VAFA Media Live Coverage – Saturday, July 18
Round 12 of VAFA Media action delivers 3 massive William Buck Premier Men’s matches, as first hosts second, last year’s Grand Finalists meet again, and two teams collide in the
As the 2021 season comes to a close for sides outside the top four, Preston Bullants have announced that club champion George Wakim will not continue as senior men’s coach.
Wakim joined the club 10 years ago (then known as Northern Blues) and became their first-ever senior coach in 2013.
His results were as incredible as they were immediate, leading his chargers to four senior flags in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2019.
He was named the VAFA Coach of the Year for the first time in 2014 following his side’s 24-point Division 3 Grand Final win over Richmond Central.
Just two years later, Wakim was named the Coach of the Year (Divisions) yet again on the back of their incredible 12-point win over St John’s in Division 2.
Now, as he departs, the Bullants are competing in Premier C.
From everyone at the VAFA, we congratulate George on his incredible tenure with Preston and thank him for his service to the Association.
The Bullants are now on the hunt for a senior men’s coach. You can read the position description HERE
Round 12 of VAFA Media action delivers 3 massive William Buck Premier Men’s matches, as first hosts second, last year’s Grand Finalists meet again, and two teams collide in the
With the second bye weekend in the books, the race for September is officially on, and William Buck Premier Men’s roars back to life with 5 extremely important games, including
Under 19 Men’s and B-D3 do the Big V Proud! With all VAFA Clubs outside of Division 3 Men’s having the traditional mid-season bye last weekend, most attention was focused
