Adelaide Fire is an Australian professional field hockey club based in Adelaide, South Australia. The club was established in 2019, and is one of 7 established to compete in Hockey Australia's new premier domestic competition, Hockey One.[1]
Adelaide Fire will compete for the first time in the inaugural season of Hockey One, which will be contested from late September through to mid November 2019.
Adelaide Fire, along with six other teams, was founded on 17 April 2019 as part of Hockey Australia's development of hockey.[5] The establishment of the club however, was not met without challenges. It was feared Hockey SA would not enter Hockey One due to financial restraints, however after a public fundraiser the entry quota was met.[6]
The club name of the Fire is a natural progression and combination of the former club names – the Hotshots and the Suns.
Uniformedit
The club colours are a modern take on traditional SA colours, the yellow, now replaced with white provides a cleaner, modern feel to the uniforms.
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January 01, 1970
adelaide, fire, australian, professional, field, hockey, club, based, adelaide, south, australia, club, established, 2019, established, compete, hockey, australia, premier, domestic, competition, hockey, full, namefounded17, april, 2019, years, 2019, home, gro. Adelaide Fire is an Australian professional field hockey club based in Adelaide South Australia The club was established in 2019 and is one of 7 established to compete in Hockey Australia s new premier domestic competition Hockey One 1 Adelaide FireFull nameAdelaide FireFounded17 April 2019 5 years ago 2019 04 17 Home groundState Hockey Centre Adelaide Australia Capacity 4 000 LeagueHockey OneWebsitehockeysa wbr com wbr au The club unifies both men and women under one name 2 unlike South Australia s former representation in the Australian Hockey League as the SA Hotshots men and SA Suns women 3 4 Adelaide Fire will compete for the first time in the inaugural season of Hockey One which will be contested from late September through to mid November 2019 Contents 1 History 2 Uniform 3 Home Stadium 4 Teams 4 1 Men s team 4 2 Women s team 5 ReferencesHistory editAdelaide Fire along with six other teams was founded on 17 April 2019 as part of Hockey Australia s development of hockey 5 The establishment of the club however was not met without challenges It was feared Hockey SA would not enter Hockey One due to financial restraints however after a public fundraiser the entry quota was met 6 The club name of the Fire is a natural progression and combination of the former club names the Hotshots and the Suns Uniform editThe club colours are a modern take on traditional SA colours the yellow now replaced with white provides a cleaner modern feel to the uniforms nbsp Adelaide Fire Men s Uniform nbsp Adelaide Fire Women s UniformHome Stadium editAdelaide Fire are based out of the State Hockey Centre in South Australia s capital city Adelaide The stadium has a capacity of 4 000 spectators with 330 fixed seats 7 Throughout the Hockey One league Adelaide Fire will play a number of home games at the stadium 8 Teams editMen s team edit The following players were named in the men s squad for the 2023 season No Pos Nation Player 1 FW nbsp AUS Kieran Govers 2 DF nbsp AUS Connor Richmond Spouse 3 MF nbsp AUS Lucas Toonen 4 FW nbsp AUS Jack Holland 6 FW nbsp AUS Matthew Magann 7 DF nbsp ENG Peter Scott 8 FW nbsp AUS Brodie Gleeson 9 MF nbsp AUS Fred Gray 10 DF nbsp AUS Lachlan Arneil 11 FW nbsp AUS Kyton Rayner 12 MF nbsp AUS Mitchell Dell No Pos Nation Player 13 FW nbsp AUS Alastair Oliver 14 FW nbsp SCO Fraser Heigh 15 MF nbsp AUS Paxton Silby 16 DF nbsp AUS Hugh Snowden 17 DF nbsp NZL Charl Ulrich 18 DF nbsp AUS Richard Hancock 20 DF nbsp AUS Chris Wells 21 GK nbsp AUS Jed Snowden 22 GK nbsp AUS Edward Chittleborough 23 FW nbsp AUS Hassan Singh 24 FW nbsp RSA Jethro Eustice Women s team edit The following players were named in the women s squad for the 2023 season No Pos Nation Player 1 FW nbsp AUS Chloe Carter 2 DF nbsp NZL Brittany Wang 3 MF nbsp AUS Gabriella Mitreska 4 DF nbsp AUS Harriet Shand 5 MF nbsp AUS Holly Evans Gill C 6 DF nbsp AUS Euleena MacLachlan 7 FW nbsp AUS Ella du Preez 8 FW nbsp AUS Michaela Spano 9 FW nbsp NED Marjolein Ceulen 10 MF nbsp AUS Carly Hoffmann 11 DF nbsp AUS Lucy Sharman No Pos Nation Player 12 FW nbsp AUS Erin Cameron 13 FW nbsp AUS Chloe Holland 14 DF nbsp AUS Asta Fisher 15 FW nbsp AUS Brooke Peris 17 MF nbsp AUS Katie Sharkey 18 DF nbsp NZL Anna Crowley 21 GK nbsp AUS Amy Hammond 22 GK nbsp AUS Zoe Newman 25 MF nbsp AUS Jane Claxton 26 DF nbsp AUS Linzi Appleyard 27 FW nbsp AUS Sherilyn CassReferences edit Introducing Hockey One Hockey SA Retrieved 17 April 2019 Hockey One WHAT S THE CONCEPT hockeyone com au Retrieved 18 April 2019 SA Hotshots hockeyaustralia altiusrt com Retrieved 17 April 2019 SA Suns hockeyaustralia altiusrt com Retrieved 17 April 2019 A New Era Begins Hockey One Is Here Hockey Australia Archived from the original on 17 April 2019 Retrieved 18 April 2019 Donate to the our project on the Australian Sports Foundation Hockey SA Retrieved 18 April 2019 Distinctive Homes Hockey Stadium AUSTADIUMS Retrieved 18 April 2019 Hockey One WHAT S THE FORMAT hockeyone com au Retrieved 18 April 2019 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Adelaide Fire amp oldid 1183679310, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
