Umpire Appointments: Week 12
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William Buck extend Premier naming rights partnership
The VAFA is excited to reveal William Buck Chartered Accountants and Advisors has extended its Premier naming rights sponsorship to our new Premier Women’s competition. In a new three year
Editorial: Great rep wins, Thick & Thin
Brett Connell – VAFA CEO Well, what a successful weekend of VAFA representative football we experienced last week. Congratulations to the successful VAFA Senior men’s and women’s teams on their
Sharks take 4th, Bloods blast X-Men
Another round finished and another huge Aquinas win starts us off, the Bloods smashing St Francis Xavier by 100 points to stay right on the heels of the still-undefeated Bulls.
The Power of the House tested
James Armit A number of close victories in Round 11 could potentially be season defining as it saw teams break away from the mid-table deadlock and shape the ladder towards
4th spot available in Division 2
Jarryd McGuane – @JMcGuane After 11 rounds, there is now a clear separation at the top end of the ladder, with the top three, Prahran Assumption, West Brunswick and Yarra
Top 5 locked in Division 1, but who misses out?
Brin Duggan – @BrinDuggan After 11 rounds, I’m making the call: The top five is set. That should not be a deterrent, however. Things are reaching fever pitch as the
Caulfield’s close shave, Eagles back in hunt
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_hoog In Round 11, there were some important wins at both ends of the table; at the top end of the table, Caulfield narrowly avoided a
Top 3 continue charge in Premier B
David Chalmers – @DAChalmers81 While Premier B’s top three continued their winning ways in Round 11, fourth-placed Ajax missed an opportunity to consolidate their position in the top group. Mazenod
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