Division 2 Men’s

Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports With season 2018 almost done and dusted, the battle for relegation contains only St Johns and Emmaus St Leos, while the minor premiers have been decided

Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports After their much-needed percentage boosting win last week, Bulleen Templestowe are in a good position to pip an up-and-about Emmaus side who snatched victory from the

Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports Being so late in the 2018 season, you’d think that the ladder would be settling down and the top and bottoms sides preparing for either finals

Anna Pavlou A do-or-die for St Johns, with Yarra Old Grammarians in prime position to hold on to fourth place. On a dry day, the Bushrangers are trusty in front

Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports It feels like there are two different competitions with the top sides locked in an intense final four fight, with the bottom sides putting everything on

Joe Pignataro After 14 rounds of VAFA football, Old Paradians remain the only undefeated team in the senior men’s sections and are showing very few signs of slowing down anytime

Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports It’s the tail of polar opposites as Yarra Old Grammarians are fighting to hold their spot in fourth place while at the other end, Emmaus St

Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports The battle for that ever-important final four spot is firing between Yarra old Grammarians, MHSOB and Whitefriars, with all games from now being eight-point matches, meaning

All roads lead to Melbourne High School this weekend as the Unicorns host Whitefriars in a battle of fifth vs fourth. While a Unicorns victory certainly won’t hand them a