Premier B: Team of the Year
With the naming of the AFL All-Australian team overnight, VAFA.com.au would like to recognise the VAFA Teams of the Year as published in the Amateur Footballer following the conclusion of the home
William Buck Premier: Team of the Year
With the naming of the AFL All-Australian team overnight, VAFA.com.au would like to recognise the VAFA Teams of the Year as published in the Amateur Footballer following the conclusion of the home
Xavs, PEGS hold Premier Reserve trophies aloft
Premier Reserve Old Xaverians won their third flag in 2015 when they defeated University Blues by 46 points at IKON Park yesterday. Leading by eight points at the first break,
St Bernard’s claim 2015 William Buck Premiership
St Bernard’s have been named 2015 William Buck Premier champions after they defeated a valiant Old Trinity by eight points at IKON Park. In front thousands of vocal fans, St Bernard’s
OMs storm to Premier B Reserve victory
Old Melburnians concluded their 2015 season with the highest of achievements, defeating St Bedes/Mentone Tigers by 40 points to take out the Premier B Reserve grand final at Sportscover Arena. A
Old Haileybury cap remarkable finals series with Grand FInal victory
Old Haileyburians continued to defy the odds as they defeated Monash Blues in the Premier C grand final at Trevor Barker Oval. Leading by just 13 points at the final
Undefeated SKOB win Premier B grand final
St Kevin’s Old Boys have ended their 2015 season as the undefeated Premier B champions with an unbelievable 11-point come-from-behind win against Old Melburnians at Sportcover Arena. In front of
Division 4: Cobra juggernaut strike with venom
By Rich Hummerston – @richie_humm Juggernaut, sensational, dominant, rampant. I’ve gone to adjective world on numerous occasions this year when describing the Canterbury Cobras. And while arguably some might have
Division 3:The impossible made possible
By Gavin Southern – @gavsouthern The ‘twitterverse’ was running hot last Saturday for the Division 3 Grand Final that was played at Trevor Barker Oval Sandringham, where the impossible became
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