More than football: Partnerships power Big V weekend
For every footballer, some moments are so special that they stay with them forever. Almost every player would remember their first game, or even their first goal. Some are fortunate
For every footballer, some moments are so special that they stay with them forever. Almost every player would remember their first game, or even their first goal. Some are fortunate
De La Salle returned to the winner’s list in Premier B over the weekend, climbing back into the top four with a nine-point win over Old Melburnians. A five-goal-to-three second
Round 7 of Premier B Women’s saw Old Xaverians announce themselves as genuine finals contenders, producing a devastating second-half blitz to stun Port Melbourne Chargers at JL Murphy Reserve. Beaumaris
Hawthorn 13.9 def Old Yarra 2.0 12 It was a massive win for the Hawks as they kept the Cobras to two-goals for the day, strengthening their bid for the
Representative selection is one of the highest honours available to VAFA umpires, and the VAFA is pleased to announce the appointment of its field umpires for the Big V representative
Close finishes dominated Round 7 while Patrick Carracher starred with eight goals in a losing side. South Melbourne 12.14.86 def Elsternwick 12.12.84 Despite being held goalless in the third quarter,
Round 7 served numerous results in Division 4 Women’s, with two of the top five teams suffering defeats, while Brunswick secured their third win of the season. Albert Park 3.12
St Bedes/Mentone maintained their momentum with a convincing 95-56 victory over Caulfield Grammarians, overcoming some early inaccuracy to eventually pull away after halftime. Despite controlling territory and generating plenty of
Round 7 of William Buck Premier Men’s saw Old Xaverians elevated from Number #1 contender to premiership favourite, while the Fields prevailed in the Premier B Grand Final rematch to
