
A Game of the Year contender & a schoolboy’s stunning debut
Round 5 of Premier C Men’s action was headlined by a Game of the Year contender as St Bedes/Mentone Tigers survived an almighty scare from an improving Marcellin. At home,
All three did their bit but Collegians were too strong in the end, running out winners by two goals. Fergus Watts kicked another four to take his season’s tally to 22 while Nick Ries was probably best afield.
De La had a string of outs and met a Uni Blues side who have an imposing record at the Malvern ground. The home side hung in there however but ended up going down, also by two goals. Out on South Road, Old Brighton finally got their season going by seeing off Old Ivanhoe while Old Trinity made it two on the trot, downing Uni Blacks at Melbourne University in a close one. Thus Collegians are now clear on top, ahead of the unlikely Old Scotch unit, while De La are the only winless team.
In B Section, St Bernards’ great start to the year continued with a ten goal thumping of Marcellin. Other winners were Old Essendon and Old Camberwell while St Kevins finally broke their duck after a couple of heartbreakers, downing Old Carey in a low scoring encounter. Caulfield plays Old Haileybury at Sportscover Arena tomorrow.
Round 5 of Premier C Men’s action was headlined by a Game of the Year contender as St Bedes/Mentone Tigers survived an almighty scare from an improving Marcellin. At home,
Old Brighton reversed last season’s Premier Men’s Grand Final result to remain undefeated in 2025 with an emphatic win over Old Scotch at Brighton Beach Oval. The Tonners were extremely
The regrading has thrown up some new matchups across many divisions this weekend. The Division 2 Women’s competition welcomed two new sides into the league in Hawthorn and Coburg. Hawthorn