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VAFA Live Coverage – July 27
VAFA Media’s Round 13 live coverage features two William Buck Premier Men’s clashes pivotal to the race for fourth spot. This week’s SEN VAFA Match of the Day sees University Blues host Old
2017 marks a significant milestone in the history of the Victorian Amateur Football Association as we enter the 125th year since its inception in 1892.
Originally founded as the Metropolitan Junior Football Association (MJFA), the 1900 season saw the name changed to Metropolitan Football Association. After a change back to the MJFA, the name of the competition was altered again to the Metropolitan Amateur Football Association (1912), before finally settling on the VAFA in 1932.
The VAFA has and continues to be the main bastion of Amateur Football in Australia and within our competition all players play, for the love of the game.
As such, the VAFA would like to gauge the thoughts and feelings of our widespread and faithful community regarding ideas of how we should celebrate this significant milestone.
The best ideas will be posted on this page up until the end of May.
All ideas, thoughts and proposals can be sent to [email protected]
VAFA Media’s Round 13 live coverage features two William Buck Premier Men’s clashes pivotal to the race for fourth spot. This week’s SEN VAFA Match of the Day sees University Blues host Old
Venues for the 2024 VAFA Finals Series have been announced, highlighted by four state league grounds. 131 finals matches across 32 divisions will be played over a seven week period,
A couple of pivotal matches in the finals and relegation races headline Round 13 of VAFA William Buck Premier Men’s. Collegians & Old Xaverians enter the weekend locked together at