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
Div 3’s top sides shine in a wet-weather round
In a weekend of gloomy, rain-filled skies across Melbourne, the best teams of Division 3 excelled in the muddy conditions. On the wide La Trobe University Oval, torrential downpour set
Insurmountable Bulls prevail again, as Box Hill North secure first win
Can anyone beat North Brunswick? In a top-of-the-table clash for the ages, the Bulls have defeated Canterbury for the second time this season in another thriller. Previously beating the Cobras
Richmond Central surge into top-five, as ladder leaders flex their muscles
Division 3’s top teams weren’t mucking around in Round 9, with triple-figure thrashings being the theme of the weekend. St John’s picked up where they left off, recording a 120-point
VAFA Div 3 Mid-Season Review: Flag smokey, blockbuster fixtures, who’s a TOTY lock?
After a superb eight weeks of Division 3 footy, all clubs will rest over the King’s Birthday long weekend. It provides the opportunity to reflect on what has been a
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