BORONIA HAWKS FOOTBALL NETBALL CLUB INC.
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.
Players interested, or already registered, with our new Under 16’s Girls Team are invited along for a training run with our women’s footy team on Tuesday 4 December at Boronia K-12.
Please come along for a kick, or just to have a look and learn a bit more about the fabulous game of footy for girls!
No experience necessary! All skills, sizes and abilities always have a place in a footy team! You will love it!
Boronia Hawks would like to announce the appointment of our Junior Coaches for 2019. We are very pleased to have such a great line up to take us in to the next season. Many thanks to our Junior Coaching Coordinator, Andrew Catley who has done a fantastic job, assisted by our Senior Coaching Coordinator, Greg Hannon, in getting our coaches ready to go!
We hope to announce the Coach of Under 12 Girls in the very near future. In the meantime, please help us to congratulate and thank these coaches for taking an active role in our juniors’ football development.
Ellisa Schmidtke
Junior President
Luke Biddau Moves On.
The Club bids farewell to Luke Biddau, our 2018 Auskick Coordinator, as he sets off overseas. Luke has a fantastic opportunity to move to Canada to teach Australian Football in schools.
We thank Bidds for all his energy in running our very successful Boronia Auskick at Tormore Reserve, which attracted 92 little Hawka stars. All the best for the Canadian winters Bidds!
Our New Boronia Auskick Coordinator: Samantha Dunkinson!
Boronia Hawks are very pleased to announce that Sam Dunkinson will take up the role as our Boronia Auskick Coordinator for 2019.
Sam is already very well known around the Club as our Junior Veep. Sam is a teacher by profession and is a great fit for this very important role in the Club’s pathway for boys and girls wanting to have a kick with their friends. Sam has a enormous passion for the Club and we are all very fortunate to have her step up for the Hawka. Please get around her!
Boronia Hawks is a great place to come and play EFL Netball. We would love to hear from any new players who are looking for a team, or just want to find out a bit more.
Please contact our Netball Manager, Sherridan at sherridanm@gmail.com or fill out the contact form so we can get in touch with you.
If you know of any boys and girls interested in playing junior footy with the Hawks in 2019, please contact Ellisa Schmidtke, our Junior President, on 0417 593 884 for more information.
We offer a range of teams from Under 8’s to Under 17’s for both boys and girls as well as a popular Auskick Centre on Friday evenings during the season.
http://efl.org.au/registration-2019/
Boronia Hawks Womens Football Team will commence pre-Xmas training in the week starting Monday 3rd December. More details of day, time and place will be confirmed ASAP.
All skills and abilities are very welcome – only a couple of our girls had ever played footy before last season!
If you are interested in trying it out or joining us for 2019, please contact our coach Scott Nicholas via sdnic@live.com.au or send a message to this Facebook page. Don’t be shy – you will love it!
The EFL has recently advised the Clubs of the EFL Divisional Structure for 2019. Boronia Hawks will be in Division 2, which is still the third division in the competition following the introduction of Premier Division. We will have a Final Four series for the right to win the premiership and promotion to Division 1.
Boronia will be joined in Division 2 by the bottom two teams of last year’s Division 2 – Mulgrave and Mitcham, Meanwhile the bottom 6 of our 2018 opponents will drop to the new Division 3.
“The new Competition structure is contained below and outlines which Clubs are in which Division for Season 2019. In the 10 Team Competitions (Premier and Division 1), the Top 5 sides will play finals and in the 8/9 Team Competitions (Division 2, 3, 4) the Top 4 sides will play finals. Promotion and relegation will continue to operate as per previous years with the Premiership winning clubs being promoted to higher divisions and clubs who finish on the bottom of the ladder being relegated to lower divisions where applicable.”
