Flag Feature: The Saints came marching in (Part 1)
When the St Mary’s and Salesian Old Collegians football clubs merged in 2008, the hope was that the power of the combined entity would deliver sustained on-field success. However, the
2019 William Buck Premier Women’s Best & Fairest winner, Imogen Barnett, continued her rise through the women’s football ranks when she claimed Collingwood FC’s VFLW Best & Fairest Award on Saturday.
Barnett, who starred for Old Trinity from 2017-19, took home the Pies’ B&F gong alongside the leading goalkicker award.
“In what was a breakout debut season at the Pies, Barnett’s rise saw her recognised as one of the competitions most damaging forwards,” Collingwood Media’s Tom Robertson wrote.
“The 26-year-old also claimed the VFL leading goalkicker award after booting 20 goals in 13 home-and-away matches.”
Barnett played 35 games in her three seasons with Old Trinity as well as two Big V appearances.
She polled 28 votes in 2019 after ranking second in the competition for hit outs, first for marks, third for inside 50’s and averaging 18.2 disposals per game.
The VAFA congratulates Imogen on an outstanding season with the Pies.
When the St Mary’s and Salesian Old Collegians football clubs merged in 2008, the hope was that the power of the combined entity would deliver sustained on-field success. However, the
The VAFA is pleased to announce the extension of its Umpire Partnership with the South Metro Junior Football League (SMJFL) for the 2026 season. The partnership, which has played a
The 2026 William Buck Premier Men’s fixture has been unveiled, with Old Brighton to unfurl its first senior men’s flag in the opening round against St Bernard’s on Saturday April
