At half-time in last weekend's Bendigo league game between Kyneton and South Bendigo, the Tigers faithful were glum.

The good folk at Barnawartha still pinch themselves when they think about their footy club's improbable premiership last year.

Over the summer, in a bid to start afresh after winning just one senior footy game in three years, the Illabrook Football-Netball Club underwent an off-field transformation.

Last Saturday was a landmark occasion for the Thornton-Eildon District Football-Netball Club.

Last Sunday night the members of the Devon-Welshpool-Won Wron-Woodside Football-Netball Club gathered to decide the fate of a treasured community organisation.

During the past six seasons, North Albury has been the yo-yo club of the Ovens and Murray league.

The Hoppers have enjoyed some great highs, going as far as the grand final in 2007 and the preliminary final in 2010.

Supporters of Yarrawonga could be excused for being a bit ho-hum about Sunday's Ovens and Murray league grand final.

Six years ago, the Kyabram footy club was stuck in such a rut that many of its supporters found themselves wondering if it would ever be competitive in the Goulburn Valley League again.

A footy team kicking four goals in 30 minutes is not usually something to get too excited about. But there were smiles aplenty on April 6 when Glenrowan's senior side posted a score of 4.4 (28) in its opening quarter of the Ovens and King league season against Tatong.

When Queenscliff coach Tom Limb was growing up, he never imagined being part of an era of success like the one the Coutas are now enjoying.