A Melbourne footy club is considering hiring a helicopter this weekend to get a star player to the game on time. Meanwhile an AFL media identity found out the hard way where you must never park at the footy.
Roxburgh Park coach Ross Terranova is excited for the future after his side’s season came to an end. He reveals the biggest lessons and the type of recruits he’s targeting.
Coburg Districts journey to its first senior women’s premiership was nothing short of a rollercoaster in just the past year alone. Here’s how it all happened.
Greenvale finally climbed the EDFL premiership mountain after two grand final losses in a row and battling for numbers throughout the year. Coach Troy Newton gives an insight into how it happened.
Majak Daw has already shown why he will make a key difference to Deer Park as two of the Lions’ best young guns continue to take their game to another level.
A country club breaks two records in one day as a metro club pays tribute to a club great who passed during the week. Check out the talking points from Local Footy.
A much loved Moonee Valley figure will celebrate her 200th game this weekend, playing with her three sisters for the first time, while opening up how she proved a point as a kid.
A 17-year-old midfielder made his mark for Craigieburn in a finals like win over St Albans with coach Shane Jacobs declaring he has a “big future” ahead as an ex-AFL forward fired.
A Greenvale small forward showed off his potential while a Jets gun rediscovered his best as he aims to put an injury hit 2023 behind him as their side recorded a thrilling win over East Keilor.
A local footy match is called off after a scary injury, two country guns duel with big bags and more teams end long losing streaks. Get a full wrap of the action here.
Tullamarine took home the four points on Anzac Day but it came at a cost with several players taken to hospital.
Former North Melbourne captain Jack Ziebell’s return to local footy has been overshadowed after he was sent off with the game in the balance on Anzac Day for appearing to headbutt an opponent.
Burnside Heights have won three straight games to start the season and its off-season recruits are playing a key role in helping the Bears play a different style.
There were some monster individual displays and shock results across the state as Anzac Day produced some local footy classics. Here’s the lowdown on all the games.
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