Official VAFA Podcast: Episode 6 with Old Brighton coach Marcel Bruin
Join Jason Bennett, Joey Pignataro & Paddy Grindlay as they unpack Round 6 of VAFA action. The boys chat with Old Brighton coach Marcel BRUIN – his Tonners sit undefeated
2024
Old Yarra Cobras strike Caulfield in heart-stopping finish
Round 6 was one of celebration and education in the William Buck Premier Women’s competition, with several teams hosting their annual Pride games, encapsulating the positive effect sport can have
Old Brighton toppled whilst Uni Blues win in a thriller
Round 7 of the Holmesglen U19’s Premier Men’s competition was a defining round. A round that showcased the immense talent of the league, and just how evenly skewed the competition
Goal, after goal, after goal as forward-line brilliance is evident
Round 6 delivered many thrills across Premier C, with four sides managing to score one hundred plus points where forward pressure and fast game-play was rewarded. The Parkdale Vultures recorded
Williamstown off the mark, Bloods salute in Paul’s 200th
Six Premier B sides sit at 4-2 after six weeks of football, with Old Haileybury nabbing top spot, on percentage, with a 56-point win over Caulfield Grammarians. Leading by 12 points at the
St Mary’s secure their first success of the season
As Round 6 concludes, dominant teams maintain their grip, while one team makes a terrific comeback after back-to-back losses in a thrilling week of Division 2 Men’s. After round six,
Beaumaris Sharks have a scorching victory
Round 6 of the VAFA Premier B Women’s competition was an exciting one with Beaumaris seizing the spotlight in a blistering 16.8 (104) to 1.0 (6) victory over Aquinas OC,
Ormond snatch victory in second-half blitz and the Magpies are on the board
The West Brunswick Magpies get their season up and running after singing the song for the first time this season, while UHS-VU record yet another convincing win. Ormond came from behind
The Tonners keep rolling in William Buck Premier Men’s
Old Brighton have continued their perfect start to 2024, while the reigning premiers have moved up to second after Round 6. OLD BRIGHTON controlled their top of the table clash
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