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
Royals go to the top Lions return to form Sharks stay in the four
SA too steady for WA 18s
SA’s Harry Vick puts on the pressure in the 18s game at Leederville Oval.
Harrison Court takes a strong mark for WA. Photo by Les Everett.
There were high hopes for Western Australia in the 2014 AFL Under -18 Championships but the campaign started poorly and got much worse. WA lost by 31 points to South Australia in the first round and were then absolutely thrashed by Vic Metro at Leederville Oval – WA kicked two goals, none after quarter time, in an 87-point loss. Continue reading
Square ices Magpies with first term burst by RICHARD JONES
Bendigo Football League…
GOLDEN Square iced Saturday’s MyJet Oval match against Castlemaine with an eight-goal to nil first quarter onslaught.
Former North Melbourne star Corey Jones led the Bulldog blitz with four goals as the Square used the breeze favouring the Wade Street end to devastating effect. Continue reading
Gippsland Power surge continues
Division 3’s undefeated Gippsland Power continued on their winning way, with a Round 5 victory over Lower Plenty Bears.
Footy first, photos second
Cranbourne Eagles coach Mark Goodrick was a little concerned that his players might use all their energy warming up before their FIDA Division 3 home game against Ringwood, as they had a bit of time between team photos and the first bounce. Continue reading
Another heart-stopper for FIDA Tigers
The Tigers’ hearts must be made of stern stuff. In Round 1 the seniors lost at home to Williamstown by a point when the Seagulls goaled on the siren. A few weeks later the reserves defeated Williamstown in an away game by seven points in a thriller. Last Sunday the seniors played a heart-thumping draw at home against Kananook.
Away teams win the derbies Tigers spring the surprise
The official crowd at Fremantle Oval for the derby was 5066. And there were a few in the cheap seats.
East Fremantle slipped into the four after another interesting WAFL round that concluded with three games on the Monday WA Day holiday.
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AFL ladder after round 11
Take some time with Gang Related by Brett Woodward
THE word is ‘fart’. Continue reading
Hawks sneak home, deny Magpies first win
MARYBOROUGH came within a whisker of registering their first win of the 2014 season at Eaglehawk’s Canterbury Park on Saturday.
In the end a match-sealing last quarter major 25 minutes in from Eaglehawks’ Wade Minter, playing his ninth senior game, handed the home side a nine-point victory.
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