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Pirates pull off an upset, as Prahran go top
Round 12 saw Division 1 men’s teams battling it out in wet conditions this weekend as the race for the top four intensifies. Kew and Parkside both sit on seven
Round 12 saw Division 1 men’s teams battling it out in wet conditions this weekend as the race for the top four intensifies. Kew and Parkside both sit on seven
Round 10 in the Division 1 Men’s competition had teams find their feet again after the some of the upsets of the season were on display last week. At this
The Division 1 Men’s competition had a massive shake-up in Round 9 with three upset victories on the weekend. The effects of the bye round last week have made the
Round 8 has further cemented the strength of some top sides in Division 1 Men’s forming a clear top 4 as we near the halfway point of the competition. The
Round 7 proved Division 1 is an even competition where any side can beat anyone on their day as the Preston Bullants narrowly miss out on the points again. UHS-VU remain
The West Brunswick Magpies get their season up and running after singing the song for the first time this season, while UHS-VU record yet another convincing win. Ormond came from behind
Liam Cole Fast starts have given Prahran and Ormond big percentage boosting wins, as the Parkside Devils come from behind to steal the points away from the Old Peninsula Pirates.
Justin Crotty was BORN to play for Therry-Penola. Dad Tony played for the Lions, then coached the club into A-Grade for the first time before serving as club President. Mum
Liam Cole A round of hidings have given insight into who are the contenders and pretenders in Division 1. Ormond, Old Peninsula, Parkside, Prahran and UHS-VU all had convincing wins