2018 VAFA Media & Communications Report
Nick Armistead As the size of the competition expands in both men’s and women’s football each year, so too does the output from VAFA Media as we aim to provide
Leagues
Monders bounce back with Division 1 flag
Sig Arness Another sensational six months of competition was punctuated by, like last year, a great grand final. Deservedly, the two sides that held front running throughout made it to
Bulls buck 37-year trend in Division 4
Jake Morris After an historic 18-year long stay in Division 4 and an even longer 37-year gap between premierships, North Brunswick were able to cap off an incredible season and
VAFA launches new logo
The Victorian Amateur Football Association is proud to unveil a new logo as we enter the next phase of our competition’s evolution. In January 2018, the VAFA partnered with Bastion
Former Collingwood dasher to coach WOX
Originally posted by Old Xaverians at oldxavs.com.au Murray Browne will lead the WOX in 2019, replacing OXFC women’s foundation coach Rohenna Young, who has accepted a role with the Western
Melican takes top job with Westies women
2018 Premier B (Blue) Reserves premiership coach and West Brunswick Life Member, Josh Melican, will take his coaching ambitions to the next level in 2018 after he was announced as
Kazuro, Paine lead host of ins during first week of transfers
With transfers opening last week, there has been some early player movement with St Bernard’s leading the charge as a host of talented players return to the Snakepit following their
2018 VAFA Media Award Nominations Open
Nominations are now open for the VAFA Media Awards which will be presented at the first-ever VAFA Media Awards Luncheon on Thursday 13 December at Elsternwick Park. In a bid
2018: The Year of the (Snow)Dog
Alisha Min Though a sizeable gulf separated the front-runners and chasing peloton for Premier B silverware in 2018, the competition was not short of enthralling moments and compelling results to
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