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Issue 9 June 28/29 2014 Issue No. 1– 26/27 April 2014 The Waverley Park IN THIS ISSUE… Hawks are an affiliated club of the Hawthorn Football Club From the President…>>MORE News…>>MORE After Match This Sunday. This week the Under 9s are hosting and its Mexican Night. >>MORE an AFL Quality Club – School Holidays. A reminder that there are no matches on the weekend of July5/6. >>MORE Bronze level club SMJFL News. Latest information from the SMJFL. >>MORE MOCFC Sportsmans Night. Mazenod OC Football Club is holding a Sportsmans Night on Saturday July 5. >>MORE Your Club Volunteers… >>MORE and a Level 3 Good Damian Mannix. Meet the person who is responsible for strengthening the club’s relationship with local Sports Club government. >>MORE Dates for Your Diary… >>MORE Around the Ground…>>MORE Round 10 Fixture – Check out where you are playing in Round 9 – June 28/29. >>MORE Sponsors Round 9 Results Summary – See a summary of all the results from Round 9 played June 21/22. >>MORE The Waverley Park Hawks acknowledges the support of the Round 9 Match Reports – Read about all the highlights, find out who kicked the goals, who were the best players following organisations: and who won the Coaches Awards in Round 9. >>MORE Photo Gallery. Check out the latest photos from around the club. >>MORE Support Your Club Sponsors… >>MORE Club and SMJFL Sponsor Offers. Check out the latest offers from club and SMJFL Sponsors. >>MORE 1 waverley park hawks weekly newsletter FROM THE PRESIDENT… Last Sunday’s After Match was well supported once again with our under 12’s providing another fantastic meal “Italian style” Pasta and wine. Thanks to all those from the under 12’s for their efforts. We are all looking forward to the Dinner Dance on Friday night. Danni O’Neill, Carmen Sullivan, Lori Marchese and Narelle Mancini, together with the team Table Co-ordinators, have been working hard to finalise the arrangements so that we can all have a wonderful time on Friday. Thanks very much to all that volunteered to help organise the Dinner Dance which is our main fund raiser for the year. Check out the list of items that will be auctioned at the Dinner Dance this year: • Footy Show Tickets kindly donated by David Ross and Channel 9 • Round of golf at Victoria Golf Club kindly donated by Scott Peacock • Round of golf at Keysborough Golf Club kindly donated by Damian Pearce • Oaks Day Package kindly donated by Matt Webb • Sydney Jumper signed by Josh Kennedy kindly donated by Josh Kennedy • Nick Maxwell’s Collingwood playing Jumper kindly donated by Collingwood Football Club • Dane Swan’s Collingwood Pre Match Warm Up Top kindly donated by Collingwood Football Club • Football Signed by 3AW commentary team kindly donated by Bruce Eva and 3AW • Framed signed Hawthorn jumper kindly donated by Hawthorn Football Club with framing by Jason Shaw, Malvern Framing Gallery • Football Signed by Brad Sewell kindly donated by: Brad Sewell Go Hawks !! Matt Webb TOP OF DOCUMENT NEWS… After Match This Sunday – Mexican Night Hosted by Under 9s The Under 9 age group will be hosting this week’s After Match with Mexican wraps on the menu. Also don’t forget the weekly prize draw for a Rebel Sports Voucher. At the clubrooms from 5.30pm on Sunday. TOP OF DOCUMENT School Holidays Just a reminder that there are no matches in the middle weekend of the school holidays, July 5/6. Matches resume on the weekend of July 12/13. Teams make their own arrangements in regards to training during the holidays. Please check with your coach and/or team manager this week for school holiday training sessions for your team. TOP OF DOCUMENT 2 waverley park hawks weekly newsletter SMJFL News The SMJFL has named Round 10 (28th & 29th June 2014) of its home & away fixture “Women in Football Round”. This round is designed to be a celebration of all females – from our youngest players to our adult volunteers. Celebrate with the SMJFL the contribution women make to our great game. The SMJFL is hosting a Player Survey for players in the age groups of Under 14 to Under 17. We encourage all of our Under 14-Under 17 players to complete the survey, as it provides vital information for the SMJFL and SMJFL Player Retention Working Party in regards to making improvements to the competition. Further information will be e-mailed directly to players and/or their families in the Under 14 -17 age groups. The SMJFL has announced the RCD Fund as its chosen charity partner to support for the 2014 season. This year over the Lighting Carnivals, the SMJFL and RCD Fund aim to raise awareness and much needed funds to support research, care and development into brain tumors and cancer. TOP OF DOCUMENT MOCFC Sportsmans Night Mazenod OC Football Club is holding a Sportsmans Night at their pavilion at Central Reserve on Saturday 5th July with guest of honor, Hawthorn’s Luke Hodge. Tickets are $30 for adults and $20 for children under 16 including finger food and entry into the door prize. Drinks at bar prices. To purchase tickets e-mail [email protected] or [email protected]. TOP OF DOCUMENT Your Club Volunteers… Damian Mannix This is Damian’s sixth year at the Waverley Park Hawks, and in that time he has helped in a variety of roles. He’s been coach, assistant coach, runner, and ran the boundary line quite a few times for his son Thomas' team, who is this year being coached by Dave "the nickname generator" O'Neill in the U14 Brown team. This year he has also found himself on the club's general committee, particularly helping out with maintaining a good relationship with the City of Monash. Damian says “It's interesting to see up close all the great work done by volunteers who have made this club the best in the league. It certainly gives all the players an enjoyable experience each weekend.” Away from the club he owns a small business providing government relations and public policy advice to clients. Along with Thomas and his wife Connie, we live nearby in Mulgrave where we have been since 2002 - a 100% Collingwood house, footy heaven!. TOP OF DOCUMENT DATES FOR YOUR DIARY… June 28/29 Round 10; After Match hosted by Under 9s SMJFL Women in Football Round Saturday 26 July Under 11 Girls Lightning Carnival Sunday 27 July Under 9 Lightning Carnival Sunday 3 August Under 10 Lightning Carnival Sunday 10 August Under 16 Lightning Carnival Sunday September 14 Presentation Day at Columbia Reserve TOP OF DOCUMENT 3 waverley park hawks weekly newsletter AROUND THE GROUND… Round 10 Fixture Saturday June 28/Sunday June 29 ALL PLAYERS ARE TO ARRIVE AT THE RELEVANT GROUND - 45 Minutes PRIOR TO START OF GAME OR OTHER WISE AT COACH’S INSTRUCTION. Home Teams (first named team): Brown Shorts Away Teams: White Shorts Team Match Details Time Under 11 Girls Waverley Park Hawks vs East Malvern 3.15pm (Sat) Kohne Walter Galt Reserve – Oval 2, Victoria Street, Mordialloc. MEL 87 F8 Under 9 Gold Waverley Park Hawks vs East Malvern 9:00am Vicic (South) Lum Reserve (West), Cintra Ave, Wheelers Hill. Under 9 Brown Waverley Park Hawks vs East Brighton 11.30am Foale (Blue) Hurlingham Park – Oval 2, Nepean Highway, East Brighton. MEL 67 J10. Thompson Security Under10 Gold East Sandringham vs Waverley Park Hawks 10.00am Peterson Reserve – Oval 2, Peterson St, Highett. MEL 77 B8. McCluskey(Silver) Aussie Events & Amusements Ormond vs Waverley Park Hawks Under 10 Brown 11.15am E.E Gunn Reserve – Oval 2, Malane St, Ormond. MEL 68 E7 Rouse (West) Gunn Electrics East Malvern vs Waverley Park Hawks Under 11 Brown 9.00am Stanley Grose Reserve, Stanley Grose Drive, East Malvern. MEL 60 A12 Dean (East) Under 11 Gold Beaumaris vs Waverley Park Hawks 10.00am Jago (Blue) Donald McDonald, Fifth Street. Black Rock MEL 86. Under 12 Gold Waverley Park Hawks vs. East Malvern 10:15am Hall (South) Lum Reserve (West), Cintra Ave, Wheelers Hill. Action Aluminium Cheltenham vs. Waverley Park Hawks Under 12 Brown 9:30am LePage Park – Oval 1, Crn Herald & Argus St, Cheltenham. MEL 78 B12 Sullivan (North) JB Commercial Dingley vs Waverley Park Hawks Under 13 Gold 10.30am Souter Reserve, Marcus Rd, Dingley. 88 G6 Stone (Div 4) Markese Hair &Make Up Under 13 Brown Waverley Park Hawks vs Cheltenham 11.45am Lum Reserve (West), Cintra Ave, Wheelers Hill. Boyle (Div 2) Victorian Motor Traders Under 13 Girls East Sandringham vs Waverley Park Hawks 2.00pm Peterson Reserve, Peterson St, Highett. MEL 77 B8 Wood (Div 2) Melbourne Metro Refrigeration Under 14 Gold East Malvern vs. Waverley Park Hawks 2.00pm Darling Park, Basil Reserve, Basil Street. East Malvern MEL 60 A12 McDonnell (Div 1) Austart Air Starters Waverley Park Hawks vs Highett / St Bedes Tigers Under 14 Brown 9.00am Columbia Park, Columbia Drive, Wheelers Hill. MEL 71 H11 O’Neil (Div 5) Kings Transport Waverley Park Hawks vs Dingley Under 15 1.00pm Columbia Park, Columbia Drive, Wheelers Hill. MEL 71 H11 D’Angelo (Div 4) Under 16 Girl Highett vs Waverley Park Hawks 9.00am Deegan Highett Reserve, Turner Rd, Moorabbin. MEL 77 H9 Pearce Building Services Under 16 Waverley Park Hawks vs Sth Melbourne 3.00pm Columbia Park, Columbia Drive, Wheelers Hill. MEL 71 H11 Pearce (Div 2) RJ Ryan Partners . Waverley Park Hawks vs Ormond Under 17 11:00am Columbia Park, Columbia Drive, Wheelers Hill. MEL 71 H11 March (Div 2) TOP OF DOCUMENT 4 waverley park hawks weekly newsletter Round 9 Results Summary Under 9 Brown Waverley Park Hawks 4.5.29 Defeated by St Kilda City 5.4.34 >>DETAILS Under 9 Gold Waverley Park Hawks 6.9.45 Defeated by Brighton Beach 7.3.49 >>DETAILS Under 10 Brown Waverley Park Hawks 6.4.40 Defeated by East
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