Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead With two rounds remaining, the top four has been locked in William Buck Premier following Melbourne Uni’s 28-point victory over Fitzroy-ACU at Uni Oval. Despite a
Old Carey ended a four-game losing streak with a comprehensive 29-point victory over Hampton Rovers at Ludstone St Oval. Just one goal was kicked by each side to the half
West Brunswick’s unbeaten run at the top of the Premier B Blue table continued for the 12th straight round, defeating Brunswick Renegades by 20 points at Gillon Oval. The Westies
Old Paradians remain the only undefeated team in the senior men’s competition after they went 13-0 via a 26-point victory over MHSOB at Garvey Oval. Just one goal was kicked
Parkside solidified second spot on the Division 4 ladder with their seventh consecutive victory, this week defeating St Francis Xavier by four points at Strathaird Reserve. Trailing by eight points
Westbourne Grammarians handed Glen Eira their first loss of the season as they ran out 62-point winners at Westbourne School Grounds. Leading by 15 points at half time, the Warriors
After 12 straight losses, Ivanhoe registered their first win of 2018, soundly defeating Brunswick NOBS by 25 points at Ivanhoe Park. 37 scoring shots to 22 proved the Hoes dominance
Old Camberwell solidified third spot on the Premier C ladder with a 10-point come-from-behind victory at PEGS Sporting Fields. The Wellers trailed by 10 points at three quarter time but
Monash Blues joined three other teams on 12 premiership points after they defeated Old Haileybury by 15 points at Princes Park, Caulfield. Trailing by three points at quarter time, the
