
Eleven Secret Herbs & Spices – For the Love of the Game’s Round 11 Review
Jason Bennett, Paddy Grindlay & Matthew Donald toss Round 11 of VAFA action into the air-fryer to crisp it up for this week’s edition of FOR THE LOVE OF THE
VAFA umpire, Kevin ‘Chillie’ Segota, will notch up his 800th VAFA match when he mans the goals at the blockbuster clash between Old Xaverians and University Blues at Toorak Park this weekend.
Chillie started with the VAFA in 1978 as a 17-year-old boundary umpire (as he was too young for the field). After a season on the boundary, he moved to the field, where remained until 1994.
After making his move to the goals in 1995, Chillie umpired six grand finals, including the 1987 A section with Greg Hardiman, and the 1987 representative match at the Adelaide Oval.
In all, he officiated in 240 field appointments. This alone would be an envious umpiring career, but Chillie wasn’t finished. In the goals, he has racked up an incredible 539 matches, including 17 grand finals (seven in A section/Premier) and six representative appointments.
This is an incredible accomplishment and on behalf of all those in the VAFA community, we would like to congratulate Kevin.
Jason Bennett, Paddy Grindlay & Matthew Donald toss Round 11 of VAFA action into the air-fryer to crisp it up for this week’s edition of FOR THE LOVE OF THE
The VAFA congratulates Lucy Murphy from Old Scotch Football Club who has been nominated as the Round 11 Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star. Lucy joined OSFC this season from Richmond
With finals fast approaching, every week in Premier B Women’s proves more and more important. Round 11 saw Old Brighton defend their spot at the top of the ladder, while