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Tassie Van Demons
Full nameTassie Van Demons
Nickname(s)Van Demons
Founded1996; 28 years ago (1996)
Dissolved2019
ColorsWhite, Green, Red
Home groundTasmania Hockey Centre,[1] Hobart
CoachIlene Carr[2]
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The Tassie Van Demons were a nationally competing women's hockey team based in Tasmania, Australia. Coached by Ilene Carr, they competed in the Australian Hockey League. Some of the former coaches of the Van Demons include David Guest, Oliver Close,[1] Zain Wright, and Ilene Carr.

2018 Australian Hockey League campaign[edit]

The Van Demons participated in the final Australian Hockey League (AHL) after it was announced by Hockey Australia that the national competition would be dissolved after the 2018 competition in favour of a "revamped" league in 2019.[4] They were drawn in Pool A alongside the Canberra Strikers, NSW Arrows, and the Queensland Scorchers.

The Van Demons squad for the 2018 AHL was announced on 25 July 2018 with Ilene Carr again appointed as head coach. Brett Withington joined the staff as assistant coach with Greer Wells announced as the team manager.[5] Maddison Curtis and Jemma Kenworthy withdrew from the initial squad and were replaced with Molly Haas and Laura Spandler. The squad was notable for being 100 per cent Tasmanian, with no international or out-of-state imports selected for the first time in years.[6]

Tassie Van Demons 2018 AHL Squad[7]
No. Position Name Age* Club 2018 Games 2018 Goals
1 Midfielder Sofie McLeod 33 OHA 6 0
4 Defender Nicole Geeves 34 DiamondBacks 3 0
5 Forward Molly Haas 19 Derwent 0 0
7 Defender Madeleine Hinton 21 University 6 0
9 Defender Jessica Tremayne 32 Derwent 6 0
10 Midfielder Blair Patten 27 Curtin Trinity (WA) 6 0
11 Forward Laura Spandler 18 OHA 6 0
12 Forward Ashleigh Arthur 23 North West Graduates 6 1
13 Midfielder Samantha Lawrence 28 West Devonport 6 0
14 Defender Louisa Jacobson 28 North West Graduates 6 0
15 Defender Jean Flanagan 27 OHA 5 0
16 Forward Nellie Paynter 20 OHA 4 0
18 Midfielder Sarah McCambridge (C) 30 OHA 6 0
19 Midfielder Eliza Westland 21 Derwent 6 0
24 Forward Phillida Bridley 17 DiamondBacks 6 0
25 Forward Julia Gunn 16 OHA 5 2
26 Goalkeeper Evelyn Dalton 16 OHA 0 0
31 Goalkeeper Ruby-Rose Haywood 21 DiamondBacks 6 0

*when announced.

Round 1 (Tasmanian Hockey Centre, Hobart)[edit]

The Van Demons played their first pool match against Canberra on Saturday, 6 October 2018 at their home ground the Tasmanian Hockey Centre in Hobart, Tasmania. The Strikers won 3–0 with Hockeyroo Naomi Evans scoring a field goal in the 12th minute, and Meredith Bone scoring a field goal and a field goal conversion in the 55th minute.[8]

Round 2 (Tasmanian Hockey Centre, Hobart)[edit]

Their second pool match was against New South Wales on Sunday, 14 October 2018, again at their home ground the Tasmanian Hockey Centre. The Arrows fielded a strong team featuring five Australian national team representatives, compared to Tasmania's zero, and won comfortably 8–1. Jessica Watterson scored a field goal and a field goal conversion in the 13th minute, Kate Jenner scored from a penalty corner in the 26th minute, and Grace Stewart scored a field goal and a field goal conversion in the 30th minute to give the Arrows a 5–0 lead at half-time. Sarah Johnston scored from a penalty corner in the 54th minute and Grace Stewart again scored a field goal and conversion in the 55th minute, before Samantha Lawrence scored a consolation goal for the Van Demons in the 60th minute.[9][10]

Round 3 (State Hockey Centre, Brisbane)[edit]

Tasmania's final pool match was away against Queensland on Saturday, 20 October 2018 at the State Hockey Centre in Brisbane, Queensland. The Scorchers fielded a star-studded team featuring eight Australian national team representatives, easily accounting for the Van Demons with a 15–0 win. Stephanie Kershaw scored a field goal and conversion in the 3rd minute, Rosie Malone did the same in the 10th minute, and Rebecca Greiner also scored a field goal and conversion in the 23rd minute. Queensland had their PumpPlay, where all goals (except for conversions) are worth 2, in the final five minutes of the first half, and during that period Malone scored a PumpPlay field goal and conversion, and Jodie Kenny scored a PumpPlay penalty stroke and conversion, to balloon the half-time score out to 12–0 in favour of the Scorchers. In the second half Queensland added only three more goals to their total, with Jordyn Holzberger scoring from a penalty corner in the 39th minute before Malone took her match tally to 7 with a field goal and conversion in the 46th minute.[11]

Finals week (Gold Coast Hockey Centre, Gold Coast)[edit]

The Van Demons finished last in Pool A and went into the finals week at the Gold Coast Hockey Centre with a difficult path towards a title challenge, needing to beat the Victorian Vipers (who finished top of Pool B after winning all three of their games) in the quarter-final.

Quarter-final: Van Demons vs Vipers, Thursday 25 October 2018[edit]

Victoria scored in the 5th minute with Hayley Padget scoring a field goal and conversion. In the second quarter they were awarded two penalty strokes in quick succession, in the 18th and 20th minutes, and these were converted by Madi Ratcliffe and Lily Brazel respectively. Brazel scored a field goal and conversion in the 41st minute to deliver Victoria a 6–0 win over Tasmania.[12]

Classification match: Van Demons vs Diamonds, Saturday 27 October 2018[edit]

Having each lost their quarter-finals the Van Demons faced the WA Diamonds in a classification match to determine their opponents for the final day of the AHL. Kathryn Slattery scored from a penalty corner in the 4th minute, as did Roos Broek in the 11th minute and Penny Squibb in the 20th minute to give WA an early 3–0 lead. Danielle Bestall scored a field goal and conversion in the 27th minute to make the score 5–0 at half-time. Slattery scored a field goal and field goal conversion in the 46th minute and Broek scored a PumpPlay field goal and conversion in the 59th minute to give the Diamonds a 10–0 win.[13]

7v8 playoff: Van Demons vs Pearls, Sunday 28 October 2018[edit]

Tasmania and the Northern Territory, having lost all of their matches in the AHL, played off in the final classification match to decide their final competition standing. The Van Demons took the lead early, with young Australian Futures Squad player Julia Gunn[14] scoring a field goal and field goal conversion in the 6th minute. Jacqueline Graf equalised for the Pearls in the 18th minute with her own field goal and conversion to send the teams into half-time locked at 2–2. Erin Lidbetter put the NT ahead in the 33rd minute, with a field goal and conversion, and Georgia Graf scored a field goal in the 41st minute to have the Pearls 5–2 ahead at three-quarter time. Ashleigh Arthur scored from a penalty corner in the 55th minute to give the Van Demons a late chance, but there were no goals scored in the final PumpPlay to deliver the NT Pearls a 5–3 win, consigning the Van Demons to an eighth-placed (last) finish in the AHL.[15]

2017 Australian Hockey League campaign[edit]

The 2017 Australian Hockey League was held from 28 September to 8 October 2017 at the Perth Hockey Stadium. In addition to the eight traditional teams from the Australian States and Territories two national development sides from India and New Zealand competed in the tournament. Tasmania were drawn in Pool B with India, NSW Arrows, SA Suns, and VIC Vipers. The Van Demons squad for the 2017 AHL was announced on 1 September 2017, with Ilene Carr reappointed as head coach, Phil Marshall appointed as assistant coach, and Kathryn Arneman appointed as team manager.[16] The squad was heavily supplemented with non-Tasmanian imports.

Tassie Van Demons 2017 AHL Squad
No. Position Name Age* Club 2017 Games 2017 Goals
4 Defender Nicole Geeves 33 DiamondBacks 7 0
5 Forward Molly Haas 18 Derwent 7 0
6 Defender Jemma Kenworthy 20 City Marians 7 0
7 Defender Madeleine Hinton 20 University 7 0
8 Forward Fiona Cock 26 Hale (WA) 7 0
10 Midfielder Blair Patten 26 Curtin Trinity (WA) 7 0
12 Forward Ashleigh Arthur 22 North West Graduates 7 0
13 Forward Catherine Webster 23 University 7 0
14 Defender Louisa Jacobson 27 North West Graduates 7 0
16 Forward Tanya Britz (South Africa) 23 Southern River HC (WA) 7 0
17 Midfielder Tayla Britton 24 Hale (WA) 7 0
18 Midfielder Sarah McCambridge (C) 29 OHA 7 1
19 Midfielder Eliza Westland 20 Derwent 7 0
20 Midfielder Layla Eleison 19 Hancock Brothers (QLD) 7 0
24 Forward Teisha King 23 Mentone (VIC) 7 1
25 Defender Michelle Harvey (Northern Ireland) 28 Pegasus (Northern Ireland) 7 0
31 Goalkeeper Ruby-Rose Haywood 20 DiamondBacks 7 0
32 Goalkeeper Merinda Sainty 25 University 1 0

*when announced.

Pool matches[edit]

Tasmania lost their first match against New South Wales 2–0, their second match against South Australia 5–0, their third match against Victoria 4–0, and their final pool match against the Indian development side 1–0 to finish bottom of their pool.

Classification matches[edit]

Missing out on the finals the Van Demons went into the second phase of the competition for final classification. They lost their first classification match against Canberra 1–0, lost their second match against Western Australia 3–1 despite Sarah McCambridge scoring a field goal in the 33rd minute, and then lost their final match against the Northern Territory 2–1 despite Teisha King scoring from a penalty corner in the 17th minute, to finish last (10th) overall.

2016 Australian Hockey League campaign[edit]

The 2016 Australian Hockey League was held from 29 September 2016 to 9 October 2016 at the Perth Hockey Stadium in Perth, Western Australia. In addition to the eight traditional State and Territory teams two additional teams participated in the tournament: a New Zealand development side and a Malaysian development side. The Van Demons were drawn in Pool A alongside the Canberra Strikers, Queensland Scorchers, Western Australia Diamonds, and the New Zealand development side. The Van Demons 2016 AHL squad was announced on 12 September 2016, with Ilene Carr again appointed as head coach, Paul Ancher continuing as assistant coach, and Melitta Smith again serving as team manager.[17]

Tassie Van Demons 2016 AHL Squad
No. Position Name Age* Club 2016 Games 2016 Goals
2 Midfielder Amelia Spence (C) 23 YMCC (WA) 7 1
3 Forward Eleanor Brennan 22 North West Graduates 7 1
4 Defender Nicole Geeves 32 DiamondBacks 7 1
6 Defender Jemma Kenworthy 19 City Marians 7 0
7 Forward Madeleine Hinton 19 University 7 0
8 Goalkeeper Holly Bonde 31 Derwent 4 0
9 Defender Jessica Tremayne 30 Derwent 7 0
10 Midfielder Blair Patten 25 Curtin Trinity (WA) 7 0
11 Forward Brigit Ikin 25 North West Graduates 7 0
12 Forward Ashleigh Arthur 21 North West Graduates 7 0
15 Midfielder Stephanie Blackwell 25 Mudgeeraba (QLD) 7 1
16 Midfielder Ainsley McCallister (USA) 24 Whitfords (WA) 7 1
17 Midfielder Tayla Britton 23 Hale (WA) 7 0
18 Midfielder Sarah McCambridge 28 OHA 7 0
19 Defender Eliza Westland 19 Derwent 7 0
21 Midfielder Madeleine Murphy 19 OHA 7 1
26 Forward Hannah Calvert 26 Canterbury 7 0
31 Goalkeeper Ruby-Rose Haywood 19 DiamondBacks 3 0

*when announced.

Pool matches[edit]

Van Demons vs Scorchers, Thursday 29 September 2016[edit]

Tasmania lost their opening match 2–0 in a tight contest against Queensland. Renee Taylor scored a field goal in the 19th minute for the Scorchers, then Jodie Kenny scored from a penalty corner in the 21st minute.

Van Demons vs Strikers, Saturday 1 October 2016[edit]

Canberra defeated Tasmania in the second pool match 4–0. Naomi Evans scored a field goal in the 2nd minute, Meredith Bone scored a field goal in the 18th minute, and Anna Flanagan scored from a penalty corner in the 27th minute to give the Strikers a 3–0 lead at half-time. Laura Gray scored a field goal in the 44th minute to complete the scoring.

Van Demons vs Vipers, Monday 3 October 2016[edit]

Tasmania played Pool B opponent Victoria in a cross-over match, losing 2–0 in a tough match. Madi Ratcliffe scored for the Vipers in the 9th minute to give them an early lead, but they had to wait until 44th minute to score their second, when Lily Brazel converted a penalty corner.

Van Demons vs Diamonds, Tuesday 4 October 2016[edit]

Tasmania lost their fourth pool match against Western Australia in heart-breaking fashion, conceding a goal in the final minute of play. Caitlin Pascov scored a field goal for the Diamonds in the 9th minute, before Ainsley McCallister equalised in the 15th minute by scoring from a penalty corner. Annie Gibbs put WA back in front, scoring a penalty corner in the 24th minute, to make the score 2–1 at half-time. Van Demons Captain and former Australian National squad member Amelia Spence scored from a penalty corner in the 34th minute, just after half-time, but Melissa Luff scored from a penalty corner at the end of the game to deliver WA a narrow victory.

Van Demons vs New Zealand Futures, Wednesday 5 October 2016[edit]

In their final pool match Tasmania drew 1–1 against the New Zealand development squad. Deanna Ritchie scored a field goal in the 15th minute for NZ, while Nicole Geeves scored from a penalty corner in the 29th minute for the Van Demons.

Classification matches[edit]

Van Demons vs Pearls, Friday 7 October 2016[edit]

Failing to qualify for the finals Tasmania faced Northern Territory in their first classification match. They started strongly, with young star Madeleine Murphy scoring from a penalty corner in the 21st minute to give the Van Demons a 1–0 lead at half-time. However, Natasha Fitzsimmons scored twice in the second half for the Pearls, the first was from a penalty corner in the 37th minute, and the second was again from a penalty corner, this time in the final minute of the game, to give NT a 2–1 victory.

Van Demons vs Suns, Saturday 8 October 2016[edit]

Tasmania played South Australia in their final classification match. Eleanor Brennan scored a field goal in the 27th minute, and Stephanie Blackwell scored a field goal in the 54th minute to give the Van Demons a 2–0 win that delivered them an eighth-placed finish out of ten teams.

2015 Australian Hockey League campaign[edit]

The 2015 Australian Hockey League was held from 25 September 2015 to 2 October 2015 in Sydney, New South Wales. The Van Demons were drawn in Pool A with the NSW Arrows, Canberra Strikers, and WA Diamonds. Ilene Carr was appointed as the Van Demons new head coach, with Paul Ancher joining her as assistant coach and Melitta Smith joining as team manager.

Tassie Van Demons 2015 AHL Squad
No. Position Name Age* Club 2015 Games 2015 Goals
2 Midfielder Amelia Spence (C)^ 22 YMCC (WA) 6 1
3 Forward Eleanor Brennan 21 North West Graduates 6 1
4 Defender Nicole Geeves 31 DiamondBacks 6 0
5 Forward Madeleine Newlyn (England) 20 Loughborough (England) 6 1
7 Forward Madeleine Hinton 18 University 6 1
8 Goalkeeper Holly Bonde 30 Derwent 3 0
9 Defender Jessica Tremayne 29 Derwent 6 0
10 Midfielder Blair Patten 24 Curtin Trinity (WA) 6 0
11 Defender Andrea Gillard 18 Lithgow (NSW) 6 0
12 Forward Ashleigh Arthur 20 North West Graduates 6 0
13 Midfielder Nicola Hammond 19 Greensborough (VIC) 6 0
17 Forward Lily Kirkland 19 DiamondBacks 6 0
18 Midfielder Sarah McCambridge 27 OHA 6 1
19 Defender Eliza Westland 18 Derwent 6 0
21 Midfielder Madeleine Murphy 18 OHA 6 0
22 Forward Hannah Calvert (C)^ 25 Canterbury 6 0
23 Midfielder Emily Donovan 26 DiamondBacks 6 0
31 Goalkeeper Ruby-Rose Haywood 18 DiamondBacks 3 0

*as of start of tournament.

^Co-Captains.

Pool matches[edit]

Van Demons vs Diamonds, Friday 25 September 2015[edit]

Tasmania lost their opening pool match against Western Australia 2–0. Kim Lammers scored a field goal in the 45th minute and Kathryn Slattery scored from a penalty corner in the 52nd minute for the Diamonds.

Van Demons vs Arrows, Saturday 26 September 2015[edit]

New South Wales delivered Tasmania a heavy 7–0 defeat in their second pool match. Greta Hayes scored from a penalty corner in the 4th minute and Emily Smith scored a field goal in the 6th minute to give NSW a 2–0 lead at half-time. Mariah Williams scored from a penalty corner in the 36th minute to give NSW a 3–0 lead at three-quarter time, before the Arrows took the game away with four goals in the final seven minutes. Cara Simpson scored a field goal in the 53rd minute, Emily Smith scored another field goal in the 54th minute, Grace Stewart scored a field goal in the 56th minute, and Lily Brazel completed the scoring with a field goal in the 60th minute.

Van Demons vs Strikers, Monday 28 September 2015[edit]

Tasmania faced Canberra in their final pool match, losing 4–1. Anna Flanagan scored a hat-trick of penalty corner goals, in the 1st minute, the 34th minute, and the 37th minute. Sarah McCambridge dragged one back for the Van Demons with a field goal in the 44th minute, but Edwina Bone scored from a penalty corner in the 57th minute to give the Strikers the victory.

Classification matches[edit]

Van Demons vs Pearls, Tuesday 29 September 2015[edit]

Tasmania played their first classification match against the Northern Territory. The Van Demons won 1–0, with Eleanor Brennan scoring a field goal in the 12th minute.

Van Demons vs Suns, Thursday 1 October 2015[edit]

South Australia defeated Tasmania 2–1 in the second classification match. Charlotte Van Bodegom scored from a penalty corner in the 9th minute for the Suns, and Karri McMahon doubled their lead from a penalty corner in the 20th minute, with Madeleine Hinton scoring for Tasmania with a field goal in the 48th minute.

Van Demons vs Pearls, Friday 2 October 2015[edit]

The final classification match, to determine seventh and eighth place, saw Tasmania play the Northern Territory again. Madeleine Newlyn scored a field goal in the 29th minute to give the Van Demons a 1–0 lead at half-time. Amy Swann equalised with a field goal in the 35th minute, and Mikaela Patterson scored from a penalty corner in the 45th minute to give the Pearls the lead, before Amelia Spence dramatically equalised for Tasmania from a penalty corner in the final minute, forcing the match to be decided by a penalty one-on-one shootout. Hannah Calvert for Tasmania and Rachel Divall for Northern Territory were the only players to score from the initial five rounds of the shootout, forcing a golden goal shootout. Calvert missed this time for the Van Demons, and Brooke Peris scored her attempt to end the match and give the Pearls a 2–2(2–1) win, meaning the Van Demons finished the tournament in eighth place (last).

2014 Australian Hockey League campaign[edit]

The 2014 Australian Hockey League was held from 4 October 2014 to 11 October 2014 in Brisbane, Queensland. The Van Demons were drawn in Pool B along with the NSW Arrows, SA Southern Suns, and the WA Diamonds. Former Australian Men's National team player Zain Wright was announced as the head coach, with Stewart Pither taking on the role of assistant coach and Marina Oakley taking the role of team manager.

Tassie Van Demons 2014 AHL Squad
No. Position Name Age* Club 2014 Games 2014 Goals
1 Goalkeeper Amelia Gibson 23 6 0
2 Midfielder Amelia Spence 21 YMCC (WA) 6 0
5 Madeline James 20 (QLD) 6 0
6 Defender Michelle Cooling 27 North West Graduates 4 0
7 Renee Taylor 18 (QLD) 6 1
8 Defender Abby Penfold 29 OHA 6 0
9 Defender Jessica Tremayne (C)^ 28 Derwent 6 0
10 Midfielder Blair Patten 23 Curtin Trinity (WA) 6 1
11 Forward Brigit Ikin (C)^ 23 North West Graduates 6 0
12 Cara Evans 26 6 0
13 Claire Williams 17 6 0
14 Defender Louisa Jacobson 24 North West Graduates 6 0
17 Goalkeeper Emily Harvey 19 North West Graduates 3 0
18 Midfielder Sarah McCambridge 26 OHA 6 1
21 Midfielder Madeleine Murphy 17 OHA 6 0
22 Forward Hannah Calvert (C)^ 24 Canterbury 6 0
24 Hannah Reid 26 6 1
25 Forward Grace Calvert 19 Canterbury 6 0

*at the start of the tournament.

^Co-Captains.

Pool matches[edit]

Tasmania started their campaign well with a 1–1 draw against South Australia, with Sarah McCambridge scoring their goal. However, they lost their second match against NSW 6–0, and their final pool match against Western Australia 7–0, to finish bottom of their group.

Classification matches[edit]

The Van Demons progressed into the 5–8 classification group. Their first match was against the Northern Territory, winning 2–0 thanks to penalty corner goals to Renee Taylor and Hannah Reid. They then lost their second classification match against Canberra 6–1, with Blair Patten scoring their only goal from a penalty corner, sending them into the 7v8 playoff.

7v8 playoff[edit]

Tasmania met the Northern Territory again, this time playing off for the seventh and eighth place final classifications. The NT Pearls won 1–0, consigning the Van Demons to and eighth (last) placed finish in the tournament.

Previous squads[edit]

2013 Van Demons AHL squad[edit]

Oliver Close was appointed as head coach, Zain Wright, Larry Mills, and Stewart Pither were announced as assistant coaches. Jenny Geeves served as team manager.

Name
Tayla Britton
Emily Divin
Emily Donovan
Jean Flanagan
Nicole Geeves
Amelia Gibson (GK)
Brigit Ikin
Louisa Jacobson
Jackie Jones
Emily Lawson
Alyssa Marmion (GK)
Sarah McCambridge
Sofie McLeod
Isabelle O'Conor
Julia Reid
Ashley Robertson
Jessica Tremayne
Anne Woolford

2012 Van Demons AHL squad[edit]

Craig Williams was appointed as the Van Demons Head coach for 2011, with Dougal Middleton and Jeff Aldridge joining as Assistant Coaches, and Jenny Geeves serving as team manager.

Name
Emma Hutchinson
Fiona Cock
Louise Mitterdorfer
Sarah Grey
Nicole Geeves
Tara Moore
Alysha Borg
Louisa Jacobson
Danica Mazzini
Kirstie Denning
Hannah Calvert
Emily Harvey (GK)
Kate Savory
Blair Patten
Amelia Spence
Nicky O’Donnell
Kim Hill
Michelle Cooling

2011 Van Demons AHL squad[edit]

David Guest was announced as the Van Demons Head coach for the 2011 tournament, with Larry Mills as the assistant coach and Marina Oakley as the team manager.

Name
Harriet Moore
Eliza Flanagan
Sofie McLeod
Nina Khoury
Blair Patten
Fiona Pearce
Jackie Jones
Sam Pavish
Holly Dillon
Tayla Britton
Michelle Cooling
Hannah Calvert
Emily Wilson
Jessica Tremayne (C)
Nicole Geeves
Kirsten Pearce
Louisa Jacobson
Susan Kaye

AHL record[edit]

Coach Year Record (W-D-L) Final Standing Individual Honours Host
Ilene Carr 2018 0–0–6 8th (out of 8) Multiple
2017 0–0–6 10th (out of 10) Perth, Western Australia
2016 1–1–5 8th (out of 10) Perth, Western Australia
2015 1–0–5 8th (out of 8) Sydney, New South Wales
Zain Wright 2014 1–1–4 8th (out of 8) Brisbane, Queensland
Oliver Close 2013 1–0–5 7th (out of 8) Hobart, Tasmania
Craig Williams 2012 0–1–8 8th (out of 8) Perth, Western Australia
David Guest 2011 2–1–8 8th (out of 8) Leading Goalscorer – Sofie McLeod (9) Multiple
2010
2009 0–1–8 8th (out of 8) Multiple
2008 1–0–8 6th (out of 8) Perth Western Australia
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996

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