
Cobras win again as OMs and Westbourne flex
With finals fast approaching, every week in Premier B Women’s proves more and more important. Round 11 saw Old Brighton defend their spot at the top of the ladder, while
Emmaus St Leo’s OCFC marked a major milestone in the Club’s development over the weekend with the turning of the first sod in the $3.8 million redevelopment of its home ground, Bennettswood Reserve.
It’s been a long and drawn out journey for the Club to get to this point, but with the help of local State Member Graham Watt and Whitehorse Councillor Andrew Davenport, the project is now a reality and underway.
“There has been a lot of work go into this by many at our Club over a long period,” President Nathan Baranello said.
“But come season 2018, we are set to help the City of Whitehorse cut the ribbon to open what will be a fantastic facility for our Club and the local community,” he said.
The Animals are set to compete in Division 2 for the second year in a row after earning promotion on the back of a Division 3 grand final appearance in 2015.
Photo: Putting the golden shovels to work to kick off construction of the $3.8m dollar redevelopment at Bennettswood Reserve are (from left) Emmaus St Leo’s OCFC President Nathan Baranello, past player and life member Dave Mahony, State Member for Burwood, Graham Watt and City of Whitehorse Councillor, Andrew Davenport
With finals fast approaching, every week in Premier B Women’s proves more and more important. Round 11 saw Old Brighton defend their spot at the top of the ladder, while
Box Hill North has managed its second win against a top four side this season, defeating North Brunswick by 23 points. Having suffered a one-point loss against the Bulls in
The VAFA Community is sad to hear of the recent passing of former President and Life Member James (Jim) Hawkins. Jim was a respected and strong leader on the VAFA