With 21 out of a possible 31 teams in finals week 1, there’s no shortage of Hawk action in the season 2015 finals.
A current fixture of games and winners can be found on TeamApp
| Divisions | Teams | Teams in finals |
| Juniors | 9 | 4 |
| Mens | 7 | 5 |
| Womens | 7 | 7 |
| Mens-Masters | 6 | 5 |
| Womens-Masters | 2 | 0 |
| Seniors | 14 | 12 |
| Masters | 8 | 5 |
| Overall | 31 | 21 |
The first weekend of the finals opens with two U16 teams on Friday night, followed by a Hawthorn vs Hawthorn duel on H-1 for the U12 teams.
There’s no shortage of Hawks in Finals on Saturday: nine seniors games, starting with the third placed Womens Metro B Blue team at 10:30am on H-2.
There are two games at SNHC, 12:30pm Womens Reserves take on undefeated MCC followed by Mens Reserves against Greensborough – a team they lost to in Rnds 2 & 14). A win in either WPLR or MPLR would be considered an upset.
Sunday is another big day at SNHC with both Womens and Mens. Sunday also sees Mens Metro B Red in a knockout final at H-1 at 2:30pm (BYO).
At 12:30pm, the Womens team take on an undefeated Doncaster and then the Mens are playing Powerhouse/St Kilda in an elimination final. The Mens lost to PH/StK at APK in Rnd 9, so this is their first match up on a quality surface. A win in either WPL or MPL would be considered an upset.
With your support, both of these are possible !
If we can win the Women’s Ashes, a hockey premiership is also possible. Spot the Hawk WPL player in the Women’s Ashes photo.