On Saturday, the Harden Hawks held a ladies’ day at McLean Oval, where the Hawks won 84 – 6 against Googong, giving the ladies a great game to watch. Googong women, unfortunately, forfeit before the event.
From all accounts, the Ladies Day was such a huge success with plenty of money raised for Can Assist Harden–Murrumburrah. Can Assist also ran the canteen on the day.
The Club wanted to thank all the women who make the Club what it is and dedicate their time to making everything run smoothly.
This was supported heavily by the community, which donated prizes for the Facebook auction.
Coach of the Hawks, Nick Hall, said that it was a good day for the Club.
“It was unfortunate the girls didn’t get a game, but it meant they got to go and fully participate in ladies’ days, so they did that, and it turned out great,” he said.
“We got a pretty good win over the weekend. It’s good to get the points up, and it’s good to get some confidence, but you don’t get a whole lot out of those games other than injuries, sometimes a false confidence. It’s a risk, but it was a fun day.
“We are probably at different levels with Googong in our performance right now in what we’re capable of with our players. Googong had a few injuries, which took out some key guys, so that makes it hard for them.
“It was discipline that won it for us, on a day like that, if we don’t have discipline, you don’t get that result, so we did the job.”
Now Harden looks to Snowy River Bears on Saturday at JJ Connors Oval.
Jack Murray
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