Callum Ah Chee rises on his way to the mark of the day at Fremantle Oval. Photo by Les Everett
WAFL round 20…
One point upset puts Swans into five
Roos’ finals hopes flattened by Storm power by Richard Jones
Bendigo Football League…
KANGAROO Flat’s slim hopes of snatching fifth spot and a finals spot were shredded by a dominant Strathfieldsaye in Saturday’s one-sided cakewalk at Flight Centre Park. Continue reading
Don’t do it! by Richard Jones
A look at Madame Bovary (M)…
Tigers earn their turn in the five
Claremont’s Beau Maister marks strongly at the Showgrounds.
The top five in the WAFL changes most weeks and Claremont pulled of a a very important win at the Showgrounds on Saturday to move from seventh to fifth. Continue reading
Storm’s second half blitz sinks game Tigers by Richard Jones
STRATHFIELDSAYE weathered a spirited Kyneton first half surge to outscore the Tigers 14 goals to four after the long break and win Saturday’s game by a comfortable 83 points.
A Royal announcement
Jarrad Oakley-Nicholls has only a seagull to beat as he storms away at Fremantle Oval.
WAFL round 18…
It wasn’t a salute or a baby or an embarrassing old bloke but the WAFL competition was given a clear message from the Royals via Fremantle Oval on Saturday. Continue reading
Hawks belt Magpies, hold them to three goals by Richard Jones
EAGLEHAWK did not concede a single goal to Castlemaine until the five-minute mark of the last quarter, romping home to a massive 92-point win on Saturday. Continue reading
Peel face history Tigers take a tumble
Don’t lose. That’s the message in the WAFL. Last week Claremont took a place in the five, this week they dropped right out again after Peel came from behind at the Showgrounds to score a vital victory. The Thunder now look set for their first finals campaign. Continue reading
G-Train bangs home 11 as Hawks belt Roos by Richard Jones
EAGLEHAWK booted seven first quarter goals while restricting Kangaroo Flat to one to set up an eventual 77-point victory at Bendigo Mazda Oval on Saturday. Inspired by dynamic full-forward Matt ‘G-Train’ Gretgrix who speared home 11 goals straight – including four in the opening term – the Hawks were in supreme control match-long.
Back to the beach by Richard Jones
A look at Love & Mercy (M)…
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