Old Essendon Grammarians Football Club has changed its name to PEGS to better represent its close link with its feeder school Penleigh and Essendon Grammar.
At the same time, it has unveiled its new playing jumper, which is a variation on the school’s guernsey.
PEGS president Stephen O’Hare is confident about 2012, with good numbers on the track reflecting the club’s desire to give Premier C a real shake next year.
Round 7 of the William Buck VAFA Premier Women’s competition delivered tight contests, standout individual performances and important ladder-shaping results. With Caulfield Grammarians on the bye, Old Scotch, Fitzroy, Kew
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