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Wellington Storm - the epicentre of New Zealand Floorball

Floorball is a fast-growing type of hockey played indoors with state-of-the-art sticks and a light weight super high perfomance ball.

The Wellington Floorball club are the 2009 New Zealand club champions who recently competed in the 2010 Australian Open in New South Wales.

The club is actively seeking new players to join this fast growing, high action sport. Contact Wellington Floorball for further details.

2010 Wellington Open

Submitted by wmhuthnance
on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 09:05

Date: Saturday 2nd October and Sunday 3rd October

This tournament open to anyone and it is a NZ National Championship event. It  starts Saturday morning and finishes on Sunday afternoon - there will be a social function on Saturday night.

Registrations are due by the end of August and the registration fee is due at the time of registration (fee is $300 per team).

Wellington Floorball Club can help with accommodation if required.

2010 Junior After School Floorball League Term 4

Submitted by wmhuthnance
on Tue, 08/17/2010 - 09:09

Primary and Intermediate school level


Venue: Wellington City Council Recreation Centre
101 Kilbirnie Crescent, Kilbirnie
Half size rink, 9x20m

Teams: consist of 3 field players and 1 goalie on the court.

Teams can have up to 4 subs and players can be subbed on and off at any
time, so a minimum of 4 and max. of 8 players per team.

Floorball introduction session at Wellington College

Submitted by wmhuthnance
on Fri, 08/13/2010 - 09:36

On Monday, 21st of September 2009 Filip Skorepa and Christian Bertschinger ran a floorball introduction session at Wellington College. Around 25 students turned up to have a go at playing floorball over lunch time. A few of the students have been coming to floorball trainings already, but for most of them it was a new sport. It didn't take long for them to get the hang of it. Under the watchful eye of the two coaches, a competitive game was played at the end of the session and everyone got right into it.

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