The William Buck Premier Women’s home-and-away season has come to and end with Old Scotch claiming the minor premiership after a dominant victory over Old Brighton, while Caulfield Grammarians, Westbourne
Marcellin OC 13.9 (87) def by Ormond 24.19 (163) Ormond produced their best performance of the year, upsetting finals contender Marcellin by 76 points. Ormond set the tone from the
MHSOB 22.12 (144) def Canterbury 15.15 (105) MHSOB booked their place in the Preliminary Final after knocking off Canterbury by 39 points. It was a high-scoring first term, with ten
Ormond 5.3 (33) def Marcellin 3.1 (19) Ormond has booked their place in the Division 1 Women’s Grand Final after overcoming Marcellin by 14 points in a thrilling Preliminary Final.
Congratulations to University Blues on securing their first William Buck Premier Men’s minor premiership since 2019, while Caulfield Grammarians and Old Trinity both survived a nervous final round. However, Old
Hawthorn 2.3 (15) def by Old Haileybury 4.5 (47) Old Haileybury have won their way through to the Grand Final with a 32-point win over Hawthorn on Sunday. After the
Week 1 of the Division 4 Women’s finals determined who would meet Mazenod in the Grand Final. With Mazenod having the week off, they eagerly awaited the winner of the
Old Brighton has secured the Holmesglen U19 Premier minor premiership after a thrilling final round of the home-and-away season, with the top four now locked in for the finals series.
The first week of finals for Division 1 Men’s is complete, with one game proving to be a tough defensive battle and another week where Preston Bullants show why they
