2024 Hawthorn Football Club women's season

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Hawthorn Football Club
2024 season
President Andrew Gowers
CoachDaniel Webster
Captain(s) Emily Bates
Home ground Frankston Park
Home and Away2nd
FinalsSemi-finals
Best and fairest Eliza West
Leading goalkicker Aine McDonagh (16)
Highest home attendance4,985
Lowest home attendance2,106
Average home attendance2,387
← 2023 2025 →

The 2024 Hawthorn Football Club season will be the club's 3rd season in the AFL Women's, the 3rd season playing home games at Frankston Park, Daniel Webster's 1st season as coach, and Emily Bates's 1st season as captain.

Contents

Key personnel

PositionName
Board members
President Andrew Gowers
DirectorAnne-Marie Pellizzer
Ian Silk
James Merlino
Katie Hudson
Luke Stambolis
Owen Wilson
Tim Shearer
Luke McCabe
Coaches
Senior coach Daniel Webster
Backline coachSteph Binder
Forwards coachMitch Cashion
Midfield coach/List manager Keegan Brooksby
Specialist coach Jack Gunston
Development coach/tackling coachAlana Thomas
Development coachMichael Ericson
Kathryn Chatelier
Cam McKinlay
Matt Dussin
Catherine Brown
Leadership group
Captain Emily Bates
Vice–captain Eliza West
Leadership group member Jasmine Fleming
Tilly Lucas-Rodd
Jenna Richardson

Playing list changes

Trades

8 December 2023To Hawthorn
Casey Sherriff
Eliza West
Pick 16, 2023 AFL Women's draft 		To Melbourne
Pick 5, 2023 AFL Women's draft
Pick 26, 2023 AFL Women's draft 		[1]

Draft

RoundOverall pickPlayerRecruited fromref
117 Mikayla Williamson Dandenong Stingrays [2]
345 Sophie Butterworth Mornington [3]

AFLW expansion Under 18 talent patheway signing period

DatePlayerFromRef
14 November 2023 Laura Stone Eastern Rangers [4]
Hayley McLaughlin Eastern Rangers [5]
Jess Vukic Eastern Rangers [6]

Retirements and delistings

DatePlayerReasonRef
26 October 2023 Akec Makur Chuot Retired [7]
31 October 2023 Tegan Cunningham Retired [8]
2 November 2023 Tamara Luke Retired [9]
3 November 2023 Catherine Brown Retired [10]
10 November 2023 Janet Baird Delisted [11]
Sarah Perkins Delisted

2024 player squad

2024 Hawthorn Football Club squad
Senior listRookie listCoaching staff

Head coach

  • Daniel Webster

Assistant coaches

  • Steph Binder (defence)
  • Keegan Brooksby (midfield)
  • Mitch Cashion (forwards)
  • Jack Gunston (specialist)
  • Michael Ericson (development)
  • Kathryn Chatelier (development)
  • Cam McKinlay (development)
  • Matt Dussin (development)
  • Catherine Brown (development)
Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)

Updated: 15 November 2024
Source(s): Hawthorn AFLW, AFL Women's

Season

Pre-Season

RdDate and local timeOpponentScores (Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendanceReport
HomeAwayResult
—Saturday, 10 August (1:00 pm) Essendon 9.1 (55)6.4 (40)Won by 15 points Caulfield Grammar — Report
—Saturday, 17 August (2:00 pm) Sydney 4.4 (28)11.11 (77)Won by 49 points Sydney Cricket Ground — Report

Home & Away season

RdDate and local timeOpponentScores (Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendanceRecordReport
HomeAwayResult
1Sunday, 1 September (1:05 pm) Carlton 9.12 (66)4.4 (28)Won by 38 points Kinetic Stadium 2,7941–0 Report
2Saturday, 7 September (1:05 pm) Collingwood 3.8 (26)11.7 (73)Won by 47 points Victoria Park 3,2832–0 Report
3Sunday, 15 September (1:05 pm) Adelaide 9.4 (58)4.8 (32)Lost by 26 points Thomas Farms Oval 3,1422–1 Report
4Saturday, 21 September (2:05 pm) St Kilda 2.5 (17)11.8 (74)Won by 57 points RSEA Park 2,8223–1 Report
5Thursday, 26 September (7:15 pm) Geelong 9.7 (61)12.7 (79)Won by 18 points GMHBA Stadium 2,7714–1 Report
6Wednesday, 2 October (5:15 pm) Gold Coast 4.11 (35)3.4 (22)Won by 13 points Kinetic Stadium 2,2915–1 Report
Sunday, 6 October (5:05 pm) Fremantle 3.7 (25)5.4 (34)Won by 9 points Fremantle Community Bank Oval 2,2596–1 Report
7Saturday, 12 October (1:05 pm) West Coast 11.8 (74)1.2 (8)Won by 66 points Kinetic Stadium 2,3577–1 Report
8Saturday, 19 October (1:05 pm) Greater Western Sydney 9.7 (61)3.6 (24)Won by 37 points Kinetic Stadium 2,1068–1 Report
9Thursday, 24 October (7:45 pm) Melbourne 3.5 (23)2.5 (17)Won by 6 points Cazalys Stadium 2,6029–1 Report
10Sunday, 3 November (3:05 pm) Richmond 3.5 (23)6.10 (46)Won by 23 points Swinburne Centre 2,08710–1 Report

Ladder

PosTeam
PldWLDPFPAPPPtsQualification
1 North Melbourne (P)111001656208315.442Finals series
2 Hawthorn 111010597309193.240
3 Brisbane 11920611335182.436
4 Adelaide 11830494285173.332
5 Fremantle 11830404297136.032
6 Port Adelaide 11740431364118.428
7 Richmond 11641442337131.226
8 Essendon 11641376359104.726
9 Melbourne 1165036942087.924
10 Geelong 11461479437109.618
11 St Kilda 1147037939695.716
12 Western Bulldogs 1147029146163.116
13 West Coast 1147032050962.916
14 Carlton 1147026653250.016
15 Sydney 1138039553873.412
16 Greater Western Sydney 1119137453170.46
17 Gold Coast 1119131156954.76
18 Collingwood 11110024555344.34
Source: afl.com.au
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for
(P) Premiers

Finals series

RdDate and local timeOpponentScores (Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendanceReport
HomeAwayResult
Qualifying finalSunday, 10 November (1:05 pm) Brisbane 4.8 (32)6.2 (38)Lost by 6 points IKON Park 4,985 Report
Semi-finalSaturday, 16 November (7:30 pm) Port Adelaide 6.13 (49)7.8 (50)Lost by 1 point IKON Park 3,680 Report

Statistics

Correct as of finals week 2 [12]
NamePosistionGamesKicksHandballsDisposalsMarksTacklesHitoutsGoalsBehinds
Kaitlyn Ashmore Midfielder 1398471453744043
Charlotte Baskaran Forward 5132336116031
Emily Bates Midfielder 121261262523085054
Greta Bodey Forward 1110050150253601210
Mattea Breed Midfielder 1282801622063135
Sophie Butterworth Forward 125713000
Mackenzie Eardley Forward 1051257622371548
Laura Elliott Defender 115725822114000
Emily Everist Defender 116036962825000
Tahlia Fellows Forward 221304010
Jasmine Fleming Midfielder 13157852423058054
Aileen Gilroy Forward 1315617173184501411
Bridie Hipwell Forward 114830781742055
Ainslie Kemp Defender 13106241304512000
Sophie Locke Forward 312820211023
Tilly Lucas-Rodd Defender 13185792644836001
Aine McDonagh Forward 1394371314028111619
Hayley McLaughlin Forward 6112132221000
Jenna Richardson Defender 13104661707028000
Casey Sherriff Midfielder 6391049719031
Tamara Smith Defender 1393601534063010
Louise Stephenson Forward 8392463928953
Laura Stone Forward 7221941411031
Kristy Stratton Forward 37101737010
Jess Vukic Ruck 112826542269610
Lucy Wales Ruck 138372155305833601
Eliza West Midfielder 1310617928516102041
Mikayla Williamson Midfielder 1372601322446031


Goalkickers

NameR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10QFSFTotal
Aine McDonagh 221221010121116
Aileen Gilroy 220111033010014
Greta Bodey 11060011––00212
Emily Bates 1–100002100005
Jasmine Fleming 00001010110015
Bridie Hipwell 0101–0–0210005
Kaitlyn Ashmore 00001000001114
Mackenzie Eardley –000200––01104
Eliza West 01–00111000004
Louise Stephenson –––01––2000115
Charlotte Baskaran –10–––––2––––3
Mattea Breed 111000–0000003
Casey Sherriff 21–––––––00003
Laura Stone 0000300––––––3
Mikayla Williamson 01000100001003
Sophie Locke ––––––110––––2
Tahlia Fellows ––––10–––––––1
Tamara Smith 00100000000001
Kristy Stratton –––10–0––––––1
Jess Vukic 000––010000–01

Awards

NameAwardRef.
Aileen Gilroy AFL Women's All-Australian team (1st selection) [13]
Tilly Lucas-Rodd
Jasmine Fleming 22under22 team (2nd selection) [14]
Eliza West Hawthorn best and fairest (1st award – shared record) [15]
Lucy Wales Hawthorn world class award (1st award – record)
Emily Everist Hawthorn competitor award (1st award – record)
Ainslie Kemp Hawthorn Unbreakable award (1st award – record)
Emily Bates Hawthorn best player in finals (1st award – shared record)
Jasmine Fleming
Greta Bodey Hawthorn players' player (1st award – record)

Milestones

Names in bold indicate Hawthorn only.

50th game played

RoundNameOpponentScoreGround
2 Aileen Gilroy Collingwood 3.8 (26) – 11.7 (73) Victoria Park
Casey Sherriff
Semi–final Louise Stephenson Port Adelaide 6.13 (49) – 7.8 (50) IKON Park

50th goal kicked

RoundNameOpponentScoreGround
4 Greta Bodey St Kilda 2.5 (17) – 11.8 (74) RSEA Park

Debuts

RoundNameOpponentScoreGround
1 Casey Sherriff Carlton 9.12 (66) – 4.4 (28) Kinetic Stadium
Laura Stone
Jess Vukic
Eliza West
Mikayla Williamson
8 Sophie Butterworth Greater Western Sydney 9.7 (61) – 3.6 (24) Kinetic Stadium

First goals

RoundNameOpponentScoreGround
1 Mattea Breed Carlton 9.12 (66) – 4.4 (28) Kinetic Stadium
Casey Sherriff
2 Eliza West Collingwood 3.8 (26) – 11.7 (73) Victoria Park
Mikayla Williamson
3 Tamara Smith Adelaide 9.4 (58) – 4.8 (32) Thomas Farms Oval
5 Mackenzie Eardley Geelong 9.7 (61) – 12.7 (79) GMHBA Stadium
Jasmine Fleming
Louise Stephenson
Laura Stone

Injury list

NameInjuryStatusSourceMatchInjury dateReturn date
Mackenzie Eardley Quad Recovery icon.png [16] Pre-season vs. Sydney17 August 20247 September 2024
Greta Bodey Hand Recovery icon.png [16] —27 August 20241 September 2024
Sophie Locke Knee Recovery icon.png [16] —27 August 20247 September 2024
Kristy Stratton Hamstring Recovery icon.png [16] —27 August 202417 September 2024
Aine McDonagh Shoulder Recovery icon.png [17] Round 1 vs. Carlton1 September 20247 September 2024
Emily Bates Calf Recovery icon.png [18] —7 September 202413 September 2024
Aine McDonagh Wrist Recovery icon.png [18] Round 2 vs. Collingwood7 September 202413 September 2024
Casey Sherriff Ankle Recovery icon.png [18] Round 2 vs. Collingwood7 September 202422 October 2024
Bridie Hipwell Lower leg Recovery icon.png [19] Round 3 vs. Adelaide15 September 20241 October 2024
Mattea Breed Foot Recovery icon.png [20] Round 6 vs. Gold Coast2 October 20249 October 2024
Mackenzie Eardley Concussion Recovery icon.png [20] Round 6 vs. Fremantle6 October 202422 October 2024
Kristy Stratton Ankle Recovery icon.png [20] Round 6 vs. Fremantle6 October 20243 November 2024
Laura Stone Ankle Injury icon 2.svg [20] Round 6 vs. Fremantle6 October 2024
Greta Bodey Toe Recovery icon.png [21] —15 October 202429 October 2024
Lucy Wales Lower leg Recovery icon.png [22] Round 10 vs. Richmond3 November 20246 November 2024

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