2017 Woodrow Medal Vote Tally
Bede Mahon University Blacks 17 Matthew Thomas Old Melburnians 14 Mitchell Brown St Kevins 14 Ross Young University Blues 14 Lachlan Ferguson Collegians 12 Jason Tutt De La Salle 12
Bede Mahon University Blacks 17 Matthew Thomas Old Melburnians 14 Mitchell Brown St Kevins 14 Ross Young University Blues 14 Lachlan Ferguson Collegians 12 Jason Tutt De La Salle 12
Jason Tutt has completed an outstanding first season in the VAFA by taking out the 2017 Premier Coaches MVP Award at last night’s Woodrow Medal & VAFA Awards Night. Tutt,
William Buck Premier Collegians secured a William Buck Premier Grand Final spot after they defeated University Blues by 21 points at Trevor Barker Oval. With 19 goals kicked to one end
In terms of amateur football awards, it doesn’t come much bigger than the Victorian Amateur Football Association’s Woodrow Medal. The award has been presented to the best and fairest player
The William Buck Premier Coaches MVP Award was introduced in 2014 and the award immediately resonated with the VAFA community. Harry Tinney from Old Trinity won the inaugural award, with
Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead History is one solitary game away for St Kevin’s as they inched closer to securing their first-ever William Buck Premier flag with a 23-point win over
Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead FB Sam Critchley (SKOB) Tom Humphrey (DLS) – C Connor Lappin (Blues) CHB Courtney Hylton (Coll) Josh Freezer (OM) Jason Tutt (DLS) C Tom Jok (SKOB)
William Buck Premier Collegians booked a preliminary final appearance against University Blues after they defeated De La Salle by 15 points in a thrilling elimination final at Trevor Barker Oval.
William Buck Premier St Kevin’s are one step closer to claiming their first William Buck Premier flag after they booked a grand final spot with a 23-point victory over University
