Eden Hayes The wet weather wasn’t enough to hold back the adrenaline-fueled, football-playing abilities of Premier B Women over the weekend. It was lovely weather, not only for the ducks
Mitch Dyer Round 4 of VAFA showcased some thrilling matches as teams competed to climb up the ladder and stamp just a little bit of authority on the comp. Hawthorn
Annie Ireland Round Four finally saw the defeat of the reigning premiers, as Old Scotch sent a warning to the competition in William Buck Premier Women’s. Fitzroy finally got their
Bailey Berry Winter is coming. The first weekend of May delivered blistering cold conditions across Melbourne. The long sleeves were dusted off as 10 of the VAFA’s most exciting young
Billy Bolch The first match of the round saw Box Hill North take on Masala in what was forecast to be the game of the round and that it well
Chris Ciampoli St Mary’s Salesian put up a determined battle, but the continued discipline and adaptability of the Whitefriars proved too much for singing Saints. The Friars halftime 20 point
The opening month of William Buck Premier footy has concluded with the top five sides starting to pull away from the bottom five sides, showing a clear divide on the
Read the week four edition of The Amateur Footballer, as we wrap up last week’s action across senior men’s and women’s competitions, check all the scores and ladders, upcoming milestones,
The excitement is building towards Saturday July 15 where the Big V will face off against the Perth Football League. The VAFA has been counting down to the return of
