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Hawks star Chad Wingard has taken a hilarious tumble after admiring his own good work early in Hawthorn’s clash with North Melbourne.

HAWTHORN has received a major boost for the blockbuster Easter Monday clash against Geelong with Chad Wingard set to play his first game of the season. The exciting playmaker has recovered from a calf injury that has kept him on the sidelines since February.

Hawthorn forward Chad Wingard is edging closer to his return from a calf injury, while Jack Scrimshaw gained some valuable match practice in Box Hill's practice match. Draftee Seamus Mitchell continues to make solid progress in his recovery from an ankle injury,

Despite suffering a minor setback in last week's intraclub, Chad Wingard will be hopeful of making a return to full fitness ahead of Hawthorn's Round 1 clash against Essendon. Physical Performance Manager Luke Boyd said the club was remaining optimistic about Wingard’s chances of playing in the season opener.

Despite suffering a minor setback in last week's intraclub, Chad Wingard will be hopeful of making a return to full fitness ahead of Hawthorn's Round 1 clash against Essendon. Physical Performance Manager Luke Boyd said the club was remaining optimistic about Wingard’s chances of playing in the season opener.

Wingard thrived in 2020 as he split his time between the midfield and forwardline, with the club's Head of Development Sam Mitchell suggesting it may be a similar story in the upcoming campaign. "At the moment he is spending a bit of time in both areas – when he is …

Second-year Hawk Jon Patton was again absent as the club investigates allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct on social media. Chad Wingard dazzled in clearance work and split his time between midfield and attack during match simulation.

Joining Tom Mitchell as the only two Hawks to play all 17 games this year, Chad Wingard was one of the club’s top performers in 2020. Deservedly taking home third place in the Peter Crimmins Medal count,

Port Adelaide’s rise to the top has been one of the success stories of season 2020. With huge pressure on coach Ken Hinkley towards the latter part of last season, the club stood behind their man and backed him to reach the finals.

West Torrens young gun Lachlan Jones has been rated as a better draft prospect than two former Sturt stars selected in the top six.