Round 9 of the William Buck Premier Women’s competition officially marked the halfway point of the season, with the contenders separating themselves from the pretenders. St Kevin’s continued their dominance
Fresh off the bye and ready to attack the second half of the season, it was clear the premiership favourites in Old Brighton and Marcellin benefitted from the week off
Fresh off the competition-wide bye, a handful of teams in the Holmesglen Under 19 Men’s competition are beginning to make moves and impose themselves upon the league. After a much-needed week off,
The Division 1 Men’s competition had a massive shake-up in Round 9 with three upset victories on the weekend. The effects of the bye round last week have made the
Round 9 of Premier C produced some exciting games this past weekend, particularly Old Carey knocking off ladder leaders, the Parkdale Vultures, to claim top spot for themselves at the
Thrillers at Glen Huntly Park and Fearon Reserve highlighted the resumption of Premier B VAFA football, but it’s Old Haileybury with a one-game hold on top spot at the end of Round
The excitement continues as we delve into the second half of the Division 2 Men’s season. The Bye round presented an opportunity for teams to recharge the batteries and pull
Fresh off a Bye, and it certainly showed in Division 2 Women’s. Everyone had a spring in their step and a couple of sides let it rip on the scoreboard,
Division 3’s top teams weren’t mucking around in Round 9, with triple-figure thrashings being the theme of the weekend. St John’s picked up where they left off, recording a 120-point
