Sydney Sirens

The Sydney Sirens are an ice hockey team in the Australian Women's Ice Hockey League. The team is based in Sydney, Australia.[1]

Sydney Sirens
2016–17 AWIHL season
CitySydney
LeagueAustralian Women's Ice Hockey League
Founded2005
Home arenaLiverpool Catholic Club Ice Rink
Colours(2005–2010)

(2010–2011)

(2011–present)
General managerNeil McFadden
Head coachJayden Ryan
CaptainStephenie Cochrane
Franchise history
2005–2010Sydney Sirens
2010–2011North Star Sirens
2011–presentSydney Sirens
Championships
Regular season titles3 (2009), (2017), (2020)
AWIHL Championships2 (2017), (2020)

History

The Sydney Sirens were one of the four founding teams in the Australian Women's Ice Hockey League, which began in 2007. From 2011 to 2013 the Sydney Sirens were known as the North Star Sirens but reverted to their original name which they presently use.[2] On 7 September 2015 the Sydney Sirens announced that they would be moving from their former home rink Sydney Ice Arena to the Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink and were hoping to expand their fan base in the inner western suburbs of Sydney.[3]

Logo and Uniform

The uniform is coloured black, with red stars and a logo that adds yellow. The logo depicts a mermaid, or siren, characters of Greek mythology.

Players

Current roster

For the 2016–17 AWIHL season[4]

#NatNamePosDate of BirthAcquiredBirthplace
16Amelia MathesonF30 July 19862010Newcastle, New South Wales
6Chloe WalkerD8 January 20022015Glenfield, New South Wales
17Sharna GodfreyF17 February 19882010Tweed Heads, New South Wales
27Ava CalabriaF10 April 20022015Sydney
25Erin BeaverD22 October 19912016Oakville, Ontario
53Hollie McFaddenF13 October 19972009Sydney
19Katherine McOnieF30 August 19842012Fielding, New Zealand
91Shiarna TarasenkoF9 March 20012015Sydney
8Remi HarveyF14 November 19942010Sydney
12Sharnita CromptonF19 May 19942012Erina, New South Wales
15Stephenie CochraneF3 November 19902013Morrisburg, Ontario
36Krista Murphy (Korhonen)F29 March 19882014London, Ontario
38 Ella LicariG15 September 19772016Perth, Australia

Captains

  • 2011–12 Kaylee White (C), Amelia Matheson (A), Anna Ruut (A)
  • 2012–13 Kaylee White (C), Amelia Matheson (A), Sharna Godfrey (A)
  • 2013–14 Kaylee White (C), Amelia Matheson (A), Sharna Godfrey (A)
  • 2014–15 Kaylee White (C), Stephenie Cochrane (A), Amelia Matheson (A)
  • 2015–16 Amelia Matheson (C), Stephenie Cochrane (A), Krista Murphy (A)
  • 2016–17 Amelia Matheson (C), Stephenie Cochrane (A), Krista Murphy (A)
  • 2019–20 Stephenie Cochrane (C), Sarah Edney (A), Kath McOnie (A)

Coaches

  • 2015–16 Troy Morgan Coach, Jeff Helbren Coach
  • 2016–17 Troy Morgan Coach, Jeff Helbren Coach
  • 2017–18 Jeff Helbren Coach, Troy Morgan Coach
  • 2018–19 Jeff Helbren Coach, James Hammond Coach
  • 2010–20 Jayden Ryan (Head), Kaylee Reitsma (Asst.), Don MacDonald (Asst.)
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See also

References

  1. "League History". Australian Women's Ice Hockey League. www.AWIHL.com.au. 2011. Retrieved 16 September 2011.
  2. "AWIHL Finals Wrap Up". Australian Ice Hockey League. www.theaihl.com.au. 28 February 2012. Retrieved 16 September 2011.
  3. "Sydney Sirens Ice Hockey Club". Sydney Sirens Ice Hockey Club. Sydney Sirens Ice Hockey Club. 7 September 2015. Retrieved 22 September 2015.
  4. "Sydney Sirens Ice Hockey Team". Sydney Sirens Ice Hockey Team. 2 September 2016. Retrieved 29 October 2016.
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