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BFNL GRAND FINAL DAY: East Point survive a fright to win BFNL under-18.5s (opens the original)
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East Point has won back-to-back under-18.5 BFNL titles, but not before the biggest fright of its life against a fired-up and committed North Ballarat. The Kangaroos won 10.6 (66) to 8.7 (55), but had to do it the hard way, twice. Firstly, they turned around an 11-point deficit at half-time with a four-goal to nil third quarter. The Kangaroos then extended the lead to 20 points early in the last quarter, before a withering burst from the young Roosters brought the margin back to just four points
Meet the Ballarat star writing her name into local football history (opens the original)
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Long before she becomes draft-eligible, a Greater Western Victoria Rebels rising star has made history for the region as the western district's first Talent League girls best and fairest winner. Northern Territory import Peggy Rock, who split her 2026 commitments between the Top End and the Mars Stadium natives, has already impressed onlookers nationwide in claiming the top individual honour within the primary pathway into AFLW. The mid-forward becomes the first Rebels-affiliated prospect to win
History and passion collide for the people who live and breathe the Swans (opens the original)
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When you look around City Oval on Saturday and notice all the red in the crowd, understand that every person in the colours has at some stage come across Gaye Haintz. Whether it's a red t-shirt, tracksuit, polo or even a singlet, the person will be decked out in the Swans red that has been provided to them by one of the club's most important volunteers. Every club has people like Haintz, or timekeeper Neil Ellard, or football boss Karl Drever, or the countless others that give their time freely
Brick-by-brick. The generations of a community that built the Burra (opens the original)
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There's an undeniable charm at Marty Busch Reserve when you are welcomed into the inner sanctum at Sebastopol. It's hard to put a finger on exactly what it is, but it has a vibe that feels somewhat unique in the Ballarat Football Netball League. The Burra is a club that has been built brick-by brick from the ground up over many generations, a club built by a community of its own. Certainly there is a spirit that perhaps can be traced back to the days of the taskmaster premiership coach Brian McG
Immortality awaits, as two grand final coaches chase the fairytale farewell (opens the original)
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There may not be any bigger names in the history of the Ballarat and Sebastopol football netball club's than Ash Baker and Tony Lockyer. Come 5pm on Saturday night, one will be immortalised as the man who was destined to bring the premiership cup back home to their respective clubs. Between the Swans and the Burra, it's a combined 69 years of football heartache. There is the storied tale of Sebastopol, which is chasing its first premiership since 1975, in what would be a first Ballarat Football
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