Ranked: The top 70 local footy clubs of 2024
After a stunning year of local footy we’ve ranked our top 70 clubs as the best in Melbourne. Did we get it right? See who we say is number one and lodge your own vote.
After a stunning year of local footy we’ve ranked our top 70 clubs as the best in Melbourne. Did we get it right? See who we say is number one and lodge your own vote.
It was a thrilling weekend of cricket action as local clubs across Melbourne got their respective seasons underway. Check out the best photos in our gallery.
It’s here, the VSDCA North-East season kicks off on Saturday and we’ve got every club’s ins and outs and key players. Who takes the crown in 2024-25?
New Hadfield coach Andrew Beever has hit the ground running at the Hawks with several impressive signings including some to bolster the key position stocks. Go inside his arrival.
After a long winter, Victoria’s top-flight cricket competition is back. Check out all the ins and outs and get expert analysis of every Victorian Premier Cricket club.
Tilly Shepherd only needed seven games to claim the Northern league’s highest netball honour and made it a stunning league best-and-fairest double when she claimed the Riddell District Ryan Medal.
After a winless 2023-24, Greenvale Kangaroos are confident they can snare a number of wins this season and jump up the Premier Cricket ladder.
Melton Centrals has secured in-demand coach Damien Zanic, who was a key member of Brisbane Lions’ AFL premiership three-peat, for next Riddell District season.
The Victorian Subbies season has been delayed, with grounds not ready. Clubs are now pushing even harder to move the season back.
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.
After winning the Johnstone Shield premiership in its first season in the GDCA, Broadford is looking forward to the challenge to stepping up to the McIntyre Cup.
Footscray hopes a pair of new recruits and old “recruits”, including skipper Travis Dean, can lead it back to Premier Cricket finals.
Gisborne welcomes a pair of UK imports as it prepares to defend its GDCA McIntyre Cup crown and the Dragons expect their young local talent to take another big step too.
After a tumultuous off-season, Essendon is looking to the future with a number of youngsters set to feature in the First XI. Coach Ben Fletcher discusses expectations.
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