Premier C Men’s

Meg Saultry Peninsula pulled off one of the most thrilling upsets of the season, beating Old Geelong by one point at Peninsula School in Round 15. Both sides failed to

Peninsula claimed their second win in a row with a one-point victory over Old Geelong at Peninsula School Ground. Trailing by 23 points at half time, the Pirates nailed eight

Meg Saultry Williamstown CYMS kept their winning record in tact with a dominant 65-point victory over Marcellin OC at Fearon Reserve. With both sides last meeting in Round 4, where CY comfortably

Peninsula registered its third win of the season with an eight-point victory over St Mary’s Salesian at Peninsula School Ground. Leading by just two points at three quarter time, the

Meg Saultry Fitzroy FC proved too strong against Peninsula, heaping a 132-point demolition on the struggling team at Brunswick St Oval. The Pirates started strong and served up an early

Old Camberwell solidified third spot on the Premier C ladder with a 10-point come-from-behind victory at PEGS Sporting Fields. The Wellers trailed by 10 points at three quarter time but

Meg Saultry Williamstown CYMS continued its impeccable form this season, beating a rejuvenated Peninsula by 49 points at Peninsula School in Round 12. Last time the two teams met, CY

An Adrian Romanyk goal with less than two minutes remaining in the fourth term secured a six-point win for PEGS over Old Geelong at PEGS Sporting Fields. Leading by just

Meg Saultry A final quarter comeback by Old Geelong was not enough to prevent Fitzroy from triumphing, with the visitors victorious by four points at Como Park. Old Geelong had