
Six of the Best! For the Love of the Game’s Round 6 Review
Jason Bennett, Joey Pignataro & Paddy Grindlay run the microscope over the VAFA’s Round 6 action: Plus #TONWATCH & #BIGBAGS, thanks to Sherrin – which sharpshooter slotted 13 GOALS on
The game between two of B Section’s more fancied aspirants threatened to become a no-contest with Old Melburnians bolting to a 59 point lead over Old Trinity at quarter-time. The Green hit back, managing to rein in the margin,finally going down by 19 points.
St Kevin’s bettered Uni Blacks by the same margin, with Ben Dowd again spinning a three vote performance.
With a strong final stanza, Ormond emerged the victors in a tight tussle with Old Carey, while St Bernard’s set up their 27 point victory over Hampton Rovers with a strong first quarter.
The biggest margin of the day was at Old Camberwell, where Old Haileyburians won by 34 points after a tight first half.
Jason Bennett, Joey Pignataro & Paddy Grindlay run the microscope over the VAFA’s Round 6 action: Plus #TONWATCH & #BIGBAGS, thanks to Sherrin – which sharpshooter slotted 13 GOALS on
A wet, wintry weekend in suburban football ensured forgettable fixtures aplenty in Premier C Men’s, but a first win for Guy Martyn’s Glen Eira/Old McKinnon side did its best to
Caufield Grammarians blitzed Canterbury by 93 points on a frosty Saturday morning at Glen Huntly Park. Exceptional service from the midfielders namely Cait Adams, captain Laura Carty and Claire Ryan