Stirling Saints
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The latest news and events at the Club are provided below.
Fairest & Best Awards Night
Join us as we celebrate another season of Saints football at the Stirling Saints End of Season Awards Night.
This special evening recognises the achievements, commitment and contributions of our players, coaches and volunteers across the club. Awards will be presented for:
🏆 League
🏆 Reserves
🏆 Thirds
🏆 Club Awards
Dust off your best outfit and dress to impress as we come together for an evening of great food, drinks, presentations and plenty of laughs while reflecting on the season that was.
Event Details
đź“Ť The Elford, Mount Lawley
đź•› Friday 9 October 2026
đź•• Arrive from 6:00pm for a 6:30pm start
Whether you're a player, partner, supporter, sponsor or club volunteer, we'd love to see you there as we recognise our 2026 award winners and celebrate the Stirling Saints community.
Tickets are limited, so secure yours today by clicking on the link:
Round 17 Review
8 August 2026
The Saints fell to the Kenwick Royals in a hard‑fought Round 17 contest played in heavy, rain‑soaked conditions that made clean ball movement and scoring difficult throughout the afternoon.
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The Saints welcomed Cam Gaspar for his League debut, becoming the 28th player to represent the senior side this season. Both teams battled the muddy surface early, with scoring at a premium. After repeated forward entries that failed to produce a major, Jimi Lovegrove finally broke through in the final minute of the opening term. Stirling took a narrow 5‑point lead into the first break, 1.2 (8) to 0.3 (3).
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Kenwick responded strongly in the second quarter, capitalising on field position to kick goals at the 8 and 13 minute marks. Stirling were unable to find a reply, registering only a behind for the term. At half time, the Royals held an 11‑point advantage, 2.6 (18) to 1.3 (9).
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The arm‑wrestle continued in the third quarter. Keenan Indich provided Stirling’s only goal, while Kenwick added one of their own to maintain the margin. With both sides struggling to convert opportunities, the Royals remained ahead 3.10 (28) to 2.5 (17) at the final change.
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Indich struck again in the last quarter, giving the Saints a spark. However, Kenwick controlled the remainder of the match, adding three goals to secure a comfortable 26‑point victory in the wet. The final scores were Stirling 3.6 (24) to Kenwick 6.14 (50).
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The result leaves Stirling’s fate in C3-Grade hinging on next week’s crucial clash with Roleystone. A win will secure their place in the grade, while a loss would mean relegation to C4-Grade.
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Earlier in the day, the Club celebrated Dion Mellidis’s 150th game. The Reserves trailed by just seven points at half time before Kenwick pulled away after the break, claiming a 38‑point win.
