
VAFA Live Coverage – May 17
Round 6 live VAFA coverage features a top-of-the-table William Buck Premier Men’s blockbuster and a much-anticipated Premier Women’s clash. Here are all the details and links for our 6 broadcast
Round 6 live VAFA coverage features a top-of-the-table William Buck Premier Men’s blockbuster and a much-anticipated Premier Women’s clash. Here are all the details and links for our 6 broadcast
A top-of-the-table blockbuster headlines Round 6 of William Buck Premier Men’s. OLD XAVERIANS vs OLD BRIGHTON (Saturday 2.30pm – Toorak Park) Last year’s runners-up are once again setting the pace,
Read the week five edition of The Amateur Footballer as we review round five and preview the upcoming weekend of the 2025 VAFA season. Team lists can be accessed in
Former AFL superstar Brendan Fevola and pop superstar Guy Sebastian pulled on the yellow & black for Masala Dandenong on Saturday, attracting the largest crowd ever for the Tigers. The one-off
The Real Stakes program, led by the Victorian Amateur Football Association, Adelaide Footy League and Perth Football League is focused on raising awareness of the harm that can be caused
Jason Bennett, Joey Pignataro & Paddy Grindlay grab their lab coats & clipboards to look the part as they surgically dissect the Round 5 action around the VAFA: Plus #TONWATCH
Round 5 saw Division 1 Women’s welcome the Parkdale Vultures to the competition after a regrading round. Parkdale have previously been playing in the Prem B comp but were winless
Round 5 of the VAFA Division 3 Women’s competition brought with it a fresh sense of excitement and unpredictability, following a re-grading shake-up that saw Wattle Park and the Preston
After four grading matches, three new teams Old Yarra Cobras, Canterbury and Caulfield Grammarians enter the Division 4 Women’s cauldron. This means there is a renewed look at the competition