2026 VAFA Finals Fixture – September 5-6
The fixture has been released for Week 3 of the 2026 VAFA Finals Series, featuring Semi Finals and Grand Finals for the Divisional and Holmesglen U19 Women, Semi and Preliminary
The VAFA is looking to grow the Mecwacare Masters competition in 2023 as it seeks new teams and players to join.
VAFA Masters football is an over 35’s men’s competition and will next year begin on Sunday 16th April.
The Mecwacare Masters competition is a great way for players to stay connected with their club or reconnect with their old club and teammates.
The season consists of 10 matches to be played every second week in a Sunday timeslot, with finals to be played at Elsternwick Park.
The inaugural season of the Mecwacare Masters competition this year saw Oakleigh being crowned premiers after beating De La Salle in the Grand Final by three points. Other clubs involved in 2022 were St Kevin’s and Marcellin who fielded two teams.
This season saw enhanced coverage of the competition with three games live streamed, including the Mecwacare Masters Grand Final through News Corp’s KommunityTV.
In addition to strong media coverage and a competitive Grand Final, the VAFA also implemented the Mecwacare Masters Footy Festival, which saw all participating teams play off at Elsternwick Park.
Applications for new teams is underway and further information can be found in the following video.
The fixture has been released for Week 3 of the 2026 VAFA Finals Series, featuring Semi Finals and Grand Finals for the Divisional and Holmesglen U19 Women, Semi and Preliminary
The VAFA congratulates Patrick Klonis from Mazenod OC, who has been nominated as the Week 20 VAFA Men’s Rising Star. Patrick has been a consistent performer in Premier C Men’s,
Marcellin OC 13.9 (87) def by Ormond 24.19 (163) Ormond produced their best performance of the year, upsetting finals contender Marcellin by 76 points. Ormond set the tone from the
MHSOB 22.12 (144) def Canterbury 15.15 (105) MHSOB booked their place in the Preliminary Final after knocking off Canterbury by 39 points. It was a high-scoring first term, with ten
