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
The VAFA is now recruiting new boundary, field, and goal umpires for the 2025 season.
You don’t need any prior experience to begin – everyone is welcome to join the VAFA umpiring family. It’s an ideal way to take your love of the game to another level.
There are so many reasons to join VAFA umpiring:
Now is the perfect time to start your umpiring journey, given Round 1 is scheduled for Saturday, April 5.
Pre-season training begins February 3 and will be held every Monday and Wednesday from 6pm at Elsternwick Park Oval 4 – New St, Brighton.
As a proud Women & Girls Chartered Club, the VAFA female umpires also provides access to the VAFA Female Umpire Academy, which provides access to specialist training to help fast-track your development.
Returning umpires should complete their 2025 registration through: home.officialshq.com
New umpires should complete the EOI form here and register through:
registration-afl.officialshq.com
The VAFA Umpiring Department will be in contact with all new umpires to provide further information on how to get started.
For any questions, please visit vafa.com.au or email VAFA Umpire Operations Manager Stephen Privitera at [email protected]

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