The major award winners were, in first grade, Pat Smith, who had an outstanding season. Ever consistent Luke Brown was in second place.

For the Hawkettes, Georgia Smith capped off a great year, winning Best and Fairest in a close one over Emma James and Maddie Douglas in third.

In the Worhawks, Tara McGrath West was Best and Fairest, with Mel Ings in second place.

In the Under 16's, Joie Whybrow and Ewen Stewart were joint Best and Fairest.

The club celebrated a great season with the Hawkettes going back to back undefeated champions.

The Hawks finished third on the George Tooke ladder, and the Under 16's were defeated by a narrow margin in the Grand Final.

The Worhawks made us proud by gaining a couple of wins in their inaugural season.

The Hawks will announce their coaches shortly for 2020, which will be the 100^th year celebration for the club.

Coaches Award: Hawks - Michael West; Hawkettes - Olivia Doolan; Worhawks - Jen McKay; Under 16's - Jack Glover

Best Defender: Hawks - Ben Davis; Hawkettes - Grace Smith; Worhawks - Sienna Bloor; Under 16's - Jake Christie.

Senior Player of the Year: Ben Davis

Dedication and Commitment: Hawks - Luke Brown; Hawkettes - Emma James; Worhawks - Sharni Manton; Under 16's - Byron Campbell

Hawks future rising star (in any grade): Bridie Minehan

Rookie for the Hawks: Zac Allen

Player of the Finals: Hawks - Elliott Raby; Hawkettes - Jessica Doolan; Under 16's - Jacob Maher

Players Player: Hawks - Michael West; Hawkettes - Jessica Doolan; Under 16's - Ewan Stewart

Most Consistent: Hawks - Drew Arabin; Hawkettes - Maddie Douglas; Worhawks - Sienna Bloor, Under 16's - Jacob Piper

Club Person of the Year: joint winners Maryanne Fitzgerald and Simon Doolan

Best and Fairest: Hawks - Patrick Smith; Hawkettes - Georgia Smith; Worhawks - Tara McGrath West; Under 16's - Joie Whybrow and Ewan Stewart.

The Harden Hawks wish to thank all our hardworking committee, our sponsors our supporters and players.