Whittlesea Review

The North Central Review Pty Ltd (NCR) is a newspaper publishing firm located in Kilmore, Australia. Established in 2004, this company emerged from the union of The North Central Review and The Kilmore Free Press newspapers. NCR's newspaper lineage began in 1870 with the first issue of The Kilmore Free Press. The company currently publishes several weekly tabloids, including The North Central Review, launched in 2004, and The Free Press, which joined NCR in the same year. Additionally, The Whittlesea Review was introduced in 2006. Both The Free Press and The Whittlesea Review feature content from The North Central Review.

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Key Teams Take Wins

1 week ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

A MONTH has been completed in the Northern Football Netball League season, yet we’re still learning about who might hold the balance of power. Whittlesea had their biggest test of the season thus far with a crunch clash against high-flying St Mary’s at Whatmough Park, but it was the Eagles who ran away with the contest with the game on the line in the last half, kicking six goals to three to turn a three-point deficit at the main break into a 17-point victory, 10.14 (74) to 8.9 (57).
Eagles Stay In Touch

1 week ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

WHITTLESEA has moved into the top four of the Northern Football Netball League division three senior women’s competition after accounting for Heidelberg West in a gritty game. The Eagles made a bright start to kick goals in the first and second term to lead by 14 points at the main break. However, Heidelberg West made their move in the second term, kicking two goals to hit the front by the last change, leading by one point.
Thrilling Weekend For Pacers

1 week ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

A THRILLING men’s game saw Whittlesea hold on to take victory, but it was not the same story for the women, who tasted defeat. The Pacers’ men’s team were strong in the early stages of their clash with Craigieburn on Saturday night, scoring 27 points to 13 in the opening term as they dominated every aspect of the game.
Productive Panthers Score Two Wins

1 week ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

IT was a breakthrough weekend for Wallan’s men’s team, while the Panthers’ women have moved up to third position on the ladder. An exciting Saturday night affair saw Wallan’s men get on the board, with Trent Cousins the hero in their one-point win over Melton. The Panthers made a productive start, scoring 19 points to 17 in the opening term to take a two-point lead.
Magpies Tame The Tigers

1 week ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

WITH a month gone in the Riddell District Football Netball League season, the outlook of the ladder is starting to become clearer. Wallan negotiated a mid-game Lancefield fightback to eventually record a 65-point victory at Greenhill Reserve. Both teams had their chances in the opening term, but it was the Magpies who kicked five goals to one to take a comfortable 27-point lead following the opening change, 37-10.
Magpies Record First Win

2 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

ROUND three of the Riddell District Football Netball League was held over two days, with the league honouring ANZAC Day fixtures. Riddell District Football Netball LeagueWallan are on the board for the first time in season 2025 after kicking the final five goals of the game to take a 29-point victory over Romsey at Romsey Park. It took 10 minutes for a goal to start the game on Saturday, but it was the Magpies who made a bright start, kicking the opening two goals.
Laurimar Powers Past Demons

2 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

LAURIMAR took apart Mernda as the Northern Football Netball League division three match of the weekend turned into a fizzer. In front of a big crowd commemorating the annual match-up between the local rivals, it was the Power who were much more disciplined than the Demons in the early stages, recording three quick goals to open up an 18-point lead within the first 10 minutes. Three further goals, compared to Mernda’s solitary effort from Brayden Plant, meant the Power led 38-9 at the first change.
Wallan Treks To The Coast

2 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

WALLAN travelled to Surfcoast on the weekend in a pair of crucial matches for the Panthers. The women’s team were up against a high-flying Chargers team who had only lost one game in the early portion of the season. The opening stanza suggested it would be a close contest, with the Chargers scoring 18 points to 14 to lead by four.
Kilmore Clips Hawks’ Wings

2 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

KILMORE are two from two in the Northern Football Netball League division three men’s competition after accounting for Heidelberg West by 20 points on Saturday afternoon. A fast start at Heidelberg Park saw the Blues kick the opening five goals of the afternoon as they shot out to a 27-point lead at quarter time, 35-8.
Hockey To The Fore

3 weeks ago | ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson

A bold plan to bring Mitchell Shire, Cloverton and Australian hockey to the international stage has been concocted, with the announcement of a funding promise to help develop a high-performance hockey centre in the town central to plans announced on Thursday. Through the strategy, the creation of the Melbourne Cobras would bring a national and an international audience to the town, through the Cobras’ entrance in the Hockey One competition – Australia’s premier domestic hockey league.