More than football: Partnerships power Big V weekend
For every footballer, some moments are so special that they stay with them forever. Almost every player would remember their first game, or even their first goal. Some are fortunate
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.”
For every footballer, some moments are so special that they stay with them forever. Almost every player would remember their first game, or even their first goal. Some are fortunate
De La Salle returned to the winner’s list in Premier B over the weekend, climbing back into the top four with a nine-point win over Old Melburnians. A five-goal-to-three second
