The William Buck Premier Women’s competition returns in 2026 following another thrilling season, with clubs reloading and refocusing after a tightly contested 2025 campaign. This season projects to be bigger
With just one sleep until the Premier C Men’s competition begins, VAFA Media reporter Sebastian Tehan takes a look at how the competition is shaping up. FITZROY (9th: 3-15) Relegated
Read the latest weekly headlines around the VAFA — off the field and around the boundary line. BLUES TO PAY TRIBUTE TO WILL RICHTER As a touching tribute to beloved
The VAFA community came together on Wednesday night to bring in the 2026 Season with the William Buck VAFA Season Launch at River’s Edge Events. Perched on the banks of
The VAFA is proud to announce the creation of a new award recognising the best young talent in our umpiring ranks, with the perpetual ‘Ben Austin Umpire Rising Star Award’
A new-look Premier B Women’s competition arrives in 2026 with one of the most intriguing mixes the section has seen: a relegated powerhouse looking to rebound, a two-time reigning premier
Premier B Men’s was arguably the most hotly-contested section in the entire VAFA last season, with 7 of the 10 teams still a live chance to play finals all the
Division 1’s 2025 season showed the highs and lows of footy, with a fairytale ending for first-time premier Old Peninsula that ended their 45-year premiership drought. But it meant a
The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) is delighted to announce a new two-year broadcast partnership with News Corp Australia’s live streaming platform, Kommunity TV, extending through to the end of
