Peninsula Raiders Superules FC
The Peninsula Raiders were established 1996 and in season 2016 will be celebrating our 21st Season of Superules Football. We are at Alexandra Park in Main Street, Mornington. We are the AFL Masters representative team on the Mornington Peninsula. We field teams in the Supers & Supers Reserves (both over 35s) and an over 45s team.
Pre-season training is on Wednesday evenings commencing at 6.30pm at Dallas Brooks Oval, Mornington and then usually from March we switch to The Raiderdome at Alexandra Park, Main Street, Mornington for the rest of the season. The boys storm the track at 6.30pm to around 8pm every Wednesday before retiring to the clubs rooms for some well earned refreshments. Members and supporters are welcome.
AFL Masters Football provides the opportunity for players 35 years and over to enjoy the game of Aussie Rules Football in a safe, supportive and fun environment. There are no sheep stations involved!
Legends Round 9 Raiders V Geelong Everyone has their Everest to conquer. David had Goliath, NASA had the Moon, the Spartans had the Persians (and their damn rugs…always discounted. Fuck, don’t you wish one day you could just pay full price for a Persian rug?) Harry had Sally, Emilio Estevez and the Mighty Ducks had..well
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Reserves headed to Casey fields to take on Cranbourne who have been undefeated all year We spoke pre game of accountability around stoppages and bringing effort and hardness to our game, as we needed competitive 4 qtr effort Our first half was fantastic, the boys really wanted to make a statement with strong tackling and
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We had a really god win today in the in the 45s/Masters whatever we’re called. The result was never in doubt before the game even started, but the way our boys applied themselves was fantastic. Plenty of goals up at quarter time, but not moving the ball well enough into the forward line. Powelly pleaded
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Reserves headed to Crib Point to take on Dingley in Rnd 8 This match was a season defining game for the reserves to keep finals hopes alive. The weather was appalling and wet weather footy and grinding out a result was required. The boys were fantastic all day and absorbed the Dingley pressure around the
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Despite the arctic conditions that would see even a polar bear stay at home.. in true raiders spirit the forty fives took to the ice-skating rink they call Crib point. Our back line was as solid as an iceberg, with some of our over fifties showing the way ( Rugby Ross, Razor Ray, Terry and
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