1/20Hawka signs a ball for Jock Townsend, 7, as Hawthorn premiership players visit Launceston Cancer Support Centre. Picture: ROSS MARSDEN
Hawks deliver trophy to Tassie
Hawks deliver trophy to Tassie
2/20Hawthorn premiership players in Launceston. Picture: ROSS MARSDEN
3/20Young Hawk supporters, sisters Lulu, 4, and Sasi Palmer, 7, in Launceston to see the Hawks and the Premiership Cup. Picture: ROSS MARSDEN
4/20Hawthorn premiership player Josh Gibson gives his autograph to Isabel Brown, 10, of Launceston. Picture: ROSS MARSDEN
5/20Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson holds aloft the AFL Premiership Cup for Hawks fans gathered at PW1 in Hobart. Picture: LEIGH WINBURN
6/20Hawthorn’s Taylor Duryea signs Maggie Ralph’s top in Launceston. Picture: ROSS MARSDEN
7/20Bailey Jordan, of Devonport, has his hair sprayed pink by Hawthorn player Taylor Duryea in Launceston. Picture: ROSS MARSDEN
8/20Pink bucket hats were the order of the day for Hawthorn premiership players visiting the Launceston Cancer Support Centre. Picture: ROSS MARSDEN
9/20Fans wait to greet Hawthorn players at Princes Wharf in Hobart. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
10/20Tasmanian Hawthorn player Grant Birchall with the Premiership Cup at Princes Wharf. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
11/20Tasmanian Hawthorn player Grant Birchall speaks to the crowd at Princes Wharf in Hobart. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
12/20Part of the large crowd of Hawks fans at Princes Wharf in Hobart. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
13/20Hawthorn players greet the large crowd at Princes Wharf in Hobart. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
14/20Fans wait to greet Hawthorn players at Princes Wharf in Hobart. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
15/20Best mates Levi Page, left, of Lenah Valley, and Aleck Evans, of Glenorchy, sing the Hawthron Football Club song for the crowd at Princes Wharf. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
16/20Part of the large crowd at Princes Wharf to welcome the Hawks. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
17/202014 Premiers, Hawthorn
18/202014 Premiers, Hawthorn
19/202014 Premiers, Hawthorn
20/202014 Premiers, Hawthorn
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