VTCA
Altona North has announced Murray Ring as its new coach in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association division 1. Ring brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the club, having coached and played at the club in 2017-18 and then at Ormond for half a decade. Ian Denny, who coached the side last season, has been named chairman of selectors.
NPL
Altona Magic’s tough run in the National Premier League competition continued on Saturday night. Facing ladder leaders Avondale, the Magic’s chances were ended early in the second half. Avondale controlled the game and ended up winning 5-2. The loss was the Magic’s third in a row, with the side sitting in ninth spot with five wins. The Magic this week face the North Geelong Warriors.
VAFA
Williamstown CYMS just fell short against De La Salle in the Victorian Amatuer Football League premier C competition on Saturday. Having shown some good signs in recent weeks, the CYs were slow out of the blocks against De La Salle, trailing 43-7 at the first break. The CYs continued to work into the game and despite kicking five goals in the final, fell short, 14.13 (97)-13.8 (86). Archie Manton was the CYs best, having kicked six goals.
WRFL
Yarraville Seddon Eagles pulled off one of their biggest ever wins, beating the Parkside Spurs in the Western Region Football League women’s competition on Saturday. The Eagles had to to it the hard way, trailing by 14 points at the last break. Three goals to none in the final quarter was enough to get a 5.11 (41)-5.4 (34) win. Ann-Marie Geary was the Eagles best, while Taquila Angel was the Spurs best. Caroline Springs and Werribee Centrals were the other winners.
