Old Camberwell capped off an outstanding season as Development Division 2 premiers following a hard-fought 21-point victory over Old Carey at Trevor Barker Oval. Led by a best-on-ground performance and
Nicole Erasmus WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER WOMEN’S Marcellin will take on SKOB Saints in the grand final after defeating Fitzroy ACU by 16 points at Trevor Barker Oval. A slow start
If you weren’t already excited about VAFA Wilson Women’s finals, take a look at what we’ve achieved in 2017.
William Buck Premier Women’s Grand Final: Sun 20 August – SKOB Saints v Marcellin @ Sportscover Arena – 2:10pm Women’s Development Division 1 Grand Final: Sun 20 August – West Brunswick v St
Fitzroy-ACU ruckman, Tash Ross-Harris, was crowned the first-ever William Buck Premier Women’s Best & Fairest winner last night at the 2017 VAFA Wilson Women’s Awards Night at The Park, Albert
Old Paradians entered the top four for the first time in 2017 after they defeated Eltham Collegians by 10 points at Eltham College. The Raiders skipped out to a 25-point
UHS-VU bounced back from their first loss of 2017 with a 35-point victory over La Trobe University at La Trobe Sporting Grounds. Leading by just three points at the half
Whitefriars kept their slim hopes of avoiding relegation alive with a 47-point victory against Brunswick NOBSPC at Whitefriars College. Michael Nitas was the hero with seven goals for the Friars,
46 scoring shots to 17 showcased the dominance of North Brunswick as they defeated Masala by 124 points at Allard Park. 11 goals to three in the first half set
