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Bundoora RSL Bowls Club Advances with Dominant Semi-Final Victory

The club improves to a 2-2 season record with a decisive win while competing in pennant semi-finals.

By Bundoora Sport Desk · Published 19 July 2026

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Bundoora RSL Bowls club recorded a 2-2 season record after beating Mitcham 111-64 on Saturday.

Saturday Performance Details

This outcome came during ongoing competition in the BV Saturday Metro Pennant. The club fielded sides across multiple divisions and maintained an even season ledger through the result against Mitcham. The second side fell 84-78 to Hurstbridge in a separate fixture the same day.

Semi-Finals and Finals Action

In the BV Saturday Metro Pennant Divisional Semi Finals, Bundoora RSL (1) scored 72 points in the Open Division 1 Section 1 match. Separately, the Premier Division team lost 0-67 to Clayton with an overall score of 18-94 during Midweek Metropolitan Pennant Finals Week 1. These matches form part of the current pennant schedule for the club based in Bundoora.

Broader Local Sports Context

Alongside the bowls results, Bundoora United FC continues to feature in local football. The women's team defeated Ringwood City 4-0 on June 12 2026 in the Victoria Premier League and sits third in the competition. The men's team holds third position with 50 points after 22 matches, including 16 wins and 4 losses. These standings reflect consistent involvement across Bundoora sports clubs in their respective leagues.

The combination of recent bowls outcomes and established football ladder positions keeps attention on Bundoora clubs. Supporters can track further pennant and league developments through official competition channels as the season progresses.

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