About
Brisbane Barracudas Underwater Hockey is the premier underwater hockey club in Brisbane City, offering a welcoming and inclusive environment for players of all skill levels. With a focus on promoting the thrilling sport of underwater hockey, the club invites individuals to join them every Monday and Thursday evening at 7pm for a game starting at 7. 15pm.
Located at the Sleeman Aquatic Centre Chandler on the corner of Tilley and Old Cleveland Roads, Brisbane Barracudas Underwater Hockey provides a convenient and accessible venue for players to participate in this unique and exciting sport. The club's dedicated team of coaches and experienced players are on hand to provide guidance and support to both newcomers and seasoned players alike.
In addition to regular training sessions, Brisbane Barracudas Underwater Hockey also hosts various events and competitions. These events offer opportunities for players to showcase their skills and compete against other clubs, fostering a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship within the underwater hockey community.
The club is committed to keeping its members informed about upcoming events and changes to the schedule. Regular updates are posted on the club's blog and news section, ensuring that players have the most up-to-date information regarding playing times and event details.
Brisbane Barracudas Underwater Hockey prides itself on providing a safe and enjoyable environment for all participants. With an emphasis on personal growth and team dynamics, the club aims to foster a sense of community among its members. Players can expect to develop their skills, build lasting friendships, and experience the exhilaration of underwater hockey in a supportive and friendly atmosphere.
For those interested in joining Brisbane Barracudas Underwater Hockey, the club encourages them to get in touch through the provided contact form. Whether you are a seasoned player or completely new to the sport, Brisbane Barracudas Underwater Hockey welcomes all who are passionate about diving into this thrilling underwater world of hockey.
