You do not need to know exactly which senior team suits you before contacting Greensborough Hockey Club.
If you are new to the club, moving from another club, stepping into adult hockey or simply looking for a level that better fits your current goals, the useful first step is to explain your experience, availability and what you want from hockey in 2027.
Senior hockey is not one single pathway
Greensborough has women's, men's and Masters playing pathways. Different teams and competitions suit different levels of experience, commitment and playing goals.
The club's Teams at Greensborough page provides the current links to women's competitions and training, men's competitions and training, and Masters and weeknight hockey.
What should you tell the club?
You do not need to prepare a formal playing history. A few practical details are enough to start:
- your previous hockey experience, if any
- whether you have played recently or are joining a new club
- the type of competition or commitment you are looking for
- your general availability for training and matches
- any questions about registration, fees or where you might fit
New to adult hockey?
Adults do not need to be experienced players before asking about senior hockey. The Start Playing Hockey guide is designed to help new and returning players find the right starting point.
If you are moving up from junior hockey, the club can also help explain how senior hockey may fit alongside your current development and competition pathway.
There is no need to choose a team first
Team placement and the most suitable playing option depend on the current competition structure, player numbers, experience and what you are looking for. Making contact does not lock you into a particular team or level.
The easiest next step is to ask a question and tell the club a little about your hockey background and what sort of 2027 season you are looking for.
You can also review Start Playing Hockey and Teams at Greensborough before making contact.