You Never Forget Your First – For the Love of the Game’s Round 1 Review
The VAFA’s back for 2026! Jason Bennett, Matty Donald & Brayden May take a long, lingering look at everything that happened across Round 1 of the competition in a jam-packed
Glen Eira proved far too strong for La Trobe University as they solidified a grand final spot against Hawthorn with a 74-point victory at Garvey Oval.
Leigh Stevens (five) and Julius Waras Carstensen (four) combined for nine goals as the Saints refused to allow the undermanned Trobers a look in.
Mitchell Gleeson was a notable omission for the Trobers after he had received the goal kicking award as the section leading goal kicker with 76.
Matthew Cassidy and Roman Zemlinsky starred for the Saints, while Ben Rose and Andrew Barrett chipped in with two goals each.
The Saints will now meet Hawthorn in next week’s Division 3 Grand Final, with the two sides 1-1 head-to-head after the home and away season.
The VAFA’s back for 2026! Jason Bennett, Matty Donald & Brayden May take a long, lingering look at everything that happened across Round 1 of the competition in a jam-packed
Round 1 of Premier B Women’s delivered statement performances and heart‑stopping finishes as the competition sprang to life across Melbourne. Old Melburnians re‑established themselves as the competition’s benchmark, Beaumaris showed
The VAFA congratulates Will Hart from Old Carey Football Club, who has been nominated as the Round 1 VAFA Men’s Rising Star. Will joined Old Carey this season following an
