Old Trinity will compete in their first-ever William Buck Premier grand final following an epic seven-point come-from-behind victory against St Bernard’s at Highgate Reserve. Trailing by 32 points at the
Parkside have turned a fifth-placed home and away finish in their first season back in the VAFA into a grand final appearance and Division 3 in 2016 on the back
Emmaus St Leos continued their unbeaten season and booked themselves a grand final appearance with a 94-point win against Aquinas at Garvey Oval earlier today. 37 scoring shots to 13
Ormond put last week’s semi-final loss to Kew behind them, defeating Old Geelong by 14 points at Waverley Oval and earning a spot in both next week’s grand final and
Monash Blues will take a well-earned week’s break after they booked themselves a Premier C grand final appearance with a 38-point victory against Marcellin at Casey Fields this afternoon. A
St Kevin’s Old Boys will re-enter William Buck Premier for the first time in 10 years after they defeated St Bedes/Mentone Tigers by 16 points at Sportscover Arena. It was
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By Rich Hummerston – @Richie_Humm In the dying minutes of the 2008 AFL Grand Final, Rex Hunt coined the phrase “You can win 40 of 44 games, but it means
By Gavin Southern – @gavsouthern With the first week of finals now over, the three games that were played had a little bit of everything. Some one-sided affairs and an
