On the back of another 1000-goal season, shooter Ashlea Mawer shared the side's open award with feeder Danni Pickett, all the while as last year's winner Zoe Claridge nearly made it a three-way tie.

Mawer and Pickett polled 18 votes each, ahead of Claridge on 17 votes, while midcourter Jamie Symons was just a further vote behind.

Steph Walker was also in contention on 13 votes, with defenders Gemma Poke on 11 and Tessa Coote finishing on 10 votes.

A couple of weeks after their opens grand final loss to crosstown rivals Cavaliers, the Hawks celebrated a huge State League season at the Launceston Golf Club.

Rising star Hannah Lenthall was the standout for the club's 19-and-under best and fairest from 30 votes, with Lauren Spencer named the runner-up on 24 votes.

TIME TO DECIDE:

The 19s had a great season which ended in a preliminary final after a third-place finish on the ladder.

The night kicked off with Lynne Pickett receiving life membership for her dedication to the club over many years as a player, development coach, treasurer, score bench volunteer and manager.

The Northern Tasmanian Netball Association program participants were recognised for their development of junior players and those involved with state programs and league award recipients were acknowledged.

The club person of the year was Clare McKimmie for her commitment to the opens and 19s team as statistician, manager and supporter.

In a post on their Facebook page, the club said: "Thank you to everyone who attended and to the supporters who have followed the teams on their journey in 2019, rest assured the Northern Hawks will be looking forward to an exciting 2020."

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