Why red-hot Mulgrave could get stronger
It has been a hot month for the Lions having won five on the bounce – but they could be welcoming back a star forward. Latest here.
It has been a hot month for the Lions having won five on the bounce – but they could be welcoming back a star forward. Latest here.
Templestowe was on the ropes on Saturday before a couple of inspired moves helped turn the Division 2 match, the coach reveals.
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The Eastern league Division 4 club has welcomed the return of a former club captain and comp best and fairest. Latest here.
HE’S made headlines in junior football and now Ben White is making waves in the senior ranks, receiving a nomination for the Eastern Football League Division 1 and 2 Young Gun Award.
THE Eastern Football League is set to name a star-studded team for this year’s interleague clash against Geelong, with coach Steve Cochrane calling it “one of our strongest squads” in many years.
A star player’s nine-goal haul, the lady Lions’ mighty roar and a key defender’s top delivery — welcome to The Hanger, wrapping up the week’s big local footy news, and brought to you by the dedicated Leader Community News sport team.
UPPER Ferntree Gully posted its fourth win of the season, keeping Mulgrave anchored to the bottom of the Eastern Football League Division 2 ladder.
NORTH Ringwood posted a gutsy 17-point win over Norwood to record its fourth victory of the season, leaving the Norsemen with some soul searching to do if they are to make finals.
A GOAL with just two minutes remaining from Tim Watkins gave Blackburn a nailbiting three-point win over Balwyn in one of the games of the Eastern Football League season.
A SCINTILLATING third quarter helped Park Orchards to a 76-point victory over Mitcham but the next month will prove if the Sharks are a finals contender.
NOBLE Park coach Mick Fogarty heaps praise on Ryan Morrison after the defender holds Vermont star Brett Eddy to one goal.
CHIRNSIDE Park slumped to its second consecutive 100-plus-point belting after being kept to just one goal by a rampant Heathmont.
MITCHAM is facing the prospect of fighting to avoid its third Eastern Football League wooden spoon as the Tigers battle for survival in the second tier of the competition.
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