Coach Jess makes VAFA history
By Nick Armistead Old Melburnians Football Club recently created history by appointing the first-ever female head coach in the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA). Former Melbourne Grammar School (MGS) 1st
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By Nick Armistead Old Melburnians Football Club recently created history by appointing the first-ever female head coach in the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA). Former Melbourne Grammar School (MGS) 1st
VAFA automotive partner, Bayford Group, is offering VAFA community members the chance to receive a $250 voucher for new football boots and $500 to their local Club if they purchase
The VAFA is excited to announce a new partnership with Epworth, Richmond. This partnership will ensure all VAFA players have the opportunity to receive the very best level of medical
Extract from the Pakenham-Berwick Gazette Sport article titled ‘New heights for X Men’ on 3 March 2016 “FOR the love of the game, and by the passion and dedication of its
VAFA Media has branched out ahead of the 2016 season and added Periscope to the list of social media platforms used to bring the VAFA community real-time updates about our
By Nick Armistead Retention of match day volunteers can prove a difficult task for all community football clubs, with many opting to pull players from earlier matches to help fulfil
The Victorian Amateur Football Association welcomes its most recent full-time employee, Mikala Sykes, to Elsternwick Park. Joining the Association as Football Operations Assistant in January, Sykes says the transition in
Therry Penola AFC will face off with Yarrawonga FC in the ‘Ricky Bannister Cup’ on the Labour Day weekend in support of Bully Zero Australia Foundation and Friends in Common.
Glen Eira Saints and Monash Gryphons will continue to operate in their own entity in 2016, with the Saints remaining in Division 3 while the Gryphons will field a Club
