Division 3 Men’s

Alisha Min Canterbury have notched win number seven for the year after besting North Brunswick by 52 points at Canterbury Sportsground. Charging out the gates with four majors, followed by

Tash Gunawardana Top-placed Manningham Cobras put Richmond Central to the sword by 79 points at Kevin Bartlett Reserve in Round 15. The Cobras came out strongly in the first half,

Only four rounds remain in the Division 3 home & away season, and with three wins distinguishing fifth place from sixth, a sizeable gulf separates the top and bottom end

Emmaus St Leo’s maintained their spot in the top four with a comprehensive 72-point victory over North Brunswick at Allard Park. After struggling to find the goals with 2.8 in

Lachlan Chapman Aquinas have fought off a strong challenge from Canterbury Football Club away from home to all but secure a top two finish with a 12-point win. Ash Naulty

Aquinas all but cemented a top two spot with a hard-fought 12-point win over Canterbury. The Bloods trailed by five points at three quarter time but ignited with six goals

Alisha Min It’s second v third at Canterbury Sports Ground this Saturday as Canterbury host Aquinas in a possible finals insight for Division 3. The Bloods hold the ladder ascendancy

Westbourne Grammarians maintained their position in the top four with a 26-point victory over Richmond Central at Kevin Bartlett Reserve. The Warriors trailed by one point at half time but

Tash Gunawardana Manningham Cobras secured an impressive 30-point come from behind win over North Brunswick at Allard Park in Round 11. The victory for the Cobras came off a huge