A wet, wintry weekend in suburban football ensured forgettable fixtures aplenty in Premier C Men’s, but a first win for Guy Martyn’s Glen Eira/Old McKinnon side did its best to
Caufield Grammarians blitzed Canterbury by 93 points on a frosty Saturday morning at Glen Huntly Park. Exceptional service from the midfielders namely Cait Adams, captain Laura Carty and Claire Ryan
Round 6 of the Division 2 Men’s competition saw Old Yarra Cobras and St Mary’s Salesian deliver strong performances to maintain the top two spots on the ladder, while South
Two games decided by less than a kick have captivated audiences across the latest weekend of Holmesglen Under 19 Premier action, as a buffer between the top three sides and
Round 6 of William Buck Premier Women’s did not disappoint with a wet and windy weekend providing some good old fashioned hardnosed amateurs footy. The weekend of Premier Women’s action
A third of the way into the 2025 Premier B season, and the thin margins between the sides is the story so far, with the Caulfield Grammarians, Old Melburnians and OGs
Aquinas was the story of Round 6, securing their first four points of season 2025 away at Gillon Oval against Brunswick. Aquinas’s secretary, Taylor Leslie, was full of praise for
A two-game divide has opened between the Top 5 and Bottom 5 in William Buck Premier Men’s after just the second wet-weather Saturday of the season. Old Brighton have
Wet weather footy hit the competition in Round 6, proving to be a real challenge to some of Division 1’s strongest performing sides, whilst others thrived in the cold and
