2018 Premier C Preview
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
Premier C Men’s
Two out of three ain’t bad for Bloods
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
2018 Premier C fixture
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
Bloods claim Premier C flag
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
Fielders fire in the fourth to secure promotion & GF berth
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
Lions, Fields secure grand final spots
William Buck Premier Collegians secured a William Buck Premier Grand Final spot after they defeated University Blues by 21 points at Trevor Barker Oval. With 19 goals kicked to one end
Premier C Team of the Year
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_toog FB Will Sloss (OG) Comrey Edgeworth (O.M) Jack Connolly (CYs) HB Tom Small (C.G) Michael Mitris (O.I) James Paul (O.H)(vc) C Christian Carnovale (HR) Carl
Premier C Final Vote Tally
Timothy Nixon* Caulfield Grammarians 19 George Burbury* Old Geelong 15 Ben Hart Old Camberwell Grammarians 15 Callum Wood Old Geelong 14 William Barker Caulfield Grammarians 13 Carl Groth Old Ivanhoe
Hill storms home, Hart holds on, U19 medallists announced
Seven best-on-ground performances in the last eight rounds of the season led Old Brighton co-captain Harry Hill to a barnstorming GT Moore Medal victory with 25 votes. Sitting on just
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