2026 Division 2 Men’s Team of the Year
The 2026 Division 2 Men’s season was highly competitive, with unbeaten runs, bags of goals and hangers all playing a big part. One of the upsets of the season came
The VAFA recently conducted a Women’s Football Player Survey with more than 650 players who were registered in 2019.
The results were overwhelming positive, with most respondents believing playing football in the VAFA is welcoming, inclusive, fun, and enjoyable.
88% agreed the current length of quarters (20 minutes with no time on) is right while the same number would recommend VAFA football to their friends.
61% believe there is too much on-field congestion and the 14-game home and away fixture was split with 50% wanting additional matches and the other 50% believing 14 is the right number.
When asked for three reasons why they started playing football, a large majority answered for physical health/fitness (83%) and for enjoyment (68%). Other popular reasons included the chance to a be a part of a welcoming and inclusive environment (42%), and to socialise with friends (40%). Only 18% joined in the search for on-field success.
The 2026 Division 2 Men’s season was highly competitive, with unbeaten runs, bags of goals and hangers all playing a big part. One of the upsets of the season came
The Division 3 Women’s season culminated in a nail-biting Grand Final, with minor premiers Parkdale Vultures clinching a 5-point victory over Old Haileybury, who had come from third to knock
The VAFA is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for election to the VAFA Board at the 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM). Four (4) Directors are required to
