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Box Hill has secured the services of Brett Alexander as VFL Women’s assistant coach in 2018. Alexander’s coaching career is as varied as it is prolific. He cut his teeth coaching at the TAC Cup side the Dandenong Stingrays before entering women’s football in 2010 as the coordinator of an AFL Girl’s program at Hallam…
Box Hill Hawks Celebrate Multiculturalism at Lunar New Year Celebrations Dinner
On January 31st, the Box Hill Hawks successfully hosted our third Lunar New Year Celebrations Dinner, welcoming nearly 140 distinguished guests from politics, business, and multicultural communities. The evening showcased the club’s commitment to diversity, community engagement, and strengthening ties with the Asian and broader multicultural communities. Distinguished Guests & Key Speakers The event featured…
Kristy Stratton makes history
Kristy Stratton has become Box Hill’s first AFL Women’s draftee after being selected by Collingwood in the 2017 National Draft. Stratton not only achieved selection after just one year in VFLW in a highly competitive state talent pool, but managed to do so at the club she has supported her entire life. The 22-year old…
Round Seven Match Preview
ROUND SEVEN MATCH PREVIEW WHERE: Box Hill City Oval WHEN: Saturday, 2:00PM COVERAGE: 3WBC radio – 94.1FM LAST FIVE MEETINGS Round 19, 2017: Box Hill 19.13 (127) defeated Northern Blues 7.8 (50) at Box Hill City Oval Round 11, 2017: Northern Blues 6.19 (55) defeated by Box Hill 11.11 (77) at Preston City Oval Round 10, 2016: Box…
Adduci Re-Commits
The Box Hill Hawks are pleased to announce that Vincent Adduci will remain in Brown and Gold for the 2018 season. The energetic, hardworking small forward emerged as one of the great success stories from 2017, playing twelve senior games – including the Qualifying and Preliminary finals – following a round one debut in a…
Selection: Bombers Jet Into City Oval For Hawks Test
The ladder-leading Box Hill Hawks have made five changes for the visit of Essendon on Saturday, regaining some tall timber, a speedy small forward, plenty of outside run and an exciting debutant. Into the mix comes ruckman Ned Reeves, who missed the win over Sandringham with a minor knock, versatile big man Max Ramsden, who…