Premier C Men’s

Meg Saultry Percentage could be considered the it-word of round three of the Premier C competition, with each winning team posting margins of over 50 points. Fitzroy FC produced the

Fitzroy maintained their unbeaten run while ending Old Geelong’s via a commanding 89-point victory over the Ogs at Brunswick St Oval. The Roys burst out of the blocks with three

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