MATIES HOCKEY CLUB

We are super excited for the upcoming season! Please see below our 2017 year planner. Please note that dates & times are subject to change.

2017-year-planner

Please see the attached document for more information about the 2017 coaching vacancies. Please contact our club manager for more information. Reggie Smith (rjs@sun.ac.za)

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Dylan Swanepoel en Tarryn Glasby was die twee groot wenners by die jaarlikse Steinhoff Maties Hokkie-toekenningsaand.

Glasby is aangewys as Afrigter se Speler van die Jaar en die voorste doelskieter vir Maties Vroue. Sy het ook die Kotie Smuts-trofee as Vroue Klubspeler van die Jaar ontvang. Glasby het ‘n totaal van 25 doele aangeteken wat haar die voorste doelskieter van die klub in die algeheel gemaak en het haar die Jakie Wiese-trofee besorg. Glasby is deel van die Suid-Afrikaanse o.21-span wat later vanjaar aan die Wêrelbeker-toernooi gaan deelneem.

Swanepoel het ook met ‘n handvol toekennings weggestap. Die kaptein van die Maties Mans is as Mees Waardevolle Speler van die Jaar, Spelers se Speler van die Jaar en Afrigter se Speler van die Jaar aangewys. Hy het toe ook nog die Voorsittersbeker as Mansklubspeler van die Jaar ontvang. Dit was Swanepoel se laaste seisoen by Maties.

Ander toekennings vir die vroue het gegaan aan Heather McEwan – Mees Waardevolle Speler van die Jaar – en Quanita Bobbs is as Spelers se Speler van die Jaar aangewys. Natasha Rootenburg is die speler wat die meeste vordering gemaak het vir Maties Vroue en in die klub. Laasgenoemde beteken sy het die Rennie Rose-Innes-trofee ontvang.

Maties Mans se voorste doelskieter was James Drummond. Die doelskieter het ook die Jan Kelder-trofee gekry vir die meeste doele in die klub vir mans. Eerste jaar Tom Richardson is die speler van die meeste vordering gemaak het in die manspan. Doelwagter Rob McKinley het die JH Black-trofee ontvang vir die manspeler van die meester vordering gemaak het in die klub.

Maties Sport se jaarlikse Toekeningsaand is op 19 Oktober.

Dylan Swanepoel and Tarryn Glasby were the two big winners at the annual Steinhoff Maties Hockey awards ceremony.

Glasby was named Coach’s Player of the Year and the leading goal scorer for Maties Women. She also received the Kotie Smuts Trophy for Women’s Club Player of the Year. Glasby scored a total of 25 goals making her the leading scorer of the club. She received the Jackie Wiese Trophy. Glasby is part of the South African u21 team that will compete in the World Cup tournament later this year.

Swanepoel also received a handful of awards. The captain of Maties Men was named Most Valuable Player, Players’ Player and Coach’s Player of the Year. He also received the President Cup as Men’s Club Player of the Year. It was Swanepoel’s last season at Maties.

Other awards for the women went to Heather McEwan – Most Valuable Player of the Year – and Quanita Bobbs was named Players’ Player of the Year. Natasha Rootenburg was the player who made the most progress for Maties Women and the club. The latter means she received the Rennie Rose-Innes Trophy.

Maties Men’s leading scorer was James Drummond. The striker also received the Jan Cellar Trophy for most goals in the club for men. First year Tom Richardson is the player who made the most progress in the men’s team. Goalkeeper Rob McKinley received the JH Black Trophy for men’s player who made the most progress in the club.

Maties Sport’s annual Awards evening is on 19 October.