Box Hill Hawks VFL-listed player Daniel Wood has taken one of the greatest marks you will see on a football field.

Playing for local club Blackburn in the Eastern Football Netball League (EFNL) on Saturday against Balwyn, Wood can be seen climbing shoulders before raking in a superb grab that rivals the likes of high-flyers Jeremy Howe, Brett Burton, Gary Moorcraft and Isaac Heeney.

The Hawks posted footage of the mark, which shows players from both sides in disbelief at the acrobatic effort.

"Yesterday, while playing for Blackburn, our own Daniel Wood took one of the greatest marks in the history of Australian rules football," Box Hill wrote on social media.

"Don't believe me? Just watch... Give him a car, a boat, a plane, the International Space Station โ€” this is as good as it gets."

To finish the job, Wood went back and slotted the goal. Unfortunately, the high-flyer's efforts weren't enough to claim the victory, going down to the Tigers by 11 points.

Wood explained the experience on Channel 7's Sunday Footy Feast.

"It's pretty unbelievable," Wood said.

"I knew it was a pretty decent fly at the time. And seeing everyone's reactions and how everything's blown up this morning has been pretty special.

"I read the flight, knew I would land straight on this bloke's head, and I like to consider myself a high flyer, and I thought, stuff it, let's give it a go.

"Got up there, and when I was there it was terrifying cause I knew I had to come down.

"But just to hold onto it, I was glad."