 44'

16 July 2012
13:00

NT	3–1	NSW
Bougoukas 16' Lockley 49' Hayward 70+'	Report	Willis 6'

16 July 2012
15:00

VIC	4–2	SA
Hammond 20' Coleman 39' Gilmour 44' Cross 48'	Report	Joyce 15', 53'

17 July 2012
09:00

ACT	3–2	SA
Wallace 45' S. Shepherd 61' Palmer 66'	Report	B. Craig 58' Roberts 63'

17 July 2012
11:00

NSW	4–1	TAS
Govers 15', 27' Bourke 64' Ogilvie 65'	Report	Middleton 5'

17 July 2012
13:00

WA	3–2	VIC
Clarke 22', 31', 59'	Report	Crowley 1' Sinclair 26'

17 July 2012
15:00

QLD	2–1	NT
Mathiesen 17', 53'	Report	Haami-Jones 69'

18 July 2012
09:00

TAS	2–3	WA
Edwards 9', 14'	Report	Robertson 29' Hall 32' Brown 54'

18 July 2012
11:00

NSW	2–1	VIC
Govers 32', 40'	Report	T. Craig 52'

18 July 2012
13:00

SA	2–0	NT
Joyce 33', 57'	Report

18 July 2012
15:00

QLD	7–1	ACT
D. Beale 23' Rintala 32', 56' Quan 34' Bell 49' Boyde 53' Douglas 67'	Report	L. Shepherd 41'

Classification round

Fifth to eighth place classification

Crossover		Fifth Place

20 July 2012

VIC	5
		21 July 2012
ACT	1
		VIC	2
20 July 2012
		NT	1
SA	2

NT	3
		Seventh Place

		21 July 2012

		ACT	3

		SA	3

Crossover

20 July 2012
09:00

VIC	5–1	ACT
Hammond 21' Cowley 40' Seccull 51' Cross 60' Gildea 67'	Report	Wallace 9'

Umpires:
Andrew Just (AUS)
Nicholas Marshall (AUS)

20 July 2012
11:00

SA	2–3	NT
Joyce 4', 61'	Report	Haami-Jones 23' Hayward 31' Abbott 55'

Umpires:
Andrew Hickman (AUS)
Benjamin Secrett (AUS)

Seventh and eighth place

21 July 2012
09:00

ACT	3–3	SA
Wallace 46', 67' English 56'	Report	Oliver 6' Mitchell 29' Joyce 62'

Umpires:
Simon Moore (AUS)
Gilbert Gough-Fuller (AUS)

Fifth and sixth place

21 July 2012
11:00

VIC	2–1	NT
Gildea 22', 47'	Report	Abbott 41'

Umpires:
Benjamin Secrett (AUS)
Lee Nugawela (AUS)

First to fourth place classification

Semi-finals		Gold medal

20 July 2012

QLD	2
		21 July 2012
TAS	0
		QLD	3
20 July 2012
		WA	0
NSW	3

WA	4
		Bronze medal

		21 July 2012

		TAS	5

		NSW	5

Semi-finals

20 July 2012
13:00

QLD	2–0	TAS
D. Beale 42' Douglas 45'	Report

Umpires:
Gilbert Gough-Fuller (AUS)
Lee Nugawela (AUS)

20 July 2012
15:00

NSW	3–4	WA
Elliot 39', 60' Bourke 62'	Report	Robertson 4' Zalewski 30', 32' Ewing 44'

Umpires:
Levi Stephen (AUS)
Simon Moore (AUS)

Third and fourth place

21 July 2012
13:00

TAS	5–5	NSW
Arthur 11' Bolton 25', 55' Read 35' Middleton 59'	Report	Govers 13', 16', 29', 42' Walters 17'

Umpires:
Scott O'Reilly (AUS)
Levi Stephen (AUS)

Final

21 July 2012
15:00

QLD	3–0	WA
Bell 12' Whetton 41' Rintala 46'	Report

Umpires:
Simon Cross (AUS)
Scott Embry (AUS)

Statistics

Final standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
	QLD	9	7	2	0	31	13	+18	23	Gold medal
	WA	9	6	0	3	23	20	+3	18	Silver medal
	NSW	9	5	2	2	36	24	+12	17	Bronze medal
4	TAS	9	2	3	4	23	26	−3	9
5	VIC	9	4	1	4	22	18	+4	13
6	NT	9	2	2	5	13	20	−7	8
7	SA	9	2	1	6	20	29	−9	7
8	ACT	9	1	3	5	17	35	−18	6

Source: Hockey Australia

Goalscorers

There were 185 goals scored in 36 matches, for an average of 5.14 goals per match.

12 goals

Blake Govers

10 goals

Cameron Joyce

7 goals

Jack Elliot
Justin Douglas
Bradley Clarke

6 goals

5 goals

Andrew Palmer
Angus Bolton

4 goals

Jack Wallace
Nathan Bourke
Joshua Walters
Dwayne Abbott
Daniel Beale
Daniel Mathiesen
Aidan Rintala
Jacob Whetton
Adam Seccull

3 goals

Stuart Shepherd
Flynn Ogilvie
Tarrant Haami-Jones
Daniel Mitchell
Alistair Oliver
Kieron Arthur
Jeremy Edwards
Kyle Gildea
Sebastian Ewing
Daniel Robertson

2 goals

1 goal

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References

↑ "Hockey Australia Annual Report 2012-2013" (PDF). clearinghouseforsport.gov.au. Government of Australia . Retrieved 20 May 2021.
↑ "U21 Men Win National Championships". hockeyqld.com.au. Hockey Queensland. Archived from the original on 2 August 2012. Retrieved 20 May 2021.
↑ "Queensland Wins National Under 21 Championships". hockey.org.au. Hockey Australia. Archived from the original on 31 July 2012. Retrieved 20 May 2021.

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[1] "Hockey Australia Annual Report 2012-2013" (PDF). clearinghouseforsport.gov.au. Government of Australia . Retrieved 20 May 2021.

[2] "U21 Men Win National Championships". hockeyqld.com.au. Hockey Queensland. Archived from the original on 2 August 2012. Retrieved 20 May 2021.

[3] "Queensland Wins National Under 21 Championships". hockey.org.au. Hockey Australia. Archived from the original on 31 July 2012. Retrieved 20 May 2021.

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