Let’s take a look at how all our Lilywhites community teams went this month.
Eastern Suburbs Social Women’s Team – NRF Women’s Division 5
Despite this being the first season together, our social women’s team currently sit second in the NRF Women’s Division 5 – Central. With four wins and three draws, the Lilywhites women’s social team has scored 36 times this season, and has 15 points in eight matches.
Eastern Suburbs Shambles – NRF Veterans Division 2
Heading across to the Veterans divisions, Eastern Suburbs Shambles sit in fifth place after seven matches. Three wins and one draw means the side has accumulated 10 points in the league.
In 2025, the team has scored 11 times.
Eastern Suburbs Pirates – NRF Veterans Division 3
Going down a division, the Eastern Suburbs Pirates go one better in fourth place. Playing eight times this season, the Pirates currently have 14 points to their name, winning four times and drawing twice.
So far this season, they’ve scored 21 times.
Eastern Suburbs Marsh – NRF Legends Division 1
Heading to the NRF Legends, Eastern Suburbs Marsh sit third in Division One. Marsh have scored 25 times and have four wins and one draw this season. The team are only five points behind second place Western Springs Kosmos.
Eastern Suburbs Buccaneers – NRF Legends Division 2
A top of the table clash is heating up in NRF Legends Division 2, as our Eastern Suburbs Buccaneers are tied level on points with Ellerslie AFC Metro with a 100% record at the top of the division. The Buccaneers have scored 32 goals so far this season after seven matches, but the Ellerslie side sit top, having scored 54.
Eastern Suburbs Hoppers – NRF Legends Division 2
In the same division, Eastern Suburbs Hoppers sit seventh on the table. The Hoppers have seven points this season, with two wins and a draw, but only sit three points sixth place Unimount Bohemian Nations and fifth place Beachlands Maraetai Lions.
Eastern Suburbs Keats – NRF Men’s Division 2
In the Men’s community divisions, Eastern Suburbs Keats sit seventh in Men’s Division two. In a very tight league, if the side wins this weekend and results go their way, they could climb to fifth on the ladder. The side currently has nine points with three wins.
Eastern Suburbs Net Six and Chill – NRF Men’s Division 7 Central/East
Sitting at the top of NRF Men’s Division 7 Central/East is Eastern Suburbs Net Six and Chill. The side are currently unbeaten all season with 22 points to their name (seven wins and one draw). So far this season, they’ve scored 34 goals.
Eastern Suburbs Titans – NRF Men’s Division 7 Central/East
Chasing them in second place is the Eastern Suburbs Titans with 19 points. The Titans have lost one match all season and it was a narrow 3-2 defeat to league leaders Net Six and Chill. Six wins and one draw all season means they’re still in the race for the top spot, but Net Six and Chill will be a strong opponent to take down considering they’re unbeaten after eight matches. The Titans have scored the most goals in the league this season with 36 so far.
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Eastern Suburbs Tekkerslavakia – NRF Men’s Division 7 Central/East
Yeah you heard that right! NRF Men’s Division 7 Central/East features a top three of Eastern Suburbs sides! Tekkerslavakia are right behind the Titans on 18 points. The side has lost two matches so far this season, but have won six and a win over the Titans could lift them to second place. Tekkerslavakia have scored 19 times so far this season.
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Eastern Suburbs Santos – NRF Men’s Division 7 Central/East
Currently sitting in eighth in the NRF Men’s Division 7 Central/East, Eastern Suburbs Santos have secured three wins this season and sit one nine points. A win this weekend could bring them into sixth place pending results go their way.
That’s it for all our senior social community sides at Eastern Suburbs! Will be back at the end of July for another update on how they’re all doing this season.
