De La Salle continues charge as ladder tightens
Round 13 of the Holmesglen Under 19 Premier competition produced another weekend of significant results, with the race for finals tightening at one end of the ladder and the battle
Crime Prevention Minister Andrew McIntosh, AFL Coaches Association Chief Danny Frawley, Hawthorn premiership coach Alistair Clarkson and Melbourne Vixens champion goalshooter Kate Beveridge were hosted by the Richmond Central Football Club to launch the Wingman program.
The Wingman Off-Field Champion Award Program recognises young adult football players who demonstrate leadership behaviour off the field which sets an example for their peers.
Acknowledging this behaviour within Victoria’s football community will help set an example for all young adult Victorians.
The Awards are sponsored by the Victorian Government Wingman campaign.
The Wingman campaign aims to address the issue of alcohol-related violence among young adults by encouraging them to look out for themselves and their friends when out having a good time.
For further details on getting involved, and to sign up, see WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/CHAMPMOVES
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Round 13 of the Holmesglen Under 19 Premier competition produced another weekend of significant results, with the race for finals tightening at one end of the ladder and the battle
Round 13 of William Buck Premier Men’s was hurtling towards four upsets, before a couple of Top 4 teams managed to steady late and find a way to win. Has
Canterbury 18.12 (120) def Aquinas 13.9 (87) An eight-goal first-quarter blitz from Canterbury helped secure their 10th win of the season as they defeated Aquinas by 33 points. Canterbury kicked
