Box Hill have succumbed to a 2nd defeat for 2017 falling at the hands of Williamstown by 45 points at City Oval. The loss sees the Hawks relinquish top spot on the VFL ladder, moving into second position at the completion of Round 12. In what was a strong opening term for the Hawks, half…
Box Hill have crashed to their eighth straight defeat after a blistering St Kilda Sharks’ second half performance nipped their chances of victory in the bud. Despite the late withdrawal of star defender Chantella Perera, the Hawks were just two points down at half time. However, they had no answer in the second half as…
Being a coach requires determination of focus. Box Hill’s VFL Women’s coach Patrick Hill can see the week-to-week development of his side but won’t be satisfied until his Hawks are winning games. Box Hill went down to ladder-leaders Diamond Creek by 38 points in Round 7 but were within reach for much of the match…
WHERE: Box Hill City Oval WHEN: Sunday, 2:00PM COVERAGE: 3WBC radio – 94.1FM LAST FIVE MEETINGS Round 3, 2017: Williamstown 8.14 (62) defeated by Box Hill 13.12 (90) at Burbank Oval Round 14, 2016: Box Hill 12.8 (80) defeated by Williamstown 13.12 (90) at Box Hill City Oval Round 2, 2016: Williamstown 14.13 (97) defeated…
The possible return of Sam Switkowski headlines half a dozen additions to the Box Hill squad that defeated the Northern Blues last weekend, though he will have to prove his fitness before Sunday’s visit of Williamstown. “Switta” hasn’t played since his starring role in the draw at North Port Oval, during which he lit up…
Our VFL Women’s side will face their third top-five team on the trot when they travel to the Peanut Farm Reserve to take on the St Kilda Sharks from 2pm this Sunday. After spirited but ultimately unsuccessful clashes against Darebin and Diamond Creek, the Hawks will look to secure the four points when they face the fifth-placed Sharks…
Box Hill have returned to the winners’ list, bouncing back from last weekends loss to Casey with a 22-point win away to the Northern Blues. The win consolidates top spot and maintains the Hawks’ one game gap on Port Melbourne in second and the chasing pack behind. Despite near perfect conditions to the naked eye,…
Box Hill were left to ponder the fickle nature of football after falling to ladder leaders Diamond Creek by 38 points on the back of a final quarter burst. The Hawks implemented a lockdown game style that stifled Diamond Creek’s ball movement for three quarters. Needing quick goals to overcome a 13-point three quarter time…
