
Six of the Best! For the Love of the Game’s Round 6 Review
Jason Bennett, Joey Pignataro & Paddy Grindlay run the microscope over the VAFA’s Round 6 action: Plus #TONWATCH & #BIGBAGS, thanks to Sherrin – which sharpshooter slotted 13 GOALS on
The start of the 2022 football season is fast approaching and the VAFA is now recruiting new Boundary, Field and Goal umpires. There has never been a better time to join VAFA Umpiring, with a large number of games requiring umpires each weekend.
Once you sign up with the VAFA, you will join a group of over 400 passionate and supportive umpires. You will learn the basics of umpiring, attend training to learn practical on field skills, and umpire games of football at clubs in your local area.
Steps involved to become a VAFA Umpire
Reasons to become a VAFA Umpire
If you have any questions about how to join VAFA umpiring, please contact the VAFA’s new Umpire Operations Manager, Stephen Privitera via email: [email protected]
Jason Bennett, Joey Pignataro & Paddy Grindlay run the microscope over the VAFA’s Round 6 action: Plus #TONWATCH & #BIGBAGS, thanks to Sherrin – which sharpshooter slotted 13 GOALS on
A wet, wintry weekend in suburban football ensured forgettable fixtures aplenty in Premier C Men’s, but a first win for Guy Martyn’s Glen Eira/Old McKinnon side did its best to
Caufield Grammarians blitzed Canterbury by 93 points on a frosty Saturday morning at Glen Huntly Park. Exceptional service from the midfielders namely Cait Adams, captain Laura Carty and Claire Ryan