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Congratulations to Tom Kinloch: 300 incredible games

Tom Kinloch plays 300 games

Tom Kinloch will reached an epic milestone on Saturday 19th July against the Miners.

As he laced up his boots and took the field he reached a milestone that no one in Australia let alone Victoria has ever got close to.

300 games of American Football is a truly incredible feat as most years the season ran only 10 to 14 games which makes his record of longevity only more amazing.

Tom has represented both the Victorian Eagles and the Australian National team in multiple campaigns, served as State and National coach and lead the Croydon Rangers Juniors to multiple Junior Vic Bowls.

Tom was recognised for his achievements as a life member of Gridiron Victoria in 2012.

Congratulations Tom on this remarkable feat from everyone who plays American Football in this country.

Bay City Buccaneers are 2011 Junior Vic Bowl Champions!

Photo by Barend van den Hoek
Photo by Barend van den Hoek

Congratulations to the Bay City Buccaneers who won the 2011 Junior Vic Bowl, defeating the Croydon Rangers 16-14 in a close, thrilling match at Ranger Field in Croydon.

The Buccaneers have now completed the championship double in 2011 as the senior side also defeated the Rangers earlier in the year.

Young star Tom Bean was awarded the Vic Bowl MVP for his dominant role on both sides of the ball. The Buccaneers scored on their opening drive, then returned an interception to the house for a 16-0 lead early in the game, a lead they never surrendered.

Congratulations to the players, coaches and staff at the Buccaneers on a great win.

Rangers win Jr. Vic Bowl!

The Croydon Rangers won the 2010 Jr. Vic Bowl by a 32-14 score over the Monash Uni Warriors on Sunday Nov 28 at the Rangers ground.

Congrats to the Rangers players and their coaching staff.  Award winners were also announced on the day:

Vic Bowl MVP – Jake Wood (Rangers)

Overall MVP – Jordan Beck (Rangers)

Offence MVP – Ben Clark (Warriors)

Defence MVP – Matt Bean (Buccaneers)

Offensive Line MVP – Luke Balassis (Warriors)

Defensive Line MVP – Adam Gotsis (Warriors)