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Heidelberg West Football Club | |
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Names | |
Full name | Heidelberg West Football Club |
Nickname(s) | Hawks |
2013 season | |
Leading goalkicker | Kyl Ewart |
Best and fairest | Dan Bailey |
Club details | |
Founded | 1936 |
Colours | Brown, Gold |
Competition | Northern Football League |
Chairman | Tom Bennett |
Coach | Derek Shaw |
Ground(s) | Heidelberg Park |
(capacity: 2000) | |
Other information | |
Official website | Heidelberg West Football Club |
Heidelberg West Football Club is an Australian rules football club in Heidelberg West, Victoria, currently competing in Division 3 of the Northern Football League.
The Heidelberg West Football Club was established in 1936, played in the VAFA in 1939-40 [1] [2] and gained admission into the Diamond Valley Football League (now Northern Football League) in 1941. [3] The club was operated from a small brick clubroom/change room that was later converted into the existing change room facility at the ground. Jack Wood, with the help of a number of members, was responsible for building the additional front end of the clubrooms which still exist today, and have been made a feature piece of the local Heidelberg scenery.
Jack Wood’s family are still involved with the football club today. The rooms were renovated in 2010 thanks to a bequest made by club stalwart Dave Fisher after his passing. The rooms are now known as the "Dave Fisher" clubrooms.
The club enjoyed the ultimate success in their early days, winning the flag shortly after entering the competition in 1941, and also had a period of great success throughout the 70’s and 80’s in the strong Division 1 Diamond Valley Competition. During the 80’s the club also produced three Frank Smith medalists (B&F for DVFL competition) in Brad Dunbar (1988), Mark Perkins (1986) and Kelvin Wood (1984) and in 2017 new club recruit Jarryd Coulson took out league B&F honours in a season of resurgence for the Hawks, making their way up the ladder after many years down the bottom. In 2010 the NFL split Division 2 into another Division with Heidelberg West finishing in the bottom 6. [4]
F Smith, C Hart, D Bennetts, J Sinclair, D Pritchard, J Hughes, A Maxwell, R Scott, L Barnett, B Sedgman, V Reid, R Veitch, W Byrns, B Thomas, M Bloom, B A Sedgman, N McLeod, JC Scarffe, RG O’Rourke, D Fisher, M Hill, C Colbert, D Carpenter, L Butterworth,L Hill, R Maslin, A Hayward, B Reece, P Williams, I Bell, P Boxhall, J Spencer, N Brennan, K Mulgrave, K Scott, D Young, A Fairchild, G Clarence, B Watson Mrs, P Anderson, P Taylor, K Wood, L Cozen, S Reece Mrs, J Wood, K Moore, D Scott, M Fairchild, V Moore Mrs, P Gall, P Russell, T Hogan, I Stillman, G Reinke, D Wood Mrs, P Barnes, D Ilardi, J Cheers, R Edmonds, B Davis, P Byrne, M James, D Moore, P James [5]
2019 Jarryd Coulson
2018 Jarryd Coulson
2017 Jarryd Coulson
1988 Brad Dunbar
1986 Mark Perkins
1984 Kelvin Wood
1964 Pat Foley
1963 Pat Foley
1953 Jack Tucker
2016 Kyl Ewart (62)
1992 Greg Withers (80)
1960 Ivan Francis (67)
1959 Ed Crawley (70)
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