William Buck Premier Men’s Round 11 Preview
There are pivotal matches everywhere you look in an action-packed Round 11 of Premier Men’s! OLD SCOTCH vs OLD HAILEYBURY (Saturday 2pm – Scotch College) The 2024 Premier B champions
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Round 10 brings a shock upset whilst flag favourites hold strong
Glen Eira/Old McKinnon was almost handed an almighty scare, but they strengthened their grip on the minor premiership, defeating Whitefriars by three points. It was an even game across the
Prem Men’s Live Stream: St Kevin’s v St Bernard’s
LIVE STREAM: Tune in to watch the William Buck Premier Men’s round 11 match between St Kevin’s and St Bernard’s from St Kevin’s College. Saturday 2:00pm start (live coverage from
Prem Men’s Live Stream: Old Scotch v Old Haileybury
LIVE STREAM: Tune in to watch the William Buck Premier Men’s round 11 match between Old Scotch and Old Haileybury from Camberwell Sportsground. Saturday 2:00pm start (live coverage from 1:45pm).
Omlettes topple the Tonners
Round 10 saw the drama build in Premier B Women’s, with Old Melburnians and Westbourne Grammarians claiming huge scalps against the top two sides: Old Brighton and Port Melbourne Chargers.
Saints hold strong in a blockbuster
Round 10 of the Division 3 Women’s competition saw some movement in the top four, whilst a big upset saw St Mary’s defeat Old Camberwell, keeping the race for the
De La upset Blues, as Xavs claim one-point thriller
Old Brighton still remains undefeated in the Holmesglen Under 19 Premier Men’s competition, while the gap between the top four and the rest has narrowed after De La Salle pulled
Bullants edge out Canterbury in a nail-biter
Westbourne Grammarians secured a resounding victory over the West Brunswick Magpies, triumphing 10.20 (80) to 0.2 (2). From the first bounce, Westbourne asserted their control, showcasing clean ball movement and
Back-to-back draws for Blues, while Tonners scrape by the Bloods
A couple of thrillers headlined a dramatic Saturday of Premier Men’s action. Incredibly, University Blues played out their second consecutive draw in a low-scoring nailbiter against Collegians at Melbourne Uni
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