Premier C Men’s Round Report
Hampton Rovers 15.18.108 def Glen Eira/Old McKinnon 9.9.63 Breaking a first-quarter deadlock, Hampton Rovers clinically dismantled Glen Eira/Old McKinnon on their home patch to the tune of a 45-point margin.
Hampton Rovers 15.18.108 def Glen Eira/Old McKinnon 9.9.63 Breaking a first-quarter deadlock, Hampton Rovers clinically dismantled Glen Eira/Old McKinnon on their home patch to the tune of a 45-point margin.
Hampton Rovers 12.12.84 def Marcellin OC 7.11.53 A four-goal haul from vice-captain Liam O’Driscoll has fired Hampton Rovers to their fifth win of the year over Marcellin OC. In a
Round 5 was a tale of two results: beltings and close finishes! Fitzroy continue to assert their dominance in 2026 after punishing Ormond by 83 points, while Parkdale’s monumental percentage
Fitzroy and Mazenod have ascended atop the Premier C Men’s ladder, remaining undefeated, while Parkdale and Hampton jostle for third position — separated only by percentage heading into Round 5.
Round 3 delivered some enormous scores with Parkdale cracking the 200-mark in their win over Old Peninsula, while Fitzroy and Mazenod remain the only undefeated teams left in the competition.
ANZAC Day Football took centre stage in Round 2 of the Premier C Men’s competition, with Fitzroy, Hampton, and Mazenod continuing their unbeaten run. Let’s dive into the results from
Round 1 of the Premier C Men’s competition kicked off with a bang, with Fitzroy, PEGS, Hampton Rovers, Mazenod, and Parkdale banking wins to begin their 2026 campaigns. Fitzroy 19.20.134
With just one sleep until the Premier C Men’s competition begins, VAFA Media reporter Sebastian Tehan takes a look at how the competition is shaping up. FITZROY (9th: 3-15) Relegated
The 2026 Premier C Men’s fixture has dropped, and it promises to be a fascinating season, with plenty of coaching changes, a couple of accomplished teams returning from Premier B,
