Female Football Positions – Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club

 

Boronia Hawks are looking for enthusiastic people to assist in the development of our Female Football program.  Do you want the chance to influence the direction of a brand new program? Well this is your opportunity.

Womens Football Opportunities

Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club is affiliated with the Eastern Football LeagueThe club has recently merged with the Boronia Junior Football Club creating a ‘One Club’ pathway from Auskick to Adults. We’re also part of the rapidly growing EFL Netball competition in which we’ve won the Premier Grand Final in two of the four seasons the competition has existed. We pride ourselves on being an inclusive community club.

The Hawks are looking for experienced and enthusiastic people who have a passion for player development and can assist the club expand its offerings for female footballers. We’re also willing to support someone with limited experience, that’s ready to give it a go!

The club is looking to fill the role of Female Football Coordinator, as well as the following positions in season 2018 for both an Under 12 Girls team, and a Women’s team:

  • Female Football Coordinator;
  • Team Manager/s (both Under 12 Girls and Women’s teams);
  • Senior Coach;
  • Senior Assistant Coach.

With female football the largest growth area in the sport, it is an exciting time to be involved.

To apply for any of these positions please send a short description of your previous experiences and responses to Key Selection Criteria listed below;

Key Selection Criteria
 
Female Football Coordinator & Team Manager/s
  • Coordinating or managing a team or project;
  • Liaising with Coaches, Players and Parents;
  • Interpersonal skills and communication;
  • Organisation and planning.
Senior/Assistant Coach
  • Coaching & Player Development in Football;
  • Interpersonal skills and communication;
  • Involvement in Women’s sport;
  • Coaching accreditation & Working with Children Check (or willingness to get one).

For more information please contact BFNC Chairman Kristan Wood on 0411 605 203 or email boronia@efl.org.au

Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club is a welcoming and inclusive community club and encourages applications from anyone interested and enthusiastic about community sport; regardless of age, gender, background, sexual orientation or ability. 

Applications close COB 19 January 2018.

Assistant Coaches for Hawks Squad

Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club is pleased to announce the panel of Assistant Coaches to support Craig McKenzie with the 2018 Hawk Squad – our combined U19’s and U17’s teams.

We are particularly excited to welcome Brayden Bowes to the coaching team. The big fella brings some great experience as an assistant coach for Rowville Knights who won the U17A premiership in 2017.  Big Ben Robertson, Luke Biddau and Damon Webb have worked with Fletch over the past few seasons and bring a wealth of playing experience to help guide the 17’s and 19’s.

Please join us in congratulating Fletch and his team!

Craig McKenzie
Brayden Bowes
Ben Robertson
Damon Webb
Luke Biddau

Junior Football Academy with Liam Shiels

Here is a great opportunity for young Hawks to get a fantastic start to their preseason through Liam Shiels and the team at Cuzzie Performance. Check out the attached flyer and get in touch ASAP to book a place in this outstanding program.

Liam Shiels Junior Football Academy

 

 

Registration Day for Junior Boys & Girls and Womens Team – with Special Guest LIAM SHIELS from Hawthorn

 

Liam Shiels – 3 AFL Premierships.

Appointment of Board and Committees

Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club are pleased to announce the following appointments to the Board of Directors, Senior Committee and Junior Committee.

 

BHFNC 2018 Board Announcement
BHFNC 2018 Senior Committee Announcement
BHFNC 2018 Junior Committee Announcement

Paul Cisek Family Fund

Boronia Hawks were very saddened to learn of the passing of former player Paul Cisek. Chissa had a terrific junior career with the Hawks, playing over 100 games. He won four junior Best and Fairest Awards between 1994 and 2000 – an outstanding record for a very talented footballer. Our thoughts and sympathy are with his family and many friends at this sad time. 

Your support for the young family of Paul Cisek and Kat Buzinskas would be greatly appreciated.  Former Hawks captain Pat Garrity was a close mate of Paul and has opened a “Go Fund Me” appeal to help Kat, Mason and Riley.  Donations can be made by through the following link to the Family Fund. Thank you.

Paul (Chissa) Cisek Family Fund   

Knox Leader article by Toby Prime: Boronia rallies around family of Paul Cisek following death of former star junior footballer

Boronia Hawks Club Chaplain: Rick Castricum

 

 

Paul Cisek and family

 

Junior Star comes Home to the Hawks

Boronia Football Netball Club is excited to announce the signing of Brayden Bowes from Silvan.

Brayden was a Boronia junior who won the U13 B&F in 2010 and then left the Club to play senior football at the age of 16.   He stands at 6′ 4″ (193cm) and has a strong resume including a Division 4 Senior premiership at the age of 17.   Brayden won two U19’s B&F’s while also backing up playing Seniors in each year.   He won the Senior B&F at Silvan in 2016 and was also selected as an EFL Inter league Squad member that year.

Brayden is excited to put the in the hard work required to help us achieve our goals in 2018 

Welcome home Brayden Bowes!

Brayden Bowes
Brayden Bowes

Craig McKenzie at the ERCA Awards

Congratulations to Craig McKenzie from @boroniahawks who was again a nominee for Youth Coach of the Year at the Eastern Region Coaches Association Awards. Fletch is a previous winner of this award.

The Hawks are very fortunate to have such a talented coach developing our young players.  Fletch was recently announced as the coach of both the Boronia U17’s and U19’s, a great move by the Club to develop the strong junior talent coming through the junior ranks.

NB: Craig is more commonly known as “Fletch” because his playing style was so reminiscent of Essendon great Dustin Fletcher, a fellow full back.

Craig McKenzie