Jason Bennett, Matthew Donald & Brayden May dissect a thrilling Round 2 of VAFA action, which saw upsets aplenty across the sections in both the men’s and women’s competitions.
The boys catch up with:
Old Trinity premiership coach DONALD McDONALD after his team’s massive upset of Old Xaverians at Toorak Park. How did the T’s pull THAT off & what does it mean for their broader campaign?
Fitzroy player & VAFA Media Premier B Women’s expert LAUREN ATKINSON, who tells us about the Roygirls’ promising start to the season in Premier Women’s, and shares her thoughts on the opening fortnight of Premier B Women’s.
VAFA Media’s Holmesglen Under 19 Premier reporter LACHIE MOIR fills us in on results and reactions from Round 2 and looks ahead to Round 3.
Plus, the usual assorted favourites:
BIG BAGS – 9 goals was the best return of Round 2. Who was it?
TON WATCH – Who leads the men’s and women’s comps in the race for the magical 100?
TIPS – Matty had a stinker in Round 2. He’s got some work to do if he’s to make up ground this coming weekend.
All that and more, FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME – also available to enjoy as a VODCAST on the VAFAHQ YouTube channel!
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