Round 9 Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star: Charlotte Coleman
The VAFA congratulates Charlotte Coleman from Old Yarra Cobras Football Club who has been nominated as the Round 9 Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star. In just her first season in
VAFA in the media: CEO Michael Sholly on 2017 women’s competition
VICTORIAN Amateur Football Association boss Michael Sholly says the addition of women’s teams to community football clubs could be vital for their long-term survival.
The VAFA will become one of the first local competitions to introduce a women’s league in Victoria next year, coinciding with the inaugural season of the AFL national women’s competition.
VAFA CEO Michael Sholly spoke with Leader Newspaper about the introduction of a VAFA women’s competition in 2017 and how many teams may be involved.
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