
VAFA 2015: A year of highlights
What a year 2015 proved to be in the Victorian Amateur Football Association. As supporters, we were spoiled as every week provided more and more highlights both on and off
What a year 2015 proved to be in the Victorian Amateur Football Association. As supporters, we were spoiled as every week provided more and more highlights both on and off
By Jack Paynter St Kevin’s have produced a stunning final quarter display to take home the U19 Section 4 premiership over the much fancied Peninsula Pirates. It was an up
St Kevin’s Old Boys kicked six last quarter goals to record a 31-point U19 Section 4 grand final win against Peninsula at Sportscover Arena earlier today. Trailing the Pirates by
Old Carey Grammarians are the U19 Section 3 premiers after they overcame a valiant Old Geelong to win by 14 points at Sportscover Arena. In a match where the leader
Old Xaverians claimed the MEGT U19 Premier grand final with a 10-point win against St Bernard’s at Trevor Barker Oval. An 18-point margin at the first break was the largest
Caulfield Grammarians claimed the U19 Section 2 premiership with a 24-point win against Parkdale Vultures at Trevor Barker Oval. It was a red-hot start for the Fields, kicking four goals
By Jon Donohoe – @jdonohoe12 It was preliminary final day for the Under 19s, and in Premier section it was a mouth-watering battle between the Old Xaverians and Beaumaris at
By U19 premiership coach Ray Leetham PREMIER-St BERNARD’S v OLD XAVERIANS Trevor Barker Sat 2-15pm As predicted earlier in the season the two powerhouse teams play off for the ultimate
The VAFA would like to congratulate seven award winners who were announced as the best and fairest players in their respective sections on 96.5 Inner FM earlier tonight. Rory Angiolella