Glen Eira’s undefeated run to commence the season continued this weekend with a 13-point win against Canterbury. Julius Waras-Carstensen was named BOG on the back of three goals and a
Yarra Valley maintained their spot in the four and kept Eltham Collegians winless with a 12-point victory at Eltham College. Trailing by nine points with a quarter to play, the
Old Mentonians showcased more strings to their bow with a hard-fought two-goal victory against Whitefriars at Keysborough Playing Fields. Leading by 29 points at the last break, the Panthers gave up
Old Ivanhoe maintained their spot in the top four following their hard-fought 37-point win against Old Camberwell. Trailing the Wellers by seven points at the main break, the Hoes piled
Beaumaris made it six from six with a hard-fought 28-point win against the winless Hampton Rovers. If not for a third term fade out in which they allowed five goals to
A Nick De Steiger-led Old Melburnians climbed to second spot on the William Buck Premier ladder after they defeated Old Xaverians in a two-point thriller at Toorak Park. De Steiger
Emmaus St Leos held a Ladies High Tea last weekend & what they raised will blow your mind. Mikala looks at the latest in women’s football ahead of the implementation
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By Gav Southern – @gavsouthern After 5 rounds, do we know the top six already? Westbourne are still undefeated, Eley Park are back on track, Manningham served up another belter
