Mitch Dyer Well, well, well, there’s inevitably one round in football that can shake things up more than most. With one side managing to topple the team above them, it
Old Haileybury produced their finest moment of 2023 on Saturday afternoon at the Melbourne Uni Oval. A venue that’s a frustration for travelling sides has been a happy hunting ground
Annie Ireland Old Scotch continued their run to be a genuine premiership contender, rolling over the top of Caulfield Grammarians by 53 points on Saturday. Maggie Mahony set the tone
Ari Paevere Round 14 of the Premier C Men’s competition brought about significant shifts in the ladder, setting the stage for an exciting climax to the season. With only four
Billy Bolch The first match of the round saw the still-undefeated North Brunswick take on an undermanned yet on the rise St Johns. The first quarter saw both teams get
Lauren Atkinson The weekend kicked off with Old Brighton venturing out to Xavier College where they faced off with Old Xaverians. Old Brighton flexed their muscles with a four-quarter performance,
Joe Pignataro Every year, no matter what level of football, the Premiership coach wheels out a handful of lines in the post mortem that have become part of the fluent
Read the week 14 edition of The Amateur Footballer, as we wrap up last week’s action across senior men’s and women’s competitions, check all the scores and ladders, upcoming milestones,
The VAFA Women’s Podcast features Melbourne Uni’s Lucy Watkin and former Prahran FC star, Sophie Welsh taking you Inside the Boundary. Is the top four already locked away in Premier
