2026 Division 1 Women’s Team of the Year
The 2026 VAFA Women’s Division 1 Team of the Year has been announced, recognising and celebrating the standout players from across the competition after another exciting season of football. Ormond,
The VAFA extends its deepest condolences to the family and friends of VAFA Life Member Peter Hutchinson following his recent passing.
Hutchinson played a total of 363 Amateur games, including 357 with Power House and six with Old Camberwell. His playing career at Power House was littered with accolades as he was a seven-time best and fairest award winner and three-time premiership player (1959, 1971 and 1973).
Following a distinguished playing career, Hutchinson coached Old Camberwell from 1978-80 and claimed the ’78 premiership.
He played representative football against South Australia (1961) and was the first coach of the Big V C – F side and remained undefeated from 1981-83.
His coaching days were followed by years as a Big V selector for the C – F side (1987-91) and A – B team (1992 – 2004).
Hutchinson was inducted as a Big V Champion in 2008 and served as a member of the VAFA executive from 1993 – 2005.
He received the inaugural VAFA Personality of the Year award in 1972 and was made an Honorary Life Member of the VAFA in 2005.
May Peter rest in peace.
The 2026 VAFA Women’s Division 1 Team of the Year has been announced, recognising and celebrating the standout players from across the competition after another exciting season of football. Ormond,
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