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In the game of the season so far, Hawks showed they are the team to beat in 2025

The Hawks defeated the Giants 76 to 64, showcasing their strength in the season.
Hawks coach Sam Mitchell made effective adjustments during the third term that limited the Giants' opportunities.
Watson helped his team with key plays and free kicks.
Giants' Skipper Greene contributed two goals and 19 disposals, but they could not secure a win, resulting in their first loss of the season.

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The Age

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In the game of the season so far, Hawks showed they are the team to beat in 2025

In what shaped as the game of the season to date, it was the Hawks who prevailed in a tactical masterpiece against the Giants in Launceston on Saturday night.

5 days ago·Australia

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illawarramercury.com.au

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How the Hawks wouldn't have made it to 2025 without you - and this man

If it wasn't for former championship captain Mat Campbell, and the Illawarra community rallying behind the Hawks, this season may never have happened.

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7NEWS Australia

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Hawthorn achieve 11-year first with windy win over GWS Giants

The Hawks have held top spot on the ladder after putting the previously unbeaten Giants to the sword.

5 days ago·Australia

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The West Australian

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Hawks rally to beat Giants, maintain unbeaten AFL run

Hawthorn have overcome gale-like conditions and a previously undefeated Giants side to register their fourth-straight win to start the AFL season.

5 days ago·Australia

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The Examiner

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Wizard-inspired Hawks overcome Giants, wind-battered UTAS to go 4-0

Hawthorn overturned an early deficit to beat GWS Giants by two goals in Launceston. The Hawks are 4-0 to start the 2025 AFL season.

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regionillawarra.com.au

We love you Illawarra Hawks ... 'cause we're from Wollongong and proud of it!

As the dust settles between the mountains and the sea, and my eyes finally begin to dry, I can’t help but reflect on the momentous NBL Championship win the Illawarra Hawks brought home for the 2024/25 season. The grit and perseverance of the Hawks reflects the spirit of the city: a once industrial town still […]

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