Mt Eliza Football Netball Club

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🏆❤💙 GRAND FINAL TRAINING – TOMORROW NIGHT!
From 6pm!

All MEJFC kids and families are welcome – come join in the club excitement!!!

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What a week we have ahead – 4 Redlegs Grand Finals this weekend with 4 premiership cups up for grabs!!!

❤💙 The club is buzzing and we’d love for you to be a part of it!
Training kicks off 6pm tomorrow on the main oval and netball courts – come down and see what the big kids are up to!

🌭 Sausage sizzle
🍻 Bar open for mum and dad
🔥 Fires roaring
🎤 Music pumping
👊Teams will be read after training in clubrooms
✨ Vibes at an all-time high (and you know i#wearemteliza #impactrealtygroup❤#recoverylabl#recoverylabmornington #preparationforthebigdanceo#ProudMomenteparationforthebigdance #proudmoment ... See MoreSee Less

Mt Eliza Football Netball Club

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⛳ Redlegs in Business Annual Golf Day 2025

Join us for a fantastic day on the green at Moonah Links Resort as part of the Redlegs in Business community.

📅 Event Details
Date: Friday, 24 October 2025
Location: Moonah Links Resort
Schedule:
7:40am – Arrival
8:00am – Shotgun Start
12:30pm – Lunch

🎟 Tickets
Link for individual ticket - buy.stripe.com/00w7sK5Qw2R9fCQ6Bea7C03

Register a team of 4 here - buy.stripe.com/3cIaEWbaQ63l1M07Fia7C04

🏆 Prizes
Nearest the Pin (NTP)
Long Drive

This is a great opportunity to network, enjoy some friendly competition, and support the Redlegs community. All welcome – secure your spot today! ... See MoreSee Less

Mt Eliza Football Netball Club

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Under senior coach Rikki Johnston, Mt Eliza Football Netball Club’s 2025 campaign has been hindered, but marked by resilience, injury, and now another push for premiership glory. The Redlegs are on the cusp of history, chasing their first ever back-to-back Division 1 Mornington Peninsula Football Netball League premierships. Johnston has used that milestone as motivation, especially in the finals series, keeping the playing group focused on the opportunity.

One of the season’s defining advantages has been the return of several VFL-listed players, including Nicholas “Bob” MacDonald Girolami (Richmond), Jeremy Burton (Frankston Football Club), as well as Reuben Hanson and Tom Freeman. Their inclusion has added class, balance, and depth across key lines, with recent finals suggesting their impact has completely transformed Mt Eliza’s structure. Johnston has managed to integrate these talents seamlessly into the broader squad, with 49 players running through the seniors list in 2025, ensuring the team retains its core identity while maximising its firepower.

The preliminary final win over Frankston Ycw Stonecats, by just six points, highlighted Mt Eliza’s grit but also revealed some minor concerns under pressure. It’s worth remembering that their finals berth only came after an unexpected twist — a Pines Football Netball Clubs win over Dromana Tigers in the last round. The challenge now remains: while back-to-back grand finals are a testament to Johnston’s leadership, converting that into consecutive flags this Sunday at Kinetic would be something very special. Success in 2025 would cement Johnston’s legacy — and, more importantly, this team — as part of one of Mt Eliza’s most defining eras.

Join us Wednesday at 7:00pm on the Halftime Heroes Grand Final show with Rikki Johnston and Finlay Bayne from Mt Eliza FNC, as well as Danny Ades and Campbell Hustwaite from Rosebud Football Netball Club.
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