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Box Hill Hawks Football Club Limited – 69Th Annual Report 2019 Box Hill Hawks Football Club Limited ABN 77 090 410 227 69th Annual Report 2019 Co-Major Partners V.F.L. Shorts Partner Community Partners Platinum Partners Corporate Partners Ausign Signage Creative Framing Robinson and Gill Lawyers Blue Cross Aged Care Engage Psychology 1 on 1 Silvertop Taxi Service Box Hill R.S.L. Hawks Netball Squires Loft Nunawading Box Hill Self Storage Hine Hire Townshend and Associates Carlton and United Breweries Penguin Dry Cleaners Victorian Rehabilitation Centre Col Smith Garden and Building Supplies Pinnacle Print Group Box Hill Hawks Football Club Limited 69th Annual Report 2019 Table of Contents Off-field Operations Staff List 2 President’s Report, Commercial Operations Report 3 Football Operations Report, Senior Coach’s Report 5 Women’s Team Coach’s Report 6 Directors Attendances at Meetings, Appreciation, Congratulations, Obituary 7 On-field Performance Match Results – V.F.L. Team 8 Match Results – V.F.L. Women’s Team 9 Ladders, Home Ground Attendances 10 Trophy List, Medal Voting, Awards of Life Membership, V.F.L. Life Membership, 11 V.F.L. Representation Player Statistics – V.F.L. Team 14 Player Statistics – V.F.L. Women’s Team 15 History Statistics – Senior Grade – 1951 to 2019 16 Record Against Other V.F.A. / V.F.L. Clubs – Senior Grade – 1951 to 2019 17 Season by Season V.F.A. / V.F.L. Record – Senior Grade – 1951 to 2019 18 Statistics – Reserve Grade – 1951 to 2017, Statistics – V.F.A. Thirds – 1952 to 1994 19 Honours Life Members – 1936 to 2019 20 Executive Officers, Coach, Captain and Club Champion – 1951 to 2019 21 Player Records – 1951 to 2019 – 100 Senior Games, 150 Senior Goals 22 Financials Statement of Changes in Equity, Statement of Financial Position 23 Statement of Profit or Loss, Statement of Cash Flows 24 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: c/o Hawthorn Football Club Limited, Stadium Circuit, Mulgrave, VICTORIA, 3170 Principal Place of Business: 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: Daniel Paul Napoli Auditor: Roslyn Buzza Chartered Accountant, Unit 31 Arbor Way, Carrum Downs, VICTORIA, 3201 www.boxhillhawks.com.au Box Hill Hawks Football Club Ltd – 68th Annual Report 2018 1 Box Hill Hawks Football Club Limited Staff List 2019 Board of Directors Training Staff President Ed Sill Head Trainer and Osteopath Hayley Higgins Vice-President Kevin Keaney Trainers Rebecca Barry Directors Wayne Birney Maddi Baxter David Schwarz Julia Byrne Tim Silvers Kate Cardamone John Ure Rachael Cook Graham Wright Stacey Coulthard Natasha Craig Administration Hayley Higgins General Manager – Football Daniel Napoli Sarah Martin Commercial Development Executive Karl Slaviero Mick Mirra Football Operations and Venue Keeley Slater Coordinator John Cavarra Media Home Match Day Staff Content Producer Jack Lloyd Ground Manager Alex Moore Photographer Kadek Thatcher Assistant Ground Manager John Ure 3WBC FM Paul Hooper Gate Attendants Karen Lowrey John Wilson Football Operations Beer Booth Attendants David Behan Recruiting and List Manager Chris Monaghan Lorraine Gibbs Head of Development Academy David Banfield Scoreboard Attendant Phillip Behan Coaching Staff Hawthorn Football Club – V.F.L. Women’s Senior Coach Max Bailey Assistant Coaches Torin Baker Football Operations Marco Bello General Manager – Football Daniel Napoli Aaron Cornelius Development Coach Jason Philactides Operations Manager and Player High Performance Manager Jack McClean Development Manager Alexis Carydis Strength and Conditioning Coach Gaetano Faranda Head of Talent Identification and Strength and Conditioning Assistant Josh Holding Recruitment Meg Hutchins Football Support Staff Coaching Staff Team Manager and Runner John Cavarra Senior Coach Patrick Hill Match Day Coaches Assistant Alan McDonald Assistant Coaches Brett Alexander GPS Analyst Lara Bester Dave Carden Football Analyst Demis Maslo Hayley Gregory Assistant Football Analysts Michael Allen High Performance Manager Mike O’Donnell Josh Goldberg Development Coach Yul Mustapha Time Keeper James Bainbridge Strength and Conditioning Coach Curtis Collins Tribunal Advocate Sean Audley Dietician Nick Green Football Support Staff Match Day Assistants Russell Campbell Logistics Coordinator Harry Rooke Gordon McCrimmon GPS Analyst Rebecca Phillip Rodney Rudd Football Analyst Robert Laudani Graeme Walsh Dietician Nick Green Medical Staff Team Doctors Dr Hussain Khan Medical Staff Dr Liam West Team Doctor Dr Rami Shenouda Senior Physiotherapist James Serong Head Physiotherapist Matthew Pallozzi Physiotherapist Billy Williams Physiotherapist Zoe Tomkins Psychologist Luke McDonald Psychologist Luke McDonald 2 Box Hill Hawks Football Club Ltd – 69th Annual Report 2019 www.boxhillhawks.com.au The season saw some changes to our organisational structure President’s Report with Dan Napoli taking on the job of General Manager – V.F.L. and V.F.L. Women’s Football whilst Karl Slaviero joined us as I take pleasure in providing the President’s Report for the 2019 our Commercial Development Executive. Whilst success season. eluded us on ground, we were pleased to be able to announce another profit in 2019. The Board takes the governance of the It was always a challenge in trying to replicate the success of Club incredibly seriously and with the help of Dan, Karl and 2018 and, whilst we occasionally threatened, we could never their teams, we continue to maintain the prudent running of the quite deploy the consistency required to make a massive Football Club. impact come Finals times. Congratulations to the Richmond V.F.L. team, deserving Premiers who set the pace from the All good football clubs are only as good as the volunteers who outset whilst also acknowledgement of a wonderful year from serve them. We at Box Hill are incredibly lucky to have a long the Williamstown Football Club who despite having four players list of people who give up their time to help to ensure the Club drafted into the A.F.L. came within a coat of varnish of winning maintains its professionalism and provide our players a great the ultimate prize. They remain the benchmark in the V.F.L. environment. A massive thanks for all that you guys do! We welcomed Max Bailey in as our Senior Coach. Max A decision was taken this year to re-brand the Vice-Presidents epitomises the new genre of Football coaches as he imparts his Club to ‘The Mustangs’ in ensuring we pay homage to our knowledge in a caring and empathetic environment. The role of history. The support was great but we have lofty ambitions in an aligned V.F.L. Coach is a difficult one as they juggle growing our primary Coterie over the coming years. We are numerous time demands; however Max was able to do this in his calm style whilst staying true to himself. A long career targeting 50 members in 2020; we look forward to your support! beckons! As usual, thanks to the members of the Hawthorn Confreres who have supported the Club throughout the year. A big thanks to both the coaching staff and playing group, led admirably by Andrew Moore. Both groups put in enormous We are delighted to announce that Phillip Behan, Marco Bello, amounts of time and we certainly do not take their efforts for Paul Hooper and John Wilson have been awarded Life granted. The process of aligning A.F.L. and V.F.L. lists is not Membership of the Club. The recipients have touched all parts something that just occurs and we remain focussed on ensuring of the Club and have played an integral part of supporting the the one club mentality is at the forefront of our thinking. Club culture. Big thanks to you all. The V.F.L. competition is constantly in a state of change and On a personal note, I would like to thank the support of out- we again are party to that as we bid our two immediate Past going President, Tony Pinwill. His advice has been greatly Captains farewell. David Mirra became just the fourth player to appreciated. play in three Premierships with the Club – 2010 (Development), 2013 and 2018 (both V.F.L.). He has taken up a role at Wesley To the Directors of the Box Hill Hawks Football Club, thanks for College as part of his career development. Andrew Moore your support and guidance during the 2019 season. The Board captained our 2018 Premiership and has left an indelible mark has recently embarked on a review of its strategic direction and on the club during his stay. He and his wife are heading to we look forward to sharing that review with our Members South Australia. Co-incidentally, both are now expectant first shortly. time dads; so to Dave and Rachel, Andrew and Kate – thanks for your wonderful support of our Club and good luck for all your Ed Sill future endeavours, both on and off the ground! President Thanks to the support of the Hawthorn Football Club. The great leadership provided by the likes of Jeff Kennett, Alastair Clarkson, Justin Reeves and Graham Wright ensure that the strength of the alignment not only remains but is built upon every year. I also need to call out the support provided by Tim Commercial Operations Report Silvers who acts as the primary conduit between the two Clubs. Tim provided marvellous support and wise counsel and I look Having completed my first season in the newly created role of forward to continuing the relationship for many years to come. Commercial Development Executive; I am pleased to provide my report on the Club’s activities in this area. Can we also congratulate all our trophy winners in 2019. David Mirra capped of a great career by winning the Club Champion Sponsors trophy for a second time whilst Mark Pittonet was Runner-Up The Club is appreciative of the long and growing list of Club Champion.
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