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Everyone on the board in Premier B
There is a certain feeling of goodwill that surrounds a section when every side has at least had one win and Premier B, became the first of the senior sections
There is a certain feeling of goodwill that surrounds a section when every side has at least had one win and Premier B, became the first of the senior sections
Premier C’s competition is alive and well as Peninsula and Old Ivanhoe’s reign as the only undefeated side came to a close. The Pirates fell just three points short of
Kew and Ormond continue to set the standard in Division 1 as both sides had wins to be undefeated after four rounds. Ormond travelled to the up and down St
Whilst it was business as usual for a number of clubs, Northern Blues gave their biggest indication yet that they are still a force to be reckoned with in Division
A divide has already established itself in Division 3 with the powerhouses of the section all recording big wins. Emmaus St Leos continued in their winning ways with a 90
Spectator numbers were again high around VAFA grounds as it was great to have blazing sunshine back for Round 4 action in Division 4. After a slow start that saw
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Wet weather footy was back on deck in Round 3 and scrappy football ensued. In the ‘Bachelor of Arts’ cup battle between the two Uni sides it was the Blues
With the wet weather raging across Melbourne high flying hangers were limited, instead our plays of the week for Round 3 offer a smattering of wet weather football cliches.