April 2012

  1. Crucial loss deals heavy blow to North Ballarat

    Submitted by Robbo on Mon, 30/04/2012 - 14:37

    From Ballarat Courier
    Reported by Melanie Whelan
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    IN A fleeting instance, North Ballarat Roosters let slip their most important match this Victorian Football League season.
    Rooster Brad McKenzie had the ball deep in defence.

    story topic: 
    North Ballarat news

  2. Sandringham Zebras hold off hot Pies

    Submitted by Robbo on Mon, 30/04/2012 - 14:33

    From www.localfooty.com.au
    Reported by Cameron Larkin
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    SANDRINGHAM bounced back to the winner's circle with a resilient performance against Collingwood at Victoria Park on Saturday.

    The Zebras were staring defeat in the eyes after being outscored by the Magpies 53 points to one in the third quarter.

    story topic: 
    Sandringham Zebras news

  3. Round 7 Fixture

    Submitted by Robbo on Mon, 30/04/2012 - 14:25

    SATURDAY MAY 5
    Geelong vs Casey Scorpions at Simonds Stadium 10am (AFL C/R Geel vs Melb)
    Port Melbourne vs Williamstown at Northport Oval 1:10pm (ABC1TV)
    (Development League match at 10am)
    Box Hill Hawks vs Frankston at Box Hill 2pm (3WBC)
    (Development League match at 11am)
    Coburg Tigers vs Werribee at Coburg City Oval 2pm
    (Development League match at 11am)

    story topic: 
    Victorian Football League news

  4. Dolphins on the board

    Submitted by NorthPort on Mon, 30/04/2012 - 13:55

    From www.localfooty.com.au
    Reported by Simon McEvoy
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    SOME leaked information from the opposition camp inspired Frankston to its first win of the season on Sunday; a rousing 16-point victory over the Coburg Tigers at Kars St.

    ..Dolphins coach Simon Goosey said he heard before the game that the Tigers didn't rate his side, and he used the "knock" as motivation.

    story topic: 
    Frankston Dolphins news

  5. Port Melbourne's streak continues with win over Northern Blues

    Submitted by NorthPort on Mon, 30/04/2012 - 13:51

    From www.localfooty.com.au
    Reported by Brendan Lucas
    Full article - Click here

    HUNGRY, determined and ferocious ... that was Port Melbourne against the Northern Blues.

    ..If coach Gary Ayres ever thought his team would "get caught up in the moment" at quarter time, he hid it well.

    At the end of the game, Port Melbourne had a 126-point win, its 27th victory on the trot.

    The Borough are defying the critics and standing tall, week in, week out.

    story topic: 
    Port Melbourne News

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