Recruiting coup: Why Jake Aarts chose Dromana
MPNFL club Dromana has revealed how it beat “a hundred” clubs to the signature of former Richmond livewire Jake Aarts.
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Local footy’s best photos of the year
Just about every emotion footy brings out was caught on camera by Leader photographers at grounds across Melbourne in 2022. Here are our best from this year.
Signing splurge: Sorrento adds six recruits
The Sharks are set bounce back strongly in 2023 after securing a raft of decorated recruits, including a VFL best and fairest winner and a trio of WAFL stars.
The local footy stars lighting up the Top End
Victorian local footy stars are testing themselves in the Northern Territory Football League this summer. Here’s who is having a big impact.
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Jarrad Grant to be a Bomber again
FORMER Gold Coast and Western Bulldogs forward Jarrad Grant will play with the Frankston Bombers in 2018.
AFL draft: Why I loved coaching junior footy
WORKING with young players who were later picked up in the AFL draft was just one of the reasons why Tony Dunphy got a big kick out coaching junior footy on the Mornington Peninsula.
Sorrento hope to snare Mitch Hallahan
DELISTED Gold Coast player Mitch Hallahan will sit down with Sorrento on Monday, and is a good chance to return to his original club.
Tyabb appoint Aaron Pacey
TYABB Football and Netball Club has locked in former Skye captain Aaron Pacey as its new senior playing-coach.
Frankston YCW footy star in health scare
FRANKSTON YCW footballer Tony Lester should have been celebrating his sixth premiership win. Instead he was in hospital, struggling to breathe.
Eames dreams of more Stonecats success
CHAMPION Frankston YCW ruckman Ash Eames wants the good times to roll on, confirming he will play on in 2018.
Tony Blackford back at the helm of Sorrento
SORRENTO’S 2004 premiership coach Tony Blackford is returning to McFarlane Reserve, after being appointed Sharks coach this afternoon.
Nathan Johns lands in the Magpies’ nest
WITH boundless energy and a head full of ideas, 25-year-old Nathan Johns was bursting to launch his senior coaching career — all he needed was an opportunity.
Schwarze no fan of new divisions
SORRENTO premiership coach Troy Schwarze fears extra travel to matches will drive players away from football.
McCormack and Beard to lead Langwarrin
NEW Langwarrin co-coach Blake McCormack believes the Kangaroos are the “sleeping giants’’ of the MPNFL and can re-emerge as a contender next season.
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