Dominant defence earns Romsey first scalp
Romsey’s defence was dominant, Jack Jedwab starred at the other end and Sam Wilson was everywhere in between to earn the Redbacks an important RDFNL scalp.
Romsey’s defence was dominant, Jack Jedwab starred at the other end and Sam Wilson was everywhere in between to earn the Redbacks an important RDFNL scalp.
Clubs and players from across the state will come together to say no to violence on and off the field and support a foundation started after a footy player died from a coward punch nine years ago. More here.
The 2025 local footy season might only be a couple of weeks old, but the state’s longest winning and losing streaks continue to extend. See who takes top spot.
Macedon will rue several missed gilt-edged opportunities as it salvaged a draw with Diggers Rest on Anzac Day, while a courageous Burra was awarded the Grumont Medal.
A breakout Michael Rutledge performance powered Macedon’s big win over Gisborne Giants, while Angus Nolte and Ryan Pretty did likewise Kyneton.
Recently retired Geelong star Tom Hawkins starred on his return to country footy with Finley while other ex-AFL names made their mark in games across Victoria on Good Friday. See the wrap.
The new season is already two weeks old and Riddell District clubs continue to bolster their lists. Check out all the news recruits here.
Defending RDFNL premier Riddell has knocked off preliminary finalist Macedon and grand final rival Wallan in the opening fortnight, here’s what coach Arron Bray takes from it.
Melton South’s 40-game losing streak is over. The Panthers ended their drought with a dominant performance against cross-town rival Melton Centrals.
A former AFL forward had a day out in front of goal with seven majors in his first senior appearance for his local while the 2015 number two pick impressed on debut. See our local footy talking points.
After eight years Michael Mannix is handing over the Wallan captaincy, with two gun midfielders set to take on the Magpies’ leadership.
A local footy club has had its Round 1 win reversed after a league investigation found it twice fielded too many players, with the four points handed to its opponent.
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.
As many as nine clubs have eyes on six finals spots, making for Riddell District’s biggest and best season yet. Check out all the ins and outs and key players for every club.
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