By Joab Graybrook Coburg’s Senior Women’s team put on an impressive display of skill and talent to record a history-making victory on Saturday, beating Heidelberg by 49 points in the team’s third practice match. The even more impressive aspect o
By Julia Montesano Coburg’s Senior Women’s team will run out for their first-ever official home and away match on the 24th of April in the South Eastern Women’s competition, with an exciting full fixture to follow. The Lions’ journey begins ag
By Nicholas Galea It was a successful trip down the Princes Freeway as the Coburg Lions defeated the Geelong Cats, who had 15 AFL-listed players named, in windy conditions at Deakin University Oval, Waurn Ponds, 10.7 67 to 6.9 45. Even though it was the
The Coburg Football Club is pleased to unveil the 2021 VFL fixture to its members, players, and staff. The fixture will present Coburg FC members with a very unique and different-looking season, with the construction of our beloved Piranha Park set to tak
The Coburg Football Club is delighted to announce the Senior Men’s Leadership Group for 2021. The players elected to reinstate Ryan Exon and Peter McEvoy as co-captains for the new VFL season, with the duo to be joined as Jesse Corigliano as the teamâ
By Mathew Asciak Despite suffering two ACL injuries in recent years, Ciara Elliott is working towards making an appearance in the inaugural season for the Coburg Women’s team in the club’s illustrious 130-year history.  Elliott, 22, has experienced
By Joab Graybrook Coburg’s Senior Men’s team had a successful hit-out in its intraclub match in Longwood on Saturday. In the hometown of Coburg life member Chris ’Narra’ Lalor, the Blue Team beat the White Team by eight points in a close and excit
By Julia Montesano Coburg’s Senior Women’s team has done the club proud in its first ever practice match, going down to the experienced West Brunswick Football Club by one point at Sir Doug Nicholls Reserve. The Lions started off slow but outran and
By Mathew Asciak Despite only beginning her competitive football career four years ago, Amy Mitchener made an immediate impact on-field. Playing for the St Mary’s Football Club in Greensborough, merely eight months after her first-born child, her foot
By Nicholas Galea Growing up, Nathan Mullenger-McHugh’s mother taught him that if he ever wanted anything that he’d have to work for it and that lesson has stuck with him throughout his life be it football, studies or his career. Raised in a Collingwo
