Snowdogs relegated, but who will join them? William Buck Premier Men’s Round 17 Review
Half of the William Buck Premier Men’s relegation race has been resolved, but three clubs will face a very anxious final day of the home & away season, while the
The VAFA Board have confirmed that the Premier Grand Final will return to its traditional Sunday slot with the Premier B and Premier C Grand Finals to be played on the Saturday of the same weekend.
After a two year trial period of having a stand alone Premier Grand Final on the Saturday the Board felt that the VAFA community, whilst responsive to a stand alone Grand Final, still preferred the Premier Grand Final to be played on a Sunday.
The return of the Premier Grand Final to a Sunday means the Premier B and Premier C Grand Finals will also return to their traditional Saturday slots the day before the Premier decider. This packages up the top three premier sections into one action packed weekend.
The Board has also determined that the Division Grand Finals will all be played on the weekend prior, therefore all the Premier sections will need an extra bye in the season to accommodate this.
Half of the William Buck Premier Men’s relegation race has been resolved, but three clubs will face a very anxious final day of the home & away season, while the
MHSOB 16.11 (107) def by Canterbury 22.11 (143) MHSOB’s eight-game winning streak comes to an end as Canterbury secured finals footy. The game started as a shootout, with both sides
Week 1 of the Division 4 Women’s finals has kicked off, with two thrilling matches played out across the weekend. Wattle Park and Aquinas will meet in this weekend’s Preliminary
