
2025 Premier B Women’s Fixture
The Premier B Women’s fixture has been released for the 2025 season. New club Port Melbourne Chargers will host Old Melburnians in their historic first home game at JL Murphy
Two senior VAFA matches were held earlier today, with St Bedes/Mentone Tigers reigniting rivalries with Old Scotch and Fitzroy hosting Ajax in Premier B Anzac Day blockbusters.
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers proved too strong for the Cardinals in their seven-point come-from-behind effort at Brindisi Street Oval. Trailing at every break prior to the final term, the Tigers kicked four goals to two in the last 30 minutes to run out the game stronger and record their second win for the season. Mitch Coen did the damage in front of the big sticks with four goals for the Tigers and took his season total to 10 majors from three matches, while Patrick Hurst was named best on ground in a standout performance. Jono Daggian continues to lift week in, week out and snagged three alongside Tom Havers for the Cardinals. Despite the loss, the Cardinals sit second on the Premier B ladder, while the Tigers are third on percentage.
In front of a sensational Brunswick Street Oval crowd, Ajax upset the home team with an 18-point victory against Fitzroy. Jake Lew played his best game for the season after missing last week for the Jackas, registering four of his side’s 11 goals. Ben Kalmus and Brad Caplan starred for the winning side, while Dan Bisetto (three goals) and Tom Biscaro flew the flag for the winless Roys. Due to six Clubs sitting on two wins for the season, the Jackas remain in seventh position on the ladder, just two spots above the Roys.
The Premier B Women’s fixture has been released for the 2025 season. New club Port Melbourne Chargers will host Old Melburnians in their historic first home game at JL Murphy
The VAFA is delighted to announce the inclusion of a brand-new club, the PORT MELBOURNE CHARGERS Women’s Football Club, for season 2025. The Chargers will initially field two senior women’s
The genesis of Laura Kane’s journey to become one of footy’s most influential administrators can be traced back to her joining the VAFA’s Melbourne Uni women’s team as a 12-year-old.