Two Blues take top spot, Unicorns break winless streak
Prahran Assumption jumped to the top of the Division 2 ladder as they defeated the previously unbeaten West Brunswick by nine points at Ransford Oval. Leading by 15 at three
Prahran Assumption jumped to the top of the Division 2 ladder as they defeated the previously unbeaten West Brunswick by nine points at Ransford Oval. Leading by 15 at three
Preston Bullants took top spot on the Division 1 ladder following their hard-fought 14-point victory over the previously undefeated PEGS. Trailing by four goals at half time, the Bullants piled
12 goals to one in the opening half paved the way for Old Geelong to a monster 104-point victory over Old Ivanhoe at Como Park. 36 scoring shots to seven showcased
St Bernard’s came from 15 points down at the last break to pinch a three-point victory over Old Scotch with just seconds remaining on the clock. A six-goal to three
De La Salle handed Collegians their first loss of the season with a solid 25-point victory at Waverly Oval. Kicking with the breeze in the first term, De La jumped
Uni Blacks recognise Indigenous Round, St Bernard’s celebrate a HUGE $40m funding package for Indigenous youths, the Westies get their colour on for inclusion & the Turtles are named Bob’s
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What better way to start off your Friday than with the best highlights from last weekend’s action; including, two dead set screamers, a last-minute game-winner & some Croft candy.
Michael Sholly – VAFA CEO I watch a lot of football on the weekends, both VAFA and AFL. I try to watch at least two VAFA matches and another two
