Strange things happening in Division 1
Brin Duggan – @Brin_Duggan There were some strange and totally unexpected outcomes in Round 7 of Division 1 footy, so strange, in fact, that I’ve made a call to agents
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Ogs bounce back, Bloods stand tall
Mitch op’t Hoog – @mitch_hoog Round 7 was my first week as Premier C scribe where I was able to correctly predict all five of the matches. I’m hoping that’s
The footy gods have spoken in Premier B
David Chalmers – DAChalmers81 I should have known that as soon as I made a definitive statement about the Premier B season and the direction it would take, the ‘footy
John Kanis named first-ever women’s Big V senior coach
The first-ever VAFA women’s representative coach has been announced, with John Kanis taking the reins against AFL Goldfields in July. Kanis, who is currently Melbourne University Varsity AFL coach and
Anytime Fitness Rising Star Nominee: India Tait
Congratulations to Old Brighton midfielder, India Tait, who has been named the Anytime Fitness Rising Star nominee after leading the way with two goals in her side’s Development Division 1 victory
Should we have predicted De La’s William Buck Premier result?
Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead Should we have ever doubted De La Salle given the past three rounds of William Buck Premier football? Let’s break it down: Round 4: Old Xaverians
Men’s Rising Star Nominee: Ashley Krakauer
The VAFA congratulates Ajax midfielder, Ashley Krakauer, who has been named the Round 7 Men’s Rising Star after his three goals and best-on-ground performance in the Jackas’ 28-point victory against
Tonners down Monders, Therry claim first scalp
Nicole Erasmus WOMEN’S PREMIER Fitzroy-ACU recorded their six win after defeating Brunswick Renegades by 45-12 at Victoria Park. With a three-goal to nil first half, Fitzroy were able to leave
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