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 plans to introduce a women’s competition in 2017 and this weekend our community will get a glance at what to expect in the coming years as compromised games will be played as curtain raisers to the seniors on Saturday afternoon.
A shortened game (15-minute halves) of women’s football will begin at 1:30pm at various grounds before the seniors at 2:15pm.
Good luck to all who are taking part and congratulations to the clubs who have helped build this initiative.
This is the first step as the VAFA endeavours to be the first stand-alone women’s community competition in Melbourne. For more information read VAFA CEO, Michael Sholly’s, editorial HERE
*Feature photo: Peter Haskin AJN
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