The local footy leagues facing three-week break
A number of local footy competitions across Melbourne will have at least three weeks off after Victoria’s lockdown was extended. VOTE IN OUR POLL
A number of local footy competitions across Melbourne will have at least three weeks off after Victoria’s lockdown was extended. VOTE IN OUR POLL
VSDCA North-West group runner-up Kew has confirmed its coaching structure for next season, appointing a premiership-winning South African.
Former AFL star Nathan Hrovat isn’t one to demand the spotlight, he’s just enjoying playing local footy with his mates at Greensborough.
For the second straight off-season VTCA Division 1 club Airport West St Christopher’s has made a big splash in the recruiting market.
One of the Northern Football League’s modern greats might never play again. A second concussion will sideline Cameron Cloke indefinitely.
Aberfeldie among the big winners in a VTCA reshuffle as the competition settles its structure following the departure of Strathmore and Spotswood.
A potential Geelong or North Melbourne father-son was among seven debutants for Calder Cannons in a thrilling comeback win over Bendigo Pioneers.
A 200cm key forward kicks five goals on debut for Northern Knights while captain Joel Trudgeon explodes with 308 SuperCoach points.
Sunbury kept its Ballarat Football League campaign alive with a critical win but is set to lose its captain in the latest blow to the Lions’ season hopes.
Hurstbridge’s stunning upset win over Bundoora sits up there with some of the club’s most famous wins as it celebrated a favourite son in style.
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