OG’S stun Panthers to climb out of relegation zone in Premier B Men’s
Old Geelong pulled off the upset of Round 6 in Premier B Men’s action over the weekend, defeating Old Carey by 50 points at Como Park. Having started the day
The VAFA congratulates Charlie Anderson from Caulfield Grammarians, who has received the Anytime Fitness Rising Star nomination for Round 18. As a defender, a players impact can sometimes go unnoticed in comparison to that of a midfielder, however Charlie has proved this all wrong, featuring as one of the best afield in 11 of her 14 matches played this year.
What the club said:
Charlie Anderson’s rise to fame has been years in the making. The first father-daughter player in Caulfield’s club history, Charlie has been an asset to the program since debuting in 2021. With speed to burn, an eye for back-with-the-flight intercepts, and an elite work rate, Charlie has put together a consistently brilliant campaign this season.
Her perseverance to overcome injury obstacles in the past year cannot be understated and the output even more impressive knowing the mountain of work Charlie has put in behind the scenes to stay healthy on the park. The Fields are so proud of way Charlie carries herself on and off the field, and are so excited to see her footy journey continue to progress in leaps and bounds.
Coach Dani said, “Charlie is a key pillar of our backline. Her sheer strength and ability to read the flight of the ball has allowed us to really propel off half back this year.
Despite being so young, Charlie is an important leader of our squad – her directional communication, coupled with her incredible intercept marking ability and exceptional work rate sets the standard at training and on game day.
Off the field, Charlie is a great friend, has an awesome sense of humour and is an absolute pleasure to coach. We absolutely love having Charlie at the club and can’t wait to watch her grow.”
Old Geelong pulled off the upset of Round 6 in Premier B Men’s action over the weekend, defeating Old Carey by 50 points at Como Park. Having started the day
Round 6 delivered several surprising results in Division 4 Women’s, with three of the top five teams suffering defeats, while Canterbury and Fitzroy both secured their second win of the
Hampton Rovers 12.12.84 def Marcellin OC 7.11.53 A four-goal haul from vice-captain Liam O’Driscoll has fired Hampton Rovers to their fifth win of the year over Marcellin OC. In a
