The numbers of Hawthorn’s AFL recruits for 2025 have been revealed, while one Hawk has changed his number from season 2024. 

See all the new numbers for 2025 below. 

20 - Finn Maginness  

As previously unveiled, Finn Maginness will don the number 20 guernsey, following in the footsteps of his father Scott, a two-time premiership player for the brown and gold who played 131 games for the club.

Fresh from signing a contract extension until the end of the 2027 season, Maginness has the opportunity to create his own history in the coveted number, with previous wearers including Ian Bremner (158 games), Brett Hyde (129 games), Jade Rawlings (116 games) and David Hale (108 games). 

21 - Noah Mraz

After being drafted with Pick 35 in the 2024 national draft, Noah Mraz is set to suit up in the number 21 as he begins his AFL journey.

Arguably the most notable Hawk to pull on the number 21 is former captain Richard Vandenberg, who played 145 games for the brown and gold over nine years.

Those with sharp memories may recall a more recent captain who also wore the number in his early years, with James Sicily suiting up for 44 games across 2015 - 2017. 

That was just the second of Sicily’s three guernsey number changes though, with his name set to feature again below. 

24 - Josh Battle 

After crossing over from St Kilda in the 2024 trade period, Josh Battle will pull on the number 24 guernsey as he prepares to begin his time in the brown and gold.

Some big names have previously suited up in the number 24 jumper, including Chris Langford (303 games), Peter Knights (264 games), Ben Stratton (202 games), Trent Croad (184 games), Alan Woodley (130 games) and Albert Prior (103 games). 

32 - Cody Anderson

Next Generation Academy product turned AFL Hawk, Cody Anderson will don the number 32 in season 2025.

After previously wearing the number while suiting up for the Eastern Ranges, 32 became free next year after Finn Maginness vacated the number to don the number 20 next year. 

Colin Robertson is perhaps the most prominent name to suit up in the number 32, playing 116 games during his six years at the club. 

37 - Tom Barrass

Tom Barrass will keep the same number he wore at West Coast, number 37.

After winning a premiership and a club best and fairest while at the Eagles, the 29-year-old can create a new legacy in the brown and gold with the same number.

Angelo Lekkas (180 games) and Brendan Whitecross (111 games) are the previous two Hawks who have suited up for 100 games in the number 37.

41 - Matt Hill 

Matt Hill will begin his AFL career in the number 41 after being recruited to Hawthorn as a Category B rookie. 

A trio of Hawks have suited up for matches in the number previously, with Oliver Hanrahan playing 29 games, Glenn Harrison suiting up for 10 games and Connor Downie making two appearances. 

The number also marked James Sicily’s entry into the AFL, with the young 18-year-old at the time handed the guernsey back in 2014.

43 - Jaime Uhr-Henry 

Hawks fans will spot Category B rookie Jaime Uhr-Henry in the number 43 from next year.

Peter Murnane is arguably the most prominent Hawk to pull on this number, playing 80 games from 1976 - 1981. 

2025 guernsey numbers 

1. Harry Morrison 
2. Mitch Lewis 
3. Jai Newcombe 
4. Jarman Impey 
5. James Worpel
6. James Sicily 
7. Ned Reeves 
8. Sam Frost 
9. Changkuoth Jiath 
10. Karl Amon 
11. Conor Nash 
12. Will Day 
13. Dylan Moore 
14. Jack Scrimshaw 
15. Blake Hardwick 
16. Massimo D’Ambrosio 
17. Lloyd Meek 
18. Mabior Chol 
19. Jack Gunston 
20. Finn Maginness 
21. Noah Mraz 
22. Luke Breust 
23. Josh Weddle 
24. Josh Battle 
25. Josh Ward 
26. Bodie Ryan 
27. Will McCabe 
28. Cam Mackenzie 
29. Jai Serong 
30. Sam Butler 
31. Connor Macdonald 
32. Cody Anderson 
33. Jack Ginnivan 
34. Nick Watson 
35. Calsher Dear 
36. James Blanck 
37. Tom Barrass 
38. Max Ramsden 
39. Jasper Scaife 
40. Seamus Mitchell 
41. Matt Hill 
42. Bailey Macdonald 
43. Jaime Uhr-Henry 
44. Henry Hustwaite

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