Masala’s day out in Division 4
By Gav Southern – @GavSouthern This week, wet conditions and scrappy football was the order of the day for most games. The big news of the round was Masala standing
By Gav Southern – @GavSouthern This week, wet conditions and scrappy football was the order of the day for most games. The big news of the round was Masala standing
By Ren Thompson – Division 3 Scribe La Trobe University is playing some of the best football of any club in the third division, not named Glen Eira or Hawthorn,
By Jarryd McGuane – @JMcGuane Round 8 of Division 2 has seen the top five sides separate themselves from the bottom half of the ladder with the top four sides
By Tom Feldgen – Division 1 Scribe For the second consecutive week the unthinkable has happened, the Old Mentonians have failed to come home with the four points and their
By Christian Burgess – Premier C Scribe Last year’s Premier B relegated sides, Mazenod and Caulfield Grammarians, hold onto first and second spot with the Nodders remaining undefeated after eight
By David Chalmers – @DAChalmers81 The saying goes that the third quarter is the ‘premiership quarter’, but in Round 8 it was the final term that proved crucial. The margin
By Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead How tight is this? 14 games decided by two goals or less, two teams on six wins, three on five and another three on four.
De La Salle held on to defeat University Blues by two points in a match fit for two top four William Buck Premier units at Waverly Oval. Today’s newspaper scores indicate
Masala recorded their most impressive victory in their short history, defeating Box Hill North by 61 points at WJ Turner Reserve. Sam Freeman starred with eight majors for the Tigers
