Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead Marcellin will get a chance to claim back-to-back William Buck Premier flags after they defeated Melbourne University by 17 points in their second semi-final yesterday. Three
Tune in to 96.5 Inner FM from 8pm this Wednesday night as Shona MacInnes, Nick Armistead, Michael Fitzgerald and John Kanis read the vote counts for VAFA Wilson Women’s Division
Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead West Brunswick will play in their second consecutive grand final after they bounced back from last weekend’s loss with a hard-fought five-point win over St Mary’s
Sunday 12 August Women’s Premier Preliminary Final Melbourne University Kew 2:00 PM Bill Lawry Oval Women’s Premier Reserve Preliminary Final Melbourne University Fitzroy 12:00 PM Bill Lawry Oval Women’s Premier
Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead Scotch Stars earned the right to compete for the 2018 Premier B White flag in their first year of VAFA Wilson Women’s following an 18-point second
South Melbourne Districts did their utmost to return to the top four after being displaced by South Mornington last week and defeated the Tigers by 10 points at Lindsay Hassett
Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports Being so late in the 2018 season, you’d think that the ladder would be settling down and the top and bottoms sides preparing for either finals
Westbourne Grammarians displaced Manningham from third spot on the Division 3 ladder when they defeated the Cobras by 94 points at Westbourne Grammar. Six unanswered goals in the first term
10 goals from Aaron Cloke helped Oakleigh to a dominant 102-point victory over Ivanhoe at Scammell Reserve. Cloke, who now has 89 goals for the season with two games remaining,
