[gview file=”https://www.vafa.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/VAFA-Umpires-Round-5.pdf”] Saturday May 5th & Sunday May 6th is the VAFA Umpires Round which is in conjunction with the AFL Community Umpire Week. Before all matches on this weekend,
Meg Saultry Two teams remain undefeated after Round 4 of the Premier C competition, with Williamstown CYMS and Fitzroy FC the teams to beat. Williamstown CYMS continue to dominate on
Alisha Min Though the ladder may be looking relatively lopsided so far this season, with the top half of the competition clearly distinguishing themselves from the latter, the hunt for
Michael Davey Just when you thought the competition couldn’t get any closer, Round 4 saw Division 3 cellar dwellers, La Trobe University travel to Surrey Hills to play second-placed Canterbury.
Jake Morris A month of Division 4 football is done and dusted for season 2018 and three sides remain unbeaten to start the year. St Francis Xavier, South Melbourne Districts
Brett Connell – VAFA CEO This week has been Community Umpiring Week across Victoria, with umpires at all levels celebrated. The initiative by the AFL, and supported via our state
Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead The week leading into Round 4 was far from ideal for Old Xaverians after senior coach, James McDonald, announced his resignation on Monday night. The team
Five goals to three in the fourth quarter helped Aquinas to an 18-point victory over Manningham Cobras at Aquinas College. The Bloods led by just five points at three quarter
Hampton Rovers increased their percentage to 402% on the back of their fourth straight win, this week dismantling Brunswick NOBS by 163 points at Boss James Reserve. An 11-goal opening
