
Redlegs race into fourth, Fields outlast Roys
The Old Melburnians have made a sharp move up the ladder, taking a fifth win from six games to steam into Premier B’s highly-contested fourth spot by snaring a road win at
The VAFA congratulates Monash Blues’ Emily Conroy who has been named the Round 4 Anytime Fitness Rising Star after she dominated with a BOG performance during her side’s 11-point win over Old Camberwell on the weekend.
What the club said:
“Emily started playing football in 2018 with Monash Blues as she had never played competitively before. She began playing football as she thought it would be good to try a different sport and it’s so much fun.
Emily plays a lot like Dyson Heppell and Darcy Vescio. She is a dynamic left footer with an unreal boot on her.
For someone new to playing the sport, she has a terrific read of the play.”
The Old Melburnians have made a sharp move up the ladder, taking a fifth win from six games to steam into Premier B’s highly-contested fourth spot by snaring a road win at
The VAFA is proud to announce that it has signed on to the Victorian Community Football Future State Charter with a commitment to collaborate with our fellow Community Leagues across Victoria
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