Nathan Brown in his days as a Tiger training at Punt Road in 2006. Photo by Les Everett
THE six months of his first pre-season for the Western Bulldogs in 1996-97 were the toughest half a year he’d ever put in, former AFL player Nathan Brown said on Saturday morning. Continue reading
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GOLDEN Square withstood an early Castlemaine surge before powering away to an impressive 10-goal win on Saturday. Continue reading
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
GOLDEN Square ensured its hoodoo streak over Kangaroo Flat would extend into a 15th season with an all-the-way 70-point win over the Roos on Saturday. At Bendigo Mazda Oval the Bulldogs did not allow the Flat a goal until the 11-minute mark of the second term on their way to a 30th straight victory (dating back to Round 8, 2001) over the Green and Whites.
SANDHURST posted their ninth win of the 2015 Bendigo Football League season with 12 goalkickers hitting the scoreboard as the Dragons accounted for Kyneton by 49 points.
THE revolving door which is fifth spot on the Bendigo Football League ladder continued to spin on the second weekend of the split 10th round. Kyneton departed – perhaps only temporarily – and Kangaroo Flat took back the Tigers’ fifth possie after an absence of a fortnight. The Roos had to work hard against bottom club Maryborough on the tight confines of Dower Park, but in the end triumphed by 32 points. In the final analysis it was the Flat’s unanswered burst of 5.4 in 12 minutes during the first quarter which sealed the victory. Continue reading
GISBORNE and Strathfieldsaye were the winners in the first half of the Bendigo Football League’s split 10th round.
The scoreboard early in our feature game. Photo by Neil Belford.
GOLDEN Square unleashed an eight-goal third term to overrun a game but eventually outgunned Castlemaine on Saturday in the Bendigo Football League. Continue reading
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KANGAROO Flat left their season’s second quarter goalkicking yips behind as they shrugged off every Kyneton challenge to down the Tigers by 28 points in a vital Bendigo Football League match on Saturday. On the Tigers’ home turf at the Kyneton Showgrounds the Roos led at each change although scores were all tied up three times during the second term. Continue reading
STRATHFIELDSAYE scooted home to a massive 100-point victory over the Tigers on a sodden but tip-top playing surface at the Kyneton Showgrounds on Saturday. Continue reading
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