Author: Scott Ditcham

Dragons End Season For Fallen Falcons. Barbarians Keep Playoff Hopes Alive. Wolves Crush Crusaders. While the number 1 team had a week off a clear challenger was determined in a fight for 2nd Spot. The season is over for 2

Crusaders Send Barbarians Packing. Wolves Sharpen Their Teeth. CCU Add To Falcons Woes. After a week of winter weather, Mother Nature decided to hold off on the wet stuff so we could all watch/play in dry conditions once again. We

Barbarians Slaughtered. Crusaders Sweep Falcons. Dragons Win In Final Minutes.   Week 11 saw our real first taste of winter football………..It’s meant to be Spring. Another week of weather from the movie ‘Frozen’ will see more skills put to the

Raiders Revenge. CCU Host But Will They Play? Falcons ‘Must Win’ Game. Northern Raiders and Melton Wolves will be playing off in the Championship game come October 14th, according to 60% of the vote from last weeks poll.   Sunday

Falcons Struggle To Fly With Mud On Wings. Crusaders Close Dragons Lair. Wolves Take Bite Out Of Barbarians. I usually give a run down of what happened last weekend and a quick preview of the coming week. With the BYE

Dragons Breathe Life Into Season. Unfit CCU Forfeit. Barbarians Clip Falcons Wings.   Upsets and Forfeits were the formula for the weekend in Div 2. Upsets are a good thing where as forfeits are a blemish on the League. What

Wolves knock Falcons off perch. Not so lucky 7 for CCU. Dragons slayed by Raiders.   No real close contests last week, just the pecking order being sorted in the standings. The Raiders had an opportunity to solidify themselves as

Raiders pillage and plunder Crusaders. Barbarians and Dragons in nail biting draw. CCU give Wolves a fright. Everything went according to plan in the inner city match-up at Royal Park between the Northern Raiders and Western Crusaders. Someone should have

Falcons dig deep to win Gold. Barbarians keep Casey Cardinia at bay. Wolves inflict more than “Just a flesh wound” on Crusaders. With the completion of the 5th Gold Fields Bowl it got me thinking. Why should Bendigo and Ballarat

Raiders run from fast finishing Wolves. Penalties outscore points in Falcons and CCU clash. Barbarians defeat the undefeated again. A nice sunny Saturday morning in Ballarat matched a good fair display of football between the Raiders and Wolves, both running