TE WAIPONAMU MĀORI HOCKEY

Our People. Our Rohe. Our Game.

Kotahi te whānau. Kotahi te kaupapa.

Nau mai, haere mai!

Te Waipounamu Māori Hockey (TWP) brings people together through Māori Hockey. We are a non-profit organisation that celebrates our people, supports our rohe and creates opportunities to participate and connect through the game.

BE PART OF THE TWP WHĀNAU 

Whether you're a player, coach, manager, volunteer or supporter, there's a place for you in our whānau.


OUR VALUES | NGĀ UARA

Whanaungatanga

Strong connections.

Manaakitanga

Care for one another.

Kotahitanga

Working together.

Aroha

Play with heart.

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2027 NATIONAL MĀORI HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

22–25 October 2027 | Host: Waiariki

Planning is underway for the 2027 National Māori Hockey Tournament!

We're looking forward to another great gathering of our Māori Hockey whānau. Keep an eye on this page for tournament updates, registrations and team information.

Further details coming soon.​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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NZ MĀORI REPRESENTATIVES

NZ Māori representatives are selected annually from players competing at the National Māori Hockey Tournament.

The tournament provides an opportunity for players to showcase their skills and be considered for Māori representative teams.

He whakaihuwaka mō tō tātou rohe.


NZ HERITAGE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

EASTER WEEKEND

New Zealand Heritage Hockey brings together diverse cultural and heritage communities through hockey, promoting participation, development and opportunities to celebrate our cultures.

The tournament welcomes teams representing Māori, Pasifika, Indian, Asian, Fijian, Panjab and other heritage communities across Aotearoa.

Find out more: www.nzheritagehockey.co.nz

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PUBLIC WARNING

Beware of unauthorised TWP social media pages and groups.

Do not share personal information or make payments through unauthorised platforms. Use TWP's official channels only.


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