Brunswick survive an almighty scare, while relegation-battle ends in a draw
Division 2 Men’s is close, like really close! As we head ever closer to the final month of the home and away season, there are ladder position battles everywhere you
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Scotch Stars continue to dazzle
The William Buck Premier Women’s competition was welcomed back from the double bye with wild and wintery conditions, asking the question of which teams are the best at wet weather
Wet conditions produce mixed results in Div 2 Women’s
Round 13 of Division 2 Women’s was played in wet and wild conditions around Melbourne, serving up a few thrashings and a low scoring thriller. First up, the Hampton Rovers
Therry Penola cause an upset in the wet
On the wettest Saturday of the season, teams had to acclimatise to the conditions with some doing it better than others. Therry Penola were one of the sides to adjust
De La Salle continue late-season charge as Old Scotch leap into top spot
Round 13 in Holmesglen Under 19 Premier Men’s competition was as much shocking as it was invigorating. There was a mixture of upsets and triumphs, as ladder positions become all
Tonners record biggest win of the season in Div 1 Women’s
Now with just three weeks remaining in the 2024 home and away season, wins are as important as ever in Division 1 Women’s. And while the top four looks to
Old Geelong continue march up Prem B ladder
Old Geelong’s march up the Premier B Men’s ladder has continued with an eight-point victory over Old Camberwell in difficult conditions at Gordon Barnard Reserve – the OGs’ winning streak now at
Reigning premiers back into Top 4 in Premier Men’s
Both the Top 4 and relegation races saw some movement after a wet and windy Round 12 of William Buck Premier Men’s. 2023 champions Collegians climbed back up into the
Hampton Rovers end Old Carey’s winning streak
After a two-week break, Premier C Men’s action resumed in Round 12 with two top four encounters and some surprise results that keeps the competition well and truly alive and
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