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Subscriber only CONFIDENCE playing Ipswich hockey this season is growing with a healthy number of teams returning and clubs combining forces to strengthen the 2021 competition. They seem to have bounced back, Ipswich Hockey secretary Margret Mantell said of teams confirmed for the new season starting on March 12. I think there are some players who are still a little bit hesitant because there s still a bit of COVID around. They are concerned they will pay their money and then it has to shut down again. But if we get through the next couple of weeks and nothing happens COVID-wise, we might even pick up a few more numbers.
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After the council’s offer to buy the sporting fields was knocked back, they informed the club the project would not be going ahead and the funds were returned.
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Subscriber only OVER many decades, Ipswich has been home to some of the finest sporting empires in Australia. From international footballers, rugby league players and baseballers to well-known cricketers, swimming icons and hockey achievers, the region has provided some exceptional moments. In the latest QT sporting series, 34 of the best Ipswich sporting dynasties are celebrated, highlighting many memorable moments and sharing some successful family traits. Five more dedicated Ipswich families are showcased in today s fourth part. Ipswich Hockey Association president Margret Mantell is proud of her strong family connection to the sport. Picture: Rob Williams 15. MANTELL/WOODFORD families: Playing together with unique connection