Round 8 Division 1 Men’s Review
Kew (20.15 – 135) def Brunswick (2.5 – 17) In a mid-table clash, Kew decisively defeated Brunswick by 118 points. A 10-goal to one lead gave Kew a substantial lead
VAFA footy is officially back for 2026 with old rivalries, big performances and next-level highlights.
Newly minted skipper and 2025 MacInnes Medallist Mia Cowan was up to her usual tricks, kicking two goals in her milestone 50th game.
Old Haileybury favourite Durras Seccull celebrated 150 games with a goal in the first term.
Do we have an early Goal of the Year contender? Old Brighton’s Josh Farrell booted a beauty in the Holmesglen Under 19 Premier Men’s that was streamed live on Kommunity TV.
21-year-old Henry Long took an all-time screamer in his senior debut for Old Scotch.
Old Xavs midfielder Campbell Lane took out the SKINS Player of the Game with an impressive 39 touches.
Clubs and officials across the VAFA paid tribute to late umpire Ben Austin, honouring him with a minute of silence.

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Kew (20.15 – 135) def Brunswick (2.5 – 17) In a mid-table clash, Kew decisively defeated Brunswick by 118 points. A 10-goal to one lead gave Kew a substantial lead
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The VAFA congratulates Tommy Keyte from Hampton Rovers, who has been nominated as the Round 7 VAFA Men’s Rising Star. Tommy delivered a standout performance in the Rovers’ win over
