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William Buck Premier: Spanner in the works
By Andrew Leonard – @Lennytalk De La Salle has thrown a spanner in the works. At the half waypoint of the year they were destined for Premier B. Now they
By Andrew Leonard – @Lennytalk De La Salle has thrown a spanner in the works. At the half waypoint of the year they were destined for Premier B. Now they
By Norm Nugent Unicorns and Spartans win through to contest Premiership match The two Preliminary Finals had a marked similarity in so far as the two winning teams started well
The VAFA advises it will conduct a formal investigation into incidents which occurred in the fourth quarter of Saturday’s Round 16 match between Kew and Bulleen Templestowe at Victoria Park,
Box Hill North held strong for their third win in a row, defeating Point Cook by 22 points in a high scoring affair at Elgar Park. 37 scoring shots to
Aquinas continued their golden run on the path to finals as they defeated Albert Park by 20 points at Aquinas College. Matthew Prouse was named best afield for the winning side, while
Richmond Central won their seventh match for the season with a monster 80-point win against Elsternwick at Elsternwick Park Oval. Jake Munro starred in the high scoring affair, booting 13
Old Geelong hit their straps just weeks out of finals with a 105-point demolition job of NOBS/St Pat’s at Como Park. Although they led from start to finish, it was
Marcellin remain one game clear at the top of the Premier C ladder following a 54-point thrashing of Old Ivanhoe Grammarians at Marcellin College. Keading by 30 points at the
Mazenod registered a much-needed win in the battle to avoid relegation, defeating Caulfield Grammarians by 43 points at Glenhuntly Oval. Trailing by six points at the end of the first