2026 Division 3 Women’s Team of the Year
The Division 3 Women’s season culminated in a nail-biting Grand Final, with minor premiers Parkdale Vultures clinching a 5-point victory over Old Haileybury, who had come from third to knock
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Old Ivanhoe continued their charge in Premier B Men’s although it didn’t look likely at the 16 minute mark of the third term, trailing by 32 points. From there, they went on a 69-10 run to defeat Old Carey by 27!
Uni Blues turned around their one-point loss last week to beat Collegians by five points at Harry Trott Oval, with Will Carrington sealing the deal.
A great tradition is seeing clubs unveil their Premiership flags and that continued on the weekend with teams at home for the first time this season. Therry Penola unfurled their 2024 Division 3 Women’s flag with CEO Jason Reddick and Vice President Sarah Delbosc in attendance.
Round 2 was Tackle Your Feelings Round, where a number of clubs handed our TYF Medals for players judged best on ground. For the Division 2 Women’s game between La Trobe University and Parkside, medals were presented to Kate Bond and Annabelle Crisp.
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You can watch all matches from William Buck Premier Men’s and Women’s, Premier B and C Men’s on-demand via VAFATV, see all the results thanks to GYG here, and stay tuned to the VAFA website for reports from the weekend’s action.
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