Old Yarra building “team DNA” despite loss: Div 2 Women’s Round in Review
An exciting round four of Division 2 Women’s featured some great matchups — this is how it played out. Old Camberwell 1.3.9 def Hampton Rovers 0.6.6 Old Camberwell took on
Collegians were firm favourites but never really looked likely. The Tigers took the initiative and played Sportscover Arena a treat, winning by three goals in the end. It was a bizarre old day, with about 80 weather changes, but the Tigers really stuck to their guns. Their silky young onballer Ben Phibbs was a real standout, as was captain Luke Wintle. Others to impress included veteran Michael Hazell and teenage star Brett Collins.
For the minor premiers, there’s a lot of head scratching. Now they face one of the more daunting tasks in VAFA footy – a date with Old Xaverians in the preliminary final. They weren’t terrible – Fergus Watts was a real menace all day, while Nick Stone, Jono Dixon and Nick Ries all stood up. But they didn’t look like the team which demolished the Tigers earlier in the season.
In other matches played today, Williamstown CYMS claimed the D3 title with a comanding 60 point win over Eltham at Coburg City Oval and in D4, St Francis Xavier advanced through to the Grand Final in their first year in the VAFA senior sections when they defeated Albert Park by 55 points at Vermont.
An exciting round four of Division 2 Women’s featured some great matchups — this is how it played out. Old Camberwell 1.3.9 def Hampton Rovers 0.6.6 Old Camberwell took on
Old Xaverians continued their impressive start to the season with a commanding 105-71 win over Caulfield Grammarians in what was a free-flowing contest. Despite the final margin, Xavier coach Matt
The VAFA prides itself on providing a haven for all to enjoy our wonderful indigenous game. Together with our 65 clubs a VAFA primary pillar is to create an inclusive,
