About | RINK HOCKEY NEW ZEALAND

ABOUT US

GROWING THE GAME. SUPPORTING OUR CLUBS. REPRESENTING NEW ZEALAND

Rink Hockey New Zealand (RHNZ) is the national organisation supporting the development and growth of rink hockey across New Zealand. We work alongside clubs, players, coaches, officials and volunteers to promote and support the sport at all levels.

SUPPORTING RINK HOCKEY IN NEW ZEALAND

OUR ROLE

RHNZ supports the development of rink hockey throughout New Zealand, working with clubs and the wider rink hockey community to provide opportunities to play, compete, coach, officiate and represent New Zealand.

CLUBS

Supporting rink hockey clubs and their members across NZ.

PLAYERS

Creating opportunities for players of different ages and abilities.

COMPETITION

Supporting tournaments and competitive rink hockey.

REPRESENTATION

Supporting NZ teams and players competing internationally.

DISCOVER MORE ABOUT RINK HOCKEY IN NEW ZEALAND

EXPLORE RHNZ

MEMBERSHIP

Find out about RHNZ membership and how players and clubs are connected to the sport.

MEMBERSHIP →

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

Learn what you need to get started and the equipment used in rink hockey.

EQUIPMENT →

RULES & REGULATIONS

Find the rules, regulations and information that help keep the game fair and consistent.

RULES & REGULATIONS →

GOVERNANCE

Meet the people behind RHNZ and learn more about how the organisation is governed.

GOVERNANCE →

CAPTURING THE GAME ACROSS NEW ZEALAND

PHOTOGRAPHY & MEDIA

Rink hockey is brought to life through the photographers and media contributors who capture the speed, skill and moments of our sport.

PSPMEDIA NZ

A huge thank you to Paul and PSPmedia NZ for capturing rink hockey across New Zealand.

Visit their website to view and purchase photographs from games and tournaments.

PSPMEDIA NZ →

RHNZ MEMBERS & CLUBS

A huge thank you to our RHNZ members and clubs who help capture and share rink hockey across New Zealand.

Visit our socials where we share posts and images from tournaments and events.

RHNZ FACEBOOK →