Auburn Giants Australian Football Club

HANEEN ON OFFSIDERS

Check out Haneen's try scoring cameo on ABC's Offsiders. Watch the whole episode or skip to 29mins to watch our girl in action.

Haneen is scoring tries every week with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and we will be posting regular highlights from the Harvey Norman Women's Premiership.

Will we see Haneen back in action in the AFLW when the season returns in February 2021? Will she continue to juggle both the Sherrin and the Steeden?

Sunday 2 August Full Program Joining Kelli Underwood to discuss the week’s biggest sports stories are former Australian netballer Bianca Chatfield, The Age columnist Caroline Wilson and Macquarie Radio's John Stanley.

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EID MUBARAK ❤

Congrats Haneen on the AFLW NAB nomination. The under 15 girls were cheering tonight with their new bottles, bibs, and balls.. oh and the cheque and banner were also big!

Eid Mubarak 📸❤

Ramadan Kareem to all our Muslim players ❤

HANEEN ON CARO’S ARROW

Watch this clip of our very own Haneen Zreika getting mentioned by Caroline Wilson on last night’s Footy Classified.

Footy Classified on Twitter “Caro's Arrow is wound up and ready to fire! 🏹 https://t.co/VM56r1GGz3”

Our Under 15s squad is getting BIGGER every week.

Congratulations to our u15s YOUTH GIRLS.
1st game of the season and 1st win!
Really proud of these young women. ❤

Sport has been a powerful tool for us strengthen social ties and networks, and to promote ideals of peace, fraternity, solidarity, non-violence, tolerance and justice. This is why we're celebrating International Day of Sport for Development and Peace.

It is with great sadness that after eight years we withdrew our Women's team from the AFL Sydney Competition.

This team was all about women.
Women's voices.
Women's representation.
Women's opportunities and pathways.

It was a safe space to have fun, be ourselves and navigate our intersectionil identities.

Some of us dealt with racism, Islamophpbia and gender bias all that same time. We had a voice on all those things because we do not live in a vacuum where we can only be footballers.

The best among us are those who use our position and influence to make an impact. We sought to do that. At the same time, we were going after some audacious goals.

First it was to welcome ALL types of people to our team. Then it was to become competitive on the field and to make sure we supported the development of elite talent for

The main goal has always been and will always be to develop strong & confident women. So our focus over the next 12 months will be our Under 15s Girls.

This was never about making history. But we did.

First ever Western Sydney Women's Team.
First ever team with strong participation and representation of Muslim Women.
This lay the ground work for Haneen Zreika to become the first Muslim Woman in the

We were born out of resistence to the way society shuts out women and misrepresentation of Western Sydney, Muslim communities and diverse cultures.

We were able to rise in our adversity once before. I'm sure we will again.

We spent the last eight years sharing our story across our globe. It's been incredible to become a household name and be part of the Australian Football community.

Thank you to all the women in the Sydney Competition who stood in solidarity with us every time it was necessary.

Thank you to all our volunteers for your service.

Thank you to our sponsors who believed in our dream and made it possible for us to be brave and daring, especially our Hawa Charcoal Chicken, Crescent Wealth, Dollys Bootcamp & Harvey Norman.

What an amazing achievement by Haneen Zreika!
You played out of your skin last week.
We are so proud of you.
Only up from here!