VAFA Golf Classic returns to Kingston Heath in 2026
After a successful launch in 2025, the annual VAFA Golf Classic will return to one of the world’s best golf courses in 2026, with bookings now open for Kingston Heath
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2025 Division 3 Women’s Team of the Year
Our VAFA Team of the Year series continues with Division 3 Women’s, as compiled by our reporter, Elly Kirlis, based on feedback and analysis from coaches, umpires and VAFA Media.
VAFA Director Nominations
The VAFA is pleased to invite nominations for Director positions on the VAFA Board. Below are the following documents relevant to this process. Director Nominations are required to be submitted
Vale Ben Austin
The VAFA community is in mourning after umpire Ben Austin tragically passed away following a cricketing accident. Ben was an emerging star in the VAFA umpiring scene, officiating in the
2025 Division 1 Men’s Team of the Year
Division 1 Men’s provided arguably the biggest upset of the entire VAFA season after the undefeated Ormond was well-beaten by Old Peninsula on Grand Final Day. The Monders and the
2025 Division 1 Women’s Team of the Year
VAFA Division 1 Women’s was the Year of the Gryphons, as Glen Eira/Old McKinnon put together the perfect season, going 18-0 to win the premiership in fine style. Monash Blues
2025 Division 2 Men’s Team of the Year
The 2025 Division 2 Men’s season was full of ups and downs. Grand Finalists Old Yarra Cobras and St Mary’s Salesian were a step above the rest of the competition,
2025 Division 2 Women’s Team of the Year
VAFA Media is revealing the Team of the Year for each senior section, and it’s time to turn our attention to Division 2 Women’s, as compiled by our reporter, Lachie
2025 Division 3 Men’s Team of the Year
Power House was the dominant force in Division 3 Men’s throughout 2025, claiming the minor premiership and then winning the club’s first senior flag since 2006 in impressive style, defeating
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