Old Trinity will compete in their first-ever William Buck Premier grand final following an epic seven-point come-from-behind victory against St Bernard’s at Highgate Reserve. Trailing by 32 points at the
Three VAFA players from our Metro Championship winning side will represent AFL Victoria’s Metro Melbourne side that will play against the Queensland AFL side on Sunday at Burpengary, Queensland. Matt
William Strange Last week we took an in depth look at Big V representative, Jack Bull’s GPS data from Round 1. This week the subject of our GPS Player Analyser is
This week the Tragics were joined by Division 2 scribe and 88.3 Souther FM’s, Brenton Mann as they discussed the situation that again sees both Grand Finalists of last year’s
CHeck out the best bits of Round 1 as we have compiled the VAFA Plays of the Week. There are some great marks and even better goals. If you see
Andrew Leonard @Lennytalk Welcome to the 2015 William Buck Premier season! This year feels different and it’s not just that we welcome William Buck as the proud naming rights partner
The VAFA senior representative side has miraculously won the AFL Victoria Metro Championships with a come from behind five point win over a desperately unlucky Northern Football League at Carlton’s
VAFA clubs from all sections complete practice matches over the weekend, with some clubs in the second week of fine tuning, and others had their first competitive hitout against foreign opponents. We have summarised as many results as possible below, as VAFA clubs played against both clubs from within the competition and clubs from other leagues.
