Ladder position: 11th
Wins: 5
Losses: 6
Mid-way through the season the Hawks find themselves in 11th position on the ladder after recording five wins and six losses.
Of those five wins, none have been consecutive, with inconsistency plaguing the Hawks in 2019.
So far this season Hawks fans have experienced the highs of beating sides such as GWS, Adelaide and Port Adelaide and then the lows of the losses to Melbourne and St Kilda.
Ricky Henderson has been a stand-out averaging 26.9 disposals a game and a number of the team’s younger players have shone through such as Mitch Lewis, James Worpel and Jack Scrimshaw.
VFL
Ladder position: 9th
Wins: 4
Losses: 3
Drawn: 1
Last year’s premiers Box Hill find themselves in ninth position on the ladder heading into Round 11 this weekend.
The Hawks have had a number of comprehensive wins, particularly over Casey (58 points), Sandringham (41 points) and Coburg (51 points).
Their losses have been by narrow margins with their biggest defeat to date coming against Port Melbourne (24 points) in Round 3. Their other losses have been to Richmond (8 points) and Collingwood (14 points).
Forward Jackson Ross is second on the competition’s goal kicking tally with 19 goals in seven matches. His biggest haul was in Round 1 against Casey where he booted five goals.
Their four wins and a draw put them on 18 points on the ladder, just two points away from the top eight.
VFLW
Ladder position: 8th
Wins: 2
Losses: 2
The Hawks have played only four games this season and sit on an even ledger of two wins and two losses.
The side had a slow start to their premiership defence losing their first two matches to the Northern Territory and Collingwood, who both made finals in 2018.
With players returning to the side in round three and four, the Hawks have had two wins in their last two games and will be looking to make it three in a row when they play Essendon this weekend.
Youngster Olivia Flanagan has been named in the best two weeks in a row and Rebecca Beeson continued her good form in the brown in gold when she was named best on ground in Round 4 against Williamstown.
Netball
Championship ladder position: 8th
Wins: 3
Losses: 8
Division 1 ladder position: 3rd
Wins: 8
Losses: 3
Under 19 ladder position: 7th
Wins: 5
Losses: 6
The Hawks Netball teams are currently two-thirds of the way through the Bupa Victorian Netball League season and will play Casey in Round 12 this evening.
The club’s Division 1 side has been the most successful of the club’s three teams having won eight of their first 11 games and sit in third position on the ladder.
The Championship side has had the opposite win-to-loss ratio winning three of their 11 games so far. Their three wins came in a row when they defeated Melbourne University, Peninsula and the Ariels in consecutive weeks, however they are yet to record a win since Round 7.
The Under 19 side have had a relatively even season with five wins and six losses. Their biggest win to date was in Round 6 when they beat the Ariels by 15 goals. Despite being seventh on the ladder they are only one win away from the top four.
Wheelchair
Ladder position: 5th
Wins: 0
Losses: 2
Just three rounds have been played so far in this year’s Victorian Wheelchair Football League.
So far the Hawks have played two games, following a bye in Round 2, and have suffered two losses to St Kilda and Richmond.
They sit fifth on the ladder and play first place Essendon this Sunday.
