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Australia Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad, Schedule & Records

Check Australia’s full squad, Pool C schedule and World Cup history as the three-time champions target another deep run at the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026.

13.08.2026
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Australia Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad
The five-time finalists and three-time champions Australia, known as the dominant performers in the hockey world and regular qualifiers for the World Cup semi-finals as highly consistent, are ready to once again produce a tight challenge for the oppositions in the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026.

Belgium and the Netherlands are hosting the tournament between 15th August and 30th August, while Australia announced their complete squad for the tournament on 6th July 2026.

Complete Australian squad in Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026

  • Jed Snowden (Goalkeeper)
  • Ash Thomas (Goalkeeper)
  • Lachlan Sharp
  • Tom Craig
  • Nathan Ephraums
  • Connar Otterbach
  • Liam Henderson
  • Joshua Beltz
  • Blake Govers
  • Jayden Atkinson
  • Tim Howard
  • Craig Marais
  • Ky Willott
  • Jack Welch
  • Hayden Beltz
  • Cambell Geddes
  • James Collins
  • Joel Rintala
  • Tim Brand
  • Jeremy Hayward

Non-traveling Reserves 

  • Davis Atkin
  • Cooper Burns
  • Nathan Czinner 
  • Dylan Downey 
  • Ian Grobbelaar 
  • Anand Gupte 
  • Magnus McCausland 
  • Lachlan Rogers 


Australia's schedule in Pool C of Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 

16 August 2026 – 11:30: Australia vs Ireland (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)

18 August 2026 – 14:00: Spain vs Australia (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)

20 August 2026 – 11:00: Australia vs South Africa (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)


Australia's performances in Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup history 

Australia have won three World Cup titles, which they lifted in 1986, 2010, and 2014. In the last two editions, the Kookaburras reached the semi-finals, but both times they failed to reach the finals. Last time, they failed to qualify for the World Cup semi-finals in the 1975 edition, while they were only absent in the 1973 edition by withdrawing from the tournament due to technical and financial reasons. 


1971: 8th

1973: Withdrawn

1975: 5th

1978: 3rd

1982: 3rd

1986: Champions

1990: 3rd

1994: 3rd

1998: 4th

2002: Runners-up

2006: Runners-up

2010: Champions

2014: Champions

2018: 3rd

2023: 4th


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