Umps Corner Rd 2: Well done Rusty
Well what a day Melbourne put on for round 1. A beautiful autumn day that had crowds out enjoying the sunshine, fast tracks to run on, field and boundary umpires
Division 1: Saints produce a little slice of heaven
William Balme @Balmey21 Football creates compelling parallels on a Sunday morning. For some, a morning listening to the ABC, picking weeds out of the garden as they whistle their club’s
Division 3: Smells of football
Gavin Southern @gavsouthern After some fast and frenetic games, the smell of liniment and deep heat were in the air, some cramping and early injuries, footy is definitely BACK!! The sun was out and
Division 2: Raiders and Turltes stake their claim
Brenton Mann @BrentyMann Round 1 went mostly to plan, but there were a few standout performances and exceeded expectations. Old Paradians handed the Northern Blues and Division 2 reality check,
Division 4: Chafing and can’t shake cricket season
Rich Hummerston @Richie_Humm Over the course of a cricket season, you pick up a number of remedies for the dreaded chafe. Some like medicated creams like 3B cream, while others
GPS tracking of VAFA player game time: Jack Bull
Will Strange Here at Sports Performance Tracking, we love sports science. Sports Science can give you fundamental and un-biased view on how hard a player is working. You’re correct to think that
What your club said this week
Here’s what the clubs said after the weekends games. Old Trinity website following their 5-point win over St Bernards It was a sense of deja vu when the siren blew to
VAFA Tragics Episode 2
The VAFA Tragics finally had some football to talk about as the team review Round 1 of the VAFA season. Join Michael Fitzgerald, Martin Kelliher and Andrew Leonard as they
William Buck Premier – VAFA welcomes William Buck
The VAFA is delighted to announce William Buck have become involved as a Premium VAFA partner. William Buck will be our naming rights partner to the Premier section competition and
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