Unicorns stay in touch with 4, Raiders solidify top
Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports As the weeks roll by, it’s becoming obvious that a games fate can switch in a matter of only one quarter. Whether it be a test
Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports As the weeks roll by, it’s becoming obvious that a games fate can switch in a matter of only one quarter. Whether it be a test
University Blues and Old Trinity played out the first draw of the William Buck Premier season when the two sides finished 89 apiece at Uni Oval earlier today. The Blues
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Lucy Lechich Beaumaris were too strong for Hampton Rovers when the two sides met under lights at Boss James Reserve on Friday night, winning by 46 points and leaving the
Lucy Lechich West Brunswick’s reign at the top of the Premier B Blue ladder continued, defeating St Mary’s Salesian by five points in their grand final replay at Ferndale Park.
Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports Yarra Old Grammarians have proven that they can hurt teams on the scoreboard, so it’s up to Eltham to shut them down from the middle and
Jake Morris One third of the season is now in the books and we can now definitively tell which sides are playing for points and which sides are playing for
Michael Davey Albert Park hosted Latrobe University, with both clubs looking to open their accounts after disruptive starts to their seasons. With the Grand Prix done and dusted, the Falcon’s
Meg Saultry PEGS forward Adrian Romanyk has been in fine form this season and in Round 6 he was at his most damaging, breaking into the double digits and booting
