Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 07/22 09:34 - University of Queensland v Mount Gravatt Hawks L 1-0
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 07/15 08:00 - Mount Gravatt Hawks v The Gap D 0-0
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 07/01 08:07 - Southside Eagles v Mount Gravatt Hawks D 0-0
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 06/24 08:00 - Mount Gravatt Hawks v Brisbane Knights D 1-1
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 06/10 08:00 - The Gap v Mount Gravatt Hawks L 3-0
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 06/04 05:00 - Mount Gravatt Hawks v Moggill W 4-0
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 05/27 08:08 - Mount Gravatt Hawks v Brisbane Wolves L 1-4
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 05/20 08:14 - North Star v Mt Gravatt Hawks L 3-1
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 05/13 08:13 - North Pine v Mt Gravatt Hawks L 5-1
Australia Brisbane Canale Cup 05/10 09:33 - St George Willawong FC v Mount Gravatt Hawks L 4-1
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 05/05 10:30 - Mount Gravatt Hawks v Southside Eagles D 2-2
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 04/23 06:58 - Bayside United v Mount Gravatt Hawks W 0-3
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 04/08 08:06 - Mount Gravatt Hawks v University of Queensland W 1-0
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 03/18 09:22 - Brisbane Knights v Mount Gravatt Hawks W 3-4
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 03/11 07:22 - Mount Gravatt Hawks v Acacia Ridge L 1-5
Australia FFA Cup 03/08 11:29 - Brisbane Force v Mount Gravatt Hawks L 4-1
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 02/26 09:14 - Brisbane Wolves v Mount Gravatt Hawks D 0-0
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 02/19 06:08 - Mount Gravatt Hawks v North Star L 1-4
Australia Friendlies 01/27 07:57 - Capalaba FC v Mount Gravatt Hawks L 4-2
Australia Friendlies 01/14 09:07 - Annerley v Mount Gravatt Hawks W 2-3

Wikipedia - Mt Gravatt Hawks FC

Mt Gravatt Hawks FC is an Australian football (soccer) club from Mount Gravatt, Queensland, a suburb of Brisbane. The club was formed in 1960 and has a prestigious history as holders of several titles including the Ampol Cup, State Championship and several State League Premierships. The club currently plays in the Brisbane Premier League.

History

Mt Gravatt Soccer Club was founded in 1960 and over many years has prioritised the development of junior players. The club was originally based at the Mt Gravatt Showgrounds but as the popularity of soccer grew the club relocated to more extensive surroundings at Dittmer Park, Klumpp Road. The concept of a soccer club was originally put forward by the management committee of the Mt Gravatt Youth and Recreation Club and for the first couple of years the club was known as Mountain Rangers before changing to Mt Gravatt Junior Soccer Club in 1962. In those early years the club concentrated on junior soccer but in 1965 a feeder arrangement was established with the Excelsior Club, based at Stone's Corner and the revamped team won promotion to Queensland Division 3. In 1966 the name of the senior team was changed from Mt Gravatt Excelsior to Mt Gravatt Soccer Club and a further promotion followed in 1967.

The most successful period in the club's history was in the early 1980s when the club achieved 4 premiership titles, winning the Queensland State League in 1980 and 1981 and the Brisbane Premier League in 1983 in 1984. One of their premiership successes in 1981 was further consolidated with the club going on to win the Queensland Grand Final and become state champions.

The club also achieved a number of cup successes at that time winning the President's Trophy in 1981 and again in 1984 and the Golden Circle Trophy in 1986. However their biggest cup success came a few years later in 1991 when Mt Gravatt lifted the Ampol Cup, the Queensland State cup competition.

Mt Gravatt Soccer Club entered the National League Cup in 1980 and again in 1981. In 1980 the club won 1–0 away to Brisbane City in the first round but lost 4–2 at home to Brisbane Lions in the second round (the last 16 of the competition). The following season they departed the competition in the first round after losing 3–1 away to Brisbane City.

Perhaps the most prestigious match that the club has hosted was the game against the Australian U23 Olympics team in July 1997 which proved a close encounter with the home side going down 2–1.

Mt Gravatt is affiliated to Football Brisbane and is currently one of the larger clubs in Brisbane with over 400 juniors, 160 senior players and 45 women and junior girls. There are fourteen Senior Men's teams with Brisbane Premier League and Reserves, U18, City League 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, O'35s and O'45s. The Women compete in the Women's Capital League and City League competition and the junior players in in-house programs from Under 3 - Under 8 and Football Brisbane competitions from Under 8 to Under 16.

The success of the club's junior section is formidable with 4 current Australian internationals, namely Matt McKay, Jade North, Jon McKain and Nathan Coe, having been members of the club.

The Mount Gravatt Hawks are a competitive and passionate soccer team based in Australia. Known for their strong work ethic and dedication to the sport, the Hawks have a rich history of success on the field. With a talented roster of players and a supportive coaching staff, the team consistently strives for excellence in every match they play.

The Mount Gravatt Hawks are known for their fast-paced and dynamic style of play, with a focus on teamwork and communication. Their commitment to training and development has helped them achieve numerous victories and championships over the years, making them a respected and formidable opponent in the Australian soccer community.

Off the field, the Mount Gravatt Hawks are actively involved in their local community, participating in charity events and youth programs to give back and inspire the next generation of soccer players. With a strong sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship, the Hawks are not just a team, but a family united by their love for the game.

Whether they are competing in a local league match or a national tournament, the Mount Gravatt Hawks always bring their A-game and leave it all on the field. With their unwavering determination and passion for soccer, the Hawks continue to be a force to be reckoned with in Australian soccer.