The 2019 Australian Men's Masters Hockey Championships wrapped up with a series of exciting clashes on Saturday, October 12.
Western Australia faced off against South Australia in the Over-50s - Division One final at the Bunbury Hockey Stadium.
Paul Armitage (WA) posted the game's first goal in the 17th minute, before Darren Neimke (SA) did enough to secure the equaliser moments later.
With both sides level at full time (1-1), the stage was set for a nail-biting shootout.
WA's players, coaches, and fans celebrated after the side claimed a 2-1 win on penalties.
Led by captain Pat Donato (two goals), Victoria cruised to a 5-2 win over New South Wales in the bronze medal match.
WA and Queensland went head-to-head in the O50s - Division Two final on Friday afternoon.
Both teams drew 0-0, before Queensland notched up a 3-1 win on penalties.
Victoria clashed with Western Australia Country in the third-place play-off.
Thanks to Evan Warburton and Leon Price (two each), the home side led by three at half time.
Victoria's David Young (two) closed the gap in the second half, before WA Country won 4-3.
The Waratahs' O55s - Division One team struck gold with a 1-0 victory over Queensland.
WA posted a narrow win over WA Country. WA captain Kevin Knapp scored his second goal of the game, before Alan Kidd (WA Country) claimed the equaliser.
Following a late goal from Timothy Reynolds, WA celebrated a stunning 3-2 victory.
Robert Solomon (two) starred in Australian Capital Territory's 4-0 win over Victoria in the O55s - Division Two final.
The bronze medal match saw Tasmania put four unanswered goals past NSW.
Noel Morrison (one) led WA to a 1-0 win over NSW in the O60s - Division One final, while WA Country placed third after beating Victoria 3-2.
NSW earned the O60s - Division Two title with a 4-1 win over Queensland, before WA Country defeated ACT 4-1.
In the O65s decider, the Waratahs claimed a 3-1 win over Queensland on penalties. Victoria then nabbed a 2-1 penalty shootout win over WA.
WA secured a 2-0 win over SA in the O70s final, while Victoria beat Queensland 2-1 in the third-place play-off.
NSW beat WA 1-0 in the O75s gold medal match, before Victoria defeated WA Country 2-1 on penalties.
Eight WA Country players - including O50s captain Dean Lomax - were selected to represent Australia at next year's Masters World Cups.
