Premier C Men’s

Meg Saultry Williamstown CYMS continues to cement itself at the top of the ladder, holding off a fast finishing Old Ivanhoe by 15 points at Chelsworth Park. Old Ivanhoe kicked

Williamstown CYMS maintained their lead at the top of the Premier C ladder after they defeated Old Ivanhoe by 15 points at Chelsworth Park. Nine goals to three in the

Meg Saultry Fitzroy opened its 2018 campaign with a 40-point win over the Old Mentonians at Brunswick Street Oval. After being relegated from Premier B with five wins last year,

Premier C was the epitome of competitive balance in 2017 with 3-8 on the ladder still a chance of playing finals 16 rounds into the season. The two true contenders

Mitch op’t Hoog In an historic 125th year of the VAFA, Premier C exemplified the VAFA’s emphasis on competitive balance. So much so that the top four wasn’t finalised until

Round 1 of Premier C action opens with the Division 1 Grand Final re-match between PEGS and St Mary’s Salesian at PEGS Sporting Fields. When these two sides met on

Old Haileybury capped off their return to Premier C in sensational style, claiming the premiership with a 48-point win over Caulfield Grammarians at Casey Fields. Led by a best-on-ground performance

Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_hoog Preliminary finals are always considered some of the best games for the year, no matter what division, grade or code of sport you play. The