Edi-Asp topple champs
EDI-ASP coach Graeme Yeats says it’s too early to label his side a contender, despite its impressive 28-point win over powerhouse Frankston YCW.
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Footballer revived after on-field collapse
A PENINSULA League footballer had to be revived on the field after being struck in the face by a football at Frankston North yesterday.
Resignation shock: Chapple quits as Mordialloc coach
MORDIALLOC coach Jason Chapple has announced his shock resignation, with the Bloods sitting second on the SFNL Division 1 ladder.
Seaford chases first win of the season
SEAFORD Tigers coach Brett Alexander says his side has taken strides forward this season, even though it is yet to win a game.
Casey Demons get cracking
CASEY Demons’ season is gaining traction, with last season’s grand finalists defeating Collingwood by 19 points on Saturday to climb into the VFL eight.
Anger at divisional footy plan
COLOURFUL criminal lawyer Bernie “The Attorney’’ Balmer has had many court battles but now he’s going into bat for his beloved Sorrento Football Club.
Frankston Bombers make it six straight
FRANKSTON Bombers coach Beau Muston labelled his side’s fast-finishing 13-point win over Devon Meadows on Saturday as “a bit of a lightbulb moment’’ for his players.
Pines pour it on to tame the Tigers
PINES produced a big second half to halt Seaford’s six-game winning streak and consolidate top spot in Peninsula league on Saturday.
‘Shorty’ Walker hits 400 for Tigers
A CONSTANT feeling of having to prove himself has driven Seaford footballer Jeremy “Shorty” Walker to 400 games.
Edwards slots 8 in Pines win
FORMER AFL star Aaron Edwards has kicked 17.2 in two games for Pines since playing in the MPNFL’s interleague side’s loss to Geelong FNL at the MCG in mid-May.
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