
Masala and the Ammos set for a Fevolution!
Excitement is building as former AFL goalkicking superstar Brendan Fevola prepares to make his VAFA debut with the Masala Dandenong Thirds this Saturday, May 10. The 44-year-old spearhead, who booted
Last night on Inner FM the first Vote counts for VAFA best and Fairest Medals were held.
Michael Crooks and Ken Petrucco hosted the evening with Andrew Leonard counting the votes in a neighbouring studio. Last night the winners of the U18, U19 North, U19 South, Division 4, Division 3 and Division 2 winners were announced.
Tonight you can tune in from 8pm to 96.5FM for the results of U19 Section 3, U19 Section 2, U19 Premier, then the counts of Division 1, Premier C and Premier B.
David Tremewen (pictured) won the Meehan Medal for the best and fairest player in Division 4. In Division 3 the run away winner in the Hutchinson Medal was St Francis Xavier’s Dimitri Dimakopoulos. Division 2 and the Fullerton Medal provided the tightest count of the night as Yarra Valley’s James Amos polled three votes in the final game of the year to beat Ivanhoe’s Paul Harris by one vote.
Below you will find the round by round votes for all the sections counted last night.
Excitement is building as former AFL goalkicking superstar Brendan Fevola prepares to make his VAFA debut with the Masala Dandenong Thirds this Saturday, May 10. The 44-year-old spearhead, who booted
The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) proudly announces CitiPower as the Presenting Partner of the 2025 Big V Gala Dinner, to be held at Centrepiece at Melbourne Park on Thursday,
Read the week five edition of The Amateur Footballer as we review round four and preview the upcoming weekend of the 2025 VAFA season – BCNA Round. Team lists can