A slumbering SKOB Senior team were punished by a far sharper Old Brighton who took full toll in the first quarter and all but put the game to bed by the first change. Despite a fight back in the second term, the tonners were always able to hold SKOB at bay and ran out deserved 20 point winners. Earlier, the Ressies fell in by the merest margin in a thriller that puts their season back on track, and the Stingers were able to comfortably account for the Panthers in the morning

Despite a gloomy day overhead, it was another strong weekend for SKOB, with the club recording seven wins from 11 games as teams continue to build momentum heading into Round 9. At Princes Park, the Seniors and Reserves both took full advantage of an injury-depleted Old Haileybury side that was short on numbers and experience. Both teams posted commanding wins over the Bloods, with the strong percentage boost proving especially valuable. The Seniors’ emphatic performance lift

The SKOB winning streak stretched out to five this weekend as the Seniors led all day to record their second victory at the Uni Oval this season. The Uni has proven a happy hunting ground in 2026 for Coach Lynch’s mob, who stayed far enough out of reach from Uni Blacks to keep things comfortable for their traveling supporters. It wasn’t such a happy spot for the Ressies who ran into the red hot Uni Blacks twos who have taken all before them this year and sit atop the tree. Ov

SKOB Seniors put a healthy deposit on the scoreboard early, and they needed most of it, as Old Scotch came with a late run to make things interesting in the main game at TH King on Saturday. Fortunately for SKOB they had enough in the bank - courtesy of Jack Behnk - who had a stunning first quarter with 3 of his side's 8 goals - to cover their late fade out. It capped a great day for fans at the King who were treated to three wins from three with the Ressies hanging on in a t