VAFA Statement
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,
With the naming of the AFL All-Australian team overnight, VAFA.com.au would like to recognise the VAFA Teams of the Year as published in the Amateur Footballer following the conclusion of the home and away fixture.
Below is Premier C scribe James Ried’s 2015 Team of the Year.
| FB | Simon Bennett (OC) | Joe Cosgriff (MB) | Ryan Jones (PEGS) |
| HB | Hamish McLauchlan (OH) | Nick Fisher (Pen) | Andrew Young (MB) |
| C | Ashley Viney (Mar) | Maddison Hardiman (MB) | James Fletcher (Pen) |
| HF | Michael Mitris (OIG) | Jeremiah Antypas (Mar) | Trevor Bromley (Oak) |
| FF | Nick Ebinger (Will) | Aaron Cloke (Oak) | Nick Petering (MB) |
| Foll | David Bruno (OIG) | Jarrod Egglestone (TP) | Peter Gleadhill (OH) |
| Int | Anthony Beaini (Mar), Nick Gooda (OH), Bradley Thompson (OIG), Jonathon Blanch (Mar) | ||
| Coach | Paul Groves (MB) | ||
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,
See some the best highlights across the VAFA in the Big Screen Video Plays of the Week.
Round 4 of Premier B Women’s delivered a genuine thriller at Toorak Park, where Old Melburnians escaped with the narrowest of victories against a rapidly improving Old Xaverians outfit. Elsewhere,
