Snowdogs relegated, but who will join them? William Buck Premier Men’s Round 17 Review
Half of the William Buck Premier Men’s relegation race has been resolved, but three clubs will face a very anxious final day of the home & away season, while the
Anthony Simpson & Brendan Corcoran entered VAFA immortality over the weekend when they umpired their 550th games in Division 2 (Aquinas vs Bulleen-Temp) and Division 3 (Albert Park vs Richmond Central), respectively.
Brendan began umpiring in 1992 and he has run the boundary in Premier and Premier B GF’s, two rep games and he is a Life Member of the VAFAUA.
“I enjoy the challenge of umpiring and the running aspect of the sport and I recommend the VAFA to others as it is a safe place to umpire. I plan to continue umpiring indefinitely and hope to hit 600 career games.”
As for Anthony, he started with the VAFAUA in 1993 and his career highlights include standing the goals in two Premier C grand finals. Asked what keep shim umpiring, Anthony said “my dad Graham umpired with me in my first game, my brother Peter, nephew Matthew, sons Michael and Joshua and cousin Shannon all umpired with me at some point”.
“I would encourage anyone to come at Umpire at VAFA it is a fantastic association to be with.”
Half of the William Buck Premier Men’s relegation race has been resolved, but three clubs will face a very anxious final day of the home & away season, while the
Parkdale 2.7 (18) def Hawthorn 2.0 (12) The Vultures have won their way through to the Division 3 Women’s Grand Final with a 7-point victory over the Hawks. After a
MHSOB 16.11 (107) def by Canterbury 22.11 (143) MHSOB’s eight-game winning streak comes to an end as Canterbury secured finals footy. The game started as a shootout, with both sides
