Preston Bullants took top spot on the Division 1 ladder following their hard-fought 14-point victory over the previously undefeated PEGS. Trailing by four goals at half time, the Bullants piled
12 goals to one in the opening half paved the way for Old Geelong to a monster 104-point victory over Old Ivanhoe at Como Park. 36 scoring shots to seven showcased
St Bernard’s came from 15 points down at the last break to pinch a three-point victory over Old Scotch with just seconds remaining on the clock. A six-goal to three
De La Salle handed Collegians their first loss of the season with a solid 25-point victory at Waverly Oval. Kicking with the breeze in the first term, De La jumped
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Jason Bast – @Jason_Bast In Round 6, it was another loss for Masala who will continue the search for their first win of 2017 after going down to Elsternwick. The
UHS and Power House solidified their places on top of the ladder with comfortable wins; while Richmond Central made it two wins on the trot on the back of their
Jarryd McGuane – @JMcGuane Round 6 of Division 2 has started to see separation at each end of the ladder, with West Brunswick and Prahran Assumption comfortable at the top
Brin Duggan – @BrinDuggan In week 6 of Division 1, it appears there’s only one team left with the perfect ingredients to remain undefeated. With a pinch of Dane, a
