VAFA Media Live Coverage – Saturday, August 8
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2019 Division 3 Men’s Team of the Year
| FB | Joel Luis (RC) | Aaron Bodin (Mann) | Russell Foster (Aquinas) |
| HB | Lachlan Barnes (Aquinas) | Rohan Walmsley (Cant) – C | Adam Imber (WG) |
| C | Pat O’Brien (WG) | Tom Bell (Mann) | Matt Hill (ESL) |
| HF | Adam Wells (Park) | Martin Astbury (Cant) | Christopher Beluszar (ESL) |
| FF | Anthony Raso (Mann) | Kane Maghamez (Mann) | Joshua Robertson (Aquinas) |
| FOLL | Thomas Flood (Mann) | Paul Baranello (ESL) – VC | Ayden Sukkel (Mann) |
| I/C | Cam Pullen (RC) | Nick Szabo (Cant) | Matt David (NB) |
| Brent Simons (ESL) | |||
| COACH | Ash Naulty (Aquinas) |
After going through the home and away season with just one loss to their name, Manningham Cobras boast the highest number of Team of the Year representatives with six.
Led by joint Hutchinson Medallist Tom Bell, the Cobras have players in each third of the ground while premiers Aquinas have four. The Bloods’ quartet includes senior coach Ash Naulty after he led his chargers to the flag for the second time in three years.
Canterbury star Rohan Walmsley has been named skipper alongside Emmaus St Leo’s champion Paul Baranello as vice-captain.
The selection process for all sections changed this year with coaches given the opportunity to nominate their own players for consideration while also choosing players from opposition teams. This, in conjunction with VAFA Media nominations, formed a more rounded selection committee.
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