A couple of thrillers headlined a dramatic Saturday of Premier Men’s action. Incredibly, University Blues played out their second consecutive draw in a low-scoring nailbiter against Collegians at Melbourne Uni
Round 10 of the William Buck Premier Women’s competition saw some battle-hardened sides in St Kevin’s and Old Scotch separate from the pack and solidify top four positions, with a
Wattle Park comfortably defeated Swinburne University with an 84-point win to strengthen their position within the top four. From start to finish, the Animals had this game in control, with
Jack Jenkins’ golden point has kept Old Trinity neck-and-neck with Old Ivanhoe in the race for top spot in Premier B football on a critical day for the competition, with eight of
The Beaumaris Sharks have drawn level with AJAX on eight wins, after handing the Jackas just the second loss of coach Lachlan Buszard’s tenure. The first of the round’s two
Round 10 of the Division 1 Men’s competition saw four sides go down in eight plus goal defeats, however it was ninth-placed Elsternwick who bucked this trend, giving the undefeated
Opening the round on Friday night, the stage was set for a huge clash at Pitcher Park. Parkside made it four wins on the trot, defeating Aquinas by a cool
The Canterbury Cobras recorded their second victory for the season that has significant implications on their opponent. This win over the fifth-placed MSHOB extends the gap between the top four
Here’s a look at some of the Round 10 social media highlights across VAFA grounds in our weekend wrap. A thrilling finish at Bulleen in Premier B Men’s when Jack
