
VAFA Live Coverage – April 25-26
Round 3 features William Buck Premier Men’s Showcase Round with ALL FIVE matches live-streamed for the first time, plus a Women’s double-header on KTV. See all the details and broadcast
The 2017 VAFA women’s competition continues to grow exponentially each week and the VAFA anticipates more than 30 teams competing in the inaugural year.
With AFL Victoria announcing the end of the Victorian Women’s Football League (VWFL) last week, the newly-formed VAFA competition stands to be the largest in Victoria.
10 community leagues will embrace women’s football in 2017 with the establishment of a new women’s comp. structure https://t.co/a5XJkcUCRe pic.twitter.com/2R3FDzkxk8
— AFL Victoria (@aflvic) November 8, 2016
As such, there are a number of coaching positions available for clubs entering next year’s competition, including De La Salle, West Brunswick, Chadstone, Marcellin, Oakleigh and the Brunswick Renegades.
We are starting a Women's football for season 2017!! Details on the pic #bepartofhistory pic.twitter.com/zyLqKb7ndu
— Chadstone Footy Club (@ChadstoneFC) November 16, 2016
Pre-season is around the corner! First session on Monday the 21st of November – starting early but worth it for the fitness ????
— SKOB Saints (@skobsaints) November 16, 2016
It is one of the biggest developments in the Association’s 124-year history so don’t miss your chance to play a role.
For a full list of positions and to apply, click HERE
Round 3 features William Buck Premier Men’s Showcase Round with ALL FIVE matches live-streamed for the first time, plus a Women’s double-header on KTV. See all the details and broadcast
Read the week three edition of The Amateur Footballer as we review round two and preview the upcoming weekend of the 2025 VAFA season! Team lists can be accessed in
Round 3 is the VAFA’s inaugural William Buck Premier Men’s SHOWCASE ROUND, with all five matches live streamed on VAFA.com.au for the first time. Who will shine on the big