Lauren Atkinson

Round 7 of Premier B Women’s saw Old Xaverians announce themselves as genuine finals contenders, producing a devastating second-half blitz to stun Port Melbourne Chargers at JL Murphy Reserve. Beaumaris

Round 6 of Premier B Women’s delivered a crucial result nearly halfway through the season, with Old Melburnians inflicting Port Melbourne Chargers’ second loss of the season in a tight

Round 5 of Premier B Women’s welcomed a new face to the competition, with Williamstown CYMS entering the division following La Trobe University’s mid-season regrading back to the divisional grades.

Round 4 of Premier B Women’s delivered a genuine thriller at Toorak Park, where Old Melburnians escaped with the narrowest of victories against a rapidly improving Old Xaverians outfit. Elsewhere,

After three rounds, only one team, Beaumaris, remains undefeated in Premier B Women’s. Across the division, Glen Eira/Old McKinnon got on the winners list with a convincing win over Parkside,

Round 1 of Premier B Women’s delivered statement performances and heart‑stopping finishes as the competition sprang to life across Melbourne. Old Melburnians re‑established themselves as the competition’s benchmark, Beaumaris showed

Old Brighton has claimed the 2025 Premier B Women’s premiership in emphatic fashion, defeating Old Melburnians by 23 points in a high-quality Grand Final at Coburg City Oval. The Tonners, who finished the