Hawthorn has bolstered its list ahead of what's set to be a massive 2023 Victorian Wheelchair Football League (VWFL) season.

The Hawks' season commences on Sunday when they face Richmond at 2pm at Boroondara Sports Complex, with the Community League team to feature at 1pm.

Check out everything you need to know about the season below.

2022 snapshot 

Ladder Position – Semi Finalist (5th after Home & Away season)

Leading Vote Getters – Yassin Hill 8

Leading Goal Scorers – Yassin Hill 27

2023 list 

Primary

Jo Argaet 

Number: 13

Fact: Argaet was named in the All Australian team at the Wheelchair AFL National Championships last year. 

Finn Broadbent 

Number: 7

Fact: Broadbent is also a star wheelchair tennis player.

Yassin Hill 

Number: 9

Fact: Like Broadbent, Hill is also a wheelchair tennis star and will be representing Australia at the US Open later this year.

Hayden Auber 

Number: 3

Fact: Auber is a dual-sport athlete who also plays wheelchair tennis. 

Brady Cochrane 

Number: 24

Fact: Cochrane won the Kevin Coombs Cup this year while representing Victoria in wheelchair basketball.

Tomas Klein 

Number: 5

Fact: Klein is currently playing wheelchair basketball professionally in France.

Jontee Brown 

Number: 8

Fact: Brown won gold at the U23 Wheelchair Basketball Australian Championships.

Supplementary

Gerard McCarthy  

Number: 6

Fact: McCarthy won Hawthorn's Development League best and fairest award last season.

David Ralph 

Number: 19

Fact: Ralph is a returning Hawk.

Jaylen Brown 

Number: 16

Fact: Brown is a member of the Australian Rollers squad. 

Mitchell Bond 

Number: 4

Fact: Bond has represented Australia at the 2019 U23 Wheelchair Basketball qualifiers. 

Community 

Rhys Higgins 

Number: 14

Fact: Higgins played with Cochrane in Victoria's Kevin Coombs Cup victory. 

Andrew Hutchings

Number: 23

Fact: Hutchings is a returning Hawk.

Robbie Deverell

Number: 1

Fact: Deverell is a returning Hawk. 

VWFL fixture 

Community League fixture 

How to follow 

Follow Hawks Community Foundation on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news and updates.

All games are free to attend and Round 1 will be live-streamed on the Victorian Wheelchair Football League and AFL Victoria Facebook pages.