1993 Hawthorn Football Club season

Hawthorn Football Club
1993 season
PresidentTrevor Coote
Geoff Lord
CoachAlan Joyce
Captain(s)Gary Ayres
Home groundWaverley Park
AFL season13–7 (4th)
Finals seriesElimination Final
(lost to Adelaide 95–110)
Best and FairestJason Dunstall
Leading goalkickerJason Dunstall (123)
Highest home attendance55,287 (Elimination Final vs. Adelaide)
Lowest home attendance13,397 (Round 17 vs. Sydney)
Average home attendance29,597
← 1992 1994 →

The 1993 season was the Hawthorn Football Club's 69th season in the Australian Football League and 92nd overall.

Fixture

Premiership season

Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold) Venue Attendance Record
Home Away Result
1 Saturday, 27 March (2:00 pm) Melbourne 13.15 (93) 11.4 (70) Won by 23 points Waverley Park (H) 25,098 1–0
2 Sunday, 4 April (2:15 pm) Sydney 12.20 (92) 22.17 (149) Won by 57 points Sydney Cricket Ground (A) 10,144 2–0
3 Monday, 12 April (2:00 pm) Carlton 16.16 (112) 16.14 (110) Lost by 2 points Princes Park (A) 33,274 2–1
4 Saturday, 17 April (2:00 pm) Geelong 11.13 (79) 18.17 (125) Lost by 46 points Waverley Park (H) 31,492 2–2
5 Bye
6 Friday, 30 April (8:38 pm) Adelaide 12.16 (88) 16.9 (105) Won by 17 points Football Park (A) 46,689 3–2
7 Saturday, 8 May (2:00 pm) Brisbane Bears 16.17 (113) 10.10 (70) Won by 43 points Waverley Park (H) 14,375 4–2
8 Saturday, 15 May (2:08 pm) Collingwood 14.10 (94) 10.16 (76) Lost by 18 points Victoria Park (A) 29,880 4–3
9 Saturday, 22 May (2:00 pm) Richmond 20.11 (131) 19.7 (121) Won by 10 points Waverley Park (H) 20,316 5–3
10 Saturday, 29 May (2:00 pm) Footscray 9.8 (62) 20.12 (132) Won by 70 points Whitten Oval (A) 19,397 6–3
11 Monday, 14 June (2:08 pm) Essendon 12.14 (86) 17.14 (116) Lost by 30 points Waverley Park (H) 47,295 6–4
12 Saturday, 19 June (2:00 pm) St Kilda 23.14 (152) 11.8 (74) Won by 78 points Waverley Park (H) 28,975 7–4
13 Friday, 25 June (8:08 pm) North Melbourne 11.14 (80) 12.11 (83) Won by 3 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (A) 47,705 8–4
14 Bye
15 Saturday, 10 July (2:00 pm) Fitzroy 15.20 (110) 9.10 (64) Won by 46 points Waverley Park (H) 21,744 9–4
16 Saturday, 17 July (2:08 pm) Melbourne 12.18 (90) 16.10 (106) Won by 16 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (A) 44,303 10–4
17 Sunday, 25 July (2:00 pm) Sydney 24.15 (159) 9.13 (67) Won by 92 points Waverley Park (H) 13,397 11–4
18 Saturday, 31 July (2:08 pm) Carlton 13.13 (91) 17.20 (122) Lost by 31 points Waverley Park (H) 40,850 11–5
19 Saturday, 7 August (2:08 pm) Geelong 22.18 (150) 10.8 (68) Lost by 82 points Kardinia Park (A) 25,817 11–6
20 Sunday, 15 August (2:00 pm) West Coast 10.7 (67) 6.9 (45) Lost by 22 points Subiaco Oval (A) 41,988 11–7
21 Saturday, 21 August (2:08 pm) Adelaide 17.13 (115) 13.10 (88) Won by 27 points Waverley Park (H) 26,540 12–7
22 Sunday, 29 August (1:15 pm) Brisbane Bears 15.16 (106) 24.19 (163) Won by 57 points The Gabba (A) 11,544 13–7
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Finals series

Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Hawthorn's scores indicated in bold) Venue Attendance
Home Away Result
Elimination Final Sunday, 5 September (2:30 pm) Adelaide 13.17 (95) 16.14 (110) Lost by 15 points Melbourne Cricket Ground (H) 55,287
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Ladder

(P) Premiers
Qualified for finals
# Team P W L D PF PA % Pts
1 Essendon (P) 20 13 6 1 2333 1959 119.1 54
2 Carlton 20 13 6 1 2315 1968 117.6 54
3 North Melbourne 20 13 7 0 2597 2150 120.8 52
4 Hawthorn 20 13 7 0 2166 1858 116.6 52
5 Adelaide 20 12 8 0 2168 1840 117.8 48
6 West Coast 20 12 8 0 1912 1651 115.8 48
7 Geelong 20 12 8 0 2354 2109 111.6 48
8 Collingwood 20 11 9 0 2086 2060 101.3 44
9 Footscray 20 11 9 0 1978 1997 99.0 44
10 Melbourne 20 10 10 0 2101 1873 112.2 40
11 Fitzroy 20 10 10 0 2001 2011 99.5 40
12 St Kilda 20 10 10 0 2040 2166 94.2 40
13 Brisbane Bears 20 4 16 0 1886 2504 75.3 16
14 Richmond 20 4 16 0 1753 2480 70.7 16
15 Sydney 20 1 19 0 1837 2901 63.3 4

Rules for classification: 1. premiership points; 2. percentage; 3. points for
Average score: 105.1
Source: AFL Tables

References

  1. ^ a b "AFL Tables - 1993 Scores". afltables.com. Retrieved 18 September 2016.


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