The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) is proud to announce the extension of its partnership with Carruthers Executive, reaffirming a shared commitment to the development and recognition of community football coaches
With most VAFA clubs returning to pre-season training next week, these new coaches will use this weekend to fine tune their opening messages to their new playing group ahead of
The below email details information regarding CoachAFL for 2019. Included in this are details for coaches who will be re-accrediting or have existing accreditation, brand new coaches who are accrediting
Former decorated Amateur coach, Paul Groves, will present at the 2017 VAFA Conference and provide an insight into his transition from Monash Blues to Western Bulldogs women’s coach and the
Collegians ruckman Thomas Penberthy ended his standout season by claiming the William Buck Premier Coaches MVP overnight. Leading De La Salle defender Tom Humphrey by three votes at Round 15,
The William Buck Premier Coaches MVP Award was introduced in 2014 and the award immediately resonated with the VAFA community. Harry Tinney from Old Trinity won the inaugural award and
The 2015 Premier Coaches MVP was awarded at the VAFA Woodrow Medal and Awards Night last night, with University Blues’ Ross Young doubling up and taking home the MVP to
The VAFA like all levels of Australian football continues to focus on the improved wellbeing of our players. With more and more information on concussion and tools to help assess
The VAFA has confirmed that VAFA Umpires will follow the AFL’s lead and be implementing the new interpretation for the holding the ball – prior opportunity rule when a player
