This week’s edition of The Amateur Footballer is now available, as we recap all of last week’s action and look ahead to what’s happening this weekend, including the William Buck Premier Women’s Grand Final, the start of William Buck Premier Men’s Finals and all the rest of the finals action happening across the VAFA.
Also this week, in a first, the VAFA has produced a dedicated printed edition of The Amateur Footballer for the 2022 William Buck Premier Women’s Grand Final and will be available at the big game at Elsternwick Park on Sunday. The souvenir edition can be purchased for $5 and contains a full preview of the game, team lists, a wrap of the 2022 season and all women’s Grand Final’s, plus the best stories from the year.
Team lists can be accessed on the GameDay website Match Centre – available via the VAFA website. To access these, open the section Fixture, then Match Centre for the game.
An archive of The Amateur Footballer can be viewed on the Publications page. For any enquiries, or to contribute content to the VAFA Record, please email [email protected].
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