2026 VAFA Finals Fixture – August 22-23
The fixture has been released for the Week 1 of the 2026 VAFA Finals Series, featuring Men’s Thirds Semi Finals, as well as Premier B, Divisional and Holmesglen U19 Premier
Congratulations to the four 2016 Division section best and fairest award winners who were announced live and exclusively on 96.5 Inner FM last night.
Brent Christie (Eley Park Sharks), Julius Waras Carstensen (Glen Eira), Glenn Costas (St John’s) and Daniel Maitland (Old Mentonians) were deserved winners following outstanding seasons in their respective sections.
While Waras Carstensen, Costas and Maitland had their counts wrapped up prior to the final round, the anticipation peaked at the start of the broadcast as Christie came from one vote down with two rounds remaining to poll and single and a two while Tim Rogers of Westbourne Grammarians failed to garner a vote after leading for the majority of the count.
Waras Carstensen, Costas and Maitland will all attempt to double up this weekend when they take the field in their section’s grand final.
The vote counts for Unders, Premier C and B will take place tonight from 8pm. Listen live at 96.5 Inner FM or follow the VAFA blog on the home page for live updates. Remember to join the conversation by tweeting #VAFAMedals
Full vote tallies will be released in the coming days.
Division 1
| Player Name | Club | Total |
| Daniel Maitland | Old Mentonians | 24 |
| Sean Miller | Old Paradians | 23 |
| Bradley Jones | PEGS | 19 |
Division 2
| Player Name | Club | Total |
| Glenn Costas | St Johns | 25 |
| Ryan Pollard | Yarra Valley | 15 |
| Sean Calcedo | Preston Bullants | 14 |
Division 3
| Player Name | Club | Total |
| Julius Waras Carstensen | Glen Eira | 29 |
| Steve Clarke | South Melbourne | 21 |
| Shane McLaren | Parkside | 19 |
Division 4
| Player Name | Club | Total |
| Brent Christie | Eley Park | 17 |
| Timothy Rogers | Westbourne Grammar | 15 |
| Adam Pianto | Manningham Cobra | 14 |
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