AFL Hall of Famer Nathan Burke has taken over as Karingal’s new coach. He gives a snapshot of what’s ahead for the Bulls in 2025, names the youngsters to watch and reveals what will underpin the club’s new era.
Dromana has lost seven players from its grand final side but coach Ben Holmes explains why he’s “super excited’’, and names the next crop of talented Tigers to watch out for.
An Outer East team of the year defender has joined Crib Point’s list of recruits — and the Magpies are set to unleash an exciting teenager in the early rounds of the 2025 MPFNL season.
An ex-AFL star has moved homes and clubs in the local area have the cheque book out while some of his former teammates might link up together in country footy. That and more in the Rumour Mill.
A former Essendon player who narrowly missed selection in the Bombers’ 1993 premiership team has joined James Hallahan’s coaching team at Sorrento.
Rye is expected to move up the ladder in Division 2 of the Mornington Peninsula league in 2025 after landing a string of recruits, including a WA signing and a VAFA 100-gamer.
Champions were crowned across the state in local footy with coaching guns helping their teams get to the top. Here is the wrap of all the grand final action from Saturday.
The 2024 local footy season is coming to a close and to celebrate, we’ve named our best players from the 2024 season. Here’s who made the list.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan might have found his new favourite local footy club after revealing his Mad Monday costume. It’s all in Quick Kicks which has some baby news to share with you.
We captured the action and emotion of MPFNL Division 1 grand final day as Mt Eliza roared off with the premiership. Here are our best photos from the match and inside the Redlegs’ rooms.
The Buds are positioning themselves for a tilt at the MPFNL Division 1 title in 2025 after signing two VFL stars and an experienced midfielder.
Mt Eliza coach Rikki Johnston has revealed six weeks ago he doubted his side could win the premiership. He explains how the Redlegs turned it around to become the best side in the Mornington Peninsula league.
Mt Eliza snapped a 19-year premiership drought with a come-from-behind win over Dromana in the MPFNL Division 1 grand final — and the Redlegs’ reserves and under-19s also hoisted flags.
Newly appointed Sorrento coach James Hallahan has always been a “leave no stone unturned” kind of person and he intends to take the same approach into coaching.
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