
Footy clubs take a stand against gambling harm
Across clubrooms, change rooms, and social feeds, the message was loud and clear: footy is about mateship, not bets. As part of The Real Stakes Round, community footy clubs stepped
Collegians broke a drought that began in 1994, defeating St Bede’s/ Mentone Tigers by 36 points at Sportscover Arena today to take their record 16th Premier title.
The Tigers began brightly in the first, leading by 3 goals at quarter time, but the Purples hit back in the second, piling on the goals while the Brindisians could not answer.
Late in the third, the Tiges hit back, but collegians had too much run in the last and went on to their 16th flag.
Collegians defender Stuart Inglis won the JF Nelson Medal for best afield, while Shura taft booted five for the victors.
In the early clashes, Old Xaverians beat Uni Blues in Premier Thirds, while De La Salle trounced Old Xavs to win the Premier Reserves flag.
At Sandringham, Prahran Assumption completed a 20-0 perfect season by beating Monash Gryphons to take the Div 3 title. Ash Parsons kicked six for the Four Blues in their win.
UHS-VU beat Prahran Assumption to take the title in Premier 3 Reserves.
Across clubrooms, change rooms, and social feeds, the message was loud and clear: footy is about mateship, not bets. As part of The Real Stakes Round, community footy clubs stepped
Old Haileybury continued their promising return to Premier Men’s with an impressive wire-to-wire win over University Blacks at Princes Park. The Bloods controlled the football, racking up 86 more disposals
Division 2 Men’s is producing some must watch football, in a section that is highly competitive. In the most enthralling match of Round 4, the Unicorns claimed their third consecutive