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Harley’s weekend club, the Burringbar Waratahs, is part of Hockey Queensland, giving him the opportunity to represent both states. Harley is one of a lineage of great goalies produced by the Waratahs club, mum Trish Crossley said.

‘He is looking forward to seeing his NSW teammates in Hobart and testing himself against the best in Australia,’ she said.

Last year Harley made the NSW PSSA team, competing in the Pacific School Games held in Adelaide. Young athletes from primary schools and high schools around Australia and the Pacific rim and beyond converged on Adelaide to hold a mini Olympics involving 12 different sports.

This year the hockey championships will be held in Hobart during the October school holidays.


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