Inline Hockey

Inline hockey is a fast and exciting team sport, played by people of all ages and skill levels both indoors and outdoors.

Inline hockey involves two teams, with a minimum of five players per team including a goalie, who attempt to obtain possession of the puck and score in the opponents goal.

Equipment includes 'L' shaped inline hockey sticks, inline skates and protective gear. It's fun, fast and competitive.

2023 World Championships - Inline Hockey EOI

Skate Australia welcome expressions of interest for several coaching and team management positions for the World and International Championships to be held in 2023.

Expressions of interest close midnight 11th September. Please follow the steps outlined in the relevant EOI forms for submission.

Coaching EOI FORM

Team manager EOI FORM

Rules and Regulations

World Skate provides the current international rules of the game and regulations. A copy of the Skate Australia inline hockey rule book is available here.

Inline Hockey National Technical Committee

The national technical committee manages coach and officials learning, development and accreditation, national team development and the national promotion of inline hockey. It selects Australian teams for international competitions including the World Skate Games, World Cup, Oceania Championships and State Wars (USA).

Chair | Duane Voss

Chair of Officials | Mark O'Brien

Chair of Coaches | Duane Voss

Secretary | David Haynes

Treasurer| Dwayne Pereira

Media & Communications |Donna Johnston

Tour Co-ordinator | Jarmille Retchford-Stanfield

Get in touch | inlinehockeyaustralia.nec@gmail.com

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