LILYDALE STAR MAIL
Home » Sport » Coldstream women claim big win as men fight on the road

Coldstream women claim big win as men fight on the road



It was a weekend of mixed results for Coldstream FNC, with our women’s team claiming a gritty away win, while our men’s sides faced tough opposition at Kings Park.

Regardless of the outcomes, one thing remained consistent, the Cougar spirit and never-give-up attitude across all teams.

Our women’s team made the early trip to Cheong Park to take on South Croydon, and they returned home with a well-deserved win after leading at every change in a commanding four-quarter performance.

The Cougars kicked the first goal of the game and maintained control throughout, setting the tone early and responding to every challenge South Croydon threw their way.

The backline stood tall all day, with Chappell, Eastham and Teijeiro playing key roles in shutting down forward entries and providing composure under pressure.

This week’s Coldstream Brewery Player of the Round went to Katie Hamilton, who was a standout across the midfield and wings.

Her defensive pressure and run through the middle were crucial in driving the team forward and keeping the game on our terms.

A great performance and a sign of the group’s continued growth and belief.

Our men’s sides travelled to Kings Park to face Upper Ferntree Gully, with both the Seniors and Reserves enduring tough losses against strong opposition.

Despite the results, the teams showed resilience and continued to fight hard until the final siren.

In the Reserves, captain Tim Smith led from the front and was named our Reserves Player of the Round for his tireless work around the ground and strong leadership in difficult conditions.

For the Seniors, Jarrod Voss earned the Yarra Valley Steel Senior Player of the Round for his impactful two-goal performance and relentless pressure around the contest.

His efforts stood out in a game where every moment of grit and effort mattered.

The group will look to regroup and come out stronger next round as the season heats up.

No matter the scoreboard, our Cougars continue to show heart, pride, and determination each week.

With the women’s side flying and the men staying committed to the fight, there’s plenty to build on going forward.

Seniors:

Coldstream: 5.10.40

Upper Ferntree Gully: 18.13.121

Goals: Voss 2, Figg 1, Fritsch 1, Walker 1

Womens:

Coldstream: 5.10.40

South Croydon: 3.4.22

Goals: O’Kane 1, Morris 1, Lagerwey 1, Provan 1, Underwood 1

Reserves:

Coldstream: 3.3.21

Upper Ferntree Gully: 14.12.96

Goals: Steele 1, Duke 1, Boeder 1

Digital Editions


  • Murder mystery marathon

    Murder mystery marathon

    Lilydale Athenaeum Theatre The Games Afoot Or Homes for the Holidays us a farce murder mystery. A “Who Dunnit” set in 1936 where the famous…

More News

  • Manosphere school fears

    Manosphere school fears

    The concerning rise of misogynistic behaviour among young men has been brought to the fore as school returns in the Yarra Ranges for 2026. It’s a trend documented by many…

  • Farewelling an old friend

    Farewelling an old friend

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 309068 On 16 January, the Lilydale Croquet Club farewelled Alan Jones, a longtime member of the croquet club. Alan loved being outdoors, whether it…

  • 13-year-old honoured for environmental leadership

    13-year-old honoured for environmental leadership

    Ferny Creek resident, Coen Pearson has already established himself as a leader in environmental conservation, earning Yarra Ranges Council’s Young Environmental Achiever of the Year award. The 13 year-old has…

  • Senior cricket cancelled but juniors play

    Senior cricket cancelled but juniors play

    Kilsyth Cricket Club’s men’s senior matches were cancelled on Saturday due to the exceptionally hot weather. With the forecast temperature predicted to be 39 degrees, the RDCA enacted the heat…

  • Increasing events, outages prompt push to implement temporary disaster roaming

    Increasing events, outages prompt push to implement temporary disaster roaming

    With disasters seeming to become more frequent and severe in Australia, ensuiring our telecommunications are capable of keeping us connected in a crisis is crucial. Casey MP and Shadow Assistant…