Below you'll find a list of all Senior Football results from matches played on 6-7 September.

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BFNL - Preliminary Final

TORQUAY 5.2, 7.3, 9.5, 10.7 (67)
ANGLESEA 2.2, 7.4, 11.8, 16.10 (106)
GOALS: Torquay: L. Anderson 3, J. Dawson 3, T. Smith 2, B. Dyer, C. Heard
GOALS: Anglesea: J. Walters 4, A. Gras 3, H. Ling 3, L. Smith 2, J. Keras 2, D. Kerr, D. Everett

NEXT WEEK

BFNL Grand Final
Geelong Amateur vs Anglesea
Saturday 13 September at 2.10pm
Grinter Reserve

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GFNL - Finals Round One

ST MARY’S 4.9, 4.9, 7.14, 8.15 (63)
BELL PARK 0.1, 4.9, 4.9, 6.19 (55)
GOALS: St Mary’s: P. Dowling 2, J. Garner, M. Rudd, C. Sprague, E. MacDonald, J. Blood, H. Bourke
GOALS: Bell Park: J. Sarcevic 2, E. Hollard, E. Pearce, O. Hicks, H. Lucas

NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 1.0, 3.3, 3.3, 6.7 (43)
COLAC 3.8, 5.8, 9.12, 13.14 (92)
GOALS: Newtown & Chilwell: M. Dodos, A. Harkness, C. Harris, J. Coburn, L. Nash, G. Bove
GOALS: Colac: A. Garner 3, M. Robb 3, D. Lang 2, J. Garner, J. McCormack, K. Spokes, J. Simpkin, K. Smartt

NEXT WEEK

Semi Final One

St Joseph's vs Colac
Saturday 13 September at 2.10pm
West Oval Reserve

Semi Final Two

Newtown & Chilwell vs St Mary's
Sunday 14 September at 2.10pm
West Oval Reserve

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CDFNL

COLAC IMPERIALS 1.4, 3.7, 4.8, 8.12 (60)
ALVIE 2.2, 5.5, 8.8, 10.11 (71)
GOALS: Colac: B. Scott 5, D. Theodore 2, S. Cass 1
GOALS: Alvie: D. Dare 5, O. Barrow 1, L. Dare 1, L. Mulder 1, W. Ruddell 1, J. Williamson 1

LORNE 2.1, 5.7, 5.7, 10.12 (72)
IRREWARRA-BEEAC 3.1, 3.1, 4.2, 5.2 (32)
GOALS: Lorne: L. Hollmer 2, J. Middleton 2, P. Bright 1, C. Fox 1, J. Hughes 1, T. Mangenelli 1, T. O'Brien-Henderson 1, H. Taylor 1
GOALS: Irrewarra-Beeac: J. Ramos 2, M. Farr 1, T. Middleton 1, C. Stephens 1

NEXT WEEK

Preliminary Final

Colac Imperials vs Lorne
Saturday 13 September
Details coming soon.

The 2025 Bellarine Football Netball League Presentation Night was held at Buckley's last Wednesday.

It was a fantastic evening that celebrated the achievements of both football and netball players within the competition. 

AFL Barwon congratulates the recipients of each award.

Football - Seniors

Football - Reserves

Football - Club

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Football - Team of the Year

Full Backs: Tom Webster (Newcomb), Ben McNamara (Torquay), Gus Bourke (Ocean Grove)

Half Backs: Luke Preece (Drysdale), Caleb Whitley (Queenscliff), Morgan Fenton (Modewarre)

Centre: Charlie Ham (Torquay), Matthew Boag (Torquay), Lachie Kidd (Queenscliff)

Half Forwards: James Breust (Drysdale), Jayden McHenry (Queenscliff), Sam Lloyd (Geelong Amateur)

Full Forwards: Ayden Gras (Anglesea), Mitch Day (Geelong Amateur), Jack Duke (Newcomb)

Followers: Scott Greenhough (Portarlington), Lachie Smith (Anglesea), Ben Fennell (Drysdale) - Capt

Interchange: Damian McMahon (Barwon Heads), Jordan Keras (Anglesea), Blake Sutterby (Geelong Amateur), Luke Davis (Barwon Heads)

Co-Coaches: Riley Kershaw (Geelong Amateur), Sam Lloyd (Geelong Amateur)

Netball - A Grade

Netball - B Grade

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Netball - C Grade

Netball - D Grade

Netball - E Grade

Netball - Coaches Team of the Year

Goalers: Zanna Woods (Ocean Grove), Carly Sanders (Newcomb), Ariana Luamanu (Anglesea)

Mid Court: Alex Booker (Queenscliff), Kiralee Collings (Torquay), Georgia Duncan (Geelong Amateur), Georgia Ryan (Queenscliff)

Defenders: Georgia Berry (Ocean Grove), Keisha Guilmartin (Geelong Amateur) - Capt, Ebony Rolph (Queenscliff)

Coach: Kaitlyn Sheringham (Geelong Amateur)

Netball - Other Awards

AFL Victoria, in partnership with WorkSafe Victoria congratulates the 19 country football clubs who have today been announced as recipients of the 2025 WorkSafe Club Safety Fund. 
 
WorkSafe has been a proud sponsor of country footy in Victoria for over 20 years, with this partnership reminding regional and rural communities of the importance of staying safe at work.  
 
As part of this message, WorkSafe reminds communities that local football clubs are community hubs for many country towns, and remaining safe at work and at community events is crucial. 
 
Through the WorkSafe Club Safety Fund, all Victorian-based country football clubs were eligible to apply for financial assistance to make safety improvements to their facilities and to assist with occupational health and safety initiatives for players, umpires, coaches, volunteers and spectators. 
 
Clubs were required to provide evidence of the need for a grant to improve the safety of their facilities and demonstrate that an Occupational Health and Safety or Risk Management Program is being implemented. 
 
AFL Victoria congratulates the following clubs on their successful 2025 WorkSafe Club Safety Fund grant applications: 
 
•    Cardinia Tigers JFC  
•    Drysdale Football Netball Club  
•    St Albans Football & Netball Club  
•    Sandhurst Football Netball Club Inc  
•    Strathfieldsaye Football Netball Club  
•    Drouin Junior Football Club  
•    Gormandale Football Netball Club  
•    Maffra Football Netball Club  
•    Morwell Football Netball Club  
•    Mount Clear Junior Football Club Inc  
•    Goulburn Valley Giants Masters  
•    Shepparton Football Netball Club  
•    Myrtleford Football and Netball Club  
•    Frankston Rovers Junior Football Club  
•    Irymple Football Netball Club  
•    Merbein Football Netball Club  
•    Horsham Saints Football Netball Club  
•    Nhill & District Sporting Club  
•    Rupanyup Football and Netball Club 
 
Head of AFL Victoria, Greg Madigan, congratulated all clubs on taking proactive measures to improve safety for their sporting community by applying for this grant. 
 
“We know that local footy clubs are often the centre of many country towns across Victoria, a place where people spend hours of their time every week and it’s imperative that safety upgrades are made to facilities to prevent an accident from happening,” Madigan said. 
 
“The Club Safety Fund is one example of WorkSafe’s long-standing support of country football, with 19 clubs and their communities set to benefit from the latest round of this important funding program. 
  
“I thank WorkSafe for their commitment to country football and I congratulate all clubs who have successfully applied to receive funding to help generate positive outcomes for their communities.” 
 
WorkSafe Victoria CEO Ash West praised each football club that had taken the opportunity to embrace the importance of safety as a team sport.

"Every club that applied for funding has shown that safety thrives when everyone plays their part and it’s engrained in the culture, just like in footy,” he said. 

“I’d like to thank each of the 19 clubs taking steps to improve their facilities through this year’s WorkSafe Club Safety Fund, and I look forward to seeing how this support will benefit each community involved."
 
To learn more about WorkSafe and AFL Victoria’s more than two-decade partnership, CLICK HERE.

ACL injuries and how to prevent them was the topic of discussion when Epworth Geelong, Corio Bay Health Group, Pre to Play, and AFL Barwon joined forces to host an educational seminar.

Aimed at female athletes, the seminar featured a panel of speakers including Epworth orthopaedic surgeons Andrew Wilkinson and Rekha Ganeshalingam, research fellow Brooke Patterson and Corio Bay Health Group physiotherapists Adam Walters and Carly Spehar.

The event was part of the long-standing partnership between Epworth Geelong and AFL Barwon and saw around 40 attendees gather in the auditorium to learn about prevention, surgery and knee injury recovery.

With ACL injuries a hot topic at both local and professional levels of sport, the panel discussion delved into variable risk factors for knee injuries, the importance of preventative warm-ups, treatment pathways and biochemical differences between male and female athletes.

Brooke’s Prep-to-Play injury prevention program aims to understand injury rates in community football and support players in training and game preparation.

Andrew and Rekha spoke about surgery pathways, managing expectations around returning to sport, secondary ruptures and lifestyle factors that contribute to increasing the risk of sports injuries, including fatigue.

Physiotherapists at Corio Bay Health Group, Adam and Carly work with athletes post-injury. They know how devastating ACL injuries are and explained the recovery timeline is different for everyone.

If your club would like to hear from one of our partner health specialists, please get in touch via the links below:

Andrew Wilkinson

Rekha Ganeshalingam

Corio Bay Health Group

Prep-to-Play