Underwater hockey is a non-contact team sport played globally in which two teams (of 6 players per side) compete to maneuver a puck across the bottom of a swimming pool into goal trays. It is a very unique 3D sport and worth a try. A mixed social competition is held at the University of Wollongong Recreation & Aquatic Centre on Tuesday nights from 7.30pm. If you are comfortable in water it’s a great fun way to keep fit. You do not have to be particularly fit to play, nor do you have to be able... Read more

Underwater Hockey is simply a fun and challenging game played on the bottom of a swimming pool with a lead puck and a wooden stick, while wearing mask, snorkel and fins. Read more

QAC Underwater Club conducts a 10 week junior Pool Snorkle Award which teaches children from ages 6 and up, snorkelling and Underwater Hockey skills. The first three nights are free. We are affiliated with the Australian Underwater Federation and have qualified coaches and referees. 13 of our local club members competed in the 2017 National Competition accross several age divisions. The U15 Qld team (5 local players) earnt first place. This is a great sport for all the family to enjoy. It... Read more