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Clint Proctor named new Box Hill Hawks coach

Clint Proctor today has been named as new coach of Box Hill Hawks.

After playing with Frankston and Williamstown in VFL for last 10 years has gained coaching experience in VFL, TSL and NAB League.

This year he was an assistant coach at Box Hill Hawks,

Congrats to Clint , Fantastic appointment

Box Hill Hawks welcome Mitchell (back)

From the Box Hill official website

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Box Hill Hawks Welcome Mitchell

Box Hill Hawks are delighted to announce that as part of Sam Mitchell’s new role as Head of Development at Hawthorn, he will also take on the job of Box Hill Hawks Senior Coach. 

Mitchell’s new role heads the development of Hawthorn’s playing list, with a specific focus on developing Hawthorn’s first to fifth year players. 

The opportunity will enable Mitchell to carry his teaching from a training environment through to a match day setting, while also providing him with the opportunity to run his own program for the first time in his coaching career. 

 Box Hill Hawks President Ed Sill said the appointment offered incredible opportunity to both Hawthorn and Box Hill listed players.

 “Sam is an excellent coach and is passionate about the development of young talent which will be a huge asset to our club,” said Sill.

 “To have someone of Sam’s calibre as Senior Coach will provide both Box Hill and Hawthorn listed players with excellent development opportunity.

 “We’re delighted to welcome Sam back to Box Hill, we see this as the first step into a new era at our club and we are very much looking forward to the 2021 season.”

Mitchell himself highlighted the opportunity a strongly aligned AFL and second-tier structure presents.

“The development of young talent is something I’m really passionate about so to now have that as the focus of my role at Hawthorn is personally something I am really excited to get started,” said Mitchell.

“Having the opportunity to coach my own team and be a part of every stage of players’ development is an incredible prospect.

“My role really is to get the best out of all of our young guys and the opportunity to align the two programs really closely by structuring it this way is hugely exciting and presents a fantastic opportunity for players and as an extension of that, both Box Hill and Hawthorn.”

Hawthorn players eligible for Box Hill

From the Hawthorn FC website:

Full list of AFL-listed Hawks who are eligible for VFL finals

Harry Morrison ^

Conor Glass ^

Daniel Howe

Ryan Schoenmakers ^

Marc Pittonet

Changkuoth Jiath

Kaiden Brand

David Mirra

Mathew Walker

Jacob Koschitzke

Dylan Moore

Jackson Ross

Darren Minchington

Harrison Jones ^

Olly Hanrahan

Teia Miles

Ned Reeves

Damon Greaves

Will Golds

James Cousins

^ Currently on injured list

 

Rules for participation in VFL Finals Series matches

(a) A Player who has not played in at least one AFL or VFL Senior Grade Home and Away Match in the relevant season will be ineligible to play in the VFL Senior Grade Finals Series.



(b) A Player who has played in an AFL Home and Away Match after 1 July in the relevant season will be ineligible to play in VFL Senior Grade Finals Series Matches unless that Player has played in a combined total of at least six (6) VFL Senior Grade Home and Away Matches in the same season.



(c) Despite any other provision of this Rule 20, but subject to Rule 20(d), where a Club has both its AFL and VFL Senior Teams engaged on the same weekend, any Player may be selected to play in the VFL Senior Team so long as that Player has played in at least one AFL or VFL Senior Grade Home and Away Match in that relevant season.



(d) When an AFL Club is eliminated from the AFL Final Series on the same weekend as the VFL Grand Final, the selection of players in the VFL Senior Grade team shall be unrestricted, provided the player has participated in at least one (AFL or VFL) Senior Grade match in the relevant season.