Peninsula will get an opportunity to claim its first-ever senior flag in the VAFA after they proved too strong for Caulfield Grammarians with a 16-point win at Trevor Barker Oval.
Leading by five points at the first break, the Pirates gradually increased the margin as the game went on, with William Crowder starring in front of goal on his way to a bag of five.
Adam Smrdel left nothing in the tank in a dominant best-on-ground performance, while George Fletcher, Stefan Barbour, Alexander Marshall and Will Harbinson bothered the scorers with two each.
Thomas Small was nothing short of inspirational for the Fields, who now leave the finals race on the back of two consecutive losses after claiming the minor premiership.
The Pirates will meet Mazenod in a Premier C blockbuster next week and follow it up with elevation to Premier B.
The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) is thrilled to announce a four-year extension of its major partnership with Holmesglen Institute. The Holmesglen logo will continue to feature prominently on all
The recent passing of Australian cricketing great Ian Redpath reminded us of Paul Amy’s recent story for News Corp about Ian’s passion for the VAFA. Redpath is best known as
“We spoke about the new generation of our club – the ‘NEW CAREY.’ Our young group really took ownership of their club this year. Boys who are still so connected
