Stephanie Kershaw
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Stephanie Kershaw (hockey) was part of the silver medal-winning Hockeyroos at the Gold Coast and Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Stephanie followed her father and older siblings into hockey and moved to Queensland Academy of Sport in Brisbane after finishing high school. She was part of the National Development squad in 2015, making her Hockeyroos debut later that year against Korea. The first of two serious knee injuries, both requiring reconstructions, put her out of contention for the 2016 Rio Olympics. She was named Player of the Tournament for the 2017 Australian Hockey League and was selected for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. However a second knee reconstruction ruled her out for 2019, but she recovered and got the call for her Olympic debut in Tokyo. The attacking forward/midfielder has now played over 100 games for Australia.
Stephanie is studying primary education Curtin University in Perth while training with the national squad.
Results History
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Additional Information
Languages Spoken:
ENGLISH
Are you a citizen of a country other than Australia? If yes, please provide details?
NO
Education Details:
Studying Bachelor of Science
Club details:
WASPS
Why did you begin your sport?
Father played it
Do you have any pre-competition routines or rituals?
Have a coffee and wear a scruchie on my head.
What is your most memorable sporting achievement?
First world league game in belgium with parents watching.
Who is your hero / idol, and why? Have you ever met them?
Nil
Who has been the most influential person or people in your career and why?
Father
Do you have any hobbies away from your sport?
Running, and coffeeing
What is your sporting ambition?
Olympic Games
