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Box Hill Hawks Football Club LimitedABN 77 090 410 227

57th Annual Report 2007

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Major Partner

Major Community Partner

Community Partners

Corporate Partners

Advertising Partners

– Alpha Services Australia– Bartercard Melbourne Nth– Batsanis Shoes– Beetle Branding– Box Hill RSL– Box Hill Self Storage– Capital Mutual Group– Centro Box Hill– Col Smith Garden Supplies– Complete Carpet Company– Creative Framing– Daytec Australia– Designer Laminates– Elmore Oil

– Foster & Co Estate Agents– Gole Sports– Hine Hire– IAS Sportsbet– Jag Signs– Kenman Kandy– LP Body Works– M2 Telecommunications– Mako Eyewear– McDonald’s Box Hill– Mentholatum– Musashi– Noel Jones Real Estate– Nth Blackburn Shopping Centre

– Nunawading Toyota– Party’s Balloons Anything– Peter Bailey & Associates– Prom Coast Holiday Units– Renta 2-Way Portable Radios– Roma Caravans– Skilled Group– SOHO Workshop– The Manhattan Hotel– Trademarks International– VanGo Coffee– Veolia Environmental Services– Weatherson Foods– Wingara Wine Group

Club stalwart and Life Member Elaine Brownhas the honor of unfurling the 2006 ReservesPremiership Flag on Saturday 28th April 2007

The “Ron & Barbara Gibbs Entrance” was offi cially opened to the public on Wednesday 25th April 2007

Matthew Ball became only the

27th player (and the fi rst since 1999) to play

100 Senior games for Box Hill on Monday 11th June 2007

Season Highlights

WHITEHORSE

COMMUNITY

CHEST


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Box Hill Hawks Football Club Limited57th Annual Report 2007Table of Contents

Off-field Operations

Staff List 2

President’s Report 3

General Manager’s Report 5

Community Partnerships, Home Ground Attendances 6

Appreciation, Congratulations, Obituary, Directors Attendances at Meetings 7

On-field Performance

Match Results – Seniors 8

Match Results – Reserves 9

Player Statistics - Seniors 10

Player Statistics – Reserves 11

Trophy List, V.F.L. Medal Voting, V.F.L. Representation and V.F.L. Ladders 12

History

Club Information 13

Record Against Other V.F.A. / V.F.L. Clubs – 1951 to 2007 14

Season by Season V.F.A. / V.F.L. Record – 1951 to 2007 15

Honours

Life Members – 1936 to 2007 16

Executive Officers, Coach, Captain and Club Champion – 1951 to 2007 17

Player Records – 1951 to 2007 – 100 Senior Games, 150 Senior Goals 18

Financials

Statement of Changes in Equity, Statement of Financial Position 19

Statement of Financial Performance, Statement of Cash Flows 20

Corporate Information

Registered Name: Box Hill Hawks Football Club Limited

Australian Company Number: 090 410 227

Australian Business Number: 77 090 410 227

Registered Office: Box Hill City Oval, Corner of Whitehorse Road and Middleborough Road, Box Hill, VICTORIA, 3128

Postal Address: P.O. Box 143, Box Hill, VICTORIA, 3128

Secretary: Andrew Pirchan

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Box Hill Hawks Football Club LimitedStaff List 2007Board of Directors

President John Ure

Vice-President Jim Conway

Directors Rob Collier

Greg Cook

Mark Evans

Sam Koulis

Mark Lisle

Martin Ralston

Peter Rowsthorn

Administration

General Manager Andrew Pirchan

Administration Manager Bob Lyford

Football Manager Ric Sprake

Marketing Assistant Naomi Maclean

Coaching

Senior Coach Damien Christensen

Reserves Coach Kevin Tibaldi

Assistant Coaches Martin Heppell

David Magwood

Martin Gaul

Football Support Staff

Fitness Advisor Andrew Luscomb

Player Welfare Manager Scott Armour

Strength and Conditioning Craig Abbott

Support Staff Team Leader Alan McDonald

Team Manager – Seniors Greg Caulfield

Team Manager – Reserves Tim Baragwanath

Football Assistant Stewart Ward

Recruiting Officer Anthony De Jong

Recruiting Advisor Tony Keaney

Property Stewards Peter Martin

Mark Owen

Tribunal Advocate David Reilly

Interchange Steward Drew Pass

Statistics

Head Statistician Rod Cameron

Statisticians Matthew Cameron

Barbara Jarzebowski

Shane Keane

Mark O’Connor

Michael Porter

Ramon Rodriguez

Medical Staff

Team Doctors Dr Andrew Buchanan

Dr Luke Holden

Physiotherapist Laura Baquie

Assistant Physiotherapist Jackie Laurenson

Training Staff

Head Trainer Pam Pringle

Trainers Farley Douglas

Frances Gray

Sharna Lamb

Amelia Parsons

Emma Sexton

Tony Sykes

Craig Thorley

Glen Thorley

Simone Webster

Match Day Staff

Time Keeper James Bainbridge

Gate Attendants Katrina Aubrun

Karen Lowrey

Julia Tranter

Lindsay Wilson

Merchandising Peter Wilson

Tina Wilson

Beer Booth Attendant David Behan

Umpires Race Attendant Elaine Brown

President’s Room Hostess Jan Wannacott

Match Day Assistants Russell Firth

Gordon McCrimmon

Graeme Walshe


President’s ReportThe 2007 year was one of contrast and mixed fortunes for theBox Hill Hawks Football Club. Our Senior team won four-and-a-half games and finished second last on the ladder, our worston-field performance in two decades. Off the field, the Clubgrew all areas of its operations and continued to strengthen itsfinancial position.

In 2006 our Senior team did not participate in the Finals for thefirst time since 1999. Arising from this, the Board conducted afull review of our Football operations at the end of the season.We concluded that we had fallen behind the standard of someA.F.L. / V.F.L. Club alignments and that additional financial andpersonnel resources needed to be directed into our Footballdepartment. During the early years of the revamped V.F.L.competition our Club was very much a pacesetter, however,other Clubs have in recent years copied many aspects of theHawthorn / Box Hill Hawks model and in some cases havemanaged to surpass us due to greater financial capacity.

Coupled with this problem was the youth and inexperience ofHawthorn’s A.F.L. list. Aligned V.F.L. Clubs must be honestwith themselves; their on-field prospects are heavily linked tothe quality of A.F.L. listed players likely to play in the V.F.L. Inrecent years Hawthorn has rebuilt its playing list, aggressivelytrading experienced players past their prime for early draft picksand drafting young talent. The result for the Box Hill Hawkswas that nearly all the Hawthorn listed players who representedus in 2007 had less than ten A.F.L. games under their belt. Atelling statistic during 2007 was that on several occasions weplayed opposing Clubs with more than 1,000 games of A.F.L.experience in their team, more often than not the Box HillHawks team had less than 100 games of A.F.L. experience.

The Board anticipated these issues and determined that theClub needed to recruit some experienced Footballers for 2007to be competitive. A new financial structure was negotiatedwith Hawthorn’s Football Department and the player budgetwas set at 93% of the V.F.L. salary cap, far and away thehighest in my nineteen years involvement with the Club. Theresulting recruiting drive met with limited success; we were ableto entice Nick Smith (ex-Melbourne), Kris Shore (ex-Kangaroos)and Matthew Ball (ex-Hawthorn) to sign with the Box HillHawks. In the case of Matthew Ball, we knew that he wouldonly be able to give us half a season due to overseas studycommitments, but the prospect of him becoming the first BoxHill player in eight years to achieve the milestone of 100 Seniorgames convinced us that signing him was the right thing to do.

Aside from the players that we were able to recruit, we naturallyhoped that further improvement from the existing Box HillHawks listed players would help us to climb the ladder,particularly from those who had carried our Reserves team tothe 2006 Premiership. From my perspective the lack ofdevelopment in many of these players was one of the greatdisappointments of the season. Of the twenty-two players whoplayed in the victorious Grand Final team, only five played morethan five Senior games in 2007 – Marcus Crook, StevenDaniher, Richard Eva, Sam Gibson and Evan Johnson.

Our off-season optimism of an improved season in 2007 wasshattered by a 21-goal defeat in our opening game againstCasey. From then on the Senior team was never able to gainany momentum or consistent winning form. For long periods inmost games we were competitive; a frequent occurrenceunderlining our inexperience was a loss by four or five goalswith the team conceding the winning margin during a ten orfifteen minute lapse.

Victories over the minor Premier (Sandringham) and eventualPremier (Geelong) showed the Box Hill Hawks was not devoidof talent, however, we were only able to manage two wins anda draw from the other sixteen matches. Our lack of midfield runwas underlined by the fact that only one match was won on ourM.C.G. sized home ground; included in our losses at City Ovalwere unforgivable performances against wooden-spoonerTasmania and stand-alone Frankston. Our lack of goal scoringfirepower was a major Achilles heel with our only score duringthe season of more than 100 points being achieved in the dyingminutes of the final game.

Our Reserves team enjoyed another consistent season, reachingthe Finals for a third consecutive year. Unfortunately the teamwas not able to repeat the heroics of 2006, bowing out in a high-standard and high-scoring Elimination Final. I believe that wehave made significant advances in recent years rebuilding thedepth of the Box Hill Hawks list. My concern is how we go aboutenticing the right players to our Club to fill the first six or so placeson our list. These players need to be good enough to be on anA.F.L. list, must be team leaders and role models to the Box HillHawks and Hawthorn listed players and their skills mustcompliment the contingent of A.F.L. listed players that willregularly be part of our Senior team. Clearly recruiting and theway we attract these types of players to the Box Hill Hawks arethe areas that need to be addressed and the Board is fullyfocused on working with the Football department to ensure thatthe best possible outcomes are achieved in these areas.

I congratulate all our trophy winners in 2007, particularly ourClub Champion, Nick Smith, who in his first year with the BoxHill Hawks fully lived up to the reputation that he brought to ourClub earned as an A.F.L. player and V.F.L. Premiership player.I also congratulate and acknowledge the achievement ofMatthew Ball who became the first Box Hill Hawks player in theeight years since the restructuring of the V.F.L. competition toreach the wonderful milestone of 100 Senior games for ourClub. A dual Box Hill Hawks Club Champion and Premiershipplayer, his class and place as one of our all-time elite playerswas underlined when he finished as Runner-Up Club Championthis year despite only playing in the first ten games. All Box HillHawks supporters like to dream that he again play for us afterreturning from overseas, if not, we have all been fortunate towitness one of the great playing careers for our Club.

The Board had not yet completed its review of 2007 whenDamien Christensen advised us that he would not seekreappointment as Senior Coach for a third season. On behalfof all at the Club, I thank Damien for his contribution during adifficult phase of Box Hill’s and Hawthorn’s list development.As I said at our Presentation Night in acknowledging Damien’sefforts, my hope is that his legacy at the Box Hill Hawks is thatmany of the young players he has blooded over the past twoyears will become integral in our Club’s next push to the upperrungs of the V.F.L. ladder. I also thank our Reserves Coach,Kevin Tibaldi, who is departing the Club to take on a seniorcoaching role in the Eastern Football League. Kevin has madea significant contribution to our Club in two stints and, of course,is one of the few people in our long history that can claim thehonour of being a Premiership coach.

I am delighted to confirm that the Club has appointed BarryMitchell as Senior Coach for the 2008 Season. Barry hasimpeccable credentials as V.F.L. coach, having been anassistant coach at Carlton for five years and Senior Coach ofthe Northern Bullants during the past four seasons. We areconfident that he is the right man to lead the Box Hill Hawksback into Finals contention in the very near future.

Off the field, the Club has experienced another most satisfactoryyear. Our fifth consecutive operating profit, with the past twoyears each producing profits of in excess of $30,000, was anoutstanding achievement, particularly when it is considered thatthese results have been achieved without one cent of gamingincome. In recent years we have developed a business modelthat works and full credit must be given to Andrew Pirchan andBob Lyford who are charged with the responsibility of carrying outthe Board’s policies. I have said it in this Report before, but weas a Club are extremely fortunate to have two such competentadministrators looking after our day-to-day operations.

The other outstanding aspect of 2007 was the completion byWhitehorse Council of three more significant projects at Box HillCity Oval of total value well in excess of $1,000,000. A long-term goal was achieved when the Cricket practice wickets wereremoved from the playing arena. Having to play away fromhome for the first three rounds of the season was a very smallprice to pay for such an outstanding improvement to the CityOval playing surface that will provide enormous benefit to ourClub for years to come.


In Bolton Park, Council also installed a filtration plant andunderground water tanks of 1,000,000 Litre capacity to collectstormwater from City Oval buildings and surrounding streets tobe used for watering City Oval. In these days of drought andwater restrictions, this is an outstanding initiative that shouldensure that City Oval is always maintained in a standardbefitting of a State League venue.

Finally, Council upgraded the main spectator entrance atWhitehorse Road with two ticket boxes and expanded carparking, both from a visual and functional consideration amagnificent improvement to our home ground. The “Ron andBarbara Gibbs Entrance” was officially opened by the Mayor,Cr. Koutras, on Anzac Day. The benefits were instantly felt asthe holiday crowd of 3,178 was admitted to the ground quicklyand efficiently without any of the queuing problems experiencedin the past when we have hosted big crowds. Personally, it wasa privilege to take part in the naming ceremony and to join withthe entire local community that thanked Barbara Gibbs and herfamily for their decades of service to our Club, tinged with a littlesadness that Ron Gibbs is no longer with us to receive such arichly deserved honour.

On behalf of all associated with the Box Hill Hawks FootballClub, I sincerely thank Whitehorse Council for their magnificentsupport and for sharing our vision of making Box Hill City Oval aVictorian showpiece for community sport. I am delighted tonote that Council has included a capital works allocationtotalling $600,000 in its 2007/2008 and 2008/2009 budgetstowards the construction of the long-planned new pavilion andclubrooms at City Oval. In conjunction with $700,000 offered byFootball stakeholders (A.F.L. Victoria, Hawthorn Football Cluband the Box Hill Hawks Football Club), there is now a realisticprospect that this project will be funded and completed in theforeseeable future. A momentous achievement was reached inMarch this year when this Club was able to sign an agreementwith the Box Hill Cricket Club for the future development of BoxHill City Oval and on-going sharing arrangements for the venue.We still have some issues to resolve with Council, in particularthe terms of a long-term lease City Oval that would enable therelease of funding from Football stakeholders, but we havecertainly made much progress during the past year.

Another highlight during the year that recognised great service tothe Box Hill Hawks Football Club was the unfurling of the 2006V.F.L. Reserve Grade Premiership pennant by Life Member,Elaine Brown. Elaine has been a great worker for and friend ofthis Club for three decades and rarely, if ever, misses a Box HillHawks match, so it was most appropriate that she was accordedthe honour of unfurling our first ever Reserve Grade flag.

At a strategic level, clearly the most difficult issue for the V.F.L.competition and its member Clubs to deal with during 2007 wasthe A.F.L.’s National Review of Second Tier Football. Aftermeandering along for over eighteen months, a Review Panelwas appointed in February. It quickly became apparent that theterm “National” was a misnomer, the review was really Victorianbased, in particular, of the V.F.L. and T.A.C. Cup competitions.

Fuelled by public comments by coaches of Melbourne-basedA.F.L. Clubs, much of the publicity surrounding the Review wasunhelpful, disrespectful and damaging to the V.F.L. competition.Speculation about the resurrection of the A.F.L. Reservescompetition, the demise of many existing alignments and evensome V.F.L. Clubs created much uncertainty and impactedadversely on the relationship between V.F.L. Clubs and theirmajor stakeholders, in particular, local Councils and sponsors.

Much of the media comment that surrounded the Reviewreminded me of the old truism that if an untruth is repeatedoften enough then everyone will believe it. The view expressedrepeatedly was that Melbourne based A.F.L. Clubs aredisadvantaged compared with their interstate rivals as they losecontrol over their players’ development in the V.F.L. system andthat V.F.L. Clubs are too focused on winning rather than playerdevelopment to the detriment of A.F.L. listed players. In fact,Melbourne based A.F.L. Clubs exert much more influence overthe operation of the V.F.L. competition through alignmentpartnerships than their interstate rivals fielding players in theW.A.F.L. or S.A.N.F.L. could ever dream of.

I challenge anyone to name one A.F.L. listed player who’sdevelopment has been sacrificed by a V.F.L. coach on the altarof four V.F.L. Premiership points. Certainly there is no problemwith the standard of the V.F.L. competition, which has regularlydefeated the W.A.F.L. and S.A.N.F.L in recent years, in 2007thrashing the W.A.F.L. by 20 goals.

The recommendations of the Second Tier Review committee,when released in late-July, included a reaffirmation that regionalState-based leagues are a preferable model to a national A.F.L.Reserves competition and that alignments between A.F.L. andV.F.L. Clubs will remain a key component of the Second Tierstructure. Furthermore, it advocated full integration betweenV.F.L. and T.A.C. Cup Clubs to create strong regional talentpathways and focussed investment to improve regional talentdevelopment structures.

These recommendations are supported by this Club which webelieve, if properly implemented, will further enhance the roleplayed by the V.F.L. competition as part of the talent pathway.However, of great concern are recent indications by the A.F.L.that it wishes to replace the independent Board of A.F.L. Victoriawith an A.F.L.-appointed advisory panel. I believe that Football inthis State must retain its independence and autonomy from thenationally focused A.F.L. if it is to flourish at all levels.

In the tumult that surrounded the A.F.L. Second Tier Review, itsays a lot that the Hawthorn – Box Hill Hawks partnership wasone of the very few alignments about which there was nomedia speculation regarding its demise. I am pleased to saythat, after eight years, the relationship is as strong as ever. Iacknowledge the support of the President of the HawthornFootball Club, Hon. Jeff Kennett, and key staff members; IanRobson (Chief Executive), Mark Evans (General ManagerFootball Operations), Terry Dillon (Chief Operating Officer) andGlenn Thornton (Financial Accountant) who were againavailable to assist our Club wherever possible.

To the businesses that generously support the Box Hill HawksFootball Club, I again express our sincere gratitude. We arefortunate to a number of long-term sponsors who are bothgenerous and enthusiastic about their involvement with thisClub. In particular I acknowledge our Major Sponsor, BudgetCar and Truck Rental. A full listing of all those businesses andorganisations that support our Club is on the inside front coverof this Annual Report.

I thank my fellow Box Hill Hawks Directors for their efforts andcontribution towards the smooth operation of the Club. I saywithout hesitation that the Club’s present administration is thebest that I have been part of during my association with theClub. In particular I acknowledge Jim Conway, now officiallymy Vice-President, for deputising for me on occasions when Iwas unavailable and Peter Rowsthorn who, after contributingstrongly to the Board for the past four years, has advised thathe will be standing down at the end of the year.

To our support staff and volunteers, thank you once again foryour efforts. This Club would not be able to function with outyou. It is interesting to note, from the Staff List on page 2 of thisAnnual Report, that we have considerably more off-field helpersthan players. Each and every one of you do your part to makethe Box Hill Hawks Football Club the professional State LeagueClub that it is today.

Finally, I thank the Box Hill Hawks Football Club’s Membersand Directors for once again granting me the honour of beingPresident of this great Club. It is daunting to know that a sixthyear in 2008 will make me this Club’s third longest servingPresident. While I must be honest with everyone and state thatI really believe that I am closer to the end of my Presidencythan the start, I am happy to serve for another year if that is thewill of our Members and Directors. To all, my best wishes for avery Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year in2008.

John UrePresident


General Manager’s ReportThis season panned out as one of the most challenging I havefaced since commencing my role at the Box Hill Hawks FootballClub in December 2001.

Following the disappointment of not qualifying for the V.F.L.Senior Finals Series in 2006 (the first time since 1999),attracting new faces and new sponsors to the Club was alwaysgoing to be a daunting task.

However, the key to the Clubs’ ongoing off-field success hasbeen the solidarity of our existing sponsors. Whilst watchingthe Football might not have been a lot of fun of late, thenetworking and mingling with one another remains at an all timehigh.

We are fortunate at the Box Hill Hawks Football Club to havesuch a loyal band of sponsors who share a unique camaraderieand passion for the Club and I wish to thank each and everyone of them.

A particular mention must go to Paul Wheelton from our MajorSponsor, Budget Car and Truck Rental. Paul has supported theClub for many years and I am pleased to announce that he hasextended his Major Sponsorship with the Club for a fifth year inseason 2008. Paul’s support, however, extends well beyondhis sponsorship. In addition to attending almost everyPresident’s Luncheon with guests, Paul also supports all theClub’s Major Functions, which was highlighted by the seventables of guests that he brought along to our Dinner Auction thisyear. On behalf of everybody involved with this Club, thank youPaul for your invaluable support.

Thank you also to Dr. Peter Hughes from our Major CommunityPartner, Epworth Eastern, and our other Major Support Sponsorsin Bartercard Melbourne North, Box Hill Institute, Deer ParkEngineering and Wadham Park. Without your support, this Clubwould not be able to maintain its status as one of the mostprofessional clubs on and off the field in the V.F.L.

I would also like to welcome our newest sponsors to the Club in2007 season in Beetle Branding, Van Go Coffee Australia,Nunawading Toyota, IAS Sports Bet and Peter Bailey andAssociates. Thank you for joining us. We hope we can buildon our already good working business relationship in seasonsto come.

As you would be aware, this is the first time in many years theGeneral Manager’s Report has been incorporated in the AnnualReport so mentioning new sponsors is something that I wish tocontinue in years to come.

I am pleased to announce that our Coterie Group, The VicePresident’s Club, has reached an all time high of sixteenmembers.

This exclusive membership group is made up of a band ofinterested business people and supporters who not only assistthe Box Hill Hawks Football Club financially, but also have avested interest in growing the group to help strengthen the Cluboff the field. Thank you to all 16 Vice President’s Clubmembers listed below:

Mr. Ian Campbell Mr. Rob Collier Mr. Jim Conway Mr. Greg Cook Mr. Martin Cowling Ms. Margaret Hendy Mr. Mark Lisle Mr. Chris Moore Mr. Peter Papos Mr. Tony Pinwill Mr. David Platt Mr. Martin Ralston Mr. Peter Rowsthorn Mr. Tony Tsourdalakis Mr. John Ure Mr. Bill White

Our aim in 2008 is to grow this Coterie Group to over twentymembers so feel free to contact the Club if you would like toreceive further information.

The four official Club functions of 2007 all ran smoothly andwere a success in their own right.

The Jumper Presentation Night at Hawthorn Receptions,Players and Officials Ball at Crown Casino and Vote Count andPresentation Night at Albert By The Lake were all well attendedand enjoyed thoroughly by guests.

The Annual Dinner Auction, also held at Hawthorn Receptions,was by far the most successful fundraising event ever held inmy time at the Box Hill Hawks Football Club. The functionraised an amazing $65,000, almost double what we haveachieved in the past. This was thanks largely to the increasednumber of guests and better quality of auction items.

I must say, organising the Annual Dinner Auction is somethingthat I do not look forward to. However, when so many of oursupporters and members thoroughly enjoy the event, it iscertainly worth the effort. I want to personally thank our DinnerAuction Sub-Committee of Jim Conway, Greg Cook, SamKoulis and Mike Watson whom without their support, theAuction would not have been as successful as it was.

We must also thank everybody who attended the event as wellas all the kind sponsors who kindly donated their product orservices to assist the Club in its fundraising efforts.

To all the players and their partners, thank you for your supportthroughout the year. Your attendance at all our Club functions iscrucial and, without your loyal support, I do not think this Clubwould be where it is today.

Also, a big thank you to all the players’ parents. Your support ofyour sons by attending our various functions is very muchappreciated and helps form the close knit culture that footballclubs like ours so desperately require.

I extend my extreme gratitude to all Football and match daystaff and volunteers of the Club. Without your support, wewould not be able to function properly so thank you for turningup at training and matches week in - week out to help us out.

A special mention must go to outgoing Football Manager RicSprake. Ric has been involved with the Box Hill Hawks formany years now and has been a tremendous support to mepersonally and to many people other around the Club, so thankyou for always being there. I am glad to hear Ric will continue ina small Match Day Role next year and not be lost to the Clubaltogether.

To our Administration Manager, Bob Lyford, thanks again foryet another enjoyable season. This was our sixth seasontogether at the Box Hill Hawks and I could not think of a betterperson to have spent all this time with. From day to dayadministration, the extra hours organising events, or the stressof home match days, Bob has always been there representingthe Club with pride and we are extremely fortunate to have sucha capable person working within our structure.

Finally, to the Board of Directors, thank you for your guidanceand support throughout the season. I have learnt manyimportant lessons about running an organisation and abusiness from you and it is a pleasure to lead the Club underyour direction.

Andrew PirchanGeneral Manager


Community Partnerships

In 2007 the Box Hill Hawks Football Club embarked on a newand exciting programme, extending its involvement within thelocal community by aligning itself with specific not-for-profitorganisations and forming Community Partnerships.

A review of our previous community involvement identified thatthe Club had supported and participated in numerouscommunity based charity events for many years. However, ourapproach in the past was completely ad-hoc, driven by variousrequests at hand and, as such, focused outcomes were notachieved and there was little broader knowledge or recognitionof our community participation.

The purpose of the Club aligning with key charities was so thatwe could be pro-active rather than reactive in developingmeaningful community partnerships. Instead of spreading ourwings far and wide throughout the community and thereforediluting our efforts, we could focus on a smaller numberprogrammes developed in conjunction with selected CommunityPartners, therefore achieving far better results.

The main criteria in selecting these organisations were that theywere locally based and that their activities and involvementwithin the community did not conflict with one another. The BoxHill Hawks Football Club’s Community Partners during 2007were the Whitehorse Community Chest, Epworth EasternHospital, Reach Out For Kids and Life Education.

All in all, the Box Hill Hawks Football Club is delighted with thesuccess of its inaugural Community Partnerships programme in2007 and looks forward to increasing its involvement with thesegroups in the coming years.

An overview of the activities undertaken with our CommunityPartners during 2007 is as follows:

Life EducationLife Education aims to empower young people to make safeand informed decisions about drugs and their health. Facilitatedby specialist educators, who use innovative and interactiveteaching strategies, Life Education develops young people’s lifeskills, knowledge and confidence.

Reaching approximately 200,000 children and 18,000 familieseach year through family and school-based programs, LifeEducation is the largest independent, not-for-profit drugeducation organisation in Australia.

After an extremely successful Life Education Community Daylast season, the Club is again looking at ways to support LifeEducation in a pro-active manner in 2008.

Reach Out For KidsReach Out For Kids’ (ROK) mission is to enhance the quality oflife for children, young people, and families in the localcommunity. The organisation provides strength-based supportin the form of expert advice or information and counselling. Agroup service is also offered that promotes enhancing the wellbeing of children.

The Club held a ROK Day at Box Hill City Oval on Saturday 25th

August for its final home game of the season against Werribee.The purpose of the day was to simply educate sponsors andsupporters on the various programs ROK has to offer.

In addition, the Club also supported ROK’s major fundraiser, itsDinner Auction, by attending as well as donating some items.

Whitehorse Community ChestThe Whitehorse Community Chest has been supporting lessfortunate citizens in the Whitehorse area for over forty-fiveyears. The donations that it receives from the local communityare distributed to over seventy different charities andcommunity organisations active amongst the local community,including St. Vincent de Paul, the Red Cross, the Child andFamily Care Network and the Cerebral Palsy Education Centre.

To help spread the word about the organisation’s Annual DoorKnock Appeal, the Club held a Whitehorse Community ChestDay at Box Hill City Oval on Saturday 12th May for the ABC TVMatch of the Day played against the Northern Bullants.

In addition to the exposure gained on the day, the Club alsodonated one-quarter of the day’s gate takings directly to theWhitehorse Community Chest Appeal.

Epworth Eastern HospitalEpworth Eastern, a major acute campus within the EpworthHealthcare Group, has been open since June 2005. The facilityhas 223 beds with a principle focus on Cardiac, Vascular,Orthopaedics, Oncology, Urology, Endoscopy and GeneralSurgery. Epworth Eastern has state-of-the-art equipment, digitaloperating suites, a computerised medication administrationsystem and best of all private rooms with caring medical staff.

This year, the Box Hill Hawks Football Club assisted theHospital in preparing a programme titled “Epworth Eastern, BoxHill Victoria – how we became part of our Community”.

At the prestigious Australian Private Hospitals Awardsceremony held on 22nd October 2007, the programme beat anumber of high quality nominees to receive a Major Award inthe category of “Community Involvement”. The Box Hill HawksFootball Club sincerely congratulates all involved at EpworthEastern for this fine achievement.

Home Ground Attendances

Round Date Opponent OfficialCrowd

4 Wednesday, 25th April Coburg Tigers 3,1786 Saturday, 12th May Northern Bullants 1,1318 Saturday, 2nd June Williamstown 1,628

11 Sunday, 24th June Frankston 1,85513 Sunday, 8th July Port Melbourne 1,18214 Saturday, 14th July Tasmania 92218 Sunday, 12th August Sandringham 1,01120 Saturday, 25th August Werribee 863

Total Attendance 11,770

Average Attendance 1,471


Appreciation

The Box Hill Hawks Football Club gratefully acknowledges thefollowing persons and organisations for their assistance andsupport during 2007:

- Mr. Peter Schwab (Chief Executive Officer), Mr. BobTregear (Chairman) and the Board of Directors of A.F.L.Victoria.

- Mr. Martin Stillman (General Manager), Mr. Stephen Smith(Financial Controller) and the staff of the Victorian FootballLeague.

- The Councillors and Officers of the City of Whitehorse.

- The staff of the Hawthorn Football Club Ltd: Mr. IanRobson (Chief Executive), Mr. Terry Dillon (ChiefOperating Officer) and Mr. Glenn Thornton (FinancialAccountant).

- The Committee of the Box Hill Cricket Club.

Congratulations

The President and Directors of the Box Hill Hawks FootballClub Limited sincerely congratulate the following Clubs on theirachievements in 2007:

- The Geelong Football Club for winning the V.F.L.Premiership.

- The Coburg Tigers, Williamstown, North Ballarat,Sandringham, Port Melbourne, Casey Scorpions andBendigo Bombers Football Clubs for participating in theV.F.L. Finals Series.

- The Coburg Tigers Football Club for winning the V.F.L.Reserve Grade Premiership.

- The Coburg Tigers Football Club for winning the V.F.L.Club Championship.

- The Vermont Football Club for winning the E.F.L. DivisionOne Premiership.

- All Clubs in the eastern suburbs that won Premierships.

Obituary

The Box Hill Hawks Football Club extends its sinceresympathies to those Members and friends of the Club whohave lost dear ones during the year and notes with regret thepassing of the following persons:

- Mrs. Glenys Bruce (wife of Life Member, Mr. Don Bruce).

- Mr. Bill Window (long-standing Club Member; husband ofLife Member, Mrs. Betty Window).

Directors Attendances at Meetings

The Board of Directors of the Box Hill Hawks Football ClubLimited met on eleven occasions during the twelve monthsbetween 1st November, 2006 and 31st October, 2007.

Directors' attendances at these meetings were:

Meetings EligibleAttended to Attend

Collier, Robert 11 11Conway, James 10 11Cook, Greg 10 11Evans, Mark 10 11Koulis, Sam 10 11Lisle, Mark 7 11Ralston, Martin 6 11Rowsthorn, Peter 10 11Ure, John 10 11

Date of meeting: 22nd November 2006In attendance: Collier ; Cook ; Evans ; Koulis ; Lisle ;

Ralston ; Rowsthorn ; Ure (Chairman)

Date of meeting: 20th December 2006In attendance: Collier ; Conway (Chairman) ; Cook ; Evans ;

Koulis ; Rowsthorn

Date of meeting: 28th February 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Cook ; Evans ; Koulis ;

Lisle ; Ralston ; Ure (Chairman)

Date of meeting: 28th March 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Evans ; Koulis ; Lisle


Date of meeting: 18th April 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Cook ; Evans ; Koulis ;

Lisle ; Rowsthorn ; Ure (Chairman)

Date of meeting: 30th May 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Cook ; Evans ;

Rowsthorn ; Ure (Chairman)

Date of meeting: 27th June 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Cook ; Evans ; Koulis ;

Lisle ; Rowsthorn ; Ure (Chairman)

Date of meeting: 25th July 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Cook ; Evans ; Koulis ;


Date of meeting: 29th August 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Cook ; Evans ; Koulis ;

Lisle ; Ralston ; Rowsthorn ; Ure (Chairman)

Date of meeting: 3rd October 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Cook ; Koulis ;

Rowsthorn ; Ure (Chairman)

Date of meeting: 31st October 2007In attendance: Collier ; Conway ; Cook ; Evans ; Koulis ;

Lisle ; Ralston ; Rowsthorn ; Ure (Chairman)


Seniors Match ResultsRound One – Bye

Round Two – AwayBox Hill Hawks 0.4 3.7 6.7 7.10( 52)Casey Scorpions 5.4 12.8 20.9 28.13(181)

Goals: M. Little 4 ; N. Smith ; S. Gibson ; J. HolmesBest: M. Ball ; M. Little ; R. Eva ; Z. Dawson ; J. Thurgood ;J. Holmes

Round Three – AwayBox Hill Hawks 5.2 8.3 9.5 10. 8( 68)Port Melbourne 3.5 8.7 12.14 15.17(107)

Goals: B. Muston 3 ; B. Renouf 2 ; M. Little ; S. Gibson ;L. Markovic ; B. Dowler ; L. BarkerBest: J. Kennedy ; Z. Dawson ; M. Ball ; J. Holmes ; K. Height ;T. Murphy

Round Four – HomeBox Hill Hawks 1.5 3.6 6.10 7.14( 56)Coburg Tigers 6.3 10.4 15.7 20. 9(129)

Goals: M. Little 3 ; G. Moss ; J. Cook ; S. Gibson ; B. RenoufBest: S. Gibson ; Z. Dawson ; K. Shore ; M. Little ; G. Moss ;B. Renouf

Round Five – AwayBox Hill Hawks 2.7 7.12 9.15 13.17( 95)Tasmania 2.2 5.2 8.8 12.10( 82)

Goals: J. Cook 3 ; M. Little 2 ; S. Gibson 2 ; K. Shore 2 ;D. Bull ; J. Morton ; B. Dowler ; L. McEnteeBest: K. Height ; N. Smith ; J. Kennedy ; Z. Dawson ;J. Holmes ; J. Morton

Round Six – HomeBox Hill Hawks 2.1 5.4 7.8 13. 9( 87)Northern Bullants 5.6 8.8 11.11 13.15( 93)

Goals: M. Little 3 ; S. Gibson 3 ; J. Roughead 2 ; J. Cook ;B. Dowler ; J. Smith ; K. Shore ; S. DaniherBest: Z. Dawson ; K. Height ; J. Roughead ; S. Gibson ;J. Smith ; N. Smith

Round Seven – AwayBox Hill Hawks 4.2 6.4 10.5 14. 7( 91)Geelong 2.6 3.13 6.19 9.22( 76)

Goals: M. Thorp 6 ; K. Shore 2 ; X. Ellis 2 ; M. Ball ;R. Vandenberg ; B. Muston ; G. MossBest: N. Smith ; K. Height ; M. Thorp ; Z. Dawson ; M. Ball ;S. Daniher

Round Eight – HomeBox Hill Hawks 2.1 4.5 6.7 10.10( 70)Williamstown 5.3 8.5 13.7 16.10(106)

Goals: J. Roughead 4 ; M. Ball ; K. Shore ; M. Little ; D. Bull ;J. Kennedy ; G. MossBest: J. Roughead ; N. Smith ; Z. Dawson ; T. Murphy ;J. Thurgood ; M. Ball

Round Nine – AwayBox Hill Hawks 3.2 8.3 10.6 12. 8( 80)Bendigo Bombers 4.3 8.5 13.9 22.10(142)

Goals: M. Thorp 3 ; M. Little 2 ; B. Renouf 2 ; S. Daniher ;B. Dowler ; R. Eva ; J. Kennedy ; G. MossBest: B. Renouf ; K. Shore ; N. Smith ; B. Muston ; T. Murphy ;T. Tuck

Round Ten – AwayBox Hill Hawks 8.4 11.5 12.8 12.11( 83)Sandringham 2.2 6.9 7.14 8.20( 68)

Goals: M. Thorp 4 ; M. Little 2 ; A. Marguccio ; R. Breese ;S. Gibson ; T. Tuck ; L. McEntee ; G. MossBest: J. Kennedy ; B. Renouf ; M. Thorp ; R. Breese ;J. Thurgood ; N. Smith

Round Eleven – HomeBox Hill Hawks 3.3 5.6 8.11 9.11( 65)Frankston 3.2 7.7 8.8 14.12( 96)

Goals: M. Thorp 3 ; M. Little 2 ; K. Shore ; B. Dowler ;B. Muston ; B. RenoufBest: M. Ball ; K. Height ; B. Muston ; M. Thorp ; K. Shore ;J. Thurgood

Round Twelve – AwayBox Hill Hawks 4.5 7.5 9.8 11. 8( 74)Werribee 3.0 7.8 9.15 16.19(115)

Goals: M. Little 4 ; K. Shore 3 ; B. Dowler 2 ; B. Weinert ;S. GibsonBest: T. Tuck ; K. Height ; K. Shore ; M. Little ; D. Jacobs ;L. McEntee

Round Thirteen – HomeBox Hill Hawks 3.4 4.10 8.13 11.16( 82)Port Melbourne 1.4 2.8 4.12 5.14( 44)

Goals: K. Shore 3 ; S. Gibson 2 ; M. Little ; B. Dowler ;M. Crook ; B. Muston ; B. Renouf ; J. KennedyBest: K. Shore ; N. Smith ; T. Tuck ; J. Kennedy ; R. Breese ;S. Hill

Round Fourteen – HomeBox Hill Hawks 3.2 6.4 8.6 12. 9( 81)Tasmania 4.4 8.7 12.9 16.11(107)

Goals: M. Little 4 ; B. Dowler 2 ; K. Shore ; S. Gibson ;T. Murphy ; M. Crook ; B. Muston ; B. RenoufBest: M. Little ; K. Height ; R. Breese ; Z. Dawson ; T. Tuck ;B. Muston

Round Fifteen – AwayBox Hill Hawks 2.1 6.1 7.2 10. 3( 63)Coburg Tigers 3.0 5.7 9.9 15.11(101)

Goals: B. Dowler 3 ; K. Shore 2 ; S. Gibson ; J. Kennedy ;B. Renouf ; L. McEntee ; R. BreeseBest: D. Bull ; B. Renouf ; R. Vandenberg ; N. Smith ;J. Kennedy ; Z. Dawson

Round Sixteen – Bye

Round Seventeen – AwayBox Hill Hawks 1.6 5.11 9.14 10.15( 75)North Ballarat 3.2 9.4 11.6 16.10(106)

Goals: B. Dowler 2 ; B. Muston 2 ; B. Renouf 2 ; M. Little ;M. Thorp ; N. Smith ; K. ShoreBest: J. Thurgood ; M. Crook ; D. Bull ; R. Eva ; B. Muston ;R. O’Sullivan

Round Eighteen – HomeBox Hill Hawks 0.2 2.6 4.8 5.12( 42)Sandringham 4.2 5.4 13.7 13.10( 88)

Goals: D. Bull ; X. Ellis ; B. Dowler ; M. Thorp ; J. KennedyBest: L. Markovic ; J. Thurgood ; B. Renouf ; D. Bull ; T. Tuck ;M. Thorp

Round Nineteen – AwayBox Hill Hawks 3.1 8.3 10.4 14. 4( 88)Frankston 3.5 8.9 10.13 12.16( 88)

Goals: B. Dowler 7 ; M. Little 2 ; C. Pedersen ; D. Jacobs ;B. Muston ; M. Osborne ; L. McEnteeBest: B. Dowler ; M. Little ; J. Thurgood ; T. Murphy ;B. Muston ; M. Osborne

Round Twenty – HomeBox Hill Hawks 4.1 5.6 10.8 16.14(110)Werribee 4.7 11.9 18.17 21.20(146)

Goals: C. Pedersen 3 ; M. Little 3 ; N. Smith 3 ; S. Gibson 2 ;R. Breese 2 ; M. Crook ; B. Dowler ; K. ShoreBest: T. Tuck ; J. Thurgood ; B. Renouf ; L. Markovic ;B. Muston ; M. Little


Reserves Match ResultsRound One – AwayBox Hill Hawks 9.4 13.6 16.12 20.14(134)Sandringham 3.3 8.9 10.11 12.15( 87)

Goals: J. Roughead 8 ; D. Bradshaw 3 ; M. Osborne 2 ;E. Johnson ; J. Thurgood ; T. Pollett ; J. Allan ;A. Marguccio ; S. Daniher ; L. McEntee.Best: M. Osborne ; J. Roughead ; J. Allan ; D. Marcius ;L. McEntee ; A. Quinn.

Round Two – AwayBox Hill Hawks 5.3 9.6 13.8 19.11(125)Casey Scorpions 1.4 7.11 8.13 9.16( 70)

Goals: L. Barker 4 ; J. Coombes 3 ; K. Batt 3 ; D. Bradshaw 2 ;K. Shore 2 ; C. Pedersen 2 ; E. Stone ; G. Conyers ;J. KennedyBest: L. Barker ; K. Shore ; D. Seehusen ; A. Quinn ;R. O’Sullivan ; M. Buchanan

Round Three – AwayBox Hill Hawks 1.1 6.7 10.9 15.12(102)Port Melbourne 4.5 6.8 16.9 19.14(128)

Goals: C. Pedersen 4 ; G. Conyers 2 ; G. Moss 2 ;D. Bradshaw ; K. Shore ; D. King ; S. Hill ; M. Stewart ;M. Robinson ; R. O’SullivanBest: G. Moss ; D. King ; J. Allan ; T. Armstrong ; C. Pedersen ;J. Coombes

Round Four – HomeBox Hill Hawks 5.5 7.7 10.9 13. 9( 87)Coburg Tigers 4.3 8.9 19.13 27.17(179)

Goals: D. Bradshaw 4 ; G. Conyers 2 ; A. Marguccio 2 ;M. Robinson 2 ; C. Pedersen ; L. Carey ; P. AugustinBest: S. Hill ; T. Armstrong ; P. Augustin ; A. Marguccio ;J. Coombes ; B. Muston

Round Five – Bye

Round Six – HomeBox Hill Hawks 1.1 4.6 11.13 17.18(120)Northern Bullants 0.6 1.8 2.9 5.13( 43)

Goals: K. Batt 4 ; C. Pedersen 2 ; M. Buchanan 2 ;B. Weinert 2 ; G. Conyers ; J. Allan ; M. Suckling ; M. Stewart ;A. Marguccio ; E. Johnson ; R. BreeseBest: B. Weinert ; P. Hassett ; J. Allan ; R. Breese ;B. Kelleher ; K. Batt

Round Seven – HomeBox Hill Hawks 5.1 13.2 18.6 21.10(136)Casey Scorpions 3.1 6.6 6.8 8.14( 62)

Goals: K. Batt 10 ; C. Pedersen 3 ; M. Buchanan 2 ;A. Marguccio ; B. Kelleher ; M. Stewart ; L. Barker ; T. Tuck ;E. StoneBest: K. Batt ; P. Hassett ; A. Marguccio ; C. Pedersen ;B. Weinert ; T. Tuck

Round Eight – HomeBox Hill Hawks 5.4 8.7 10.9 12.13( 85)Williamstown 1.3 3.8 8.10 17.11(113)Goals: K. Batt 4 ; B. Collins 3 ; J. Holmes 2 ; M. Buchanan ;A. Marguccio ; M. SucklingBest: K. Batt ; J. Holmes ; B. Kelleher ; T. Armstrong ;B. Collins ; M. Suckling

Round Nine – AwayBox Hill Hawks 4.3 7.6 8.18 11.15( 81)Bendigo Bombers 1.3 3.5 5.10 7.14( 56)

Goals: J. Cook 5 ; R. Breese 2 ; A. Marguccio ; D. King ;D. Marcius ; R. O’SullivanBest: B. Kelleher ; A. Marguccio ; M. Buchanan ; J. Cook ;R. Breese ; D. King

Round Ten – AwayBox Hill Hawks 3.6 6.7 9.10 12.11( 83)Sandringham 4.5 10.8 12.12 14.20(104)

Goals: J. Cook 3 ; G. Conyers 3 ; S. Hill 2 ; S. Daniher ;D. King ; D. Marcius ; B. CollinsBest: R. O’Sullivan ; D. Marcius ; P. Augustin ; B. Weinert ;D. King ; G. Conyers

Round Eleven – HomeBox Hill Hawks 3.4 7.5 11.9 15.10(100)Frankston 1.6 4.12 6.18 9.23( 77)

Goals: L. Barker 4 ; C. Pedersen 3 ; P. Hassett 2 ; M. Crook 2 ;B. Collins 2 ; J. Cook ; M. SucklingBest: L. Barker ; D. Marcius ; B. Neil ; C. Pedersen ; M. Crook ;M. Robinson

Round Twelve – AwayBox Hill Hawks 7.1 9.4 12.7 13. 8( 86)Werribee 0.4 4.13 9.15 12.22( 94)

Goals: K. Batt 5 ; L. Barker 2 ; J. Cook 2 ; A. Quinn ;L. Markovic ; B. Collins ; G. ConyersBest: R. Eva ; M. Crook ; K. Batt ; S. Hill ; M. Buchanan ;E. Stone

Round Thirteen – HomeBox Hill Hawks 1.1 4.2 9.3 13. 4( 82)Port Melbourne 4.5 7.8 10.12 11.16( 82)

Goals: K. Batt 4 ; M. Buchanan 2 ; J. Cook 2 ; C. Pedersen 2 ;A. Marguccio ; L. Barker ; B. NeilBest: L. Markovic ; D. Bull ; D. Seehusen ; B. Neil ; L. Barker ;R. O’Sullivan

Round Fourteen – HomeBox Hill Hawks 5.3 8.6 10.10 15.13(103)Casey Scorpions 2.4 8.5 10.8 12. 9( 81)

Goals: J. Cook 4 ; D. King 2 ; C. Pedersen 2 ; K. Batt 2 ;A. Marguccio ; D. Bull ; S. Hill ; L. Barker ; L. DaniherBest: E. Johnson ; B. Neil ; S. Daniher ; L. Markovic ;R. O’Sullivan ; D. Seehusen

Round Fifteen – AwayBox Hill Hawks 4.1 6.3 10.5 13. 9( 87)Coburg Tigers 1.1 4.6 8.10 12.16( 88)

Goals: C. Pedersen 3 ; M. Buchanan 3 ; A. Marguccio 2 ;D. Marcius ; G. Conyers ; J. Cook ; E. Stone ; L. BarkerBest: M. Buchanan ; D. Marcius ; A. Marguccio ; C. Pedersen ;L. Barker ; L. Carey

Round Sixteen – Bye

Round Seventeen – AwayBox Hill Hawks 0.1 0.2 2.3 5. 4( 34)North Ballarat 3.2 4.5 9.12 11.14( 80)

Goals: L. Barker 2 ; J. Cook ; M. Suckling ; B. KelleherBest: L. Markovic ; L. Carey ; D. Marcius ; E. Johnson ;L. Barker ; B. Kelleher

Round Eighteen – HomeBox Hill Hawks 3.3 9.6 12.9 16.13(109)Sandringham 3.9 5.11 5.14 9.18( 72)

Goals: J. Cook 3 ; A. Marguccio 3 ; D. King 2 ; G. Conyers 2 ;K. Batt 2 ; C. Pedersen ; M. Robinson ; M. Buchanan ; L. BarkerBest: M. Buchanan ; K. Batt ; A. Marguccio ; C. Pedersen ;D. King ; J. Holmes

Round Nineteen – AwayBox Hill Hawks 5.3 8.8 13.9 20.15(135)Frankston 4.0 8.2 13.5 15. 7( 97)

Goals: J. Cook 6 ; S. Gibson 5 ; L. Barker 4 ; M. Robinson 2 ;K. Batt 2 ; A. MarguccioBest: S. Gibson ; J. Cook ; T. Armstrong ; B. Neil ; L. Barker ;J. Coombes

Round Twenty – HomeBox Hill Hawks 3.4 7.5 14.9 21.13(139)Werribee 4.5 9.9 13.13 18.13(121)

Goals: J. Cook 5 ; A. Marguccio 4 ; D. Marcius 2 ; D. King 2 ;M. Robinson 2 ; L. Bailey 2 ; G. Conyers ; M. Buchanan ;E. Stone ; L. BarkerBest: A. Marguccio ; D. Marcius ; J. Cook ; S. Hill ;S. Sherwen ; M. Buchanan

Elimination Final – Trevor Barker Oval, SandringhamBox Hill Hawks 2.0 8.2 13.9 18.12(120)Williamstown 7.4 9.6 16.9 24.11(155)

Goals: A. Marguccio 4 ; G. Conyers 3 ; C. Hunter 2 ;D. Marcius 2 ; S. Hill 2 ; L. Barker 2 ; C. Pedersen ; M. Crook ;M. BuchananBest: L. Barker ; M. Crook ; M. Buchanan ; A. Marguccio ;D. Marcius ; G. Conyers


Seniors Player Statistics1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

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B Allan Jamie X 1 0 1 0B Ball Matthew X X X X X 1 1 X X X 10 2 102 23B Barker Luke 1 X 2 1 2 1B Breese Ryan 1 X X X X 1 X X X 2 10 4 15 6B Buchanan Micah X X X X 4 0 4 0B Bull Dale X X X 1 X X 1 X X X X 1 X X 14 3 26 6B Cook Jason 1 3 1 3 5 15 35B Coombes Joel X 1 0 1 0B Crook Marcus 1 1 X X X X 1 7 3 17 6B Daniher Steven X X X 1 X X 1 7 2 7 2H Dawson Zachary X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 15 0 42 3H Dowler Beau 1 X 1 1 X X 1 X 1 2 1 2 3 2 1 7 1 17 24 28 25H Ellis Xavier X 2 X 1 4 3 9 4B Eva Richard X X X X X X X 1 X X X X X X X X X 17 1 23 2H Gibson Samuel 1 1 1 2 3 X X X 1 X 1 2 1 1 2 15 16 29 23B Hassett Patrick X 1 0 7 0B Height Kristan X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 18 0 76 46B Hill Stuart X X 2 0 5 0B Holmes John 1 X X X X 5 1 8 2B Hunter Cameron X X 2 0 13 11H Jacobs Daniel X X X X X 1 6 1 7 1B Johnson Evan X X X X X X X 7 0 21 7B Kelleher Bradley X X X 3 0 13 0H Kennedy Joshua X X X X X 1 1 X X X 1 X 1 X 1 X X 17 5 17 5B King David X X X 3 0 14 14H Little Matthew 4 1 3 2 3 X 1 2 2 2 4 1 4 1 X 2 3 17 35 40 80H McEntee Luke X X X 1 X X X 1 X X X X 1 X 1 X 16 4 18 4B Marcius David X X X X 4 0 9 0B Marguccio Anthony 1 X X 3 1 22 10B Markovic Lukas X 1 X X X X 6 1 8 2H Morton Jarryd X X X 1 X X X X 8 1 8 1H Moss Garry 1 X 1 1 1 1 X X X X X X 12 5 12 5H Murphy Thomas X X X X X X X X 1 X X X X 13 1 32 10H Muston Beau X 3 X X 1 X X X 1 X 1 1 2 X 1 X 16 10 16 10B Neil Bradley X 1 0 1 0H Osborne Michael 1 1 1 41 24B O'Sullivan Rhys X X X 3 0 3 0B Pedersen Cameron 1 3 2 4 3 4B Pollett Tom X X 2 0 2 0H Renouf Brent X 2 1 X X X X 2 X 1 X 1 1 1 2 X X X 18 11 18 11H Roughead Jarryd 2 4 2 6 8 18B Shore Kris X 2 1 2 1 X X 1 3 3 1 2 1 X X 1 16 18 16 18H Smith Joel X 1 2 1 11 5B Smith Nicholas 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 X X 3 18 5 18 5H Suckling Matthew X X 2 0 2 0H Thorp Mitchell X 6 X 3 4 3 X 1 1 X X 11 18 11 18H Thurgood Joshua X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 14 0 45 0H Tuck Travis X X 1 X X X X X X X X 11 1 22 1H Vandenberg Richard 1 X X X X 5 1 17 5B Weinert Brendan 1 X 2 1 23 5

GAMES 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22HAWTHORN PLAYERS 8 11 9 12 13 15 15 13 13 12 13 12 14 12 14 13 12 11

BOX HILL PLAYERS 14 11 13 10 9 7 7 9 9 10 9 10 8 10 8 9 10 11GOALS 7 10 7 13 13 14 10 12 12 9 11 11 12 10 10 5 14 16 average 10.89

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B Allan Jamie 1 X X 1 X X X 7 2B Armstrong Troy X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 16 0B Augustin Peter X 1 X X X X 6 1B Bailey Leigh X X X X X X 2 7 2B Barker Luke X 4 1 X X 4 2 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 2 15 24B Batt Kurt X 3 X 4 10 4 X 5 4 2 X 2 2 X 14 36B Bradshaw Darren 3 2 1 4 4 10B Breese Ryan 1 X X 2 4 3B Buchanan Micah X X 2 2 1 X X 2 X 3 X 1 X 1 1 15 13B Bull Dale X X 1 3 1B Carey Lachlan 1 X X X X X X X X X X 11 1B Coff Adam X X 2 0H Collins Brett 3 X 1 2 1 5 7B Conyers Gary 1 2 2 1 X X 3 X 1 X 1 X 2 X 1 3 16 17B Cook Jason 5 3 1 2 2 4 1 1 3 6 5 11 33B Coombes Joel 3 X X X X X X X X X X X 12 3B Crook Marcus X X 2 X 1 5 3B Daniher Luke X 1 X X 4 1B Daniher Steven 1 X 1 X X X X X 8 2B Dickson Timothy X X X X 4 0B Eva Richard X 1 0H Gibson Samuel 5 1 5B Hassett Patrick X X X X X X 2 X X 9 2B Hill Stuart 1 X X X X X 2 X X 1 X X X X 2 15 6B Holmes John 2 X X X X 5 2B Hunter Cameron X X X X 2 5 2B Johnson Evan 1 X 1 X X X X X X X 10 2B Kelleher Bradley X X X X X 1 X X X X X 1 X X X X 16 2H Kennedy Joshua 1 1 1B King David X 1 X 1 1 X 2 2 X 2 10 9H McEntee Luke 1 1 1B Marcius David X X 1 1 X 1 X X X 2 2 11 7B Marguccio Anthony 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 4 4 13 23B Markovic Lukas X X X 1 X X X X X 9 1H Morton Jarryd X X 2 0H Moss Garry 2 1 2H Muston Beau X 1 0B Nance Casey X 1 0B Neil Bradley X X 1 X X X X X X 9 1H Osborne Michael 2 X 2 2B O'Sullivan Rhys X 1 X X X 1 X X X X X X X X 14 2B Pedersen Cameron 2 4 1 2 3 X X 3 X 2 2 3 X 1 1 15 24B Pollett Tom 1 1 1B Quinn Alistair X X X X X X 1 X X X 10 1B Robinson Matthew X 1 2 X X X X 1 2 2 X 11 8H Roughead Jarryd 8 1 8B Seehusen Daniel X X X X X X X X X X X 11 0B Sherwen Scott X X X X X X 6 0B Shore Kris X 2 1 3 3H Smith Joel X 1 0B Stewart Michael X 1 X 1 1 X X X X X 10 3B Stone Eric 1 X X X 1 X X X X X X 1 X X 1 X 16 4H Suckling Matthew 1 X 1 X X 1 X X 1 9 4H Thurgood Joshua 1 1 1H Tuck Travis X 1 2 1B Weinert Brendan X 2 X X X X X X X X X X X 13 2B Wilson Adam X X 2 0

GAMES 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22HAWTHORN PLAYERS 4 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 1

BOX HILL PLAYERS 18 21 21 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 22 22 21 21 22 20 21 21GOALS 20 19 15 13 17 21 12 11 12 15 13 13 15 13 5 16 20 21 18

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Trophy List

SeniorsClub Champion(Col Austen Perpetual Trophy): Nick SmithRunner-Up Club Champion: Matthew BallThird Place Club Champion: Joshua ThurgoodBest First Year Player: Rhys O’SullivanMost Courageous: Ryan BreeseMost Improved: Richard EvaBest Team Player: Kristan HeightLeading Goalkicker: Matthew Little

ReservesBest and Fairest: Luke BarkerRunner-Up Best and Fairest: Micah BuchananThird Place Best and Fairest: Kurt BattLeading Goalkicker: Kurt Batt

Player Milestones100 Senior Games: Matthew Ball

Special AwardsB.H.H.F.C. Leading Votes in JJ ListonMedal (President’s Perpetual Trophy): Beau MustonBest Clubman(A.P. Dickinson Memorial Trophy): Anthony MarguccioB.H.H.F.C. Directors’ Award for Service tothe Club (Ron Gibbs Memorial Trophy): Russell FirthTrainers’ Award: Cameron Pedersen

V.F.L. Medal Voting

J.J. Liston Medal – Senior Grade

Winner: James Byrne (Geelong Football Club) – 22 votes

Box Hill Hawks votes:7 - Beau Muston6 - Beau Dowler4 - Kristan Height3 - Mitch Thorp ; Jarryd Roughead ; Josh Kennedy2 - Zac Dawson ; Matthew Ball ; Nick Smith1 - Lukas Markovic ; Richie Vandenberg ; Travis Tuck

A. Todd Medal – Reserve Grade

Winner: Sam Dwyer (Port Melbourne Football Club) – 16 votes

Box Hill Hawks votes:7 - Micah Buchanan6 - Luke Barker ; David King ; Anthony Marguccio4 - Brendan Weinert3 - Sam Gibson ; Steven Daniher ; Kurt Batt ;

Jarryd Roughead ; David Marcius ; Brad Kelleher2 - Travis Tuck ; Patrick Hassett ; Michael Osborne ;

Marcus Crook ; Josh Kennedy ; John Holmes ;Jason Cook ; Garry Moss ; Evan Johnson

1 - Rhys O’Sullivan ; Ryan Breese ; Daniel Seehusen ;Beau Muston

V.F.L. Representation

Interstate Representative MatchCongratulations to Kristan Height and Nick Smith who played inthe V.F.L. Representative Team against the W.A.F.L. onSaturday 26th May, 2007. The V.F.L. 25.11(161) defeated theW.A.F.L. 5.12(42).

Under 23s “South” vs “North”Congratulations to Evan Johnson, Lukas Markovic and KrisShore who represented “South” in the match played betweenthe V.F.L. Under 23 “North” team and the V.F.L. Under 23“South” team played on Saturday 26th May, 2007.

Team of the YearCongratulations to Nick Smith who was selected on theinterchange bench in the 2007 TRU-Energy V.F.L. Team of theYear.

V.F.L. LaddersSenior Grade

P W L D F A % PT

Sandringham 18 15 3 0 2051 1549 132.4 60

Geelong 18 14 4 0 2139 1449 147.6 56

Coburg Tigers 18 13 5 0 1885 1602 117.7 52

Williamstown 18 10 6 2 1848 1543 120.0 44

North Ballarat 18 10 8 0 1793 1907 94.0 40

Casey Scorpions 18 9 8 1 1755 1677 104.7 38

Port Melbourne 18 8 9 1 1714 1889 90.7 34

Bendigo Bombers 18 8 10 0 1834 1703 107.7 32

Northern Bullants 18 8 10 0 1527 1644 92.9 32

Werribee 18 7 11 0 1894 1843 102.8 28

Frankston 18 6 11 1 1509 1739 86.8 26

Box Hill Hawks 18 4 13 1 1362 1875 72.6 18

Tasmania 18 2 16 0 1401 2292 61.1 8

Reserve GradeP W L D F A % PT

Coburg Tigers 18 15 3 0 2283 1270 180.0 60

Port Melbourne 18 14 3 1 1889 1528 123.6 58

Werribee 18 13 4 1 2236 1631 137.1 54

Williamstown 18 12 5 1 2049 1494 137.2 50

Box Hill Hawks 18 10 7 1 1828 1634 111.9 42

North Ballarat 18 9 8 1 1797 1553 115.7 38

Sandringham 18 8 10 0 1598 1900 84.1 32

Frankston 18 6 12 0 1573 1749 89.4 24

Casey Scorpions 18 3 14 1 1444 1947 74.2 14

Northern Bullants 18 3 15 0 1297 2163 60.0 12

Bendigo Bombers 18 3 15 0 1408 2533 55.6 12


Box Hill Hawks Football Club Information

Box Hill Football Club Formed: 1936Box Hill Football Club Joined Victorian Football Association: 1951Box Hill Football Club Joined Victorian Football League: 1996Box Hill Hawks Football Club Established: 2000

V.F.A. Finals Record (1951 to 1995):

First Division Finals Appearances: Premierships: —Runners Up: 1994Third: 1956, 1989, 1991Fourth: 1958, 1992

Second Division Finals Appearances: Premierships: 1984, 1986Runners Up: 1970Third: —Fourth: 1962, 1969

V.F.L. Finals Record (1996 to 2007): Premierships: 2001Runners Up: 2003Fourth: 2004Seventh: 2000, 2002Eighth: 2005

Overall V.F.A./V.F.L. Record: Games Played: 1079Won: 449Lost: 613Drawn: 17

Box Hill Winners of V.F.A. / V.F.L. Best and Fairests

1960 - Don Brown - J.J. Liston Medal (First Division)1961 - Doug Beasy - J.J. Liston Medal (First Division)1973 - Geoff Bryant - J. Field Medal (Second Division)1975 - Geoff Bryant - J. Field Medal (Second Division)1984 - Peter Nicholson - J. Field Medal (Second Division)2002 - Sam Mitchell - J.J. Liston Medal (V.F.L.)

Box Hill Leading V.F.A. / V.F.L. Goalkickers

1971 - Greg Barnett - 69 goals (Second Division)1984 - Dale Carroll - 110 goals (Second Division)

Most Goals by Box Hill Player in a V.F.A. / V.F.L. Game

12 goals - Paul Bolton vs Northcote - 198612 goals - Paul Bolton vs Frankston - 198711 goals - Gary Smith vs Caulfield - 197211 goals - Mark Kainey vs Sunshine - 198310 goals - Brett McNally vs Northcote - 198010 goals - Paul Bolton vs Sunshine - 198410 goals - Dale Carroll vs Oakleigh (Grand Final) - 198410 goals - Paul Bolton vs Moorabbin - 198610 goals - Darron Wilkinson vs Port Melbourne - 1994


Box Hill Hawks Football ClubRecord Against Other V.F.A. / V.F.L. Clubs – 1951 to 2007

played won lost drawn highest lowestPresent Clubs:-v- Bendigo1 13 9 4 — 24. 23( 167) (2001) 8. 8( 56) (2005)

-v- Coburg2 62 22 39 1 23. 16( 154) (1994) 5. 7( 37) (1996)

-v- Frankston 60 23 36 1 30. 13( 193) (2002) 3. 13( 31) (2005)

-v- Geelong 10 8 2 — 21. 20( 146) (2005) 10. 9( 69) (2006)

-v- North Ballarat 18 9 9 — 25. 13( 163) (2001) 4. 5( 29) (1998)

-v- Port Melbourne 55 15 40 — 26. 13( 169) (2006) 3. 4( 22) (1953)

-v- Preston3 54 27 25 2 26. 17( 173) (1992) 4. 8( 32) (1963)

-v- Sandringham 57 26 31 — 25. 20( 170) (1954) 5. 8( 38) (1961)

-v- Springvale4 44 19 25 — 28. 13( 181) (1983) 5. 5( 35) (1988)

-v- Tasmania 10 5 4 1 28. 22( 190) (2001) 9. 8( 62) (2006)

-v- Werribee 70 32 38 — 29. 24( 198) (1972) 3. 6( 24) (1996)

-v- Williamstown 72 21 48 3 25. 16( 166) (1978) 3. 16( 34) (1992)

Former Clubs:-v- Berwick 5 5 — — 34. 32( 236) (1986) 13. 22( 100) W (1983)

-v- Brighton5 25 18 7 — 27. 16( 178) (1960) 5. 10( 40) (1952)

-v- Brunswick6 46 12 34 — 35. 24( 234) (1991) 3. 6( 24) (1951)

-v- Camberwell 62 31 30 1 31. 26( 212) (1989) 5. 12( 42) (1951)

-v- Carlton 4 4 — — 18. 15( 123) (2002) 17. 12( 114) W (2000)17. 12( 114) W (2001)

-v- Caulfield 24 13 11 — 24. 15( 159) (1984) 8. 2( 50) (1973)

-v- Collingwood 1 1 — — 15. 19( 109) (2000) 15. 19( 109) W (2000)

-v- Dandenong7 22 10 12 — 24. 20( 164) (1986) 6. 10( 46) (1991)

-v- Essendon 3 1 2 — 18. 18( 126) (2001) 12. 10( 82) (2002)

-v- Geelong West 16 4 11 1 23. 17( 155) (1987) 5. 6( 36) (1964)

-v- Kilsyth 5 5 — — 36. 17( 233) (1984) 18. 17( 125) W (1982)

-v- Moorabbin 24 10 14 — 37. 20( 242) (1984) 3. 10( 28) (1954)

-v- Mordialloc 52 20 29 3 36. 18( 234) (1986) 4. 11( 35) (1976)

-v- Murray Kangaroos 5 5 — — 22. 13( 145) (2002) 13. 16( 94) W (2000)

-v- Northcote 56 15 41 — 36. 21( 237) (1984) 3. 7( 25) (1953)

-v- Oakleigh 48 20 28 — 32. 23( 215) (1984) 5. 1( 31) (1952)

-v- Prahran 36 16 17 3 23. 18( 156) (1986) 3. 10( 28) (1962)

-v- Richmond 1 1 — — 13. 16( 94) (2000) 13. 16( 94) W (2000)

-v- St Kilda 1 1 — — 13. 10( 88) (2000) 13. 10( 88) W (2000)

-v- Sunshine 47 19 27 1 44. 22( 286)H (1983) 2. 4( 16) L (1963)

-v- Traralgon 4 3 1 — 24. 12( 156) (1997) 7. 12( 54) (1997)

-v- Waverley 24 6 18 — 21. 27( 153) (1976) 5. 11( 41) (1962)6. 5( 41) (1981)

-v- Yarraville 43 13 30 — 26. 12( 168) (1982) 3. 10( 28) (1951)

TOTALS 1079 449 613 17

NOTES:1 Includes matches played against Bendigo Bombers 2003-20072 Includes matches played against Coburg-Fitzroy 2000 and Coburg Tigers 2001-20073 Includes matches played against Preston Knights 1996-1999 and Northern Bullants 2000-20074 Includes matches played against Scorpions 2005 and Casey Scorpions 2006-20075 Includes matches played against Brighton-Caulfield 1962-19646 Includes matches played against Brunswick-Broadmeadows 1990-19917 Includes matches played against Dandenong Redlegs 1993-1994H Denotes Record High ScoreL Denotes Record Low ScoreW Denotes Record Low Score against that Club was a Winning Score


Box Hill Hawks Football ClubSeason by Season V.F.A. / V.F.L. Record – 1951 to 2007

year played won lost drawn for against position

1951 20 — 19 1 1122 2340 14/141952 20 2 18 — 1228 1856 13/141953 20 7 13 — 1371 1703 10/141954 20 9 11 — 1582 1459 8/141955 20 10 10 — 1449 1559 7/14

● 1956 22 15 7 — 1528 1251 3/141957 20 11 9 — 1654 1506 7/14

● 1958 19 13 6 — 1552 1167 4/161959 20 8 12 — 1590 1623 10/161960 18 9 9 — 1381 1430 10/171961 22 3 18 1 1454 2276 10/10 (Div. One)

● 1962 17 9 8 — 1309 1329 4/8 (Div. Two)1963 16 9 6 1 1103 1078 5/9 (Div. Two)1964 18 4 14 — 1263 1487 8/8 (Div. Two)1965 16 6 8 2 1204 1434 6/9 (Div. Two)1966 18 9 7 2 1701 1465 5/10 (Div. Two)1967 18 6 12 — 1577 1805 8/10 (Div. Two)1968 17 3 14 — 1214 1611 10/10 (Div. Two)

● 1969 19 9 10 — 1720 2043 4/10 (Div. Two)● 1970 21 14 6 1 2323 2094 2/10 (Div. Two)

1971 18 8 10 — 2002 1845 5/10 (Div. Two)1972 18 6 12 — 1979 2099 7/10 (Div. Two)1973 18 — 18 — 1475 2568 10/10 (Div. Two)1974 18 4 14 — 1460 2190 9/10 (Div. Two)1975 18 1 17 — 1578 2229 10/10 (Div. Two)1976 18 6 12 — 1835 2392 9/10 (Div. Two)1977 18 — 18 — 1450 2889 10/10 (Div. Two)1978 18 1 16 1 1638 2606 10/10 (Div. Two)1979 18 3 15 — 1673 2710 9/10 (Div. Two)1980 18 1 17 — 1535 2623 10/10 (Div. Two)1981 18 2 16 — 1568 2777 9/10 (Div. Two)1982 18 10 8 — 2043 2128 5/10 (Div. Two)1983 18 11 6 1 2457 1695 5/12 (Div. Two)

● 1984 18 16 2 — 2974 1579 1/11 (Div. Two)1985 18 3 14 1 1616 2566 11/12 (Div. One)

● 1986 20 17 3 — 2742 1449 1/12 (Div. Two)1987 18 4 13 1 1672 1968 9/10 (Div. One)1988 18 8 10 — 1616 2011 7/10 (Div. One)

● 1989 22 16 5 1 2843 2061 3/141990 18 8 10 — 2273 2149 9/14

● 1991 22 14 8 — 2491 2178 3/12● 1992 20 11 9 — 2022 1691 4/12

1993 18 10 8 — 1852 1880 6/12● 1994 22 15 7 — 2480 1807 2/12

1995 16 8 8 — 1288 1479 6/91996 18 6 12 — 1355 1784 10/111997 18 5 12 1 1324 1521 9/111998 18 5 13 — 1404 1746 9/111999 18 6 11 1 1636 1821 8/11

● 2000 20 13 7 — 1996 1796 7/18● 2001 23 18 5 — 2498 1716 1/16● 2002 21 12 8 1 2296 1821 7/16● 2003 22 16 6 — 2095 1737 2/13● 2004 21 12 9 — 1869 1818 4/13● 2005 19 7 12 — 1540 1777 8/13

2006 18 6 12 — 1609 2108 10/132007 18 4 13 1 1362 1875 12/13

TOTALS 1079 449 613 17 98871 107605

● Denotes Finals appearance


Life Members – 1936 to 2007

YearNominated

* F. Linden

* L. Sleeth

* G. Sleeth

* E. Linden

* A. Mihan

* C. Woods 1951

* S. Laurie 1951

* S. Fraser 1951

* M. Fraser (Mrs.) 1952

* M. Cane 1952

* A. Thom 1952

* L. Bassett 1953

* L. Lobb 1954

* R. Gibbs 1954

* E. Miechel 1955

* A. Fraser 1955

* A. Croft 1955

* A. Beckhurst 1955

F. Green 1956

L. Williams 1956

J. Wightman 1956

* R. Dosser 1956

* R. Barber 1957

* H. Holmes 1957

* E. Hammond 1958

* R. Shineberg 1958

* L. Clark 1959

* W. Yeomans 1959

* J. Wright 1960

B. Coghlan 1960

* D. Monteith 1960

* A. Lang 1960

* R. Morrissey 1961

* F. Rodd 1961

* A. Ritchie 1962

* E. Clarke (Mrs.) 1963

D. Marsh 1963

* E. Mansfield 1964

* Deceased

YearNominated

* E. Collins 1964

* C. Johnson 1964

B. Gibbs (Mrs.) 1964

E. Shaw 1965

J. Lehman 1965

N. Jacobs 1965

K. White 1965

* A. Dinsdale 1966

A. Mace 1966

* G. King 1967

I. Bates 1968

* J. Starling 1969

C. Leake 1969

F. Bayes 1969

R. Tomkins 1970

B. Window (Mrs.) 1971

* B. Allen (Mrs.) 1971

W. Davis 1971

* M. Ritchie (Mrs.) 1972

K. Ralph Jnr. 1972

* K. Ralph Snr. 1973

R. Garton 1973

J. Baker 1974

G. Bryant 1974

L. McQualter 1974

J. Garton (Mrs.) 1975

D. Sleeth (Mrs.) 1975

* G. Ralph (Mrs.) 1975

M. Davis (Mrs.) 1975

* E. Wilson (Miss) 1975

* E. Kidd (Mrs.) 1976

J. Cromb 1976

J. Macko 1976

T. Blencowe 1976

W. McMaster 1976

G. Barnett 1976

* A. Marsh 1980

J. Zigouras 1981

YearNominated

S. Cromb 1981

* J. Wilson 1983

T. Ralston 1983

V. Lawther 1983

M. Connolly 1984

J. Ralph 1984

J. Garton Jnr. 1985

V. Zigouras (Mrs.) 1985

* M. Cowden 1987

D. Cairns 1987

G. Withers 1987

D. de Graaff 1989

L. Wilson 1989

D. Gleeson 1990

P. Bolton 1991

P. Nicholson 1991

G. Wilson (Mrs.) 1992

E. Brown (Mrs.) 1992

A. Brown 1993

P. Hine 1993

E. McGary 1993

B. Shallvey 1993

J. Dowling 1994

J. Ure 1994

T. Jacobs 1995

D. Banfield 1996

T. Heaney 1997

P. Bourke 1998

D. Bruce 1998

M. Lisle 1998

J. Murphy 1998

J. O'Neill 1998

R. Collier 1999

* B. McMahon 1999

G. Randall 1999

G. Bailey 2000

D. Behan 2006

R. McDonald 2006


Executive Officers, Coach, Captain and Club Champion – 1951 to 2007

Year President Secretary* Treasurer Coach Captain Club Champion

1951 W.L. Bassett S. Fraser S. Laurie H. Dunn Snr A. Mihan R. Green1952 W.L. Bassett S. Fraser S. Soffer W. Morris W. Morris W. Morris1953 M.W. Cane S. Fraser S. Soffer W. Morris W. Morris W. Morris1954 M.W. Cane S. Fraser S. Soffer W. Morris W. Morris W. Morris1955 E.C. Miechel S. Fraser A. Duke C. Love C. Love H. Dunn Jnr1956 E.C. Miechel S. Fraser A. Duke C. Austen C. Austen C. Love1957 E.C. Miechel S. Fraser A. Duke C. Austen C. Love B. Craig1958 E. Hammond S. Fraser A. Duke C. Austen C. Love A. Gooch1959 E. Hammond S. Fraser D. Marsh C. Austen R. Taylor B. Craig1960 E. Hammond S. Fraser D. Marsh D. Beasy D. Beasy D. Brown1961 E. Hammond S. Fraser P. Burns D. Beasy D. Beasy B. Craig1962 E. Hammond S. Fraser P. Burns D. Beasy D. Beasy B. Craig1963 R. Shineberg D. Marsh P. Burns A. Gardiner A. Gardiner B. Craig1964 R. Shineberg D. Marsh E. Mansfield A. Gardiner A. Gardiner A. Gardiner1965 R. Shineberg D. Marsh E. Mansfield A. Gardiner A. Gardiner C. Fellows1966 R. Shineberg A. Matthews E. Mansfield A. Gardiner A. Gardiner I. Bates1967 R. Shineberg E. Mansfield A. Mathews A. Gardiner A. Gardiner G. Fellows1968 R. Shineberg E. Mansfield P. Burns W. Arthur ; I. Bates G. Bryant

B. Coghlan1969 R. Shineberg A. Matthews P. Burns J. Walker J. Walker T. Dawson1970 R. Harris A. Matthews E. Mansfield G. Ireland G. Ireland J. Baker1971 R. Harris K. Ralph Snr I. Hansen R. Johnson R. Johnson L. Thompson1972 B. Coghlan K. Ralph Snr T. Smith K. McNamee K. McNamee K. Ralph Jnr1973 B. Coghlan R. Hopper L. McQualter P. Langley ; K. Ralph Jnr G. Bryant

G. Ireland1974 B. Coghlan D. Wanless L. McQualter G. Ireland G. Bryant A. Curtis1975 J.N. Zigouras J. Dowsley J. Brown G. Bryant G. Bryant G. Bryant1976 J.N. Zigouras J. Dowsley J. Morgan L. Foote G. Bryant V. Lawther1977 J.N. Zigouras J. Dowsley S. Cromb W. Kirby ; J. Tuckwell G. Cook

K. Smith1978 J.N. Zigouras K. Ralph Snr S. Cromb K. Smith K. Ralph Jnr M. Connolly1979 J.N. Zigouras K. Ralph Snr C. McGary P. Langley K. Ralph Jnr C. Cruse1980 N. Moore J. Richards C. McGary P. Langley C. Cruse S. Harper1981 J.N. Zigouras K. Ralph Jnr S. Cromb P. Pettigrew P. Pettigrew P. Pettigrew1982 J.N. Zigouras K. Ralph Jnr K. Ralph Jnr E. Moore M. Connolly S. Witnish1983 J.N. Zigouras K. Ralph Jnr K. Ralph Jnr E. Moore G. Withers P. Nicholson1984 J.N. Zigouras K. Ralph Jnr G. Ralph E. Moore G. Withers P. Nicholson1985 J.N. Zigouras E. Sutherland S. Cromb E. Moore G. Withers S. Teakel1986 W. White E. Sutherland S. Cromb R. Murrie R. Murrie D. Bourke1987 W. White E. Sutherland S. Cromb H. Martin M. Turner P. Nicholson1988 J.N. Zigouras M. Kainey L. Robertson H. Martin M. Turner D. Pevitt1989 J.N. Zigouras M. Kainey L. Robertson P. Francis P. Francis L. Zarafa1990 J.N. Zigouras M. Reeves J. Ure P. Francis P. Francis M. Lisle1991 J.N. Zigouras N. Dalrymple J. Ure S. Molloy M. Lisle L. Zarafa1992 J.N. Zigouras N. Dalrymple J. Ure S. Molloy M. Lisle C. Watson1993 J.N. Zigouras B. McMahon J. Ure J. Murphy M. Lisle D. Banfield1994 J.N. Zigouras G. Randall J. Ure J. Murphy D. Banfield T. Livingstone1995 G.D. Cohen G. Randall A. Panther J. Murphy D. Banfield Z. Badrock1996 G.D. Cohen G. Randall J. Ure J. Murphy D. Banfield D. Payne1997 R.S. Collier G. Randall J. Ure J. Murphy T. Livingstone T. Livingstone1998 R.S. Collier G. Randall J. Ure J. Murphy D. Wilkinson C. Crowley1999 R.S. Collier G. Randall J. Ure B. Mason D. Wilkinson A. Slater2000 A. Pinwill A. McDonald J. Ure D. McDonald B. Hartin M. Brewer2001 A. Pinwill L. Jervis J. Ure D. McDonald M. Brewer J. Baird2002 A. Pinwill A. Pirchan J. Ure D. McDonald M. Brewer S. Mitchell2003 J.D. Ure A. Pirchan not appointed A. Liberatore A. Pugsley M. Ball2004 J.D. Ure A. Pirchan not appointed A. Collins C. Alleway S. Bailey2005 J.D. Ure A. Pirchan not appointed A. Collins C. Alleway S. Greene2006 J.D. Ure A. Pirchan not appointed D. Christensen K. Height M. Ball2007 J.D. Ure A. Pirchan not appointed D. Christensen K. Height N. Smith

* General Manager from 1981


Box Hill Hawks Football ClubPlayer Records – 1951 to 2007

Career Totals of 100 Senior V.F.A./V.F.L. GamesPlayer Games Years Played

Jack Wright 180 1951 to 1960

Keith White 171 1956 to 1967

Ian Bates 167 1959 to 1969

John Baker 155 1966 to 1976

Victor Lawther 153 1974 to 1983

Keith Ralph Jnr. 149 1966 to 1975, 1977 to 1980

Geoff Bryant 147 1964 to 1968, 1972 to 1976

Bruce Craig 146 1956 to 1963

Peter Nicholson 142 1983 to 1990

David Banfield 137 1988 to 1997

Ron Irvine 133 1952 to 1958

Laurie Zarafa 132 1989 to 1995

Geoff Withers 129 1978 to 1986

Doug Gleeson 127 1982 to 1990

Cliff Eade 125 1953, 1955 to 1961

Tony Brown 125 1984 to 1993

Colin Love 124 1952 to 1958

Bob Green 116 1951 to 1957

Alan Dickinson 115 1978 to 1984

David Plunkett 114 1956 to 1961, 1963 to 1965

Don Brown 113 1955 to 1960

Jarrod O'Neill 108 1989 to 1994, 1996, 1998

Cameron Crowley 106 1992 to 1999

Matthew Ball 102 2001 to 2007

Neil Gray 101 1960 to 1967

Mark Connolly 101 1975, 1977 to 1985

Darron Wilkinson 101 1993 to 1999

Career Totals of 150 Senior V.F.A./V.F.L. GoalsPlayer Goals Games Years Played

Paul Bolton 340 99 1983 to 1990

Darron Wilkinson 287 101 1993 to 1999

Peter Nicholson 279 142 1983 to 1990

John Salvado 233 82 1958 to 1964

Geoff Withers 205 129 1978 to 1986

Geoff Bryant 195 147 1964 to 1968, 1972 to 1976

Don Brown 181 113 1955 to 1960

Laurie Zarafa 175 132 1989 to 1995

Ian Bates 156 167 1959 to 1969


Box Hill Hawks Football Club LimitedStatement of Changes in Equityfor the Financial Year Ended 31st October 2007

2007 2006$ $

Net profit / (loss) attributable to Members of the Company 34,246 31,828

Accumulated funds / (losses) at the beginning of the Financial Year (66,012) (97,840)

Accumulated funds / (losses) at the end of the Financial Year (31,766) (66,012)

Box Hill Hawks Football Club LimitedStatement of Financial Positionas at 31st October 2007

2007 2006$ $

Current AssetsCash and cash equivalents 43,303 7,871

Trade and other receivables 99,348 107,579

Other current assets 3,412 1,185

Inventories 6,467 6,528

Total Current Assets 152,530 123,163

Non-Current AssetsProperty, plant and equipment 70,145 55,805

Total Non-Current Assets 70,145 55,805

Total Assets 222,675 178,968

Current LiabilitiesTrade and other payables 61,020 63,058

Short term provisions 21,334 9,836

Total Current Liabilities 82,354 72,893

Non-Current LiabilitiesLoan from Hawthorn Football Club Ltd 172,087 172,087

Total Non-Current Liabilities 172,087 172,087

Total Liabilities 254,441 244,980

Net Assets / (Deficiency) (31,766) (66,012)

Retained Earnings / (Losses) – Members Equity (31,766) (66,012)


Box Hill Hawks Football Club LimitedStatement of Financial Performancefor the Financial Year Ended 31st October 2007

2007 2006$ $

Revenue from Operating ActivitiesContribution from Hawthorn Football Club Ltd 159,000 105,000Match day income and sponsorship 327,671 322,902Membership income 4,370 4,380Marketing and merchandising income 154,848 141,146Sundry income 32,061 132,716Total Revenue from Operating Activities 677,950 706,144Non-operating income 0 0Total Revenue from Ordinary Activities 677,950 706,144

Expenses from Ordinary ActivitiesEmployee benefits (466,466) (423,588)Sponsorship and fundraising activities (110,811) (108,464)Depreciation and amortisation (17,368) (13,653)Borrowing costs (94) (6)Other (48,965) (128,605)Total Expenses from Ordinary Activities (643,704) (674,316)

Profit / (Loss) from Ordinary Activities before Income Tax Expense 34,246 31,828Income Tax Expense relating to Ordinary Activities 0 0

Net Profit / (Loss) Attributable to Members of the Company 34,246 31,828

Box Hill Hawks Football Club LimitedStatement of Cash Flowsfor the Financial Year Ended 31st October 2007

2007 2006$ $

Cash Flow from Operating ActivitiesReceipts from customers 614,275 647,488Interest received 1,074 0Payments to suppliers and employees (575,109) (635,577)Borrowing costs paid (94) (6)Net Cash Provided By / (Used In) Operating Activities 40,146 11,905

Cash Flow from Investing ActivitiesPayment for property, plant and equipment (4,714) (26,757)Net Cash Provided By / (Used In) Investing Activities (4,714) (26,757)

Net Increase / (Decrease) in cash Held 35,432 (14,852)

Cash at Beginning of Financial Year 7,871 22,723

Cash at End of Financial Year 43,303 7,871

Major Partner

Major Community Partner

Community Partners

Corporate Partners

Advertising Partners

– Alpha Services Australia– Bartercard Melbourne Nth– Batsanis Shoes– Beetle Branding– Box Hill RSL– Box Hill Self Storage– Capital Mutual Group– Centro Box Hill– Col Smith Garden Supplies– Complete Carpet Company– Creative Framing– Daytec Australia– Designer Laminates– Elmore Oil

– Foster & Co Estate Agents– Gole Sports– Hine Hire– IAS Sportsbet– Jag Signs– Kenman Kandy– LP Body Works– M2 Telecommunications– Mako Eyewear– McDonald’s Box Hill– Mentholatum– Musashi– Noel Jones Real Estate– Nth Blackburn Shopping Centre

– Nunawading Toyota– Party’s Balloons Anything– Peter Bailey & Associates– Prom Coast Holiday Units– Renta 2-Way Portable Radios– Roma Caravans– Skilled Group– SOHO Workshop– The Manhattan Hotel– Trademarks International– VanGo Coffee– Veolia Environmental Services– Weatherson Foods– Wingara Wine Group

Club stalwart and Life Member Elaine Brownhas the honor of unfurling the 2006 ReservesPremiership Flag on Saturday 28th April 2007

The “Ron & Barbara Gibbs Entrance” was offi cially opened to the public on Wednesday 25th April 2007

Matthew Ball became only the

27th player (and the fi rst since 1999) to play

100 Senior games for Box Hill on Monday 11th June 2007

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