Elsternwick breaks through for first win in style
Division 3 Women’s football returned with a bang this weekend and with three rounds to go before finals, the race is wide open for home qualifying and elimination finishes to
Division 3 Women’s football returned with a bang this weekend and with three rounds to go before finals, the race is wide open for home qualifying and elimination finishes to
In a season that continues to provide plenty of twists and turns, Division 3 Women’s has a new ladder leader as the competition goes into a two week Bye break,
Round 11 of Division 3 Women’s footy is in the books, and whilst the ladder remains unchanged from the week prior, top four contenders were tested by sides hungry to
Round 10 of the Division 3 Women’s competition saw some movement in the top four, whilst a big upset saw St Mary’s defeat Old Camberwell, keeping the race for the
North Brunswick retain their spot in the top five, notching their fifth win of the season, defeating Elsternwick by 50 points on Saturday morning at Elsternwick Park. The bye didn’t disrupt
Old Camberwell recorded a comprehensive win on the road at Elsternwick Park to maintain second spot, whilst Elsternwick continue searching for their first win of the season in Division 3
Ormond recorded a comprehensive win on the road at Elsternwick Park to maintain top spot, whilst Elsternwick continue searching for their first win of the season in Division 3 Women’s.
Round 6 of the Division 3 Women’s competition saw Ormond deliver a four-quarter performance to maintain top spot, Albert Park maintaining their spot in the top five by percentage and
Round 5 of the VAFA Division 3 Women’s competition brought with it a fresh sense of excitement and unpredictability, following a re-grading shake-up that saw Wattle Park and the Preston
