| Nickname | Waratahs | ||
| Association | Hockey Australia AHL | ||
| Coach | Aaron Oman | ||
| Assistant Coach | Barry Reid | ||
| Home Ground | Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre | ||
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The Waratahs are a men's Australian field hockey team, representing New South Wales in the Australian Hockey League, they play at the Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre.
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