The Goulburn High student was recently part of the South Coast hockey team that went through the Combined High Schools (CHS) hockey championships unbeaten, and with only a couple of goals scored against them.

South Coast came up against Sydney North in the final which they won 2-0.

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While Dylan had played in the South Coast team previously, it was the first time he had won the competition.

His performance earned him a spot in the NSW Opens team- another first for him - which will play in a tri-series later this year.

Prior to the CHS competition, Dylan represented NSW in the under-18 side at the Australian championships.

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It was his first year in the side and NSW came home with the gold medal.

Over the weekend, Dylan travelled to Wollongong to compete in the Goulburn under-18 representative team at the State Championships.

Goulburn won the division two competition and from that he made the NSW under-18s Athlete Acceleration Program (AAP) squad.

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Dylan said he loves the sport because it is very enjoyable.

"My whole family plays it and I like the physicality," Dylan said.

"It's a pretty physical sport and growing up on that sport I learnt to love it."

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