Ikon Park will play host to the highly-anticipated William Buck Premier grand final between St Bernard’s and Old Trinity this Sunday afternoon. A new era in Victorian Amateur Football, it
The VAFA would like to congratulate seven award winners who were announced as the best and fairest players in their respective sections on 96.5 Inner FM earlier tonight. Rory Angiolella
Listen to AFL CEO and former University Blues captain, Gillon McLachlan, speak with Ken Petruco, John Kanis and the Inner FM commentary team at the half time break of last
Old Paradians won their second consecutive final to earn their place in the both the Division 2 grand final next weekend and Division 1 in 2016. Facing St John’s at
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
Ormond put last week’s semi-final loss to Kew behind them, defeating Old Geelong by 14 points at Waverley Oval and earning a spot in both next week’s grand final and
Monash Blues will take a well-earned week’s break after they booked themselves a Premier C grand final appearance with a 38-point victory against Marcellin at Casey Fields this afternoon. A
St Kevin’s Old Boys will re-enter William Buck Premier for the first time in 10 years after they defeated St Bedes/Mentone Tigers by 16 points at Sportscover Arena. It was
Division 2’s Northern Blues will be looking to claim their third premiership in as many years when they kick-start their 2015 finals campaign against Old Paradians in the first semi-final
