Home » Sport » Dockerty Cup draws revealed

Dockerty Cup draws revealed

The magic of the cup is set to get underway with the draws for the first two rounds of the Dockerty Cup revealed.

The rounds that double as Australia Cup matches were drawn on Wednesday afternoon with the competition to start the weekend of February 16.

The first round includes regional clubs and clubs from state league 3, 4 and 5. Teams from state league 2 and state league 1 teams come in for the second round.

Regional club Bacchus Marsh Scorpions vs Heidelberg United

Point Cook has drawn West Point, with Jets new coach Tome Petreski to face his old side first up.

Gisborne is on the road against Moreland Eagles, while new state league 5 side Newport Storm will face state league 3 side Altona North.

Maidstone United has drawn Somerville Eagles, while Plenty Valley Lions are at home to Birrarung.

Barnstoneworth has drawn Alphington away, while Melbourne City is also away to Maryborough. Diamond Valley United will face Hoppers Crossing and Spring Hills will travel to face Bell Park.

Old Ivanhoe and Truganina Hornets have been drawn to face each other, while Doreen United will face White Star Dandenong.

In other match ups, Bundoora United will play West Preston, Meadow Park will play Knox United, Sunbury United has drawn Hampton Park United Sparrows, Epping City will take on neighbours Roxburgh Park and Keilor Wolves take on Rowville Eagles.

Greenvale United, Melton Phoenix, Footscray United Rangers, Westside Strikers, La Trobe University and Wyndham drew byes in the opening round.

Other clubs to come in for the second round include Lalor United, Yarraville Glory, Sydenham Park, Dallas City, Altona East Phoenix, Whittlesea Ranges, Upfield, Uni Hill Eagles, Western Eagles Brimbank Stallions and Westgate.

Digital Editions


More News

  • Keep Hume clean

    Keep Hume clean

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 336543 The next Hume Clean Day is coming up. Held quarterly on the first weekend of March, June, September and December, Hume residents and…

  • Ground broken at The Boulevard

    Ground broken at The Boulevard

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 527066 Ground has broken at The Boulevard town centre in Thomastown, marking the beginning of the streetscape’s revitalisation. Whittlesea mayor Lawrie Cox said the…

  • Have your say on Merlynston Creek Parklands masterplan

    Have your say on Merlynston Creek Parklands masterplan

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 336543 Have your say on the draft Merlynston Creek Parklands masterplan that proposes upgrades to the creek, parklands and number of local reserves over…

  • Demons win summer smash

    Demons win summer smash

    Mernda again held its nerve late in the Diamond Valley Cricket Association summer smash competition, this time ending in the Money Shield title on Sunday. After winning a thriller in…

  • Man pulled from burning car in Craigieburn

    Man pulled from burning car in Craigieburn

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 206998 A 19-year-old Lalor man was pulled from a burning car following a crash in Craigieburn. Victoria Police were told a motorist was weaving…

  • Sporting opportunities for young inmates

    Sporting opportunities for young inmates

    The Victorian Government has announced an expansion of the Twinning Project to the Ripley Unit at Marngoneet Prison. This initiative, which focuses on young men aged 18 to 25, is…

  • Shopping help for heart health

    Shopping help for heart health

    The Heart Foundation and the nutrition platform No Money No Time have launched a new partnership to help residents in the northern and western suburbs manage rising grocery costs while…

  • Major works to cause delays

    Major works to cause delays

    Major infrastructure projects will cause significant travel disruptions across Melbourne’s northern and western suburbs throughout the autumn months as construction enters key phases on several road and rail removals. Commuters…

  • EPA puts brands on notice over packaging waste

    EPA puts brands on notice over packaging waste

    Environmental Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) has lost patience with companies that fail to show how they are reducing packaging waste, warning they risk significant penalties if they don’t comply with…

  • AI imaginary friends no substitute for human connection

    AI imaginary friends no substitute for human connection

    Loneliness and social isolation are now recognised as major public health threats, prompting governments to explore technological solutions. Research from Monash University argues new AI ‘digital companions’ marketed as a…