Prahran dominate away from home in Division 1 Men’s
Brunswick (15.19 – 109) def Old Yarra (5.6 – 36) The Old Yarra Cobras suffered another tough loss in their 73-point loss against Brunswick. Brunswick took a 58-point lead into
The Victorian Amateur Football Association is seeking expressions of interest for director positions on the VAFA Board.
Founded in 1892, the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) has proudly established itself as a national leader in community-level football. As we continue to grow and evolve, we invite expressions of interest for two voluntary Non-Executive Board positions: two appointed Board Director roles.
These Board positions play a pivotal role in supporting the VAFA’s leadership team and contributing to the delivery of our strategic plan.
We are looking for experienced and passionate individuals with expertise in the following areas:
Position Overview:
How to Apply:
To express your interest, please submit the following:
We are excited to welcome individuals who are dedicated to helping us achieve our goals and make a significant contribution to the ongoing development of the VAFA.
Submit your application and direct any enquiries to Paul Newton, President at [email protected]
Applications close on: Monday 26th January, 2026.
Brunswick (15.19 – 109) def Old Yarra (5.6 – 36) The Old Yarra Cobras suffered another tough loss in their 73-point loss against Brunswick. Brunswick took a 58-point lead into
Fitzroy and Mazenod have ascended atop the Premier C Men’s ladder, remaining undefeated, while Parkdale and Hampton jostle for third position — separated only by percentage heading into Round 5.
Stay up-to-date with the biggest moments of every round with our weekly Socials Wrap. St Kevins’ Billy Bryan kicked a mid-air right foot snap on the weekend in William Buck
