Premier Thirds champions have been crowned for 2015, with St Kevin’s Old Boys, Old Xaverians and Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School winning their respective sections at Sportscover Arena this weekend.
Monash Blues enter next week’s finals on the back of an 89-point win against Oakleigh at Frearson Oval earlier today. A 13-goal to two first half set the scene for
By James Ried – @jamesried9 With one round in the home-and-away season remaining the top four is all but locked in for next fortnight’s encounters. The first three have been
Marcellin maintained their dominance at the top of the Premier C ladder with a 32-point win against PEGS at Marcellin College. The Eagles came out firing, kicking five goals to
By James Ried – @jamesried9 Marcellin maintained its one game advantage at the top of Premier C over second running Monash Blues with a crushing 54-point win over Old Ivanhoe.
Marcellin remain one game clear at the top of the Premier C ladder following a 54-point thrashing of Old Ivanhoe Grammarians at Marcellin College. Keading by 30 points at the
By James Ried – @jamesried9 Marcellin came out on top of the battle between them and second placed Monash Blues at Frearson Oval to move one game clear of their
Marcellin went one game clear of rival Monash Blues at the top of the Premier C table with a 22-point come-from-behind win at Frearson Oval. Trailing by 16 points at
By James Ried – @jamesried9 A courageous Therry Penola pushed Old Ivanhoe to its limit until falling to defeat in the final moments. The Lions clutched onto the lead with
