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23.01.2022 Volunteers are the lifeblood of our club and we are always looking for people to lend a helping hand. Today is International Volunteer Day and there’s never been a better time to give back. As always, volunteers are required for a few hours each match day (water carriers, goal and boundary umpires, time keepers) but the following positions are vacant for season 2021: Men's Football Coordinator Volunteer Program Manager... Council Liaison & Facilities Manager Grants Manager Governance & Compliance Manager Membership & Coterie Manager #togetherwecan #IVD2020 #vafa #boroondara #volunteer

23.01.2022 FINALS FEVER | The Ressies took home the club’s third flag of the 2018 season after a stellar nine game winning streak. Relive all the action of the Grand Final here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6g9gugE_98 #vafa #footyflashbacks #finalsfever

22.01.2022 Register for tonight’s webinar to hear President Sam on the importance of staying connected during these crazy times.

20.01.2022 HOME LOAN HEALTH CHECKS | @surreyhillscommunitybank can assist the HAFC community with refinancing existing lending or assisting with new lending. Contact Maggie Stamoulis 0434 769 980 [email protected]

18.01.2022 FINALS FEVER | Taking it right back to ‘98. The team that claimed the club’s first flag which includes some who went on to become household names of our club

18.01.2022 RUOK? | While checking in with your mates should should be done on a regular basis, R U OK Day is an important reminder to take the first step today and ask RUOK? Remember to listen without judgement and don’t feel like you need to have all the answers. Our Wings Mental Health Program is there to support anyone in the HAFC community. As a component of the program, the Wings Fund is available to assist in accessing mental health services. More information and great resources can be found at hafc.com.au/wings #theresmoretosay #RUOKDay #RUOKeveryday

15.01.2022 We’re back, baby! Recruiting now for the 2021 season. Grab your mates and come have a kick! MEN: Contact Justin Raiti 0408 149 252... WOMEN: Contact Rachel Urquhart 0424 783 399

14.01.2022 FINALS FEVER | We’re taking it back to some cracker finals over the next few weeks. To kick it off here’s the Women’s team who lined up to go back to back only a couple of years ago #vafa #finalsfever #footyflashbacks

12.01.2022 Great to have such a proactive Councillor looking after us at Rathmines! Cr Felicity Sinfield did a site inspection yesterday to check out the recent improvements thanks to City of Boroondara. Safety netting behind the goals, new coaches boxes, artificial turf in high traffic areas and the new electronic scoreboard. Don’t forget to check your mailbox for your election ballot and get them posted by next Friday!

11.01.2022 FINALS FEVER | The 2018 Ressies team that went on to secure another flag #vafa #footyflashbacks #finalsfever

10.01.2022 FINALS FEVER | it was a very wet and wintery day but that didn’t stop the girls from digging deep and going back to back watch the full match here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9Jn11gX-wo #vafa #footyflashbacks #finalsfever

06.01.2022 FINALS FEVER | Watch the full match on here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCPjTJCEeCg Match report as written by Ed Sill First Quarter... Monash won the toss and kicked with the agency of a stiff breeze which was blowing to the Cramer St. end. After the initial frenzy, Monash settled the better and with Bennett proving slippery on a half forward flank, had soon established an early lead. The Gryphons were willing to run to support their team mates and were hard at the footy. With the first break approaching, they led by 5 goals, but a last minute goal to Stu Avery reduced the deficit. Even though the breeze was reasonably strong, the Gryphs would have been pleased with their efforts. Second Quarter Hawthorn started the second quarter strongly and with a couple of quick goals, the quarter time lead did not seem insurmountable. The Gryphons rallied however as their star Centre Half Back, Rob Rafaniello, came in to his own providing drive throughout the backline. An against the wind goal by John Blandford helped maintain the Gryphs lead until the last few minutes when the elusive Mick O'Brien took the game by the scruff of the neck with a goal himself as well as setting one up. The Hawks managed to get their noses in front at half time by a couple of points. Third Quarter The Gryphs hit the ground running in the third quarter and piled on the goals. Grady and Hetherington were having an impact in the middle whilst up forward Healey and Wells were creating nuisances of themselves . Ten minutes into the quarter the Gryphs led by 5 goals and whilst not out of their reach, the Hawks would have been concerned with their position. They really nutted it out for the rest of the quarter in what would prove to be the most pivotal time of the game. Shane Parker was particularly good as he quelled the dangerous Tim Gilchrist . Nonetheless a four goal deficit at three quarter time in Grand Final means a lot of hard work was required. Fourth Quarter The Hawks started exactly how they would have wanted with a couple of quick goals. They finally hit the lead at about the ten minute mark and with the wind still blowing were going to be hard to catch. The Gryphons continued to apply the pressure and a tense battle in the midfield occurred with neither side willing to concede an easy possession. A wayward pass gave the Gryphs an opportunity to surge forward but an absolute clutch mark by Hawk Grant Broadley managed to steady the ship. Two more goals through the agency of Paul Barker and Dan Lauletta sealed the game for the Hawks. The Hawks were best served by Stu Avery who spent some time at CHB when his younger brother Phil was injured in a marking contest . Also good were Chris Reed in the centre, Darren Hutchinson in the ruck, Nathan Patterson roving, Paul Orchard in defence and Mick O'Brien whose display of skill was fabulous to watch. #vafa #footyflashbacks #finalsfever

05.01.2022 DEALING WITH LONELINESS | Frontline worker and HAFC player, Hannah Nicholls, shares her story of hotel isolation as a close contact of a confirmed case, and the impact it had on her mental health. hafc.com.au/post/hotel-isolation-an-insight-from-the-inside Thank you, Hannah for sharing your powerful story! It's okay to be experiencing feelings of loneliness. For more information and support:... lifeline.org.au//information-and-/loneliness-and-isolation dhhs.vic.gov.au/tips-for-managing-isolation-covid-19 Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636 Lifeline 13 11 14 HAFC Mental Health Ambassadors Sarah Ward 0449 191 001 Pat Clancey 0438 545 520 Matt Tanis 0407 279 834 or reach out to anyone at the club

03.01.2022 Not sure what to do tomorrow? $10 from every nominated ticket goes to HAFC. Tune in to the Ultimate Footy Fundraiser! http://www.supportinglocalclubs.com.au

02.01.2022 ****** UPDATED TRAINING LOCATIONS - different to post graphic Men @ Glenferrie Oval Women @ Rathmines Reserve ******... WE’RE BACK FOR 2021! | Only one week until we’re on the track again! (*women have two weeks!) Now’s the time to recruit that mate that is keen to play footy, wants to gain back some of that fitness lost through lockdown, or just wishes to be part of a footy family. Tag them below. Or if you’re reading this and want to join get in touch with Rach or Justin. MEN’S PRESEASON TRAINING 6.15pm from 12th Jan Tuesdays + Thursdays @ Glenferrie Oval WOMEN’S PRESEASON TRAINING 6.00pm from 19th Jan Tuesdays + Thursdays @ Rathmines Reserve #vafa #boroondara #aussierules #aussierulesfootball #aussierulesfooty #womensfootball #womensfooty

01.01.2022 2020 CLUB AWARDS | Whilst we didn’t see a season that enabled us take the field, the hard work, commitment and spirit of HAFC was in full flight and we have presented our off field awards for season 2020. Wings Mental Health Trophy: Sarah Ward This is awarded to the person who best looks after their mates, on and off the field. ... In a year where care, connection and the mental wellbeing of those in our club was paramount, Wardy took a leading role in the Wings member survey, made updates to our mental health policies, continued to promote the Wings message at external events and took exceptional personal care for people on the committee and across the club. Best Clubperson: Sam Waldron This award is to acknowledge an individual effort by a person, with or without an official role, who has demonstrated a sustained effort over the season to make HAFC a great club to be involved with. Without a doubt Sam in his first year as President has demonstrated true leadership during what might be one of the most difficult seasons the club has had to date. Hours of work to ensure that players, officials and members remained safe, connected and engaged despite the cancelled season. In addition to this the exceptional running of club from a financial and strategic standpoint when it could have been so much easier to simply get by. The club goes into season 2021 in a great place because of his efforts.