Division 3 Men’s

Whilst there were only minor ladder position changes from Round 12 to 13, the whole context of the season transformed, with a wobbly kick after the siren keeping one club’s

Westbourne Grammarians handed Glen Eira their first loss of the season as they ran out 62-point winners at Westbourne School Grounds. Leading by 15 points at half time, the Warriors

Michael Davey Fourth-placed Canterbury hosted third-placed Manningham at Surrey Hills in battle for the ‘Cobra Cup’, which in addition to the premiership points and bragging rights, raised much-needed funds for

Glen Eira were made to work to maintain their unbeaten run in Division 3, defeating Aquinas by five points at Packer Reserve. The Gryphons trailed by 10 points at three

Michael Davey La Trobe University hosted the Albert Park at C.T. Barling Reserve for their first ‘home’ game there for 2018. The Trobers have endured a nomadic 2018, but they

Michael Davey La Trobe University hosted the Albert Park at C.T. Barling Reserve for their first ‘home’ game there for 2018. The Trobers have endured a nomadic 2018, but they

Michael Davey Richmond Central travelled to Westbourne to take on the in-form Warriors. The visitors started well, courtesy of a five goal breeze, with Steven Bugeja controlling play for the

Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports They say a week is a long time in football but two weeks has brought great change for all Division 2 sides. Teams like Bulleen and

Michael Davey Glen Eira hosted Canterbury at Packer Park, where a large crowd was in attendance for the highly anticipated top of the table clash. The tragic sudden passing of