Underwater Hockey
Tauranga Underwater hockey would like to introduce you to our new PEE-WEE Puck programme designed to get students aged between 9 and 13 yrs of age involved in the sport.
This sport is great for students that love water activities and want to be involved in a team sport but haven’t found their niche yet. It is also fantastic for people recovering from an injury and are unable to participate in high impact activities and as we all know activity helps with mental well being.
If popular enough Tauranga underwater hockey will develop a PEE-WEE league with teams from individual schools or composite teams to compete in term 4 2022.
The club can assist with coaching for schools interested in participating.
Please contact the club for more information. Let's get these kids off their devices and out experiencing new things.
Club night is Sunday 4pm to 5pm during school term at Baywave pool, please check our facebook page for any cancellations and if students have their own gear please encourage them to bring it along
Tauranga Underwater Hockey Committee
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