Wattle Park continue Div 4 Women’s dominance
Round 3 saw dominant performances from ladder leaders Aquinas and Wattle Park, while the competition continues to tighten from second through to seventh. Glen Eira/Old McKinnon remain winless after three
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Round 3 saw dominant performances from ladder leaders Aquinas and Wattle Park, while the competition continues to tighten from second through to seventh. Glen Eira/Old McKinnon remain winless after three
Two clear contenders continue to emerge as the Division 3 Women’s season reached Round 3. Hawthorn and De La Salle have tightened their grip on the top rung of the
Round 3 delivered some enormous scores with Parkdale cracking the 200-mark in their win over Old Peninsula, while Fitzroy and Mazenod remain the only undefeated teams left in the competition.
