Hopeful Hampton, surging CYs, and unlucky OGs
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_toog In yet another unpredictable week of Premier C football there has been movement in the top four and some hope restored for survival at the
Premier C Men’s
Rovers rampage continues, CY’s re-enter the four
Hampton Rovers claimed their second consecutive win when they defeated Old Camberwell by 19 points at Gordon Barnard Reserve. Oscar Roberts starred with four goals for the Rovers and Sam
Rovers run down Bloods, Bears overpower Hoers
Hampton Rovers caused a boilover in Premier C when they defeated the second-placed Old Haileybury by 33 points at Boss James Reserve. 10 individual goal kickers contributed to the Rovers’
Top and bottom locked in Premier C, but who claims third and fourth?
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_hoog Caulfield – 1st, 48 points, 163.78% Time and time again, Caulfield have proven themselves to be the team to the beat in Premier C. Having
Ogs enter four after finishing off at the Fearon
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_hoog The wind has subsided, the dust has settled and we have a new look top four after a gale blew through Melbourne on Saturday. Yes,
Ogs return fire at the Fearon, Panthers down Wells
Marcellin made it four wins in a row when they defeated Hampton Rovers by 57 points at Boss James Reserve. Nine unanswered goals in the first term paved the path
Eagles swoop into 3rd, Bloods fire against Hoers
Such is the tight-knit nature of the Premier C ladder, Marcellin rose from sixth to third this weekend on the back of their emphatic 138-point win over Kew at Victoria
Upsets galore heats up finals race in Premier C
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_hoog There’s not much more to say about Round 12 in Premier C than just “wow!” There was only one game that went the way of
Eagles, Wellers defeat top two in Premier C
Hampton Rovers caused the upset of the round when they defeated Williamstown CYMS in a three-point thriller at Boss James Reserve and claimed their fourth win of the year. The
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