From the Eastern Chronicle. THE 2018 Hume Football League starts Saturday with a mouthwatering schedule of matches on offer. Premiership favourites Brock Burrum Saints host last year’s runners up and highly favoured Jindera Bulldogs at Brocklesby Sportsground. Both sides have recruited…
From the Border Mail. FROM the moment Sam Crawshaw beat his twin brother Matt into the world by 14 minutes, the siblings have been at each other. “Neither of us like losing much,” Sam said. “I gave up cricket when I…
From the Border Mail. CULCAIRN will be looking to build on last season’s impressive finish when it takes on Holbrook on Saturday. After charging into the preliminary final, new coach Josh Hillary wants to find that same momentum early in 2018. “We…
From the Border Morning Mail The Hume Football League will play the Ovens and King at Howlong on May 19. After thrashing the Tallangatta and District league at Sandy Creek last season, the Brent Piltz-led league will be out to…
The NSW Government’s Active Kids Program has arrived with the January 31 starting date upon us. In preparation for the Active Kids launch, AFL NSW/ACT has been working hard with the NSW Government and the Office of Sport to ensure…
Originally published by Sydney Swans Media. Two special Sydney Swans supporters touched our hearts earlier this year, and now their friendship is being recognised on the world stage. When their radio went dead during the Swans clash with Carlton in…
From the Eastern Riverina Chronicle OSBORNE completed a near-perfect season by defeating Jindera in the 2017 Hume Football League grand final by 25 points at Walbundrie on Saturday. The Cats’ flag was its first since 2012 and was its 14th in…
From the Border Mail BROCK-Burrum co-coach Lauren Kerrins has described her team’s thrilling 34-27 A grade win over Billabong Crows as “pure relief”. On a golden day for the Saints who also won the B and C grade and under-14…
From the Border Mail Osborne has drawn level with Walla as the most successful Hume Football League club after claiming a 25-point win over Jindera in the grand final at Walbundrie on Saturday. In a remarkable run of success since…
From Border Mail THE Hume league is preparing for another bumper crowd with 10 clubs represented in Saturday’s grand finals at Walbundrie. With $48,400 taken at the gate last season, the league could be in for another financial boon with the Ovens…
