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Former VAFA Clubs

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FORMER CLUBS

Since the inception of the VAFA in 1892, more than 250 clubs have spent at least a season in the Association.

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Albanvale1989-92 
Alphington1934-83 
AMP Society1963-81Changed name to Balaclava in 1982.
ANZ Bank1950-1969(1970 amalgamated with Albert Park. Changed name from ANZ Bank to ANZ Albert Park 1996 then Albert Park in 1999)
Army Apprentices1966-70 
Assumption College OC1964-82Were part of Combined Country Colleges in 1978-81
Australian Postal Institute1965 
Balaclava1982-90Club formed from AMP Society changed name to Glenhuntly 1991 – 1998 before they amalgamated with St Kilda South Caulfield, St Kilda CBCOB to form Glen Eira in 1999
Balwyn1946-55 
Balwyn Combined1993-96 
Banyule1979 – 2014(Junior Section only 1979 moved up to Senior Section in 1980) – left VAFA for Northern FL at end 2014
Bellfield1950-65 
Bentleigh2000-2010 
Bentleigh Districts1929-37 
Beverley1898-1915 
Beverley Hills1972-81 
Black Rock1922, 1927-30 
Bloods1987-98(G Section only in 1987, merged with Old Brighton to become Old Brighton Bloods in 1996, name changed to Old Brighton in 1998)
Boronia Park1990-94 
Boroondara1897, 1903-04Merged with Hawthorn Football Club (played in MJFA 1902-1913) in 1905. Took Boroondara colours of black jumper with red sash but adopted the Hawthorn name.
Brighton1892-1907 
Brighton1952-58(changed name from St Andrew’s)
Brighton TSOB1930-40 
Brightonvale1926-39Changed name to Brighton
Brunswick1926-94, 1999-2003(changed name to Brunswick Power)
Bulleen/Templestowe1974–2024Junior Section only in 1974 moved up to Senior Section in 1975.
Bulleen United1975-95(merged with Canterbury North Balwyn to become Bulleen Cobras, 1996)
Burwood1928-36 
Camberwell1992-95 
Canterbury North Balwyn1993-95(merged with Bulleen United to become Bulleen Cobras, 1996)
Canterbury United Churches1931-32 
Carlton Districts1909-15 
Carnegie1935-38 
Carnegie Church of Christ1946 
Cassie1964-65 
Caulfield1884-1915, 1924-25, 1952-53Caulfield combined with Malvern 1915
Celtic1900-02 
Chirnside Park1990-1999 
Clayton1979-89merged with Waverley VF, 1989
Coburg1935-87 
Collingwood Districts1906-15 
Commercial Bank1959-66 
Commonwealth Bank1947-94merged with State Bank on merger with the respective banks. New club State Commonwealth Bank formed 1991.   Commonwealth Bank changed ane to Southbank 1994
Coolaroo Rovers1980 
Combined Country Colleges1978-81Combination of St Pat’s Ballarat, Monivee and Assumption OC
Dandenong KSP1930-32 
Dookie-Longerenong1970-74 
Doveton SJOC1981-95(Commenced at St John’s OC then changed name to Doveton-St Johns OC 1990 then to Doveton)
Dragons2013 – 2014Joined VAFA in 2013 form Southern FL. Left VAFA at end of 2014 to return to SFL.
East Caulfield1947-51 
East Malvern1929-64 
Edlington1892 Foundation club
Elwood1922-23 
ES & A Bank1932-35, 1952-69 
ES & A Bank-National Bank1936-37(Withdrew due to amalagamation with ANZ Bank)
Fairfield1936-73 
Fawkner1973-95 
Fitzroy Districts1904-05 
Fitzroy Juniors1912-15 
Fitzroy Reds1998-2008Changed name from University Reds 1955-1964, 1973-98 and shed links with Melbourne University, now playing as part of Fitzroy Football Club.
Flinders Naval Base1927-28 
Footscray Districts1892 Foundation club
Footscray TSOB1932-90Changed name to FIT in 1989
Gardenvale-Middle Brighton1926 
Gardiner1932(Changed name to Malvern 1933)
Geelong Amatuers1926-40, 1947-82 
Glenhuntly1926-73 
Glenhuntly1991-1998Changed name from Balaclava 1991- merged with St Kilda South Caulfield, St Kilda CBCOB 1999 to become Glen Eira
Glenroy1974-77Changed name to Therry CCOB 1977
GTV 91986 
Hampton1923-27 
Hawthorn1954-57 
Hawthorn1902-13The current AFL powerhouse Hawthorn Football Club commenced in the VAFA (then the MJFA) before moving to the VFA in 1914. They joined the VFL from the VFA in 1925. Club merged with Boroondara (late Waterloo) in 1905 and adopted Boroondara’s colours of a black guernsey with red sash but retained the name of Hawthorn. In 1906 Hawthorn merged with successful junior club the Hawthorn Rovers to form the Hawthorn City Football Club as a result of Glenferrie Oval opening
Heatherton1975-89 
Heidelberg West1939-40 
Huntingdale1956 
Insurance Companies’ Social Clubs1954-58 
Ivanhoe1934-2023(Changed name to Ivanhoe Assumption 1999-2006) (Changed name to Ivanhoe Amateurs in 2007)
Kew Districts1926 
Kingsville1927-35 
Kontias1989-91 
Kooyong1963-65 
La Trobe University Reds1971 
Leopold1898-1915 
Malvern1896, 1933-64Changed name from Gardiner in 1933.   Later changed name to Tooronga-Malvern 1964-72
Manningham Cobras1996 – 2022(Changed name from Bulleen Cobras 2009). Merged with Yarra Old Grammarians Football Club ahead of the 2023 season.
Melbourne Shipping Companies1922 
Melbourne Swimming Club1920-23 
Monash Gryphons1991 – 2016Formed a part-amalgamation with Glen Eira in 2017
Monash Whites1964-65, 1971-2001Changed name to Monash Blues to become their Club 18 team in 2001.
Moreland1949-51 
Mt Carmel OC1936-40 
Mt Lilydale1997-2018 
Murrumbeena1923-62 
Myer1937-54 
National Bank1932-38, 1954-79 
Naval Base Flinders1927-28 
Newlands Coburg1994-1996 
North Alphington1948-52 
Northern Blues2009 – 2010Entered as an Under 18 club only, changed name to Northern Blues in 2011, with the club becoming a senior club in 2013.
Nunawading1894-1896 
Oakleigh1908-11, 1927-28 
Oakleigh – Clayton2003-2006Oakleigh Merged with Clayton (SFL)to form an u19 side only. Seniors remain the same.
Old Eltham Collegians1986 – (?)Changed name to Old Eltham Collegians from Eltham Collegians in 2012.
Old Haileybury-Old Trinity1928-35 
Old Paradians1929-2023 
Old Scotch Collegians1894-1895 
Olinda1893 
Parkdale1934-54 
Parkville1899 
Pascoe Vale1927-28, 1940 
Patricians1965-69 
Pharmacy College1962-65 
Point Cook2010-17Left VAFA to WRFL in a bid to join senior & junior club
Port Colts1987-89 
Port Melbourne1956-59 
Port Rovers1903-08 
Postal Institute1965 
***Prahran1999-2010(Formerley known as Southbank, also refer Commonwealth Bank). In 2011, club merged with Assumption Old Collegians to become Prahran Assumption.
Prahran – Caulfield2007 –Joined through amalgamation with Caulfield (SFL) to form Under 19 side
Preston1954-69 
Preston Marist Brothers Old Boys1983-93 
Princes Hill1979-81 
RAAF Cadets1964-65 
Reservoir Old Boys1965-77 
Rupertswood2000-2012Left the VAFA for the RDFL at end of 2012
Salesian O C1989-2007Amalgamated with St Mary’s, start of 2008
Sandringham Districts1926-27 
Scotch Collegians1894-95 
South Camberwell1937-40 
South Caulfield1926-40 
South Melbourne City1954-59 
South Melbourne Juniors1900 
South Mornington2006-2019(Under-19 only 2006, seniors and reserves 2007)
South St Kilda1892-1899 
South Yarra1897-1921 
Southbank1994-98Formerly known as Commonwealth Bank, changed name to Prahran for 1999.
St Andrew’s – Coburg1986-1995 
St Colomb’s1953 
St Francis Xavier’s1899 
St Francis Xavier OC2007-2019 
St Ignatius’s1900-02, 1932-34 
St Jude’s1892-1893 
St Kilda CBC Old Boys1958-1991St Kilda CBC merged with Murrumbeena and South Caulfield from the (YCWFL) in 1992 to become St Kilda South Caulfield (1992-98). Before they amalgamated with Glen Huntly in 1998 to become Glen Eira in 1999.
St Leonard’s1986-89 
St Mary’s1990-2007Amalgamated with Salesian, start of 2008
St Mary’s1892-1898Foundation club.
St Patrick’s (Ballarat) OC1939-40, 1951-55, 1964-75 
St Patricks Mentone1991-2000changed name to Mentone Amateurs in 2000
St Paul’s (Ascot Vale)1926-40 
St Peter’s Clayton1991-92Changed name of Oakleigh in 1992
St Pius’s1979-1982 
St Andrew’s (Brighton)1949-51 
St Kilda South Caulfield1992-98Merged with Glenhuntly in 1999 to become Glen Eira
St Patrick’s Monivae1976 
State Commonwealth Bank1991-1994Formed from merger of State Bank and Commonwealth Bank, 1991, changed name to Southbank 1994
State Electricity Commission1947 
State Savings Bank1927-90 
Surrey Hills1928-32 
Teachers College1920-57 
Thomastown1975-2000Moved to the DVFL now the Northern Football League
Thornbury1973-83(Junior club only 1975 – 1979, moved into senior section 1980)
Thornbury Cougars1996-1999Ceased
Toorak Grosvenor1892-1894 
Tooronga-Malvern1964-72(Changed name from Malvern)
Waltham1895-1897 
Waverley Amateurs1989-90(Clayton and Waverley VFA merged to form Waverley Amateurs (1989)
Werribee Districts1998 – 2013Joined as a junior club. (Werribee Amateurs until 2011), Left VAFA from Premier B at end of 2013 to transfer to Western Region FL.
West Hawthorn1927-33 
Windsor1894-1898 
Wyndham Suns2014Broke to form new club out of Old Westbourne Grammarians, but only formed a U19s for 2014. Left for Western Regiorn FL at end of 2014
YMCA1892-1893 
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