Premier C’s competition is alive and well as Peninsula and Old Ivanhoe’s reign as the only undefeated side came to a close.
The Pirates fell just three points short of a determined Oakleigh at Scammel Reserve. Aaron Cloke again the star for the Krushers with five goals as they levelled their season at 2-2.
Old Ivanhoe again succumbed to Old Haileybury, this time on their own patch at the Pine Lodge. Haileyburians jumped the Hoes early and were always in control of an inaccurate Old Ivanhoe.
Marcellin were pushed all the way by an Old Camberwell still searching for their first win. The Eagles held on for a 14 point win over the Wellers at Marcellin College.
Therry Penola were back to their belligerent best on their home surface as the Lions rolled PEGS by 31 points to level their season at 2-2. Jarrod Bannister booted seven goals and brother Corey five, as the Lions ran rings around the Bombers in the first half. PEGS responded with a six goal term in the third, but Therry settled to extend their advantage and record a comfortable win by the final siren.
NIck Petering booted seven goals as Monash Blues had an enjoyable trip west to take on Williamstown CYMS. The Blues came away with a 73 point win over Willy who were playing on the lush surrounds of Williamstown’s VFL ground.
The state of play shows that five sides are 3-1 in Premier C, whilst PEGS and Old Camberwell are propping up the table for the time being.
Power House, Canterbury and Whitefriars all continued their unbeaten starts to the season, while Therry Penola recorded their first win of the year. Read the Division 2 Men’s full round
Round 4 of William Buck Premier Men’s provided some thrilling football, with 3 of the 5 matches taking a late turn, and NO undefeated or winless teams remaining a month
Brunswick (15.19 – 109) def Old Yarra (5.6 – 36) The Old Yarra Cobras suffered another tough loss in their 73-point loss against Brunswick. Brunswick took a 58-point lead into
