We’ve analysed every local footy premier’s player points total on grand final day and we reveal which one has the most loyal and best homegrown side for 2024. See where your club stacks up.
Epping will look to invest in improved training facilities to help support its booming junior netball program after winning a $20,000 grant from Woolworths.
Twelve months after watching from the sidelines after a knee reconstruction, Ben De Bolfo was helping lift Heidelberg to a premiership hat-trick.
South Morang ruckman Nathan Stefanile helped lead the Lions to a history-making premiership, now he wants to cement the club in NFNL Division 1 in 2025.
If this is a preview of NFNL Division 2 finals, hold on to your hat. Josh Lansfield lifts South Morang to a epic extra-time win over Diamond Creek.
Old Paradians kicked the final seven goals of the game but Fitzroy Stars, inspired by Patrick Farrant’s eight majors, held on to book its first grand final since 2014.
Big game players sparkled, a powerhouse club on an 18-game streak surged into a flag decider and the first country grand final was decided. Here’s your complete local footy wrap from a huge Saturday.
A Melbourne footy club is considering hiring a helicopter this weekend to get a star player to the game on time. Meanwhile an AFL media identity found out the hard way where you must never park at the footy.
Ethan Lowe came to Watsonia looking for an opportunity and the young forward’s memorable season culminated with a league goalkicking title.
Laurimar coach Jimmy Atkins admits it’s frustrating but is confident the club is heading in the right direction after relegation from NFNL Division 2.
After seven years at the helm, Fabian Carelli made the “gut-wrenching” decision to step down as St Mary’s coach, telling his players after the final siren on Saturday.
Epping’s first final since 2017 became its first finals win in seven years and the Pingers are out to prove why they deserve to be on the big stage.
Bundoora coach Heath Scotland said relegation was never on the Bulls mind, instead the thumping win over Macleod was about showing it’s best brand of football.
Thomastown’s season was on life support before an unbelievable comeback to snatch St Mary’s NFNL Division 2 top-five spot by just 0.59 per cent.
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