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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Mt Eliza sacks coach John Georgiou
MPNFL Peninsula league coach of the year John Georgiou says he was “blindsided’’ and “totally surprised’’ by his shock sacking as Mt Eliza mentor.
Slick Stonecats swamp Mornington
FIT, fabulous and flamin’ brilliant, Frankston YCW romped away with its fifth flag in six years at a sun-drenched Frankston Park yesterday afternoon.
Frankston YCW fancied in flag decider
FRANKSTON YCW is looking for back-to-back flags when it meets Mornington in this Sunday’s Peninsula league grand final.
Finally, Panthers have a flag to fly
DEVON Meadows Football Club has ended a 36-year premiership drought in a blaze of emotion when their reserves side defeated Somerville by 37 points in the grand final.
Mornington into the big one
A RED-HOT Mornington thrashed Mt Eliza by 48 points in Sunday’s preliminary final at Frankston Park to reach its second successive grand final.
Rosebud wins Nepean league flag
ROSEBUD has claimed its first flag in eight years after storming home to beat Somerville by 20 points.
Kyle Hutchison wins Shade Medal
FRANKSTON YCW star Kyle Hutchison has been collecting tattoos and premierships — and now a league medal.
Somerville powers into grand final
SOMERVILLE is on the brink of snapping a 29-year premiership drought after beating Sorrento in the preliminary final.
Frankston YCW into flag decider
ON a 13-game streak, Frankston YCW will shoot for back-to-back flags after beating Mt Eliza by 22 points in Saturday’s Peninsula league second semi-final.
Eagles hold on to defeat Pines
EDI-ASP coach Graeme Yeats praised his players’ “resilience’’ after the Eagles dug deep to beat Pines by 20 points in the Peninsula league elimination final.
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