Thick & Thin Round returns to the VAFA
Thick and Thin Round is set to return in Round 16 this year as the VAFA player-driven initiative aims to continue to help raise awareness of men’s mental health issues
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Warriors outlast Bulldogs, Masala relentless against Synners
Masala registered their highest score for the season – and most scoring shots in a game with 54 – as they defeated Chadstone by 113 points at WJ Turner Reserve.
Saints fly high in top-of-the-table clash, Cobras’ emphatic return to form
UHS-VU came from nine points down at half time and defeated South Melbourne Districts by eight points at Brens Oval. Nicholas Devereux led the way for the Vultures with three
Unicorns enter Division 2 top four, Preston win battle of the Bullants
Emmaus St Leo’s and Melbourne High School Old Boys played out a classic at Bennettswood Sports Ground, with the Unicorns running out five-point victors. It was a high-scoring affair with
Raiders down Two Blues for first of the season, Bannister bags 10
Old Mentonians ended a three-game losing streak when they defeated Brunswick NOBSPC by 23 points at Alec Gillon Oval. Billy Chapman starred as the Panthers kicked five goals to one
Wellers push Nodders all the way, Bears return serve on Hoes
Mazenod’s unbeaten season continued in their first match back from the bye, coming from two goals down and defeating Old Camberwell by six points at Central Reserve. Trailing by four
Blues upset Sharks, Tigers maul Cardinals for outright second
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers replaced Old Scotch in second place on the Premier B ladder after they defeated Cardinals by 70 points at Camberwell Sports Ground. Leading by 28 points at
De La go a game clear at the top of William Buck Premier ladder
De La Salle solidified their position at the top of the William Buck Premier ladder with a commanding 61-point victory against Old Trinity at Waverley Oval. The top-of-the-table clash failed
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