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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
📍 The Elford, Mount Lawley
🕛 Friday 9 October 2026
🕕 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 18 Review
15 August 2026
The Saints closed out their season in disappointing fashion, going down to Roleystone Tigers by 48 points in the final round at Cross Park. Despite a competitive first half from the Saints, the Tigers’ sustained pressure proved decisive as the match wore on.
The opening term saw the Saints start brightly, with Alliston Pickett kicking the first goal before Roleystone replied quickly. Kane Yates added another for the Saints midway through the term, but consecutive Tigers goals in the following minutes swung momentum their way. Roleystone took a 9‑point lead into the first break, 3.4 (22) to 2.1 (13).
The Saints produced their best football in the second quarter. Early goals to Jordan Randazzo, Scott Trickey and Shannon Taylor briefly handed them the lead, showcasing clean ball movement and strong work around stoppages. However, Roleystone steadied with three goals of their own, reclaiming control to lead by 10 points at half time, 6.6 (42) to 5.2 (32).
The Saints again challenged early in the third term, with Jayden Cappeau and Scott Trickey scoring back‑to‑back goals to level the scores. But from there Roleystone tightened their grip, adding three more goals to build an 18‑point buffer heading into the final change.
The last quarter belonged entirely to the Tigers. The Saints were held scoreless as Roleystone piled on four unanswered goals, running out convincing winners 13.15 (93) to 7.3 (45).
Ruckman Kieran Guy worked tirelessly, while Jayden Cappeau was influential on the wing. Marcus Lazic, Harrison Tyler and Scott Trickey also contributed strongly.
Earlier in the day, the Saints only had 18 players available and suffered a heavy 12‑goal defeat in Tom Ryan’s 100th game.
The loss concludes a difficult season for the Saints, with both League and Reserves missing finals. A period of regrouping and targeted recruiting will be essential as the club looks to rebound in 2027.
