Division 1 Men’s

Sig Arness In two very close encounters between evenly matched sides, that insidious disease known as inaccuracy may have cost the losers dearly. Both Preston and West Brunswick had more

The cold front that drifted across the Bight and Bass Strait imposed frigorific conditions on all venues last weekend. Some teams turned up the heat, others kept their cool, and

Hampton Rovers and Ormond could not be split in their top-of-table encounter with both teams finishing 52 apiece at Boss James Reserve. Inaccurate kicking helped neither side as both registered

Sig Arness Hampton Rovers became the last team to relinquish untouchable status, and the top four showed just why they occupy those lofty positions by delivering a couple of pulsating

One week after dishing out Ormond’s first loss of the season, Preston Bullants backed it up with an 11-point victory over the previously undefeated Hampton Rovers. The Bullants came out

Sig Arness Round 7 delivered a farrago of the expected and the unpredictable; of interesting results and palpable disappointments. One team broke its duck, another suffered its first loss. The

Brunswick NOBS registered their first win of 2018 as they defeated Ivanhoe by 23 points at Alec Gillon Oval. Brunswick trailed by six points at half time but piled on

Hampton Rovers continued their unbeaten run in Division 1 with a hard-fought 22-point win over Therry Penola at Boss James Reserve. Leading by just one point at three quarter time,

Feeling rightly chipper after a successful 5/5 week tipping in the Division 1 competition in Round 5, you would think that confidence would be transferable to the subsequent round –