Cardinals Crazy Quarter sets up Highest-Scoring Round for the Year
David Chalmers @DAChalmers81 The siren has sounded for half time in the 2017 season and we have a wide-open and fascinating competition over the next couple of months. Old Brighton
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Collegians, Xavs premiership points decision made
Tim Nelson – VAFA Chairman An outstanding game of Premier VAFA football disappointingly ended in desperately unfortunate circumstances for the clubs, players, families and supporters. The Board commends both clubs
Mid-season analysis of William Buck Premier
Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead The mid-point of the season is a time for reflection as each team re-evaluates their situation and how best to attack the second half of the
Bulldogs outlast Falcons in classic, Trobers down Snakes
UHS-VU continued their unbeaten run in Division 3 with a 24-point victory over Westbourne Grammarians at Brens Oval. The Vultures had 30 scoring to 16 with Mitch Sweeney top-scoring with
Tigers emphatic for first win of the year, Sharks cull Rams
North Brunswick’s unbeaten run continued in style as they defeated Elsternwick by 61 points at Allard Park. The Bulls exploded with 12 scoring shots to two in the first term,
Raiders in a thriller, Unicorns skip away in the fourth
Eltham Collegians jumped two spots into sixth position on the Division 2 ladder after they defeated Bulleen Templestowe by 23 points at Eltham College. The Turtles led by just six
Bombers, Saints prevail in Div 1 top four blockbusters
Brunswick NOBSPC held off a rampaging St John’s and Aaron Thornton combination for an 11-point victory at Alec Gillon Oval. Leading by 30 points at the last break, the NOBS
Cardinals’ third term blitz, while Nodders put down Panthers
Old Scotch went ballistic during the third term of their Round 9 clash against Fitzroy, piling on an amazing 15 goals to help them run out 83-point winners at Brunswick
Hoers pick apart CYs, Ogs upset Bloods
Old Ivanhoe proved far too strong for Williamstown CYMS in their Round 9 clash, running out 47-point winners at Chelsworth Park. Leading by just 14 at half time, the Hoers
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