A high shot sure to be scrutinised by the AFL's match review officer and a nasty head clash marred a 26-point Hawthorn victory.

Hawks defender Jack Scrimshaw was left bloodied and battered after a horror head clash with teammate Josh Battle in an eventful second quarter against Essendon on Friday night.

Essendon begins its tilt towards a return to the finals when it faces a confident Hawthorn outfit coming off a rousing ...

Hawthorn have extended their unbeaten start to the AFL season in sizzling fashion, running traditional rivals Essendon off ...

Scott, who is fresh off a one-year contract extension earlier this week, will unleash Academy draft pick Isaac Kako up ...

In their first game on home soil this year, the Hawks gave their proud, passionate and paid-up faithful a spectacular opening ...

Scrimshaw will be scrutinised by the AFL’s match review officer for a high hit on Essendon defender Jordan Ridley, who was ...

The ringleader of the first-term onslaught, Karl Amon, waltzed off halfback with an inexplicable lack of attention from ...

Plus the two young guns that have instantly become ‘saviours’ for a club, and a rising star has been tipped to explode. Every club’s burning question ahead of Round 1, as well as the commentators for ...

Hawthorn defender Jack Scrimshaw came from the field with blood pouring from his face after a collision with teammate Josh Battle during their AFL clash with Essendon on Friday night.

Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell is backing emerging star Will Day to adjust to attention from taggers after his breakout ...