Division 4 Women’s Season Preview
With a fresh season ahead, the VAFA Division 4 Women’s competition is set to deliver another year of exciting and competitive footy. Featuring a mix of seasoned clubs fielding their
Division 4 Women’s
VAFA Women’s Section Structure set for 2025 opening
The initial VAFA Senior Women’s Section Structures have been released for season 2025, with re-grading to be assessed post-Round 4. The VAFA Women’s competition continues to go from strength-to-strength, with
2024 Division 4 Women’s Team of the Year
Let’s shine some light on the season that was in Division 4 Women’s as we reveal who made the 2024 Team of the Year. St Kevin’s Coach Mikayla Dohnt spearheads
Spotlight on Divisions this weekend
With the Premier sections on the second week of their double bye, it’s time for Divisional Weekend, where our Divisions step into the spotlight and there are some critical games
Round 9 Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star: Ress Wade
The VAFA congratulates Ress Wade from Melbourne Cricket Club Football Club who has been nominated as the Round 9 Anytime Fitness Rising Star. Ress is new to football and has
2024 Division 4 Women’s Fixture
The 2024 VAFA Division 4 Women’s fixture has been released, featuring a number of club’s third women’s teams which speaks to the growth in the VAFA Women’s Competition. Download 2024
2023 Division 4 Women’s Team of the Year
The 2023 Division 4 Women’s Team of the Year has been revealed. Old Carey, De La Salle and Wattle Park each have four players selected in the squad. Two of
2023 Division 4 Women’s Fixture
The following fixture is subject to change. View the up-to-date fixture on GameDay. Round 1 Venue Time Saturday, Apr 15 Canterbury vs. La Trobe University Canterbury Sports Ground 9.20am Power
2021 Team of the Year: Division 4 Women’s
FB Rachel Watson (PV) Angela Buegge (AP) Hannah Baird (Parkside) HB Emily Rayment (Parkside) Caroline Pullen (AP) Anna-Lisa Harris (MCC) C Ellecia Baker (MCC) Sally Fyfield (DLS) – VC Jess
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