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12-07-2019
Updated Membership Lists published.
Newsletter with Info on the World Cup 2020 in Tokyo, Japan added. See Tournaments 2020 and World Cup Tokyo news letter2019-06-21.pdf
Newsletter 5th ISVT in Tilburg 2020 (24, 25 and 26 April 2020) added. See Tournaments 2020 and  Flyer ISVT Save the dates 2020.pdf
Approved new Alliance IHC Statutes 2019 published. Go to page About Alliance or  Click here.
Revised Minutes of the General Assembly held in Barcelona on the 27th of June 2018 are online. Click here: Minutes General Assembly 2018 (revision 23-06-2019).pdf
Results Grand Master European Cup 2019 in Brasschaat available on https://masters.altiusrt.com/ . Click on the button on our page"Snapshots".

12-06-2019
Updated Team compositions (including Team Captains and Team Managers) European Cup 2019 in Brasschaat published

08-06-2019
Photos Alliance Teams in Super Veterans Tournament Tilburg 2019 added to page"Snapshots"

31-05-2019
Updated Team compositions European Cup 2019 in Brasschaat published
World Masters Hockey: flyer Hosts World Cups Masters. Click here: world_cup_hosts_flyer_240519_date change.pdf
Change in Dates World Cup 2020 Tokyo. Click here:  Amended dates announcement_Tokyo_20190524.pdf

21-05-2019

The 3rd Newsletter 2019-3 in online, Click on the Newsletter download button below.
The minutes of the General Assembly held in Barcelona on the 27th of June 2018 are online.
The Agenda for the general Assemby on 23nd of June 2019 in Brasschaat is online. Click here: Agenda_2019.pdf
Instructions to pay to our PayPal account are online: Click here: Payment instruction sheet.pdf
Proposal for New Statutes to be decided during the General Assembly 2019 is online.
Proposal for Team selection Procedure to be decided during the General Assembly 2019 is online. Click here:  Alliance Team Selection Process (1).pdf

26-03-2019

Photos Alliance Team in Tournament Jacques Levy, LUC Ronchin Lille, 2019 added to page"Snapshots"

01-03-2019
  Grand Masters Hockey European Cup 2019 Match schedule available. See our page Tournamentsor click here Match Schedules

22-02-2019
The 2nd Newsletter 2019-2 is online, as well as the 1st World Master Hockey Newsletter. See the download button below.

13-01-2019

  New Tournament 55+ !! IMHA European Cup, Krefeld, Germany, 8th-17th August 2019, see our page Tournaments and invitation letter Krefeld.pdf
  Dates, Place and Venue of the Asian Cup 2019 published, see our page Tournaments. For WGMA Invitation see Asian Cup 2019-Invitation.pdf

Results 9th Grand Master World Cup 2018 in Barcelona available on https://masters.altiusrt.com/ . Click on the button on our page"Snapshots".

Our Privacy Policy and Protocol as agreed in the General Assembly 2108 in Barcelona now published. See page "About Alliance".

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11/11/2016

JOHN SCOTT R.I.P. 19.03.1950 – 8.11.2016

Greetings all,

It is with a very heavy heart that I inform you of the passing yesterday of JOHN SCOTT.

Scotty was playing in a hockey match at Riverside in Durban last night, when he appeared to have a heart attack. It was sudden and despite all efforts, it was his time to play on the field in the sky. Scotty was introduced to me a few years ago by Surts, as he was wanting to play in the GM tournaments. Surts, Gys [Namibia] and Scotty were long-time friends from the States – the Free States. Scotty joined the SAGM Alliance and soon joined the Masters team The Sloths. He participated in a number of tournaments with these teams. Scotty attended the World Cup in Newcastle as a member of the Alliance International.

He had said to me for some time that his aim was to participate in a World Cup. Of all the guys I have met, few will ever match his keenness, his thoughtfulness, his unselfish attitude and his generosity. I have never heard a nasty word or comment from Scotty.

Kind regards,

Roy Wilson

07/10/2016

The Executive Committee has, after significant deliberations, been able to draw up a procedure for making selections from persons that have nominated themselves for a team to participate in a tournament.

In order to fix a point in time when the procedure should start it needed a cut-off date well in advance of the beginning of the tournament for which the participating team were to be considered. That cut-off date is also given in the tournament calendar.

15/09/2016

We have been informed by his son of the passing of Ted Jones, our Member of Honour. His whole life long he has been involved in hockey, first in Australia and later world wide.

Thanks to the contacts between Ted Jones and Johan Herbert (B) Alliance had been formed in 2002: Ted asked if Johan could bring a Belgian team to the 2002 tournament in Kuala Lumpur. When that resulted in too few players, Ted organised some Australians to take part also and registered the team as Alliance. The rest is history.

Dean Lomax from Australia, who knew Ted, wrote:

TED JONES - Grandfather and Architect of Masters Hockey.

Ted died on Friday 9th September and his legacy is the present state of Masters hockey throughout the world.

Little did Ted know that in 1943, when he held his first hockey stick that his involvement in hockey would continue for more than 60 years. Over and above playing hockey up until the early 80’s Ted has always exhibited a strong desire to develop the sport of hockey at ALL levels - he managed his first representative team (Goulburn) in the NSW State Championships in 1949. From 1949 through to 1978 Ted’s achievements include - NSW State badged umpire, NSW State Secretary, Tournament Director (State and International) and ABC TV hockey Commentator.

Masters 1979-2006. By this time Ted had moved to WA. As WAHA VP (with responsibility for Veterans) he directed the establishment of the inaugural National Championships in Perth in 1980 (6 teams) and the first Veterans International series (Australia v. Malaysia) in 1981. He continued to be at the forefront of the growth in Masters’ hockey for the next 25 Years. Since this time Australian Masters hockey has grown to 9 divisions and nearly 80 teams. Similarly, International Masters has also grown to 9 divisions through PacRim, IMHC and WGMA with approximately 30 affiliated Nations as part of FIH.

Ted has accrued Life Membership at all levels of Masters’ hockey, including State, AMHC, IMHC and WGMA. As National Convenor (AMHC), Team Management, International Tours Organiser, International Tournament Director , Secretary of IMHC and WGMA it is safe to say Ted is one of the Grandfathers and Architects of Masters hockey .

Ted was unable to travel to the two Masters World Cups that were held in Australia earlier this year and his lasting wishes for masters hockey were “Good Hockey and Great Fellowship”.

As a token of our lasting gratitude for his lifetime contribution to hockey, AMHC will name the championship trophy for the inaugural over 75s Australian championship the Ted Jones Memorial Shield.