Division 1 Women’s Round 4 Review
Round 4 of the VAFA Division 1 Women’s competition delivered another exciting weekend of football, with dominant displays, tight finishes, and standout individual performances continuing to shape the ladder after
VAFA Umpires have performed exceptionally well at the recent V/Line Cup Carnival held in Shepparton.
The carnival forms an integral part of the state league umpiring selection pathway. In what can only be described as a testament to the hard work, consistency and dedication of the individual umpires as well as the VAFA umpire coaches, VAFA Umpires took out three of the four awards available.
The VAFA Umpiring Department congratulates the following umpires:
More broadly, the VAFA was well represented at the carnival with the highest number of umpires appointed from any competition. A warm congratulations to each of the following umpires who represented our competition:

We look forward to tracking the career of these talented umpires as they seek to umpire at state league level in the future. The VAFA is proud of its proven track record in developing up and coming umpires and is the destination of choice for talented umpires in metropolitan Melbourne.
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