History - Gallery

TUHA History - Photos by Year(s)

1980's

TUHA's first logo, early 1980s. A play on the original name of the game, 'Octopush'.

Article from The Mercury, April 12th 1980.

Tasmanian Mens team in Perth, WA (Kwinana Pool), for the Nationals in 1981 (TBC). Back row: Rocky Hudson, Peter Last, Rob McClaine, John Bridley Front row: Anthony Ellis, Mike Sugden, Ron Mawbey, Andy Maver.

Article from The West Australian, January 10th 1981.

1985

1985 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Wanderers

1986

1986 - Pennant 2 - A Grade Winners - Marauders

1986 - Pennant 2 - B Grade Winners - TDA Crabs

1987

1987 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Marauders

1987 - Pennant 2 - A Grade Winners - Marauders

1987 - Pennant 1 - A Reserve Winners - TDA Crabs

1987 - Pennant 2 - B Grade Winners - Not SOS

1987 - Pennant 2 - C Grade Winners - TSDC

1988

1988 - Pennant 2 - A Grade Winners - Water Rats

1988 - Pennant 2 - B Grade Winners - Storm Bay Bugs

1989

1989 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Wanderers

1989 - Pennant 1 - B Grade Winners - Buccaneers

1989 - Pennant 2 - A Reserve Winners - Killer Krill

Wanderers, 1989. Rear, L to R: Tony White, Greg Taylor, Andy Maver, Scary (Peter) Last, Mark Rough. Kneeling: Stuart Fulton, Steve Sellars, John Bridley.

President Ron Mawbey presenting to Wanderers, 1989. L to R: Andy Maver (obscured), Greg Taylor, Peter Last, Mark Rough, Tony White, Steve Sellars, Stuart Fulton.

1989 - Training camp at Interlaken (Ron Mawbey's shack).

1990

1990 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Dolphins

1990 - Pennant 2 - A Grade Winners - Depth Charges

1990 - Pennant 1 - A Reserve Winners - Sea Enenemas

1991

1991 - Pennant 1 - A Reserve Winners - Mommas & Puckers

1991 - Super League Winners - Tridents

1992

1992 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - University

1992 - Pennant 2 - B Grade Winners - Cardiac Concerns

1992 - Super League Winners - White Death

Australian Mens Masters Team, 1992 World Championships, Wellington, NZ. Gold Medal winners of the inaugural Masters competition. Back row: Geoff Tanner (WA), Andrew Doyle (TAS), Marc Richards (QLD), Dave Keith (QLD), Graeme Warburton (WA), Pieter van der Woude (TAS). Front row: Brian Schroder (WA), Steve Doherty (QLD), Andy Maver (Captain, TAS), Steve Buda (QLD), Tony White (TAS), Arthur Treweek (Team Manager, QLD).

Andy Maver in his reffing outfit at the 1992 World Championships in Wellington, NZ. The contraption in Andy's right hand is the water ref's buzzer, for instantaneous alert to a foul having occurred.

1993

1993 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Berserkers

1993 - Pennant 2 - A Grade Winners - Berserkers

1993 - Berserkers Back row: Chris Schuecker and Rob Armsby. Front row: Keith Midson, Jason Lord, Jamie Nye, Shaun Quin and Richard Blythe.

1993 - Super League Winners - Pirates

Tasmanian Masters Team - Nationals 1993 - State Swim Centre, Melbourne. From back left: Craig Sanderson, Ray Johnson, Tony White, Pieter van der Woude, Craig Proctor, Peter Last, Ron Mawbey, Andy Maver, Andrew Doyle and Mark Rough.

1994

1994 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Depth Charges

1994 - Pennant 2 - A Grade Winners - Wanderers

1994 - Pennant 2 - B Grade Winners - Old Puckers

1995

1995 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Privateers

1996

1996 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Depth Charges

1996 - Worlds Championships, Durban, South Africa. L to R: Pieter van der Woude, Andrew Doyle, Rowan Bridley, Louise Sale, Garry Davidson, Ray Johnson (obscured), Natalie Wickham, Keith Midson, Richard Lane.

1997

1997 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Berserkers

1997 - Pennant 2 - A Grade Winners - Berserkers

1997 - Pennant 2 - A Reserve Winners - Hot Chilli Prawns

1998

1998 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Depth Charges

1998 - Pennant 1 - B Grade Winners - Old Puckers

1998 - Pennant 2 - B Grade Winners - Old Puckers

1999

1999 - Pennant 1 - A Grade Winners - Dolphins

1999 - Pennant 2 - A Grade Winners - Dolphins

1999 - Pennant 2 - B Grade Winners - Old Puckers

Tasmanian Mens Team - 1999 Nationals in Perth, WA. Back (L to R): Garry Davidson, Hamish Ride, Rowan Bridley, Jason Lord, Alastair Reid, Richard Lane, Steve Cleary. Front: Pieter van der Woude, Nick Yong, Nathan Whelan, Simon Talbot, Stewart Parkinson, Keith Midson.

2000