Senior Men's & Women's Football and Netball, Junior Boys & Girls Football, Auskick and over 35's Veterans and Masters Football. Affiliated with EFNL. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the traditional custodians of the land in Boronia.
Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club is delighted to welcome back Fletchers Mooroolbark as a GOLD PARTNER for Season 2020.
This the third year of our partnership with Fletchers Mooroolbark. The Club is very grateful for the long term commitment offered by Fletchers and their particular focus on supporting our junior teams.
We are proud to say that the entire rollout of our new jumpers to all junior teams over the past two years was entirely funded by Fletchers. As we expand our program for junior girls in 2020 we will once again see the generosity of Fletchers in real terms as the girls run out in new jumpers.
Please join us all in thanking Daniel Bolton – Fletchers Real Estate, Director & Auctioneer and the team at Fletchers for their tremendous support of the Hawks.
Boronia Hawks is a great club with a strong Under 19’s Program. We are recruiting now for U19’s players who want to take their footy to the next level.
Make your New Year’s resolution giving women’s football a try!
Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club are inviting interested people to come and try this coming Thursday 16 January, before regular training starts back for 2020.
Join in the fun, learn some new skills, meet some new friends and develop your fitness in a welcoming and inclusive team environment.
Training will then run Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6pm to 7:30pm at Boronia K-12 College, starting on Tuesday 21 January 2019.
The club will be fielding two sides for the first time, giving all players the opportunity to develop at their appropriate level. No football experience required.
BYO drink bottle, and make sure you wear comfortable clothes and runners. No football boots required.
For more information please contact Scott on 0403 238 494.
Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club Inc is pleased to announce that the following Club members were elected as office bearers for the 2020 season.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman: Scott Nicholas Senior President: Greg Hannon Junior President: Kristan Wood Director, Administration: Tanya Parkins Finance Director: David Nicholas Director, Community and Inclusion: Karen Little
SENIOR COMMITTEE
Senior President: Greg Hannon VP Corporate Relations: Wayne Preston VP Social & Player Welfare: Nathan Allen Football Director: Ashley Johnston Senior Secretary: Kathleen McMahon Senior Treasurer: Andrea Le Marquand Netball Manager: Sherridan Leeson Match Day Manager: Tim Currie General Committee: Jason Davis General Committee: Ye Jeffries
Members of sub-committees: Samantha Dunkinson, Grant Bertram, Ben Robertson, Jarryd Rutherford and Phil Vanderift.
JUNIOR COMMITTEE
Junior President: Kristan Wood Junior Vice President: Samantha Dunkinson Junior Secretary: Carolyn Wood Junior Treasurer: Rachel Odgers Junior Registrar: Stacey Peril Junior Female Football Co-ordinator: Candyce Wright Junior Team Manager Co-ordinator: Victoria Butler Junior Coaching Co-ordinator: Andrew Catley
2019 Senior Men’s Football Awards: presented by Matthew Clark (Senior Coach), Steve Teakel (Senior Assistant Coach), Drew O’Hare (Senior Assistant Coach) and Ray Lacey (Club Legend) on behalf of Bob Henry.
Best & Fairest and Winner of the 2019 Bob Henry Medal: Ryan White
B & F Runner Up: Lachie McKernan Most Consistent Player: Jayden Collins Coaches’ Award: Jake Godwin Most Improved: Corey Burgess Best Finals Player: Luke Hannon
2019 Senior Women’s Football Awards: presented by Ray Lacey and Scott Nicholas (Coaches) and Ellen Johnson (Club Great)
Best & Fairest and Winner of the 2019 Ellen Johnson Medal: Amanda Cellante
Joint Runners Up: Tegan Doran and Briar Forrer-Lacey Coaches’ Award: Stacey Peril Most Determined: Sam Mellis
2019 Development Team Football Awards: presented by Craig Brockley (Coach), Greg Granland (Assistant Coach) and Ian McKenzie (Club Great).
Best & Fairest and Winner of the 2019 Ian McKenzie Medal: Nathan Allen
Runner Up: Jordan Granland Most Consistent Player: Sean Bell Most Improved Player: Julian Rambaldo Coaches’ Award: Jack Mueller Best Finals Player: Nathan Allen
2019 Under 19’s Football Awards: presented by Craig McKenzie (Coach), Andrew Catley (Assistant Coach) and David Murrihy (Club Legend).
Best and Fairest and Winner of the 2019 David Murrihy Medal and Chris Burgess Perpetual Trophy: Jacob Delrayne
B&F Runner Up: Mason Storr Most Valuable Player: Harry Fewson Players Choice Award: Trent Mellis Most Improved: Jordy Price Best Finals Player: James Hoffman
Alex McKaige: Winner of the 2019 Kellie Newton Newton Medal for Netballer of the Year – presented by Kellie Newton and Kat McMahon.
2019 Netball Awards for Boronia Hawks (Premier Division) – presented by Kat McMahon (Senior Secretary)
Dual Best & Fairest Winners: Madison Barrie and Georgia Himmelreich Dual Runners Up: Mandy Bell and Kellie Newton MVP: Madison Barrie
2019 Netball Awards for Boronia Brown – presented by Mollie McMahon (Coach)
Best & Fairest Winner: Alex McKaige Runner Up: Alisha Clark MVP: Ebony Williams
2019 Veterans Awards – presented by Greg Joseph (Coach) and Jason Davis (Team Manager)
Best and Fairest and winner of the inaugural Krenn Medal: Kristan Wood
Runner Up: Leigh Cook
2019 Best Club Person Awards – presented by Jackson Taylor MP and Greg Hannon (Senior President). Many thanks to Jackson Taylor MPfor his ongoing support of Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club.
Dual Winners: Geoff Bell and Tim Burgess (accepted on his behalf by Corey Burgess).
Boronia Hawks hosted Jessie Doull from AFL Victoria and Troy Swainston from Eastern Football League last night for the presentation of AFL funding for the outstanding new sports light installation at Tormore Reserve.
Jessie is AFL Victoria’s Facilities and Planning Manager and was instrumental in the success of our submission for funding under the AFL’s Facilities Development Reserve. This funding was in addition to the federal funding from the Australian Sports Commission with the great support of Alan Tudge MP.
Club Chairman, Scott Nicholas said “Thanks to everyone at the Club for your contributions to this project, large or small. It was a great example of a number of people across the Club coming together to make it happen!”
“Particular thanks to Kerryn Westcott for the initial application, David Nicholas for his assistance in crunching the numbers and making the financials work, and Kristan Wood for his work in managing the project. Finally Greg “Flash” Hannon for his work behind the scenes to bring this all together!”
“Great work team, with an outcome that will benefit the club for many years to come!”
Boronia Hawks Development Squad for the GRAND FINAL v Mitcham at 11:55am on SUNDAY at East Burwood – presented by Knox Club GO HAWKA!!!
3 Nathan Allen 4 Brett Castersen 5 Sean Bell 9 Jordan Granland
10 Chris McDonald 18 Luke Hare 20 Scott Nicholas 21 Tom Dodd 22 Matt Geraghty 25 Brayden Bowes 27 Luke Leeson 28 Julian Rambaldo 31 Dane Romano 32 Nathan Watson 33 Jeremy Mason 40 Brayden Wright 41 Kane Milde 53 Tyler Dower 58 Jayden Purdon 59 Lachie Watson 64 Dylan Dower 73 Rhys Migues 74 Zack Brasher 78 Sean Bramstedt Runner: Michael Goldsack Head Trainer: Kate Vangeninden Team Manager: Stuart McDonald Assistant Coach: James Krenn Assistant Coach: Greg Granland Coach: Craig Brockley.
10 Chris McDonald 18 Luke Hare 20 Scott Nicholas 21 Tom Dodd 22 Matt Geraghty 25 Brayden Bowes 27 Luke Leeson 28 Julian Rambaldo 31 Dane Romano 32 Nathan Watson 33 Jeremy Mason 40 Brayden Wright 41 Kane Milde 53 Tyler Dower 58 Jayden Purdon 59 Lachie Watson 64 Dylan Dower 73 Rhys Migues 74 Zack Brasher 78 Sean Bramstedt Runner: Michael Goldsack Head Trainer: Kate Vangeninden Team Manager: Stuart McDonald Assistant Coach: James Krenn Assistant Coach: Greg Granland Coach: Craig Brockley.
Congratulations to Ryan Henderson who will play his 150th game for Boronia in today’s Preliminary Final at East Burwood.
The big hearted follower came to the Hawks in 2012 and has been a magnificent competitor ever since. Ryan has taken on the biggest (and ugliest) blokes the opposition can throw at him in the ruck, and loves to slip forward for a big mark and goal.