Ivanhoe ‘rides the storm’ before breaking Mustangs
Reservoir unveiled a number of its big off-season recruits but Ivanhoe crashed the party with a dominant second half setting up a thumping win.
Reservoir unveiled a number of its big off-season recruits but Ivanhoe crashed the party with a dominant second half setting up a thumping win.
In his first game since Round 1 last year, Jason Pannam’s five-goal haul inspired Panton Hill to a come-from-behind win over Thomastown – it’s first since 2013.
After a difficult week in which it mourned the passing of a young player, Eltham held on for a relieving win following a kick after the siren.
The pulse beat again across Victoria with flags unfurled, bags kicked, statements made and scorching debuts from ex-AFL talents. Plenty of upsets, too. It’s all here in our wrap.
Is it Heidelberg’s premiership to lose? Take out the Tigers and 2025 looms as a fascinating NFNL Division 1 season with a host of clubs chasing finals. Check out all the ins and outs and key players.
Two standouts and eight other teams will be fighting for finals and survival, NFNL Division 2 looks an intriguing season. Check out all the ins and outs and key players at every club.
31 for 31: After back-to-back grand finals, there’s only one thing on Diamond Creek’s mind but coach Andrew Tranquilli says the club faces a massive challenge.
31 for 31: North Heidelberg has a fresh look this season and a new captain with long-time leader Kyle McDonald standing down. Brody Bell talks about what it means to lead he Bulldogs.
31 for 31: Montmorency coach Nick Rutley says he learnt plenty from last year’s grand final loss and feedback from his players has led to a big gameplan change.
The NFNL Division 3 goes from strength to strength with a number of teams capable of claiming premiership glory. Check out all the ins and outs and key players at every club.
31 for 31: Fitzroy Stars aren’t shying away from their ambition of winning a premiership and after coming so close last year and successful off-season, there’s plenty of buzz.
31 for 31: After an injury crisis last year, Northcote Park has significantly improved its depth, including a clutch of Echuca recruits, and is confident of a finals charge in 2025.
SEASON PREVIEW: Can anyone stand up to the might of Heidelberg in NFNL Division 1? Who are the top premiership contenders in Division 2 and 3?
31 for 31: Hurstbridge is confident some impressive recruits and small tweaks can help take the club from back-to-back elimination finals to premiership contention.
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