Northern Star Weekly

Northern Star Weekly

Northern Star Weekly is a publication that focuses on news and events in the Hume and Whittlesea regions of northern Melbourne.

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Two new teams for DVCA

1 week ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray The Diamond Valley Cricket Association will continue to grow with two clubs joining the association for the upcoming season. The association announced recently that Old Ivanhoe Grammarians and Keon Park would join the competition after clubs voted in favour of them joining the competition this season at a recent special general meeting. Both sides are crossing from the North Metro Cricket Association.
Eagles starting to get going

1 week ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray Craigieburn Eagles are starting to get on the right track in the Big V men’s division 1 competition. The Eagles have had a mixed start to their first season back in the higher division, with five wins from their first 10 matches. Coach Tim Annett said things were starting to fall into place now. “It turned the last two weeks,” he said before the weekend’s match. “Hopefully it is onwards and upwards. “We had an interrupted start to the year with injury.
Johnson gets his chance for Essendon

1 week ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray Former Northern Knight Zac Johnson will be the seventh Essendon player to make his AFL debut this year after getting a call up for the Bombers’ Thursday night match with Brisbane. Taken with pick 70 in the 2024 national draft, the youngest player in the talent pool has come on in leaps and bounds since arriving at the NEC Hangar, slotting into the Bombers’ system with ease.
Tigers starting to fire

2 weeks ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray Westmeadows is starting to purr in the Essendon District Football League division 2 competition. It’s been a mixed start to the season for last season’s runners up, who have been made to pay for some bad patches on play. On Saturday though, the Tigers were able to make it two in a row for the first time this season as they accounted for Burnside Heights.
Demons finding form

2 weeks ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray The momentum is starting to grow for Mernda in the Northern Football League division 3 competition. After a slow start, the Demons have now won three straight games including beating Kilmore on Saturday. Coach Robert Fletcher said they knew it wasn’t going to happen overnight for them. “Three in a row now, which has been nice,” he said. “We’ve had a few new players and we’ve been trying to gel. “We had a few players out to start the year like a lot of clubs.
Sweid's flying return | Northern

2 weeks ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray Twelve months ago making the Vic Metro squad was only a dream for Calder Cannons’ Adam Sweid. An ACL injury meant he spent much of last season on the sidelines before being part of Pascoe Vale’s under-18.5 Essendon District Football League grand final side. A brilliant start to the Coates Talent League season has seen Sweid named as one of five Cannons’ named in the Vic Metro under-18 squad. “It is really good,” he said.
Bears get the monkey off the back

2 weeks ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray After a less than ideal start to the Northern Football League division 2 season, Thomastown is hoping its first win will kick start the year. The Bears started the season 0-5 as it was hit with a raft of injuries which unsettled the side. With many of those players returning on Saturday, the Bears were able to get the job done against a Watsonia side that also entered the match winless. Bears co-coach Sash Spiroski said it was a much better weekend for his side.
Tullamarine is starting to come together

3 weeks ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray Tullamarine is starting to get some cohesion on the field and its showing in the Essendon District Football League division 1 competition. The Demons had a tough start to life under Zack Carey but have now won two of their past three matches. Carey said it was nice to feel like things were starting to come together now. “We’re slowly starting to get players back,” he said. “We’ve been crucified with injuries for much of the year.
Broncos keen to respond after tough start to season

3 weeks ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray It’s been a difficult start for Hume City Broncos to the Big V women’s championship season, but they’re hoping to build as the year goes on. The Broncos under new coach Brooke Davenport have been hit by injuries and unavailabilities, limiting their impact to field a full team. Speaking before the weekend’s match, Davenport said it hadn’t been the start they were after. “We’ve had a few injuries,” she said.
Thomas' Northern Football League bid denied

3 weeks ago | northern.starweekly.com.au | Tara Murray

By Tara Murray The Northern Football League has voted to deny Thomastown’s request to register troubled former AFL player Tarryn Thomas. Thomas was hoping to restart his football career, after he received an 18-game suspension from the AFL for inappropriate behaviour towards a woman at the start of 2024. North Melbourne then decided to serve ties with him.

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