St Bernard’s claim 2015 William Buck Premiership
St Bernard’s have been named 2015 William Buck Premier champions after they defeated a valiant Old Trinity by eight points at IKON Park. In front thousands of vocal fans, St Bernard’s
OMs storm to Premier B Reserve victory
Old Melburnians concluded their 2015 season with the highest of achievements, defeating St Bedes/Mentone Tigers by 40 points to take out the Premier B Reserve grand final at Sportscover Arena. A
Old Haileybury cap remarkable finals series with Grand FInal victory
Old Haileyburians continued to defy the odds as they defeated Monash Blues in the Premier C grand final at Trevor Barker Oval. Leading by just 13 points at the final
Undefeated SKOB win Premier B grand final
St Kevin’s Old Boys have ended their 2015 season as the undefeated Premier B champions with an unbelievable 11-point come-from-behind win against Old Melburnians at Sportcover Arena. In front of
Division 4: Cobra juggernaut strike with venom
By Rich Hummerston – @richie_humm Juggernaut, sensational, dominant, rampant. I’ve gone to adjective world on numerous occasions this year when describing the Canterbury Cobras. And while arguably some might have
Division 3:The impossible made possible
By Gavin Southern – @gavsouthern The ‘twitterverse’ was running hot last Saturday for the Division 3 Grand Final that was played at Trevor Barker Oval Sandringham, where the impossible became
Division 2: Raiders pillage Hoes in decider
By Brenton Mann – @BrentyMann Old Paradians snapped a 29-year premiership drought in glorious style on the back of their stunning 15-point win over Ivanhoe at Highgate Reserve. While the
U19 Section 4 & Colts: St Kevin’s, UHS-VU take the chocolates
By Jack Paynter St Kevin’s have produced a stunning final quarter display to take home the U19 Section 4 premiership over the much fancied Peninsula Pirates. It was an up
Division 1: Kew complete three-peat to secure spot in folklore
By William Balme – @balmey21 John Kennedy Senior once bombarded his players with the unforgettable ‘do something!’ quip. It seemed that Ian Aitken took it upon himself to go down
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