
A Game of the Year contender & a schoolboy’s stunning debut
Round 5 of Premier C Men’s action was headlined by a Game of the Year contender as St Bedes/Mentone Tigers survived an almighty scare from an improving Marcellin. At home,
Seven goals to two in the second half helped Hawthorn AFC run over Westbourne Grammarians by 26 points and book their spot in next week’s Division 3 Grand Final against Glen Eira.
Trailing by eight points at half time, the Hawks kicked three goals to one in the third before hammering it home with another four goals to one in the final term.
Scott Gheller and Nathan Raiti excelled for the Hawks, with Raiti kicking two goals alongside Coady Travaglia. Charles Hunter and Chris Hudson were standouts for the Warriors as Ali Eqbal, Dale Collins and Ben Johnson each kicked two.
The Hawks will now face off with Glen Eira for the Division 3 flag for the second time in three years.
Round 5 of Premier C Men’s action was headlined by a Game of the Year contender as St Bedes/Mentone Tigers survived an almighty scare from an improving Marcellin. At home,
Old Brighton reversed last season’s Premier Men’s Grand Final result to remain undefeated in 2025 with an emphatic win over Old Scotch at Brighton Beach Oval. The Tonners were extremely
The regrading has thrown up some new matchups across many divisions this weekend. The Division 2 Women’s competition welcomed two new sides into the league in Hawthorn and Coburg. Hawthorn