Week 2 of the senior season rolls around and all games are played on Saturday so we can celebrate Mothers Day on Sunday.
Results from Week 2
Melbourne Uni Royals defeat Bendigo Dragons 28-0
Western Crusaders defeat Berwick Miners 24-18
Gippsland Gladiators defeat Ballarat Falcons 20-0
Geelong Buccaneers defeat Croydon Rangers 34-6
Continue reading “Gridiron Victoria Week 2: Saturday May 11”
The 2013 Senior Gridiron Victoria season gets underway this weekend with 4 huge matchups!
Week 1 Results
Geelong Buccaneers defeat Berwick Miners 26-6
Northern Raiders defeat Bendigo Dragons 34-0
Monash Warriors defeat Croydon Rangers 60-21
Monash Barbarians defeat Melbourne Uni Royals 30-8
Gridiron Victoria is committed to Women’s American Football but in the only format sanctioned by our governing body Gridiron Australia which is full NCAA rules and uniform (same rules which govern our men’s competition).
We have a number of clubs currently recruiting women to play full-kit full-contact Gridiron as we look to build towards a competition in September.
The following clubs have already committed to fielding a team as part of a Gridiron Victoria competition in 2013:
The 2013 Gridiron Australia Junior National Championships will be held at Greenway Stadium, South of Canberra from 16th to 20th April.
Game 3: Playoff for 5th
The Eagles have finished the tournament in 5th place, defeating the ACT Monarchs 20-6 in the final game of the Junior Nationals.
Continue reading “Gridiron Australia Junior Nationals Championships April 16-20”
Gridiron Victoria (GV) – always at the forefront of innovation in Australian Gridiron – will be implementing a “5th Down” for the 2013 Senior Season.
In the face of improving defenses and with scoring at record lows over recent years, GV is seeking to create opportunities for the offensive side of the ball to get into the endzone.
“It is really all about scoring. Defense stifles the flow and excitement of American Football and the constant feedback we get from the public is more big plays and touchdowns” said a spokesperson for Gridiron Victoria.
an extra down will enable offenses to get out of critical situations, particularly the dreaded ‘3rd and long’ Gridiron Victoria
