It’s the penultimate weekend of Premier footy, and we’ve got some critical clashes for you to enjoy on VAFA Media:
It kicks off with William Buck Premier Men’s Reserves action from 10.55am Saturday, as Part 1 of our CARDINALS TRIPLE HEADER across VAFA TV & Kommunity TV, which also includes Senior action against Uni Blacks, then wraps up with a must-win Holmesglen Under 19 Premier match-up against Beaumaris.
Plus, you can enjoy Old Haileybury fighting for survival against Old Xavs, and Caulfield Grammarians doing likewise against Uni Blues.
AND we’ve got our first VAFA Finals broadcast for 2026, with the Premier B Women’s Second Semi Final between Beaumaris and Old Melburnians – the winner to progress straight through to Grand Final Day!
VAFA SEN MATCH OF THE DAY
William Buck Premier Men’s – Round 17 1.45pm – Old Haileyburyvs Old Xaverians
And if you’re HEADING TO THE GAME, take your HEADPHONES or AIRPODS & tune in to SEN STADIUM on the SEN app to hear our award-winning commentary LIVE with NO DELAY!
OLD SCOTCH TRIPLE HEADER:
William Buck Premier Men’s Reserves – Round 17 (No commentary) 11.00am – Old Scotchvs University Blacks
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William Buck Premier Men’s Seniors – Round 17 1.15pm – Old Scotchvs University Blacks
Holmesglen Under 19 Premier – Round 17 3.55pm – Old Scotch vs Beaumaris
William Buck Premier Men’s Seniors – Round 17 1.55pm – University Blues vs Caulfield Grammarians
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