Congratulations to all our 2026 VAFA League Best & Fairest Winners!
The official vote counts for every VAFA senior & Under 19 section (excluding Premier Men’s & Premier Women’s) League Best & Fairest have been conducted for the 2026 season. VAFA
Old Xaverians bounced back from the Premier Reserve Grand Final loss in 2016 with a hard-fought victory over St Kevin’s at Trevor Barker Oval. Led by a best-on-ground performance from Nick Nunan and three Louis Denton goals, Xavs came from 11 points down at the first break with eight of the last 12 majors. They owned the second quarter with four goals to one and maintained the ascendancy despite SKOB coming with five points at the last break. Luke Barry was also outstanding for Xavs while Harris Lagastes and James Stewart were standouts for SKOB. It is the 14th Reserves flag for Xavs to go alongside their 20 senior premierships.
Best on Ground Medal: Nick Nunan (Old Xaverians)
Earlier in the day, SKOB Gold kickstarted their grand final campaign in style with a 14-point Premier Thirds victory against Old Xaverians Red. Trailing by two goals at the last break, SKOB came home with the breeze and nailed four unanswered in the finals term with Edward Ring top-scoring with three. Troy McMaster was phenomenal for SKOB in a standout display, while Charles Randles and Patrick Rhodes impressed. Harrison Kelly nailed three majors of his own for Xavs and James Samartzis continued his fantastic form as their best player.
Best on Ground Medal: Troy McMaster (St Kevin’s Gold)
The official vote counts for every VAFA senior & Under 19 section (excluding Premier Men’s & Premier Women’s) League Best & Fairest have been conducted for the 2026 season. VAFA
With the 2026 VAFA season in the books, we move into Awards season, which kicks off with our annual VAFA Awards Show, TONIGHT from 7pm (then available on demand) right
University Blues have returned to the top of the VAFA mountain for the first time in 7 years, making history in the process by becoming the first A-Grade premiers to
