Division 1 Men’s

St Mary’s snapped a two-game losing streak as they overpowered Oakleigh by 20 points at Ferndale Park. After an even first term, the Saints took control of the match with

Brin Duggan – @Brin_Duggan There were some strange and totally unexpected outcomes in Round 7 of Division 1 footy, so strange, in fact, that I’ve made a call to agents

Preston Bullants took top spot on the Division 1 ladder following their hard-fought 14-point victory over the previously undefeated PEGS. Trailing by four goals at half time, the Bullants piled

Ormond produced their most clinical performance of the year as they defeated Whitefriars by a monster 120 points at EE Gunn Reserve. The Monders held a 33-point lead at the half

Brin Duggan – BrinDuggan ‘Twas the week of the PEGS v SMS game, when all through the league Not a player was stirring, not even Adrian Romanyk. The guernseys were

Brunswick NOBSPC were unable to ride an accurate day in front of goal to victory as they went down to Preston Bullants by 33 points at Alec Gillon Oval. Eight

Brin Duggan – @BrinDuggan What’s a 3 letter word for flag favourites? Hmm … PEGS? No, doesn’t fit … what could it be … SMS! Yes, that’s it! I’ll write

PEGS strengthened their hold on second spot of the ladder with a 95-point demolition of St John’s at PEGS Sporting Fields. Adrian Romanyk (eight) and Jackson Young (seven) combined for

Brin Duggan – @BrinDuggan After three rounds the season is starting to take some kind of shape, albeit a strange, asymmetrical 10 sided shape. An irregular decagon, if you will.