Two senior VAFA matches were held earlier today, with St Bedes/Mentone Tigers reigniting rivalries with Old Scotch and Fitzroy hosting Ajax in Premier B Anzac Day blockbusters. St Bedes/Mentone Tigers proved
Eley Park were made to work for their four points against Box Hill North as they came back from 17 points down at quarter time to run out 53-point winners
Canterbury made it three from three to start the Division 3 season as they came back to defeat UHS-VU by four points at Canterbury Sports Ground. Trailing by nine points at
Preston Bullants scraped over the line but failed to retain their spot at the top of the Division 2 ladder with a three-point come-from-behind win against Eltham Collegians. Trailing by
St Mary’s Salesian moved to third position on the Division 1 ladder following their 30-point win against Therry Penola at Ferndale Park. Despite trailing the previously undefeated Lions by 15
Mazenod continued their unbeaten run in Premier C when they defeated Kew by 32 points at Central Reserve this afternoon. A Thomas Cincotta-led Nodders outfit was dominant early as they
Beaumaris remain an undefeated unit in Premier B after they defeated a valiant Old Haileybury in a seesaw battle at Banksia Reserve earlier today. Leading by 22 points at three
Old Melburnians improved their win/loss record to 2-1 after they defeated Old Carey by 77 points at Carey Sports Complex. Led by Mitch Wilkins and Justin De Steiger, OMs kept the
The Victoria Cross was originally the British Empire’s highest award for bravery in wartime and is now Australia’s pre-eminent award for conspicuous gallantry in combat. Two VAFA players have been
