White-hot Canterbury advance to Division 3 Grand Final
Canterbury will play St John’s in the Division 3 Senior Men’s Grand Final after a doggedly-fought upset win over minor premiers North Brunswick. In sopping wet conditions, where a downpour
St John’s through to big dance as Power House bow out in straight sets
Two classic Division 3 finals took place over the second weekend of September, with enthralling finishes coming right down to the wire. St John’s are the first side to secure
St John’s cause Power outage, Canterbury survive Snake scare
The first weekend of Division 3 Men’s finals football perfectly encapsulated the essence of September action. High-pressure, desperation, and the ability for any team to win on any given day.
North Brunswick secure minor premiership as top four teams stroll into September
After 18 weeks of Division 3 Men’s football, the final siren has sounded on six teams’ seasons, whilst five more will duke it out in September to achieve Premiership glory.
Finalists locked in after top five dominate in Round 17
The five teams competing in Division 3 September football are officially set, as four of the top-five sides decided their own fate by securing huge wins in Round 17. North
Eley Park stun Swinburne in upset of the season
Eley Park have dashed Swinburne University’s finals hopes in an all-time upset, recording their third win of the season. The Sharks were down 15 at quarter-time, but a season-best second
Richmond Central overrun Swinburne University to maintain finals position
In a low-scoring affair, North Brunswick have overcome a two-game form slump to hand La Trobe University their ninth straight loss. It didn’t come without nerves however, as a spirited
St John’s claim top spot as battle for finals heats up
In another wet weekend of Division 3 football, the race for the minor premiership has a new leader, whilst three teams continue to jostle for the fifth and final place
Top-four sides a class above in thumping Round 12 wins
The top-four teams of Division 3 have demonstrated their superiority over the competition, as a two-game differential now lies between fourth and fifth on the ladder. An initially inaccurate St
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