After a week off for the competition bye, Round 9 saw Premier B Women’s footy return with intensity and quality across the board. Port Melbourne Chargers and Old Melburnians continued
Round 9 of the Division 1 Women’s competition saw one of the most exciting matches of the season thus far in a showdown between Therry Penola and the Monash Blues.
North Brunswick retain their spot in the top five, notching their fifth win of the season, defeating Elsternwick by 50 points on Saturday morning at Elsternwick Park. The bye didn’t disrupt
Round 9 produced some upsets across Division 1, however the greatest success story from the weekend would have to be Elsternwick winning their first game since being promoted from Division
After a well-earned bye, William Buck Premier Women’s was back with a bang this weekend. With still a lot to play for in season 2025, many teams came off the
When talismanic forward Jack Fenner slotted his second major, 90 seconds into the last quarter, PEGS held a 25-point advantage over the undefeated, ladder-leading Parkdale Vultures. ‘A lack of match
The top four of Holmesglen Under 19 Premier Men’s have continued to stamp their authority on the competition, creating a three-game buffer between teams inside and outside of current finals
Power House would come off the bye with vengeance following their first loss of the year, resulting in a 76-point demolition job of Swinburne University. Power House once again got
The Premier B ladder continues to tighten, with just two games separating the top six teams. Old Trinity closed to within 3.14% of top spot after a comprehensive 37-point statement
