Scotch Stars continue to dazzle
The William Buck Premier Women’s competition was welcomed back from the double bye with wild and wintery conditions, asking the question of which teams are the best at wet weather
Top four unyielding in William Buck Premier Women’s
Round 11 saw wild and woolly conditions across the competition, with teams putting everything on the line before the representative football bye weekend. It was a low scoring affair at
Monash shake off the blues, as Cobras lose their venom
Round 10 showcased the improvement of developing sides, as teams met for the second time this year. After losing to the Old Yarra Cobras by 64 points in Round 2,
Saints in seventh heaven after reclaiming top spot
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
Magpies swoop Cobras in dominant display to snap winless streak
At the completion of Round 8 in the William Buck Premier Women’s competition, the top four appear to be secure, with Collegians solidifying their position to move six points and
Tie-riffic contest as MUWFC and Caulfield thriller ends in a stalemate
Round 7 in the William Buck Premier Women’s competition was full of excitement as the first tie of the season befell Melbourne University Women’s and Caulfield. Old Scotch and St
Old Yarra Cobras strike Caulfield in heart-stopping finish
Round 6 was one of celebration and education in the William Buck Premier Women’s competition, with several teams hosting their annual Pride games, encapsulating the positive effect sport can have
Coburg pipped at the post by fast finishing Collegians
Lauren Atkinson Round 5 in the William Buck Premier Women’s competition consisted of mostly one-sided affairs, with one thrilling contest going right down to the wire between Coburg and Collegians.
It’s a close race in Premier Women’s competition with St Kevin’s and Old Scotch leading the pack
Lauren Atkinson Old Scotch and St Kevin’s are yet to drop a game this season, while the ladder reflects a very healthy competition in William Buck Premier Women’s. The competitive
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