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With a surname like Hollywood, Kate was destined for fame.
Kate Hollywood is a member of the new brigade in women’s hockey and the 22-year-old blond bombshell is set for a huge career in the sport.
Kate made her debut with the Australian Hockeyroos in 2005 and made an instant impact. She was a member of the 2006 Commonwealth Games gold medal winning team and made her Olympic debut at Beijing in 2008 where she was a star performer.
Her famous surname has helped gain attention off the field, but she is a true professional on the pitch.
Kate’s Hockey Highlights
2008:
Beijing 2008 Australian Women’s Olympic Hockey Team
Hockeyroos Open Australian Women’s Hockey Team
NSW Arrows Open Women’s AHL Team
Australian Institute of Sport Scholarship
2007:
Hockeyroos Open Australian Women’s Hockey Team
NSW Arrows Open Women’s AHL Team
Australian Institute of Sport Scholarship
2006:
Australian Commonwealth Games Team – Gold Medalist -
Hockeyroos Open Australian Women’s Hockey Team
NSW Arrows Open Women’s AHL Team
2005:
Hockeyroos Open Australian Women’s Hockey Team
Australian Under 21 Junior World Cup Team
NSW Arrows Open Women’s AHL Team
2004:
Australian Junior World Cup Squad
NSW Arrows Open Women’s AHL Team
2003:
Under 21 NSW State Team
Under 18 NSW State Team
Loretta Dorman Medal Finalist for “Player of the Year”,
Metropolitan Open Women’s Hockey League
Sports Blue - Sydney Metropolitan East Region
Captain Sydney Metropolitan East Region Team
Captain Kirrawee High School Team
Eastern Districts Open State League
Eastern Districts Under 18 Team - Captain
Best and Fairest - Open Womens Eastern District State Tournament
Best and Fairest - St. George Womens - Metropolitan A Division
2002:
Under 16 All Schools NSW State Team - Vice-Captain
School Sports Blue
C.H.S. NSW Team
Sydney Metropolitan East Region Team
Kirrawee High School Team – Vice-Captain
2001:
NSW Under 16 Half State Team
Sydney Metropolitan East Region Team
Kirrawee High Hockey Team
Member of Australian Team in Champions Trophy Tournaments:
2008: Monchengladbach 5th
2007: Quilmes 4th
2006: Amsterdam 5th
2005: Canberra 2nd