VAFA Live Coverage – May 17
Round 6 live VAFA coverage features a top-of-the-table William Buck Premier Men’s blockbuster and a much-anticipated Premier Women’s clash. Here are all the details and links for our 6 broadcast
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William Buck Premier Men’s Round 6 Preview
A top-of-the-table blockbuster headlines Round 6 of William Buck Premier Men’s. OLD XAVERIANS vs OLD BRIGHTON (Saturday 2.30pm – Toorak Park) Last year’s runners-up are once again setting the pace,
Prem Men’s Live Stream: Old Xavs v Old Brighton
LIVE STREAM: Tune in to watch the William Buck Premier Men’s round 6 match between Old Xaverians and Old Brighton from Toorak Park. Saturday 2:30pm start (live coverage from 2:25pm).
Prem Men’s Live Stream: De La Salle v St Bernards
LIVE STREAM: Tune in to watch the William Buck Premier Men’s round 6 match between De La Salle and St Bernards from Waverley Oval. Saturday 2pm start (live coverage from
Prem Men’s Live Stream: Old Scotch v Uni Blacks
LIVE STREAM: Tune in to watch the William Buck Premier Men’s round 6 match between Old Scotch and University Blacks from Camberwell Sportsground. Saturday 2pm start (live coverage from 1:55pm).
The Vultures join Div 1 as the competition gets a shakeup
Round 5 saw Division 1 Women’s welcome the Parkdale Vultures to the competition after a regrading round. Parkdale have previously been playing in the Prem B comp but were winless
Newcomers impress and contenders emerge in dynamic Division 3
Round 5 of the VAFA Division 3 Women’s competition brought with it a fresh sense of excitement and unpredictability, following a re-grading shake-up that saw Wattle Park and the Preston
Cobras strike, Blues triumph: Division 4 action heats up!
After four grading matches, three new teams Old Yarra Cobras, Canterbury and Caulfield Grammarians enter the Division 4 Women’s cauldron. This means there is a renewed look at the competition
Top four sides continue to break away from the pack
Round 5 of the Division 3 Men’s competition saw the continuation of the top four sides in Power House, Wattle Park, North Brunswick and Richmond Central continue to break away
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