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.
Boronia Hawks are very pleased to announce to all members and supporters that 2018 Premiership Player, ANDY PHILLIPS, will be back to Boronia in 2020.
After a year off to concentrate on studies at Monash, a fully fit Andy will add his trademark pace and foot skills to the Hawks line up in the coming season.
Please welcome Andy and family back to the Club when preseason kicks off in November.
The Eastern Football League has officially announced its 2020 competition structure across all five senior men’s divisions.
Commencement Date & Competition Structure
The 2020 season for all senior men’s divisions will commence on Saturday 4th April.
The Board received an application from East Burwood to be promoted to Division 3 in 2020, that request was approved. The senior men’s divisional structure is listed below; please note that as per 2019, Premier and Division 1 will be a top 5 finals series with all other divisions, top 4.
Premier: 10 teams | 18 rounds – All teams play twice; the fixture will feature a split round bye in early July.
Division 1: 10 teams | 18 rounds – All teams play twice; no competition-wide byes except Easter and Queen’s Birthday.
Division 2: 8 teams | 18 rounds – All teams play twice, and a further four sides three times; the fixture will feature a split round bye in early July. Clubs are ranked 1 to 8, teams will play two of the top four ranked teams three times and two of the bottom four ranked teams three times.
Division 3: 9 teams | 18 rounds – All teams play twice with two fixtured byes, no competition-wide byes except Easter and Queen’s Birthday.
Division 4: 8 teams | 16 rounds – All teams play twice and a further two sides three times – fixture will feature a split round bye in early July, the final make up of fixture weighting is to be confirmed.
2020 Divisional Structure:
| PREMIER | DIVISION 1 | DIVISION 2 | DIVISION 3 | DIVISION 4 |
| Vermont | Montrose | Knox | Scoresby | Chirnside Park |
| Blackburn | Croydon | Ringwood | FTG | Coldstream |
| Balwyn | Park Orchards | Boronia | Warrandyte | Surrey Park |
| South Croydon | Lilydale | Heathmont | Waverley Blues | Silvan |
| Rowville | Bayswater | Temp. | Donvale | Forest Hill |
| Norwood | Upper FTG | The Basin | Whitehorse | Nuna- wading |
| Noble Park | East Ringwood | Mulgrave | Glen Wav. Hawks | Kilsyth |
| Doncaster | Moo’lbark | South Belgrave | Fairpark | Croydon Nth MLOC |
| North Ringwood | Wantirna South | East Burwood | ||
| Doncaster East | Mitcham |
Under 17’s Best & Fairest and Winner of the 2019 Ray Lacey Medal: Chris Westcott
Winner of the Mick Spencer Memorial Trophy for Best Junior Club Person: Samantha Dunkinson
Under 16 Girls Best & Fairest: Kimberley Panting
Under 13 Best & Fairest: Ben Hemmings
Under 12 Best & Fairest: Bayley Driscoll
Under 12 Girls Best & Fairest: Penny Weston
Under 11 Best & Fairest: Jesse Tomlinson
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 MP for his ongoing support of Boronia Hawks Football Netball Club.
Dual Winners: Geoff Bell and Tim Burgess (accepted on his behalf by Corey Burgess).
200 Games: Matt Buzinskas
150 Games: Ryan Henderson
100 Games
50 Games:
Netball: Kellie Newton
Senior Men’s Football:
Boronia 7.13 55 d Mitcham 4.9 33
Goals: Sean Bramstedt 2, Lachie Watson 2, Tom Dodd 1, Luke Leeson 1, Zack Brasher 1.
Best Players: Nathan Allen, Brayden Leigh Bowes, Luke Leeson, Sean Bramstedt, Brayden Wright, Lachie Watson.
