Division 1 Women’s

The ladder is heating up more every week, with plenty of teams on equal points vying for spots and some only outside the top four on percentage; with each round

Glen Eira/Old McKinnon was almost handed an almighty scare, but they strengthened their grip on the minor premiership, defeating Whitefriars by three points. It was an even game across the

Round 9 of the Division 1 Women’s competition saw one of the most exciting matches of the season thus far in a showdown between Therry Penola and the Monash Blues.

It was a footy lover’s dream on the weekend, with all five games of the Div 1 Women’s Comp decided by 11 points or less, with two of those coming

Round 6 of the competition saw the match of the year, as Glen Eira/Old McKinnon defeated the Monash Blues by six points in a low scoring affair, demonstrating just how

Round 5 saw Division 1 Women’s welcome the Parkdale Vultures to the competition after a regrading round. Parkdale have previously been playing in the Prem B comp but were winless

Therry Penola bounced back from a tough loss last weekend, defeating Whitefriars by 6 points. Whitefriars led for the majority of the game but were unable to run out victorious.

With the Easter break, all teams came back refreshed and ready to fire across the ANZAC Day Long Weekend. In an unexpected result, Power House pulled off an incredible 17-point

A big round two saw just three teams remain undefeated as premiership favourites start to emerge in Therry Penola, Glen Eira/Old McKinnon and Monash Blues. All three teams look like