#StartTheConvo with Thick and Thin
VAFA players have always been an active group in the community, so it was no surprise when Scott Sherwen (skipper at Old Scotch) and Simon Hogan (Uni Blacks Premiership midfielder)
Under 19s
Under 19 Section 2 and 3 Wrap
Tom Neuendorf Section Two In perfect conditions for football, Caulfield Grammarians caused the boil over of the round at Whitefriars College on Saturday. After a slow start to the
Under 19 Section 4 & Colts Wrap
Jack Paynter @jackpayn U19 Section 4 Pirates high Peninsula continue to set the bar high as they went 6-0 with a solid win over De La Salle. The spread of
Goal kicking practice needed!
John Donohoe @jdonohoe12 Uni Blacks and De La Salle battled it out at Crawford oval and it was a tight opening term that saw the home side take the lead
Editorial – Recognising our Umpires
Michael Sholly This weekend around Australia we acknowledge the outstanding contribution umpires make to the game of Australian rules football. This goes all the way down from the professionals at
Michael Hazell resigns as President of VAFA
The VAFA wishes to announce that VAFA President, Michael Hazell, will be stepping down from his role as President, effective at the upcoming VAFA Board Meeting on 1 June, 2015. Michael
Shark Surprise – MEGT U19 Premier
Wet weather footy was back on deck in Round 3 and scrappy football ensued. In the ‘Bachelor of Arts’ cup battle between the two Uni sides it was the Blues
Under 19 Section 4 and Colts: Round 4
Jack Paynter @jackpayn U19 Section 4 There were some tighter contests in round 3 as wet weather across Melbourne made clean football tough for players. Therry Penola perhaps caused the
U19 Section 2, 3, Colts Wrap from Rd2
Tom Neuendorf @tpneuendorf U19 Section 2 Only three sides remain undefeated. The excitement around the Friars camp is building after another comprehensive win over the weekend. This time it was
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