The last 60 seconds of Old Ivanhoe Grammarians’s dramatic one-point after the siren win against Kew has set new records for VAFA HQ’s Facebook page. Uploaded directly to VAFA’s most engaging
Pulsating comebacks, heartbreaking upsets across all sections and 39-goal displays were all a part of VAFA football in Round 2. Let’s see what we learnt from this week’s action. 1.
Old Trinity retained their position at the top of the William Buck Premier ladder with a hard-fought 26-point victory against University Blacks at Daley Oval. The Blacks came hard in
Mt Lilydale hit the scoreboard 50 times in their 133-point thumping of Masala at WJ Turner Reserve. Sean Gibson and Max Hampton were stellar in offence, kicking five each among
Parkside’s slow start to the season continued as they went down to Aquinas by 96 points at Aquinas College. A 10-goal to two first half set up the win for
After sitting out with the Round 1 bye, St John’s commenced their season with a hard-fought 19-point win against Yarra Valley at Doncaster Reserve. Led by Aaron Thornton’s eight majors,
An eight-goal second quarter has led Old Geelong to a 52-point victory against St Mary’s Salesian at Como Park earlier today. Led by 2015 U19 phenomenon Jock Grimshaw (three goals)
A seven-goal second quarter has helped Old Brighton to their first win for 2016, beating St Bedes/Mentone Tigers by 25 points at Brighton Beach Oval. Trailing by 20 points at
Old Ivanhoe Grammarians captain, Michael Mitris, capped off a standout four quarter performance by kicking the winning goal after the siren and sealing an incredible one-point win against Kew at
