Casey Hockey Club, formerly known as Berwick Hockey Club was established in 1989. Kevin Moore, an experienced coach in the Victorian Women’s hockey circles and previously involved with Dandenong Hockey Club, founded the club. Originally based at Sydney Pargetar Reserve, Endevour Hills, the club began with two women’s teams and three junior teams.

Success was achieved in the clubs first year, when the women’s seconds (MD5) team captained by Kerry Hicks won the clubs first premiership.

In 1992 the club expanded by entering a Men’s team and the junior ranks increased.

By 1993 there was a big push to move away from grass grounds and onto synthetic surfaces. The Berwick Hockey club began to play more regularly at Dandenong’s Mills Rd which had a brand new synthetic surface.

In 1998 the club changed it’s name to Casey Hockey Club. Success eluded the senior group but the junior unit thrived winning two premierships (the first Junior premierships for the club).

More expansion was made in 2000 with the introduction of a Veterans team.

The club fortunes rose dramatically in 2001, although the Men’s SL5 team unluckily lost by a goal in the preliminary final the association promoted the club to SL4. The best news came in 2001 when the council announced a new synthetic turf pitch would be constructed in the City of Casey. On 26th March 2002 Casey trained on the new pitch at Berwick Secondary School for the first time.

The club continued to grow in members throughout the 2000’s. A new club rooms was built in 2007. The club had great success in 2011 to 2013 winning three premierships in a row.

Success came throughout the 2000’s with the club reaching the Men’s Premier grade in 2015 and the women being promoted to VL1 grade in 2016.

Then men’s Metro C team took out the premeirship in 2019 just before Covid19 stuck. The club was lookng very strong going into the 2020 season with high hopes but no games were played during 2020 and only half a 2021 season.

Further success came in 2022 with the women’s 1’s and 2’s both winning the premiership and the Men’s 1’s making the grandfinal.

2023 was an extremly positive season with all the women’s teams playing high standard hockey in higher grades and the junior unit growing fast, culminating with the Under 12 Pennant team taking out a premiership.

With a strong playing group in men’s, women’s and junior units the club is in a very good position to continue to grow for years to come.