Jordan by name & nature
Born to a talented footballing Dad and named after one of world sport’s greatest legends, Jordan Mifsud was always going to have sport in her veins. Her father Jason spent
Nick Armistead
When VAFA football returns on 10 April 2021, 566 days will have passed since University Blues won the William Buck Premier Men’s flag on the last day of the 2019 season. Or one year, six months and 19 days. Or 18 months and 19 days. No matter how you look at it, it’s been a long time.
In between, we’ve had two COVID-enforced lockdowns, two Richmond premierships, and a second presidential impeachment for Donald Trump. Two of the three felt like an eternity – the other, well, there are a few of us Tiger supporters.
As we look forward to the return of VAFA footy and – as VAFA Podcast Host, Joe Pignataro, says – ‘putting 2020 in the bin’, we’ll take a look at the fixture highlights as they’re released, starting with William Buck Premier Men’s.
Old Melburnians vs Caulfield Grammarians open season 101 (Round 1)
University Blues Unfurl 2019 Flag (Round 1)
Fields Unfurl Their Own (Round 2)
Old Trinity Host Old Melburnians Under Lights (Round 2)
Grand Final Re-Match (x2)
Back to School (Round 10)
Bye Rounds
Fun Facts for the Newbies
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