2008 VFL Season - Ladder

Ladder

Team Played Won Lost Draw For Against % Points
1 Port Melbourne Boroughs 16 13 3 - 1788 1274 140.35 52
2 North Ballarat Roosters 16 13 3 - 1983 1463 135.54 52
3 Williamstown Seagulls 16 12 4 - 1892 1436 131.75 48
4 Werribee Tigers 16 10 6 - 1672 1382 120.98 40
5 Casey Scorpions 16 9 7 - 1588 1683 94.36 36
6 Coburg Tigers 16 8 8 - 1568 1445 108.51 32
7 Frankston Dolphins 16 8 8 - 1624 1538 105.59 32
8 Northern Bullants 16 8 8 - 1351 1510 89.47 32
9 Sandringham Zebras 16 7 9 - 1739 1446 120.26 28
10 Geelong Cats 16 6 10 - 1516 1699 89.23 24
11 Bendigo Bombers 16 5 11 - 1380 1778 77.62 20
12 Collingwood Magpies 16 5 11 - 1221 1625 75.14 20
13 Box Hill Hawks 16 4 12 - 1311 1721 76.18 16
14 Tasmanian Devils 16 4 12 - 1345 1978 68.00 16

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