Turf Project
Why We’re Here
For years, North Coast Raiders has been working towards securing a home turf facility. Having our own synthetic pitch is vital for the future of the club, our players, and the wider hockey community in the northern suburbs.
Our Aim:
By 2030, we want North Coast Raiders’ home to be at Yokine Regional Open Space, with a world-class synthetic turf facility that supports all levels of hockey.
Where We Are Now
April 2024: Consultants complete and present a detailed multi-sport site plan for the Yokine area.
August 2024: Hockey WA’s Strategic Facilities Plan officially confirms Yokine as a key identified site for turf development.
August 2024: The City provides elected members with an update on regional open space planning and how it relates to Yokine.
January 2025: The draft budget is released, including important priorities such as:
Geotechnical study (currently postponed).
Approved relocation of Little Athletics to the Yokine site.
What’s Next
Turf Committee
Collaborate closely with all stakeholders to maintain momentum and drive the project forward. Develop a comprehensive media plan aimed at raising public awareness and garnering widespread community support.
Project Steps
Conduct the Geotech study when scheduling allows.
Develop a thorough business case to present to potential funders.
Engage actively with the community to gather feedback and build consensus.
Secure capital funding from government bodies and community partners.
Finalize detailed designs and establish a clear management plan.
Proceed with procurement processes and oversee construction activities.
Club Actions
Build a strong presence at the Yokine site alongside Rangers Hockey Club and other local sports organizations to foster collaboration and shared use of facilities.
How You Can Help
Make your voice heard during upcoming local elections by supporting initiatives that advance the project.
Contact your local councillors directly—contact information and suggested approaches are available here
Support club fundraisers to boost resources needed for development.
Help spread the word about the project among your friends, family, and wider community to build enthusiasm and support.