
CYs stun Saints in home victory, while the Fields stay perfect
Round 8 of the William Buck Premier Women’s competition lived up to the hype with several fantastic clashes and a huge boil over between Williamstown CYMS and St Kevin’s headlining
56 players have been named in the Premier B – Division 4 Big V squad set to take on the Western Australian Amateur Football League (WAAFL) on July 7.
It’s been three years since the B-D4 side last played but it is of the utmost importance to provide the opportunity and honor of wearing the Big V guernsey to all those throughout the VAFA. Due to the disbandment of the AAFC U23’s carnival this year, the VAFA pursued a home match against the WAAFL which will be led by Big V champion and coach Russell Barnes.
A maximum of 10 players will be selected from Premier B (5) and Premier C (5) and no more than one player from each club. The age limit of all players selected is 27 and under.
Training will commence next Wednesday 20 June at Elsternwick Park. All clubs and players will receive correspondence shortly. The venue of the match is yet to be confirmed.
The VAFA congratulates all those who have been selected and looks forward to carrying on the positive momentum created by recent victories from both our men’s and women’s senior sides.
Christian Carnovale | Hampton Rovers |
Sean Calcedo | Preston Bullants |
Dean Calcedo | Preston Bullants |
Nathan Parkes | Preston Bullants |
Blair Atkins | Ormond |
Tom Buckley | Ormond |
Jake Mennuni | Therry Penola |
Jacob Gough | Therry Penola |
Aaron Cloke | Oakleigh |
Pat Ioannides | Oakleigh |
Nicholas Burgin | Brunswick |
Glen Costas | St John’s |
Dylan McKenzie | St John’s |
Ryan Jeffrey | Old Paradians |
Lewis Neate | Whitefriars |
Brad Jordan | MHSOB |
New Baxter | Emmaus St Leo’s |
Tom Mooney | Latrobe Uni |
Todd Richardson | Glen Eira |
Martin Astbury | Canterbury |
Aaron Downie | Hawthorn AFC |
Russell Foster | Aquinas |
Phil Dyck | Aquinas |
Tom Flood | Manningham Cobras |
Michael Culliver | Westbourne Grammarians |
Thomas Murrihy | South Melbourne Districts |
Toby Manning | Box Hill North |
Eamon Stewart | Box Hill North |
Joe Harrison | Monash Blues |
Nick Petering | Monash Blues |
Charlie Dillion | Parkdale |
Tim Nixon | Caulfield Grammarians |
Lachy Huntington | University Blacks |
Dean Izon | Mazenod |
Josh Muling | Mazenod |
James Paul | Old Haileybury |
Simon Caven | St Bernard’s |
Tom Sullivan | St Bernard’s |
Connor Riley | St Bernard’s |
Ash Krakauer | AJAX |
Kane Nissenbaum | AJAX |
Sam Cust | Old Carey |
Julian Turner | Fitzroy |
Max Ellis | Fitzroy |
Tom O’Donnell | Fitzroy |
Sam Glenn | Peninsula |
John Simson | Old Geelong |
Jock Grimshaw | Old Geelong |
Matt Kirkwood | Old Geelong |
James Robertson | Marcellin |
Jeremiah Antypas | Marcellin |
Nick Reeves-Smyth | Old Ivanhoe |
Nicholas Ebinger | Williamstown CYMS |
Ben Andrews | St Mary’s Salesian |
Lachy Boyd | Old Mentonians |
Sam D’Andrea | Old Mentonians |
David Fahey | PEGS |
Matt Dal Santo | North Brunswick |
Isaac Romano | Parkside |
Round 8 of the William Buck Premier Women’s competition lived up to the hype with several fantastic clashes and a huge boil over between Williamstown CYMS and St Kevin’s headlining
Round 8 of the Men’s Division 3 competition proved to be an exciting one as the gap between the top four and the trailing pack gets tighter. Three matches in
After eight rounds of football in 2024, Williamstown CYMS found itself marooned in ninth, three wins outside of eighth place, with the grim reality of a relegation battle to come through wintertime.