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Nodders salute on FD50, Panthers hold off Blues
Old Brighton came out ahead in their first blockbuster match-up with St Bernard’s, winning by 26 points at Brighton Beach Oval. With just one point separating the two sides at
Old Brighton came out ahead in their first blockbuster match-up with St Bernard’s, winning by 26 points at Brighton Beach Oval. With just one point separating the two sides at
An eight-goal haul from Al Armstrong led Old Melburnians to a stunning 56-point win against University Blacks at Sportscover Arena. OMs trailed by seven points at the first break but
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Jason Bast – Jason_Bast Round 5 was a week of close finishes and unbelievable blowouts in Division 4 – there was no in-between. The round started off with the Eley
Two teams remain unbeaten in Division 3 after Round 5 as UHS-VU and Power House both had convincing away victories. As the top two continue to break away from the
Jarryd McGuane – @JMcGuane West Brunswick has maintained their spot atop the Division 2 ladder after Round 5 and for the third week in a row a game was decided
LIP SYNC BATTLE #3 It’s not often seven men lip sync Carly Rae Jepson’s ‘Call Me Maybe’ but the Prem C & Club XVIII boys absolutely nail it. Competition is
Brin Duggan – BrinDuggan ‘Twas the week of the PEGS v SMS game, when all through the league Not a player was stirring, not even Adrian Romanyk. The guernseys were
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_toog It’s been an informative week in Premier C with some strong wins clearing the fog and providing some much-needed insight into many team’s hopes for