Open Season! For the Love of the Game’s Round 1 Review
Jason Bennett, Joey Pignataro & Paddy Grindlay look back at an action-packed opening round of VAFA season 2025: Plus: The World Famous TIPS – which tipster picked a perfect 5/5
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Tackle Your Feelings Round: VAFA paving the path for mental health awareness
This weekend, from April 11th to 13th, marks the Tackle Your Feelings (TYF) Round, a themed round dedicated to promoting mental health awareness in the VAFA community. For over five
Power, precision and plenty to prove
The Division 3 men’s competition has officially begun. While there were no real surprises looking at the results, there were positive signs for all ten teams in their matches as
Goals galore and gritty contests in Premier B Women’s opener
Round 1 of the Premier B Women’s competition was a rousing affair, featuring a mixed bag of dominant performances and closely contested battles. New game plans were on display, while
Newcomers make their mark as 2024 powerhouses dominate early
The William Buck Premier Women’s competition started with a bang on Saturday, with a host of new storylines emerging from Round 1. The competition welcomed Premier B-elevated clubs Old Geelong,
Ajax flex while the newly promoted find their feet
Round 1 of the Premier C Men’s competition produced three two-score results, in a thrilling opening slate for the division. The weekend was destined to be headlined by the Beaumaris
Oakleigh and Therry Penola kickstart 2025 with a bang as others failed to fire
The Division 1 Women’s season kicked off with some big games on the weekend, with certain teams showing that they were here to compete for their shot at premiership glory.
Panthers, Wellers win thrillers, Old Ivanhoe make Round 1 statement
Old Carey is perhaps the story of Premier B’s first weekend of competition, the Panthers punctuating their ascent to the division by defeating the Old Melburnians in a thriller at league HQ. Last
Old Yarra Cobras, Whitefriars headline a weekend filled with big wins
The opening round of the VAFA Division 2 Men’s season featured four one-sided games and one nailbiter, with injuries and player availability challenging some teams early. St John’s had a
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