Gisborne-Kyneton United
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Gisborne-Kyneton United creates history with undefeated premiership
Earlier this year, few could have predicted that Gisborne and Kyneton would be celebrating an undefeated premiership together. Gisborne was in the process of rebuilding its senior women’s program after a year off and still searching for players to complete a list. Kyneton, meanwhile, had taken the bold step of forming its own independent women’s…
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GKU minor premiers
In the final game of the home and away season, Gisborne-Kyneton United proved why they are on top of the ladder, and strong contenders for this years EDFL div 2 premiership. The first quarter showed no complacency from the undefeated playing group, putting on an absolute masterclass kicking five goals one against the Lions, who…
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GKU dominates
Under very windy conditions at Roxburgh Park, GKU secured another impressive win against the Magpies. Both teams were missing key players, but that didn’t stop it from being a hard-fought clash. United kicked against the wind in the first quarter but still made a strong statement, slotting 5.3 to open the match. The momentum continued…
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United comes out firing
United came out of the blocks firing against a developing Kangaroos outfit over the weekend. The first half saw GKU dominate, holding Sunbury scoreless. Six different players hit the scoreboard from United, with Emma Williams leading the charge and finishing with a solid three goals for the day. The usual suspects were in fine form,…
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GKU three clear on top of ladder
Gisborne-Kyneton United played in another hard hitting clash between the two top sides on Saturday. Both teams were evenly matched throughout the game, with Taylors Lakes taking a one-goal lead in the middle of the second quarter, GKU’s backline getting a serious workout with Lenius, Mitchell and Murphy all stepping up to stop Taylors Lakes…
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GKU claims hard-fought win
In chilly conditions under lights on Saturday evening, Gisborne-Kyneton United claimed a hard-fought win over the Sunbury Lions in their annual Pride Cup match. The contest, a key feature of Pride Round, was played in good spirits and celebrated diversity and inclusion in community football. The Lions brought hard, physical football to the contest, but…
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GKU sends powerful message
Gisborne-Kyneton United delivered another commanding performance in Round 7 of the EDFL Division 2 season, taking on East Sunbury Thunder at Sankey Reserve in Gisborne. Before the first bounce, GKU players donned red armbands in solidarity with clubs across Victoria, taking a stand against the recent funding cuts to the Office for Women in Sport…
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United in hard-fought win
In a spirited and emotional clash on Saturday, Gisborne-Kyneton United delivered a commanding performance to defeat the Sunbury Kangaroos 11.19 (85) to 0.2 (2) and remain on top of the ladder for the EDFL Division 2 Women’s Football League. While the scoreboard tells a story of dominance, the game itself was fiercely contested, with Sunbury…
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GKU in fierce battle
In a thrilling top-of-the-ladder clash, Gisborne-Kyneton United edged out Taylors Lakes by just seven points in a fiercely contested match that went down to the wire. The lead changed multiple times throughout the day as both sides brought their best football in a high pressure, highly contested game. The match was ultimately decided in the…
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United delivers masterclass
Gisborne-Kyneton United put on an absolute clinic last Saturday, steamrolling East Sunbury with an incredible 23-goal performance — featuring 10 individual goal scorers. Their midfield continued to impress, showcasing a seamless blend of both teams’ top talents who worked beautifully together to deliver into the forward line. Todorovic, Ainslie, Macumber and Hateley were among GKU’s…
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GKU holds Kangaroos down
Gisborne-Kyneton United claimed victory against Sunbury Kangaroos on the weekend in round two of the EDFL women’s competition. The siren had both teams coming out of the blocks hard, and GKU’s defence worked tirelessly to ensure the Kangaroos didn’t get a head start in the match. GKU welcomed back key defenders Stephanie Brancatisano, Charlie Bracey…
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GKU impress in first game
The first-ever Gisborne-Kyneton United women’s football match on Saturday resulted in a comprehensive 67-point victory at Gardiner Reserve. This match against last season’s EDFL second division runner-up Roxborough Park marked a key moment in the Macedon Ranges team’s journey. It provided a snapshot into how players from Gisborne and the new Kyneton Women’s Football Club…