Mugars climb into 2nd, SKOB surge into contention
By Lucy Lechich Kew v Marcellin (3.11 29 – 3.5 23) Kew reversed their fortunes after a loss in Round 1 to the reigning premiers, defeating the Sheagles by just
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Wellers on the move, Hoers return to form
Old Camberwell made it four wins in a row after they defeated Old Geelong by 14 points at Gordon Barnard Reserve. The Wellers led by seven points at half time
Blacks climb into second, Snow Dogs too good for Panthers
Six goals to two in the final term helped Old Haileybury secure their second win for the season, defeating Caulfield by 25 points at Princes Park. The Bloods trailed by
Animals in nail biter, Bushrangers over Friars
Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports They say a week is a long time in football but two weeks has brought great change for all Division 2 sides. Teams like Bulleen and
SKOB celebrate champion in style, T’s triumph in thriller
St Kevin’s OB celebrated Anthony Lynch’s 250th game in style earlier today with a runaway 61-point victory at TH King Oval. Leading by 21 points at half time, SKOB were
Umpire Appointments Round 10
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Season Overview: Melbourne Uni WFC
Season Overview Melbourne Uni had an unsettled start to their season, making changes to their squad for each of the first four rounds, as many of their players were in
Big V women’s team announced
Ruby Grounds (c) Melbourne Uni WFC Taylor Padfield (vc) Marcellin Sasha Long Beaumaris Christine Nancarrow Collegians Penny Brown Hawthorn AFC Dani Calautti Kew Nat MacDonald Marcellin Tessa Zagontinos Marcellin Shaylee
Grounds, Padfield to lead Big V women in SA
Melbourne University WFC star, Ruby Grounds, has been appointed Big V captain ahead of Saturday’s clash against the Adelaide Footy League. Grounds, who has been in the MUWFC leadership group
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