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OBO hockey goalie protective equipment is designed and produced by a company which does nothing else than make hockey gear for goalies. If we don’t get it right, we don’t make a living so we think hard, test hard, and work hard to bring field hockey goalies gear that really works.
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Senior Women
Waikato dip out despite beating Police
Release Date: 29 September 2006 NZ Time
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Waikato are out of semifinal contention at the national senior women's hockey tournament being played in Hamilton.
Needing a convincing victory over the NZ Police team to improve goal difference, Waikato could manage only a 1-0 win at Gallagher Hockey Centre.
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Taranaki
U11 Hockey
Release Date: 29 September 2006 NZ Time
Source: Stuff
Taranaki's Michael Watts (middle) bursts between Wellington A players Mishka West (left) and Nick Miskimmin in the final of the North Island under-11 boys' hockey match played at New Plymouth's Devon Park yesterday.
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Senior Men
Place in national final beckons Manawatu men
Release Date: 28 September 2006 NZ Time
Source: Stuff
Manawatu has been the best team at the national senior men's tournament at Fitzherbert Park and yesterday was eyeing a place in Saturday's final.
Coach Douglas Reid's team gave the New Zealand Police its heaviest beating, 5-2 in the pouring rain yesterday which Scotsman Reid said was ``like a Glasgow day''.
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Black Sticks Women
Aussie tipped to replace Aussie as hockey coach
Release Date: 27 September 2006 NZ Time
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As one Australian departs the New Zealand hockey scene another might be about to enter.
Australia assistant women's coach Neil Hawgood is being tipped as a leading candidate to replace the outgoing Ian Rutledge.
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Senior Men
Nelson wins tight games at nationals
Release Date: 27 September 2006 NZ Time
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Nelson produced the only scoring of the second half to beat Taranaki 3-2 at the national men's hockey tournament in Palmerston North on Tuesday.
With the scores tied 2-all at halftime, Ben Smith received a pass from Shane Jackson at the top of the circle to score from a back stick shot with 10 minutes remaining.
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NHL
Mavericks pair benched for acting up
Release Date: 26 September 2006 NZ Time
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Two young Central Mavericks national league players have landed in hot water as a result of exuberant after-match celebrations earlier this month.
Manawatu's Marcus Emery and Matt Brown have been suspended for the rest of the national league season following an alcohol-related incident in Auckland on September 17.
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