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The Outer East League 2023 season Round 10 saw the Rebels host Warburton Millgrove for two games of football and four games of netball.The Reserves, missing some regular players but assisted by some of the Under 16 footballers, took on the undefeated top of the ladder Burras who kicked three unanswered goals in the first

Laurimar have returned to the top two on the NFNL Division 3 ladder, after defeating Mernda by 32 points in their important battle at Laurimar ReserveThe Power led throughout the entire match, holding a slight two and a half goal advantage in the pivotal stages of the final term, before kicking three goals in the

Montmorency have now gone nine consecutive games without loss in the Melbourne Greyhounds Division 1 competition after a 30-point triumph over Greensborough at Montmorency Park North Oval.After conceding the first goal of the game, the Magpies showed no signs of slowing down, as despite the Boro’s best efforts, the hosts proved too strong in a

Eltham fought off a resilient St Mary’s outfit to claim a fifth successive win in the Division 2 competition, prevailing by 15 points at Eltham Central Park.The Panthers set up the win in the first half, and although the visitors dominated the final quarter, they couldn’t overcome the deficit ahead, with the home side winning

Victorian Amateur Football Association Premier Men’s. Collegians 20.9 (129) d University Blues 4.5 (29). Old Brighton 15.10 (100) d Old Haileybury 14.6 (90). Old Scotch 13.13 (91) d Old Melburnians 6.4 (40). Old Xaverians 20.14 (134) d Caulfield Grammarians 6.3 (39). University Blacks v St Kevins.Premier Men’s Reserves. Old Xaverians d Caulfield Grammarians (forfeit). Collegians

The Presidents Cup will be contested at Kingston Heath Golf Club in Melbourne’s iconic sandbelt region when the prestigious international golf event returns to Melbourne in 2028.The 2028 Presidents Cup will mark the event’s fourth trip to Melbourne, tying the record for most contested Cups in one city, matched only by Gainesville in Virginia, USA,

Wednesday (Jan. 19) saw the fifth round of the Gender Challenge with the Ladies taking all 85 points to take a 65 point lead in the competition. The day was Red Tee day with both Men and Ladies teeing off the red markers. Winner with 43 points was Helen Burnet (54) from second Judi Newman

With four rounds played of the Gender Challenge the Yea Golf Club men have a slender lead of 20 points. Wednesday (Jan. 12) saw the competition being a par event with the winner being Christine Simmons (23) on CB with +4 from second Neil Peterso (14). Third was Jan Wealands (28) on CB from Michael

Yea Football Netball Club is relaunching a girls footy team in 2022. Training will start on Wednesday, February 9. Training sessions will be held from 5.15pm-6.30pm on Wednesdays and Fridays. Contact Steve Brunt (Coach) on 0436 427 143