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	The [[Victorian Championship]] series in Melbourne was held for the 22nd time. The participants were Essendon, Brighton and Hawthorn. The title was won by Hawthorn.		The [[Victorian Championship]] series in Melbourne was held for the 22nd time. The participants were Essendon, Brighton and Hawthorn. The title was won by Hawthorn.

	The 21st [[~~1935~~ Goodall Cup\|Goodall Cup]] Inter-State Series between Victoria and New South Wales was staged from August 1-5, 1936. It was won by New South Wales.		The 21st [[1936 Goodall Cup\|Goodall Cup]] Inter-State Series between Victoria and New South Wales was staged from August 1-5, 1936. It was won by New South Wales.

	The 14th [[New South Wales Championship]] took place in Sydney. St. George, Eastern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, and the Glebe Lions competed. Western Suburbs won the championship. A reserve grade competition was also contested.		The 14th [[New South Wales Championship]] took place in Sydney. St. George, Eastern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, and the Glebe Lions competed. Western Suburbs won the championship. A reserve grade competition was also contested.

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This was the '''1936 ice hockey season in [[Australia]]''':

==Overview==
The [[Victorian Championship]] series in Melbourne was held for the 22nd time. The participants were Essendon, Brighton and Hawthorn. The title was won by Hawthorn.

The 21st [[1935 Goodall Cup|Goodall Cup]] Inter-State Series between Victoria and New South Wales was staged from August 1-5, 1936. It was won by New South Wales.

The 14th [[New South Wales Championship]] took place in Sydney. St. George, Eastern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, and the Glebe Lions competed. Western Suburbs won the championship. A reserve grade competition was also contested.

==Results==
;Victorian Championship
*6/9: '''Hawthorn''' - Brighton 2:0 - goals: R. Jeffries (2)<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-06-10</ref>
*6/11: '''Hawthorn''' - Essendon 4:0 - goals: Jeffries (2), Hoyne, Napthine<ref>''The Age'', 1936-06-12</ref>
*6/16: '''Essendon''' - Brighton 3:2 - goals: Hyett, Mitchell, Whyte/Moore (2)<ref>''The Age'', 1936-06-17</ref>
*6/18: '''Hawthorn''' - Brighton 6:1 - goals: J. Kelly (4), H. Hoyne (2)/T. Moore<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-06-19</ref>
*6/23: Essendon - Hawthorn 1:1<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-06-25</ref>
*6/25: '''Brighton''' - Essendon 2:1 (1:0, 1:1) - goals: Moore, White/Whyte<ref>''The Age'', 1936-06-26</ref>
*6/30: Brighton - Hawthorn 0:0<ref>''The Age'', 1936-07-02</ref>
*7/7: '''Brighton''' - Essendon 2:0 - goals: A. White, A. Massener<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-07-09</ref>
*7/21: Essendon - Brighton 1:1 - goals: M. Jackson/T. Moore<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-07-23</ref>
*8/11: '''Hawthorn''' - Brighton 3:2 - goals: Jeffries (2), Kelly/Bunge, T. Moore<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-08-13</ref>
*8/13: '''Essendon''' - Hawthorn 2:1 - goals: S. Hyatt (2)/W. Ballantyne<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-08-15</ref>
*9/24: '''Brighton''' - Essendon 3:1 - goals: T. Moore (2), Bungey/Hyatt<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-09-25</ref>

Hawthorn won the premiership with 21 points. Brighton finished with eight and Essendon had five.<ref>''The Age'', 1936-09-26</ref>

;New South Wales Championship
*5/28: Glebe Lions - Eastern Suburbs 1:1 - goals: Raith/White<ref name=SMH529>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1936-05-29</ref>
*5/28: '''Western Suburbs''' - St. George 1:0 - goals: L. Berry<ref name=SMH529></ref>
*6/11: '''St. George''' - Glebe Lions 2:1 (1:1, 1:0) - goals: P. Went, J. Maloney/N. Turner<ref name=SMH612>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1936-06-12</ref>
*6/11: '''Eastern Suburbs''' - Western Suburbs 1:0 - goals: Ridgeway<ref name=SMH612></ref>
*6/25: Glebe Lions - Western Suburbs 1:1 (0:1, 1:0) - goals: K. Raith/J. Wiseman<ref name=SMH626>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1936-06-26</ref>
*6/25: '''Eastern Suburbs''' - St. George 1:0 (0:0, 1:0) - goals: F. White<ref name=SMH626></ref>
*7/9: '''Glebe Lions''' - Eastern Suburbs 2:0 - goals: Miller, Johnson<ref name=Ref716>''Referee'', 1936-07-16</ref>
*7/9: '''Western Suburbs''' - St. George 4:2 - goals: Moller (2), Wiseman (2)/Maloney, McLauchlain<ref name=Ref716></ref>
*7/23: '''St. George''' - Glebe Lions 2:1 - goals: J. Brown, Wentworth/W. Johnston<ref name=SMH724>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1936-07-24</ref>
*7/23: Eastern Suburbs - Western Suburbs 0:0<ref name=SMH724></ref>
*8/27: '''St. George''' - Eastern Suburbs 2:0 - goals: W. Maloney (2)<ref name=SMH828>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1936-08-28</ref>
*8/27: '''Western Suburbs''' - Glebe Lions 3:0 - goals: Wiseman, Moller, Berry<ref name=SMH828></ref>
*9/10: '''St. George''' - Eastern Suburbs 2:1 (1:1, 1:0) - goals: J. Brown (2)/Ridgeway<ref>''Referee'', 1936-09-17</ref>
*9/17: '''St. George''' - Western Suburbs 2:1 - final<ref>''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 1936-09-18</ref>

Western Suburbs, as winners of the minor premiership, earned the right to challenge St. George to a grand final.
*9/24: '''Western Suburbs''' - St. George 1:0 (1:0, 0:0) - goals: N. Payne - grand final<ref>''Referee'', 1936-10-01</ref>
;Other games
*7/9: '''A Team''' - B Team 5:1 - game featured two reserve teams<ref>''The Argus'', 1936-07-11</ref>
==Contemporary accounts==
<gallery>
Referee 5-21-36.png|The May 21, 1936, edition of ''Referee''.
Referee 9-24-36.png|The September 24, 1936, edition of ''Referee''.
Referee 10-1-36.png|The October 1, 1936, edition of ''Referee''.
</gallery>

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Early Australian Hockey}}

[[Category:1936 in ice hockey]]

1936 Australia season - Revision history

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