Sport
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Justin Sherman ready for Craigieburn EDFL season
Craigieburn’s incoming senior coach Justin Sherman is ready to get stuck into the 2022 pre-season, and his life with the Essendon District Football League division…
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Disappointing end to Tullamarine’s season
Melbourne’s COVID-19 lockdown spelling a quicker end to the Tullamarine’s Essendon District Football League season was “inevitable”, says co-coach David Connell. The EDFL announced earlier…
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Natalie Todaro’s double honour
Mernda’s Natalie Todaro is celebrating a double win, having been awarded the Northern Football League division 3 best and fairest trophy, and the gong for…
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United’s season unfinished
Greenvale United wants Football Victoria to give its senior men’s team a chance to shine with promotion to the league’s higher ranks, according to the…
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Ranges want to stay the course
Whittlesea Ranges are hoping to have performed well enough in the National Premier League season to maintain their tier three status. Coach Alfredo Costantino said…
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Lockdown ends Bulls’ finals hopes
The Bundoora Bulls will come into the Northern Football League women’s 2022 season with a fighting spirit, having missed out on their chance to play…
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Whitnall stands down
Craigieburn is on the hunt for new football coach after premiership winning coach Lance Whitnall decided not to continue on in the role. The Essendon…
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Games put athletics in spotlight
Northern Stars Little Athletics Club hopes the Tokyo Olympic Games will inspire more kids to give athletics a try. Many of the athletics events on…
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Eagles show strength
Whittlesea has all but earned another chance to develop its game and build its skills in Northern Football League’s division 1 next year. The Eagles…
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Reigning champs get chance to defend
Hume City will get the chance to defend its title as Dockerty Cup champions after winning a close semi-final clash. Hume defeated South Melbourne 3-2…
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Hume City goals on hold
Hume City is trying to “make the best of a bad situation” after its run for another Dockerty Cup trophy was put on hold. Hume…
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Young star takes out state title, again
Craigieburn youngster Lucas Mamonitis has become a state champion for the fourth time. The 10-year-old competed in the Victorian State Taekwondo Championships earlier this month,…
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