From The Age website
Reported by Daniel Cherny
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It was announced on Thursday that the Roosters would not be a part of the league next year after failing to satisfy governance requirements set out by AFL Victoria.

North Ballarat celebrating the 2010 premiership.North Ballarat celebrating the 2010 premiership. Photo: Sebastian Costanzo

Formerly aligned with North Melbourne, the Roosters were a VFL powerhouse less than a decade ago, winning three straight premierships between 2008 and 2010.

However the alignment ended following the 2015 season, with the Roosters subsequently falling on hard times, including finishing last in 2017.

"After significant upheaval at board level in recent years at North Ballarat, AFL Victoria believes the current position the club finds itself from both a governance and on-field perspective doesn't meet the key criteria needed for a continuation of the club's VFL licence," AFL Victoria chief Steven Reaper said.

 

 

VFL Finals Week 3

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16

AFL Victoria Mens Young Guns Match at Fortburn Stadium,Port Melboune 11:30am

VFL 2nd Preliminary Final

Box Hill Hawks vs Richmond at Fortburn Stadium,Port Melbourne 2:40pm

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17

AFL Victoria Development League Grand Final

Casey Demons vs Williamstown at Fortburn Stadium,Port Melbourne 11:30am

VFL 1st Preliminary Final

Williamstown vs Port Melbourne at Fortburn Stadiun,Port Melbourne 2:40pm

VFL Semi Finals

​SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9

​VFL 1st Semi Final

​Casey Demons vs Richmond at Fortburn Stadium,Port Melbourne 12:40pm

​SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10

​Development League Preliminary Final

​Port Melbourne vs Williamstown vs Fortburn Stadium,Port Melbourne 11:30am

​VFL 2nd Semi Final

​Port Melbourne vs Footscray at Fortburn Stadium,Port Melbourne 2:40pm

VFL Finals Week 1

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2

Development League Elimination Final

Box Hill Hawks vs Williamstown at Burbank Oval,Williamstown 11am

VFL 1st Qualifying Final

Williamstown vs Casey Demons at Burbank Oval,Williamstown 2pm

VFL 1st Elimination Final

Richmond vs Collingwood at Fortburn Stadium,Port Melbourne 2:40pm

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 3

Development League Qualifying Final

Casey Demons vs Port Melbourne at Box Hill 11am

VFL 2nd Qualifying Final

Box Hill vs Port Melbourne at Box Hill 2pm

VFL 2nd Elimination Final

Essendon vs Footscray at Fortburn Stadium,Port Melbourne 2:40pm

VFL Senior Ladder - (R18 Completed)

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

 
Williamstown 17   13   4 0 1 1711   1086   157.55   52  
Box Hill Hawks 17 12 4 1 1 1694 1385 122.31 50  
Port Melbourne 17 11 5 1 1 1629 1172 138.99 46  
Casey Demons 17 11 6 0 1 1336 1262 105.86 44  
Richmond 17 10 7 0 1 1798 1315 136.73 40  
Essendon 17 10 7 0 1 1586 1242 127.70 40  
Footscray 17 10 7 0 1 1636 1290 126.82 40  
Collingwood 17 8 9 0 1 1439 1482 97.10 32  
Northern Blues 17 8 9 0 1 1318 1415 93.14 32  
Werribee 17 8 9 0 1 1379 1671 82.53 32  
Geelong 17 7 10 0 1 1298 1508 86.07 28  
Sandringham 17 7 10 0 1 1390 1697 81.91 28  
Coburg 17 2 15 0 1 1109 1913 57.97 8  
North Ballarat 17 1 16 0 1 1037 1922 53.95 4
 

 

VFL Round 19

SATURDAY AUGUST 26

(Dev League)Williamstown vs Coburg at Burbank Oval,Williamstown 10am

Collingwood vs Port Melbourne at Holden Centre 10:45am (VFL Live)

North Ballarat vs Sandringham at MARS Stadium,Ballarat 1pm

Footscray vs Williamstown at Whitten Oval 2:10pm (Channel 7)

Casey Demons vs Wierrihee at Casey Fields 7pm (Casey Radio)

(Development League match at 4pm)

SUNDAY AUGUST 27

Richmond vs Coburg at Punt Road 12noon

Geelong vs Essendon at Simonds Stadium 1pm

Box Hill Hawks vs Northern Blues at Box Hill 2:10pm (3WBC)

(Development League match at 11am)

 

Development League BYES Port Melbourne and Sandringham 

From Localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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Borough captain Toby Pinwill gets away a handball against Footscray this season.Borough captain Toby Pinwill gets away a handball against Footscray this season.

Port Melbourne champion Toby Pinwill poised to play his 200th VFL senior game

There is a little bit of history between Toby Pinwill and Box Hill Hawks.

In the past decade Pinwill’s Port Melbourne and the Hawks have played out a series of enthralling matches, in home-and-away rounds and especially finals.

If Borough video man Cameron Towson was to cut a compilation disc of them, he would have much material at his disposal; nothing in the VFL rivals the recent Port Melbourne-Box Hill Hawks rivalry.

Pinwill has been at the heart of the battles, brick-hard in his approach and often among the best players on the ground.

The Box Hill president, Tony Pinwill, has presumably been impressed by the Port No 10. Tony is Toby’s uncle. He’s always pleased to see his nephew have a good day, but he’s happier still when the Hawks can squawk about victory.

 

 

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