The Victorian Country team won the National Inclusion Carnival in emphatic style when it defeated Vic Metro by 50 points at Ransford Oval Parkville on Sunday.
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Bulldogs bounce back from three losses, wipe Pies by Richard Jones
GISBORNE erased painful memories of three successive defeats with a thumping 109-point win over Castlemaine in Saturday’s Camp Reserve clash. Continue reading
AFL games on Good Friday – who, where (and when!)
I like Sports Tonight on 6PR. Mark me down as a regular listener.
On Monday night there was plenty of talk about the AFL’s decision to play games on Good Friday.
Host Karl Langdon has long been a disciple of Good Friday footy and he got on a roll when discussion turned to who should play and where the games should be played.
Karl reckons there’s no reason why Good Friday games should be played in Victoria. In fact – he suggested – there could be more than one game some years depending upon what day of the week Good Friday should happen to fall.
AFL ladder after round 13
Sharks make a break for it
WAFL round 12
Vic Country too slick for WA 18s by LES EVERETT
Vic Country’s Caleb Marchbank marks strongly at Fremantle Oval. Photo by Les Everett
On a beautiful day at Fremantle Oval Vic Country had no difficulty accounting for WA in the AFL Under-18 Championships. Continue reading
Vale Dan Knott, one of a rare breed by Vin Maskell
Ouyen resident Dan Knott, who died this week aged 95, and Collingwood champion Alby Pannam were members of a very exclusive club. Continue reading
A brother’s jumper by VIN MASKELL
I wish I still had my brother’s football jumper. Three wide panels: red, yellow black. A red collar. Long sleeves. An old-fashioned woolly and scratchy football jumper. Number 37. Continue reading
AFL ladder round 12
Royals go to the top Lions return to form Sharks stay in the four
East Fremantle’s Brandon Ellis gets his hands to the ball in a marking contest.
Peel are beginning to look like the best three-quarter team in the WAFL. Continue reading
