The Seniors bounced back from their previous round defeat, welcoming back six players, including Captain Tom Jok, as they defeated Old Trinity at Daley Oval on Saturday. The win coming on the back of a strong finish as the T’s pushed them all the way to the finish. Our Reserves also had a win at the Daley as they look to finish the season with some momentum. Good news for the U19s as the Premier team confirmed they will make finals this year. The win over De La at TH King mea

Any slender hope of claiming the double chance in Premier A was blown to smithereens by an Old Xavs team intent on making a statement. SKOB Seniors had no answers to the onslaught on Saturday and now have two weeks to get it sorted before a cut throat final they are consigned to in September. It was a tough day at Toorak as the Reserves were officially exited from finals calcs after a spirited effort against the league leaders was not enough to get the points. Better times we

A strong second half from SKOB Seniors saw them home against a plucky Old Haileybury outfit who had taken the game right up to their hosts and at one point threatened to cause a boilover before SKOB were able to steady and run away with the win. The victory keeps the Seniors hopes of a double chance still alive and sets up a massive clash with Old Xavs next weekend. Earlier the Ressies saluted comfortably over the Bloods to keep their slender finals chances on life support. A

SKOB Seniors slogged through what seemed like 15 rounds with a determined Uni Blacks on a perfect day for footy. Emerging with a precious 4 points was all SKOB needed and that's about all they got, but get them they did, with the result and results elsewhere all but guaranteeing post season action for the 8th season in succession. Earlier, the Blacks had the better of both the Ressies and the SKOB Dogs as they looked to make a clean sweep at the King. Over at Camberwell, the

A barnstorming premiership quarter from Old Scotch flipped the script at Camberwell on Saturday. The six goals to nil third term saw Scotch overcome a half time deficit and defeat SKOB Seniors to keep their slim finals hopes alive and put a dent in SKOB's top two ambitions. A disappointing day for the Seniors on an otherwise fairly successful one for SKOB as the Ressies bounced back to form with a win over Scotch. A clean sweep at our two home decks with the Under 19s going 3

A five minute blast of four goals straight that flipped a 20 point deficit into a 4 point lead saw SKOB Seniors turn almost certain defeat into victory as their last minute surge was enough to see them sneak home against a mighty gallant Caulfield Grammarians who took it right up to their hosts at St Kevin's College Oval on Saturday. The win kept SKOB within striking distance of the top two as the season reaches its final third. Elsewhere there wasn't a lot of joy for SKOB te