Melbourne Demons

MELBOURNE fan favourite Aaron vandenBerg has brought an end to his time in the AFL, urging players not to fear retirement and a life outside of the game. Having left the Demons in September to explore opportunities elsewhere,

MELBOURNE premiership hero Bayley Fritsch will remain a Demon until at least the end of 2026 after signing a long-term extension. Fritsch kicked six goals in the Demons' drought-breaking 2021 Toyota AFL Grand Final win and has led the club's goalkicking for the past two seasons.

Star Melbourne forward Bayley Fritsch has signed a new long-term deal to keep him with the reigning AFL premiers until the end of 2026. The 24-year-old booted six goals in the Demons' drought-breaking grand final victory over the Western Bulldogs in September.

Success is nothing new to Greater Western Victoria Rebels draft prospect Ben Hobbs. The 18-year-old comes from the Wimmera, where he was a part of the Horsham Demons Football Netball Club. The senior football side won 11 Wimmera Football Netball League senior premierships between 2003 (Hobbs' birth year) and 2014,

Former Carlton and Melbourne player Brock McLean made the switch from the Demons to the Blues in 2009. Now, McLean follows an eerily similar trajectory at local level, exchanging Goulburn Valley League club Shepparton United’s jumper to don the blue of Netball League next season.

The Dees will take its premiership cup to the people in a host of metropolitan and regional locations, thanking the fans who supported the club in its Grand Final quest. Demons chief executive Gary Pert outlined the itinerary of the tour to News Corp …

MELBOURNE fans around the country will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with history, as the club launches the official 2021 Premiership Cup Tour. Presented by Zurich, the tour will see the Demons’ drought-breaking premiership cup visit multiple locations across Australia,

Bartlett left the presidency in April, with Kate Roffey taking over. Melbourne went on to break their 57-year premiership drought in 2021, with Bartlett staying on as a board member. The Demons revealed on Thursday that Bartlett has now decided to quit the board as well so he can focus …

OUTGOING Melbourne high performance manager Darren Burgess has revealed the biggest challenge he faced when walking into the Demons two years ago. Speaking on his Brukie and Burgo podcast, Burgess said he had to teach Melbourne's list "physical resilience".

A report claimed two players needed to negotiate a ‘peace treaty’ to stop the AFL premiership party from boiling over into a brawl.