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.
In absolutely huge news, all 4 of our 4 nominated juniors have taken out ENFL Best & Fairest at tonight’s award ceremony. What an amazing achievement for each of these players and all of those who have supported them.
2023 Kate Bourke
2023 Julian Bentley
2023 Cayden Wood
2023 Max Collins
A massive Congratulations to MAX COLLINS (U17.5C), KATE BOURKE (U16C), CAYDEN WOOD (U15B) & JULIAN BENTLEY (U14D).
We are on the hunt for players to join our U10 & U11 Mixed teams. If you are considering playing this season, now is the time to sign up… there’s NO CLUB FEES !! No experience necessary, new players very welcome
Age ranges: U10 ~ 01 Jan 2013 to 31 December 2013. U11 ~ 01 Jan 2012 to 31 December 2012.
At Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club – Junior we aim to develop football, team and life skills in an environment of fun, fairness, health and wellbeing. We have boys, girls and mixed teams from Under 8s through to Under 18 with FREE FEES for the first 24 players to register for each of our teams!
Just over two weeks until the EFNL registration opens ! If you would like to secure your FREE FEES prior to that, scan the QR code below to register with Boronia and lock in season 2023.
Miah from our Under 16 Girls team has discovered a passion for painting footy boots with traditional indigenous art.
Miah has been busy painting the boots of her team mates with meaningful symbols that relate to community, gathering and running on the field. She is currently perfecting her craft to ensure the longevity of her designs.
The Under 16 Girls had a bye today but celebrated NAIDOC Week last Sunday. Miah and her sister Zoe, who also plays in the Under 16’s team, wrote their thoughts on what NAIDOC Week means to them as young indigenous people.
“NAIDOC Week makes me feel inspired. It makes me feel more connected to my community and my people that I have in my life and grateful for everything I have.”– Zoe
“NAIDOC week means to me being able to connect to my community across Australia. Remember and recognise and commemorate all the achievements and history our first nations people have endured and created.” – Miah
We love your designs Miah and can’t wait to see more of what you create!