Gridiron DownUnder

Fish On Barbarian Menu. Monash Barbarians 42 Defeated Peninsula Sharks 0 The positive in this game was the fact the Sharks were able to move the ball downfield. Just the lack of experience again having a huge factor. The Sharks

Western Crusaders 1 ⇔ 1 Their opponent Forfeited this week but there was no way they were going to drop, barring a disaster. Melbourne University Royals 2 ⇔ 2 They finally get to play next game. Monash Warriors 3 ⇔

Photo thanks to Mozzed Video & Photography Western Crusaders 1 ⇔ 1 If not for a few plays busting open, the scoreline wouldn’t have been so flattering. Won’t move from here until beaten.   Melbourne University Royals 2 ⇔ 2 2

Dominant Era Ends In Monash. Melbourne University Royals 26 Defeated Monash Warriors 0 The tide has finally turned and the Warriors are no longer the feared powerhouse of Gridiron Victoria. As they say “All good things must come to an

Western Crusaders 1 ⇔ 1 I was ready to move them down a spot when the Royals shut out the Warriors for the first time, then Sunday came and a 42-0 victory over the Predators shot that thinking down. Maybe

Warriors No Worries. Monash Warriors 22 Defeated Croydon Rangers 7 A freezing cold and windy wintry day greeted these two rivals. Unfortunately it’s now meant to be Spring and sleet, hail and even snow weren’t part of the deal. The

Week 7 in the books. Not a lot of movement in the power rankings however. Only 2 clubs made a move.   Western Crusaders  1 ⇔ 1 Another BYE week for them so no change for the 2nd week in a

Week 6 must have been “Precision Playing Surface Week” as all games were played on fantastic fields.   Dragons Lock Themselves In Lair. Western Crusaders 50 Defeated Bendigo Dragons 9 I arrived a little late for this one, trying to