VAFA Proud to Support 2026 NextGen Cup
The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) is proud to continue its support of NextGen Unite (NGU), with the fourth annual NextGen Unite Cup set to take place on Saturday 17
The 2023 Division 3 Women’s Team of the Year has been revealed.
AJAX with six representatives in the side, including first-time Premiership Coach Joe Nankin. The competition’s leading goal-kicker, and Coach’s daughter, Lindi Nankin also makes the team as deep full forward.
Notably, Caitlin Boylan has been named captain of the team, rounding out a remarkable first year of Aussie Rules Football with a B&F, best on ground in the Grand Final, and a Premiership Flag.
Whitefriars star Clare Fernandes makes the team after being nominated in the Big V Squad in 2023, alongside her Friars teammates Kirkwood, Smith and Ryan.
The red and white army, Parkside, have 3 players named in the team, lead by Emily Rayment.
Bulleen Templestowe’s Olivia Lawrie features after a milestone season playing her fiftieth game in 2023.
Minor Premiers, Power House, are represented by Catherine Bartholomew at half forward, and Natalie Stuart at half back in the team of the year.
The VAFA Team of the Year’s are based on feedback and analysis from coaches, VAFA Media and umpires.
The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) is proud to continue its support of NextGen Unite (NGU), with the fourth annual NextGen Unite Cup set to take place on Saturday 17
Two superstar Premier Men’s rucks and the most dominant goalkicker in the VAFA Women’s competition have written their names in the history books after a thrilling 2026 Awards Night at
University Blues and Beaumaris have further cause for celebration with a couple of their young guns officially recognised as the VAFA Rising Stars for season 2026. JACK HAYTER played a
