
Ormond claim victory in a tight tussle with Old Peninsula
A possible September preview was upon us when Ormond defeated Old Peninsula by 4 points in a thriller at Harry MacDonald Oval. There was a lot riding on this game
Round 14 marks the “Love The Game” Round in the VAFA, a dedication to responsible gambling campaign encouraging players, spectators and all participants to enjoy our great game without worrying about the odds.
Recent research has showed that two-thirds of children could name at least one betting brand and some could name three or more, which is a confronting stat. The normalisation of gambling in our game is leaving young people at risk of developing into problem gamblers.
This week, the VAFA is dedicated to building awareness around the issue gambling can pose in hope of minimising its impact on how we enjoy the sports we love, in our clubs, communities and our homes. More information about the Love the Game Round and the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation can be found at http://www.responsiblegambling.vic.gov.au/
If you or someone you know has a problem with gambling, you can call Gambler’s Help 1800 858 858 Gambler’s Help Youthline 1800 262 376
A possible September preview was upon us when Ormond defeated Old Peninsula by 4 points in a thriller at Harry MacDonald Oval. There was a lot riding on this game
See some the best highlights across the VAFA in the Big Screen Video Plays of the Week.
In a result befitting of the season to date, Premier B has a new ladder-leader as the competition heads to the double-bye, Old Trinity taking top spot by just 0.39% from Old