Looking for a challenge or just looking for something to do with your family?
Here is your chance and support a local charity group in Castle Hill Rotary in the Cross Country Challenge at Bella Vista Farm.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.As we exit our Autumn competition, all eyes are firmly focused on the upcoming Spring Competition. Make sure you join fast as team spots are quickly running out. Head to hillshornetstouch.com to get all the information you need for both junior and seniors.
Hills Hornets - Premier Non-Profit Touch Football Club | Winner of NSWTA
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Hills Hornets Touch Football Club is non-profit touch football association in the Hills region. Affiliated with NSWTA & Touch Football Australia (TFA).Congratulations to Hills Hornets Melissa Mitchell who was named in the NSWTA Golden Jubilee Indigenous Team. An amazing honour for her dedication to the sport along some absolute legends of our game. #gohills
Congrats Mel.
Registrations are now open for Senior Spring Comp 2022.
Senior Spring Competition – 2022
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Registrations are now open for Senior Spring Comp 2022.REMINDER
To all our Vawdon Cup players, please remember to register by 5pm today. Please contact your coach for the team link.
Registrations have now open for Spring 2022 and filling fast. Don’t miss out! #jointheswarm🐝
Unfortunately the playing fields have not recovered from recent rainfall.
There will be no Hills Park Comp tonight.
Hornets inspired to become Emus!
Great to see these legends mix it with the best youth players in the country at the Aussie Youth Camp on the Gold Coast. #jointheswarm🐝 #gohills
Get up, Stand up, Show up.
The Hornets acknowledge the significance of NAIDOC week on Bidjigal lands as we join in the celebration of history, culture and the significance made by indigenous peoples across the country.
The logo designed by proud Darug man Kenny Gow, identifies the large circle as the gathering place with the smaller circles and dots depicting tribes travelling as they come together to hunt. The colours represent nightfall with kangaroo tracks surrounding the Hornet.
The Hills name has been replaced with the local indigenous name Bidjigal.
Congratulations to these Hornets who were selected to represent NSWCHS at National Youth Championships in September. Well done! #jointheswarm🐝 @kenzdavisss @tallarabambletttt @avaajoness_ @mel.mitchell2
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