Round 9 intensifies the finals race in Division 1 Women’s
An upset by Monash Blues cause, a statement win from Power House and a surprise result from Old Carey highlighted Round 9 of the Division 1 Women’s competition. With the
The VAFA congratulates Rhys Galvin from Old Scotch Football Club, who has received the Anytime Fitness Rising Star nomination for Round 6. Galvin is a stalwart in defence and kept the Xavs forwards quiet in their 35-point victory on the weekend, earning him a spot in the best.
What the club said:
Men’s Senior Coach, Mark Gnatt said, “At the raw age of 18, Rhys plays with poise and composure well beyond his years. He is a solid defender that can play as a key back (at 190cm) in a lockdown role and is developing his craft as a rebounder off half-back. He was tasked with matching up on one of the competition’s key players on the weekend and Rhys acquitted himself very well by winning the majority of one-on-one battles.
Rhys is a quiet country lad from Warragul, and he has fitted into the Old Scotch footy club seamlessly. His team-mates love having him run out with them and he has proven to be a consistent contributor each week and thoroughly deserves this rising star nomination.”
An upset by Monash Blues cause, a statement win from Power House and a surprise result from Old Carey highlighted Round 9 of the Division 1 Women’s competition. With the
Round 9 of Premier B Women’s saw Beaumaris remain firmly entrenched at the top with a commanding second-half performance against Port Melbourne Chargers, while Glen Eira/Old McKinnon continued their resurgence
The VAFA congratulates Felix Conboy from Melbourne High School Old Boys FC, who has been nominated as the Round 9 VAFA Men’s Rising Star. At just 16 years of age,
