Crocs, Demons claim Club XVIII flags
Club XVIII (1) Old Xaverians claimed the 2017 Club XVIII Section 1 flag after they defeated South Mornington by 47 points at Sprotscover Arena. Led by a best-on-ground performance and
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Krushers book finals spot, NOBS avoid relegation
Oakleigh earnt a Division 1 finals berth on the back of a 61-point win against Ivanhoe at Scammell Reserve. The Krushers shot out of the blocks and held a 25-point
Fourth spot still up for grabs in Premier C as Bloods return to form
Old Haileybury returned to form after two straight losses, defeating Wiliamstown CYMS by 46 points at Princes Park Caulfield. Trailing by eight points at the first break, the Bloods exploded
Vultures claim important win, Blues take outright fourth
Monash Blues are in the box seat to secure a Premer B finals berth after they went a game clear of Ajax and Mazenod following their 56-point win over Peninsula
De La book finals, Blacks & T’s claim important wins
De La Salle secured a William Buck Premier finals berth with a 48-point victory over Old Melburnians at Waverly Oval. A five-goal haul from Ed Clinch and a best-on-ground performance
Lip Sync Battle #5: VAFA Wilson Women’s (What Makes You Beautiful)
It’s up to the VAFA Wilson Women to respond to the boys’ Bieber effort so they tell us what they think makes us beautiful.
Farah, Chapman back-to-back Club XVIII BnF winners
Club XVIII (1) John Farah Hawthorn AFC 23 Nicholas Gouin Prahran Assumption AFC 13 Robert Nolan Richmond Central 12 Matthew Walsh Old Xaverians 11 Daniel Keating Chadstone AFC 10
Fourth spot up for grabs in Premier B
Euan MacDonald Round 16 brought with it some of the wetter conditions we have seen for the 2017 season, with almost 10mm of rain falling in the leadup to Saturday’s
Hopeful Hampton, surging CYs, and unlucky OGs
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_toog In yet another unpredictable week of Premier C football there has been movement in the top four and some hope restored for survival at the
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