Mount Alexander Falcons
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Falcs off to a flyer
Well if last Friday night is anything to go by, the Mt Alexander Falcons are off to a flying start. They looked unstoppable against Romsey in their first RDFNL encounter as they ran it through the middle. The forward line looked congested but the Falcs found the space and took the game on. Running hard…
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Falcons ready to soar in 2024
The Mount Alexander Falcons celebrated their season launch on Saturday night. And it was lucky there were a few players missing from the evening as the stage was at capacity with the jumper presentations. The Falcons are scheduled to play their first match of the 2024 Riddell District Football League season against Romsey this Friday…
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One million containers and counting
In the past six months, the staff at the Chewton Service Station have sorted more than one million containers as part of the state government’s Container Deposit Scheme, which equates to more than $100,000 back to the community and a huge reduction in waste going to landfill. To celebrate, the owners of the local service…
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Tigers take Equity Cup
The annual Gender Equity Cup resulted in an easy win for Kyneton over Mount Alexander Falcons at Harcourt on Saturday afternoon. It was Jen Schellekens’ 50th game for the Tigers and for the first half the Falcons applied plenty of pressure in a half where the unbeaten Tigers scored 3.5. The game was back in…
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A landmark event in Riddell League history
Setting up a senior women’s football competition for 2023 with the inclusion of Kyneton, Melton and Castlemaine-based Mount Alexander Falcons is a landmark event in Riddell League history, according to chief executive officer Jordan Doyle. “We are thrilled to offer all females in our community the same opportunity as the males for their football pathway,”…
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Falcons appeal decision
The Mount Alexander Falcons have appealed to the Australian Football League to review AFL Central Victoria’s decision to permit only one local side, Castlemaine Football Netball Club, to enter a senior women’s team in the Central Victoria Football League – Women in 2022. The club was reportedly in talks with the AFL on Monday but…
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Falcons have landed in Castlemaine
Castlemaine is getting ready to cheer on its first women’s footy team – the Mount Alexander Falcons.There has already been a strong wave of interest only days after the Falcons were unveiled online by the new Mount Alexander Women’s Sports Club, and excitement within the new club is mounting as it gets ready to host…