Wild and woolly conditions give rise to weekend of blowouts
Round 18 was a weekend plagued with lopsided results, as three sides went goalless. In a year of snakes and ladders, Caulfield Grammarians were the last team to climb, while
Old Scotch shoot for the stars; Saints de-throned
Caulfield Grammarians have maintained their spot in the top four with a dominant victory over Monash Blues. The Blues had no answers for all that Grammarians threw at them, unable
Caulfield claw their way into top 4 with nail-biting victory over Bears
In this competition, nothing can be said to be certain, except St Kevin’s and Old Scotch winning. Every round this year seems to deliver an exciting twist or turn in
St Kevin’s triumph in a commanding win
In the opening match, Kew recorded a comprehensive 43-point victory over Melbourne University Women’s to reinforce their position in third place. It only took two disposals for Kew to get
Finals race heading for a photo finish
With only four rounds remaining in the William Buck Premier competition, there still looks to be more twists and turns to come. St Kevin’s and Old Scotch perch atop the
Purple Army ambushed by swooping Magpies
Round 13 saw the race for finals tighten up, with crucial games going the way of Caulfield Grammarians and West Brunswick, while three teams were held to a goal or
Scotch Stars continue to dazzle
The William Buck Premier Women’s competition was welcomed back from the double bye with wild and wintery conditions, asking the question of which teams are the best at wet weather
Top four unyielding in William Buck Premier Women’s
Round 11 saw wild and woolly conditions across the competition, with teams putting everything on the line before the representative football bye weekend. It was a low scoring affair at
Monash shake off the blues, as Cobras lose their venom
Round 10 showcased the improvement of developing sides, as teams met for the second time this year. After losing to the Old Yarra Cobras by 64 points in Round 2,
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