St Bernard’s will return to William Buck Premier in 2019 after they won through to this year’s Premier B decider with a 31-point victory over Old Carey at Box Hill City Oval.
Trailing by 16 points at the first break, the minor premiers dominated the second term with five unanswered goals before running out the second half with another five goals to three.
Michael Caven was the main destroyer in front of goal with four for the Snow Dogs, while Tom Caven and Tom Sullivan were among the best players.
Andrew Sloan was the best for the Panthers after he held Chad Jones goalless just one week after the star forward kicked his 100th goal for the year. The Panthers will now play the winner of tomorrow’s first semi-final between University Blacks and Caulfield.
The Snow Dogs return to the VAFA’s top section after suffering relegation in 2016.
William Buck Premier Men’s leapt back to life with an afternoon of compelling contests across Melbourne. St Bernard’s and University Blues played out the section’s first draw of the season
Here’s a look at some of the Round 9 social media highlights across VAFA grounds in our weekend wrap. There were a couple of goal of the year contenders in
Parkside recorded a comprehensive victory over Coburg, downing them by 116 points. They now sit third with a 211.96 percentage. The Devils managed to kick seventeen goals and keep their
