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The finals series is conducted in September with the Grand Final to decide the premiers for season having been historically held at the Ballarat City and Eastern Ovals. The match attracts crowds of 5000 to 9000 people, with notable attendances of 14602 at the Ballarat City Oval and 8,800 at the Eastern Oval for the 1949 and 1977 Grand Finals ...
Ballarat re-appointed Robinson, after his two-year stint with Brisbane Roar FC Reserves, as its Director of Football. [32] The 2019 season was a tough one for Ballarat. After its Round 2 victory over Whittlesea Ranges, City lost 14 games in a row. Ballarat finished the season in bottom place and was relegated from the NPL2 competition. [33]
2022 NPL Victoria Finals: 2 Port Melbourne: 26 17 5 4 45 23 +22 56 3 Oakleigh Cannons: 26 16 3 7 58 29 ... Ballarat City (7 May 2022) Biggest away win: Ballarat City 0-5
The side's first loss came in Round 7 when eventual premiers North Ballarat Football Club beat Burra 60–47. Burra finished the year with three consecutive wins heading into finals, including a 45–32 victory over Redan. In the first week of the finals, after an intense first three quarters, Sebastopol fell to Redan 46-38 ending the club's ...
Eastern Oval (formerly known as the Ballarat Cricket Ground) is a cricket and Australian rules football ground in the city of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. The first recorded match on the ground in 1862 when Ballarat played HH Stephenson's XI .
In 2016 both the Reserves and Under 18.5 football teams were premiers with comfortable wins in the Grand Final. 2016 saw history being made as East Point claimed their first ever senior netball flag, with the A Grade netballers beating North Ballarat City in double overtime.
The facility today remains the home of the North Ballarat Sports Club including the Greater Western Victoria Rebels of the NAB League and the North Ballarat City FC of the Ballarat Football League. It is also used as a venue for Central Highlands Football League and Ballarat Football League for both seasonal games and finals in addition to ...
The top three teams after the finals – North Ballarat, Northern Bullants and Williamstown – qualified for the 2011 Foxtel Cup. Box Hill won the reserves premiership. Box Hill 17.20 (122) defeated Williamstown 16.9 (105) in the Grand Final, held as a curtain-raiser to the Seniors First Preliminary Final on 11 September.