the title on the final day of the season. Trailing Bognor Regis Town by a point prior to the penultimate round of matches, the Hawks won 1–0 at home against their title rivals, in front of new league record crowd for the Hawks of 3,455. This result meant the Hawks needed to win their final game at Kingstonian or match Bognor's result. The Hawks drew 0-0 but, despite leading 1–0 with 20 minutes left, Bognor could only draw at home to Metropolitan Police, allowing a sizeable contingent of travelling Hawks fans to watch their team collect the trophy as 2016-17 Isthmian League champions. After being promoted the previous season, the Hawks won the 2017–18 National League South, winning it on the final day with a win against Concord Rangers where Jason Prior scored the 89th minute winning goal. Prior was also the Hawk's leading scorer in their successful league campaign was who was the 5th top scorer in the campaign with 23 goals. In the 2018–19 season, Havant & Waterlooville struggled to adjust to life in the National League and were relegated with three matches remaining. On 22 April 2019, Havant & Waterlooville released a statement confirming Lee Bradbury had left by mutual consent. The next day, assistant manager Shaun Gale was appointed caretaker manager for their final two games of the season. On 29 April, it was announced that former Sutton United manager Paul Doswell had signed a three-year contract, bringing Ian Baird back to the club as his assistant. In 2019–20 National League South the Hawks switched to morning training, three days a week. As a result, the squad was transformed with only three players remaining from that which completed the previous season. The new look Hawks challenged at the top of the division until the season was curtailed in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At first it appeared as though the League would only promote the leading club, given the extraordinary circumstances. As the Hawks stood second in the division they, along with the similarly placed York City of the National League North, started the #promote2 campaign for play-offs to take place or the second place club to be promoted. Eventually play-offs did take place but H&W lost 2–1 to Dartford in their home semi-final. Stadium The club play at Westleigh Park renamed the Draper Tools Community Stadium at the start of the 2020/21 season. Located