Vultures, Boland down Panthers, Snow Dogs claim fourth successive win
Old Scotch continued their unbeaten start to the season with a hard-fought 23-point win over Ajax at Gary Smorgon Oval. Leading by just one point at the last break, the
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Tigers tame Blues & register first win of 2017
St Kevin’s leapfrogged Collegians to take top spot on the William Buck Premier ladder with a comprehensive 84-point victory over Beaumaris at Banksia Reserve. SKOB held the Sharks to just
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X-Men on the board, Cobras announce themselves
Jason Bast – @Jason_Bast The top of the ladder clash between Aquinas and North Brunswick didn’t disappoint as the Bulls kicked five straight goals to tear down the 12-point deficit
Cobras fall to the Power of the House
Mitch op’t Hoog The House have asserted their dominance on Division 3 defeating an in form Canterbury Cobras while UHS-VU loom large at the top of the table as the
Animals evade Unicorns as Div 2 surprises
Jarryd McGuane – @JMcGuane It was a week of surprises in Division 2, with Eltham Collegians and Emmaus St Leos taking down their more fancied opponents. Yarra Old Grammarians saw
Saints are in heaven as Bombers soar
Brin Duggan – @BrinDuggan After three rounds the season is starting to take some kind of shape, albeit a strange, asymmetrical 10 sided shape. An irregular decagon, if you will.
Bloods wounded as unscathed Panthers rise to the top
Mitch op’t Hoog Yet again, Premier C has thrown some curve balls at the loyal punters with Round 3 producing some genuine upsets and surprise victories. Old Ivanhoe pulled off
Is it a clear cut season ahead for Premier B?
David Chalmers – @DAChalmers81 Having picked 13 of 15 games correctly to start the Premier B season, if I was feeling cocky I might venture to declare this season pretty
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