Results are in but things stay the same in Div 4 Men’s
Four more results and yet absolutely zero movement on the Division 4 Men’s ladder as Round 10 was run and done over the weekend. Elsternwick bounced back from their first
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SKOB put on goal-kicking masterclass in Premier Women’s
Rebecca Carter Marcellin vs Kew The Eagles picked up right where they left off, registering a 31-point victory over Kew. It was Marcellin’s defensive unit that was most impressive, as
Blackers leap Bloods as top 4 crystallisers on the turn for home
Jake Morris Off the back of special performances from Nick Hay (six goals) and Lachlan Huntington (five) in a 79-point demolition of Fitzroy, the University Blacks elevated themselves to top
Aquinas claim epic win, Ash Closes in on Ashan
Aquinas claimed the upset of the round, securing their second win of the year with a two-point victory over Old Paradians at Garvey Oval. The Bloods trailed by 24 points
Two Blues cement fourth, top 3 continue winning ways
Prahran Assumption cemented their spot in the top four with a 13-point victory over PEGS at Toorak Park. The Two Blues trailed by seven points at half-time before captain James
Bernard’s bury Lions, Fields enter top four in William Buck Premier Men’s
St Bernard’s claimed their third win of the season as they defeated Collegians by 43 points at the Snake Pit. After giving up the first three goals of the match,
Top five shaping in Division 2
Old Paradians vs Aquinas Despite these two sides being at opposite ends of the ladder (3rd vs 8th), they may be better matched than their current positions suggest, with the
Premier C Women’s returns with R10 action
Aidan Sinclair Ivanhoe vs UHS-VU Ivanhoe need to get the chocolates in this one if they are to keep in touch with the top 4. UHS-VU on the other hand
Division 3 Men’s Mid-Season Review
Sheridan Harris It’s been a relatively pleasing first half the year for Emmaus St Leo’s, who came into the 2021 season arguably flag favourites after Division 3’s top two from
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