News & Updates
Amy Ryan announced as new Hin4H Program Manager
Oceania Hockey is pleased to welcome Amy Ryan as the new Program Manager for the Hook in4 Health program, bringing a wealth of experience across coaching, education, sport development and program delivery. Amy has spent more than a decade working in the sports...
Gill Gemming Announces Retirement
After more than three decades dedicated to developing hockey across New Zealand and the Pacific, OHF Hook in 4 Health Program Manager Gill Gemming ONZM has announced her retirement, bringing to a close an extraordinary career that has shaped the game throughout the...
Oceania Hockey Federation Congress in Tonga
Recently, Oceania Hockey hosted its Annual Congress and Annual General Meeting in Tonga. The event brought together representatives from across the Pacific for a productive and collaborative few days of learning and strategic discussions, alongside the formal...
Gill Gemming Awarded ONOC Merit Award
During the recent Team Up Reflections conference in Nadi, Gill Gemming was presented with the ONOC Merit Award. The award was presented to Gill in recognition of ‘exceptional contribution to Olympism and sport in Oceania.’ The presentation of the award was...
City of Moreton Bay to Host 2026 Oceania Junior World Cup Qualifying Tournament
The Oceania Hockey Federation (OHF) is proud to announce that Redcliffe will host the upcoming 2026 OHF Under 21 Junior World Cup Qualifier from 28th September to 4th October 2026, bringing elite junior international hockey to City of Moreton Bay. Delivered in...
Seeking OHF Hook in4 Health Program Manager
At the Oceania Hockey Federation (OHF), we believe in the power of sport to do more than just develop athletes — it can strengthen communities, improve wellbeing, and create lasting social impact across the Pacific. The Hook in4 Health programme sits at the heart of...