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Underwater Hockey Queensland is a sports club based in Cairns, Queensland, Australia. It is a part of the Australian Underwater Federation and is dedicated to promoting and organising underwater hockey events and competitions in the state of Queensland.
Underwater hockey, also known as Octopush, is a unique sport that was invented in 1954. Players wear diving masks, swimfins, and snorkels to play the game underwater. The sport requires strategy, teamwork, and skill, making it a thrilling and challenging activity for participants.
The club is open to anyone interested in underwater hockey, from beginners to experienced players. They welcome new members and encourage individuals to join their nearest club to learn and play the sport. To find the nearest club and game times, interested individuals can visit the club's website or contact the club directly.
Underwater Hockey Queensland also organises and participates in various events and competitions throughout the year. They have a calendar of upcoming events in Queensland, which individuals can refer to for information and to stay updated. They also have a strong presence on social media, particularly on Facebook, where they share the latest news and updates about the sport.
The club has a long history dating back to the 1970s, and they have won several trophies over the years. These trophies include the CUA Trophy, MBBC Trophy, TGCFD Trophy, and many more. They are proud of their achievements and continue to strive for excellence in the sport.
In addition to underwater hockey, the club is also associated with other underwater sports, such as underwater rugby, freediving, and spearfishing. They provide information and resources for these sports as well, catering to a wide range of interests and enthusiasts.
Underwater Hockey Queensland is passionate about promoting and growing the sport of underwater hockey in Queensland. They encourage individuals of all ages and skill levels to join, fostering a friendly and inclusive community of underwater hockey players.
