Flag Feature: The Stars kept shining in 2025
From hunters to hunted. That was the challenge for the Old Scotch Stars as they entered season 2025 as reigning William Buck Premier Women’s champions. It proved to be the
Senior Men’s Coaching Appointments 2026
Keep track of new men’s senior coaching appointments right here across the summer. WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER MEN’S OLD HAILEYBURY: GUY MARTYN Guy Martyn returns to the VAFA top flight after
Senior Women’s Coaching Appointments 2026
Keep track of new senior women’s coaching appointments right here across the off-season. WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER WOMEN’S KEW: MANNIE DI PARSIA Mannie has spent the past two seasons coaching the
2025 MacInnes Medallist – Mia Cowan
“I would say this has been my best season so far. It’s probably been my most consistent, and the year I’ve enjoyed the most.” Season 2025 was near perfect for
William Buck Premier Men’s 2025 Club Best & Fairest winners
With the club Best & Fairest Awards presented for another year, here’s who took home their club’s top individual award across Premier Men’s in 2025: OLD BRIGHTON: 1st (18-2) 1.
2025 Woodrow Medallist – Marcus Stavrou
“I think this was the best I’ve ever played. Then throw in the leadership aspect, and it feels like my most complete year of footy.” Marcus Stavrou has become only
2025 Anytime Fitness Men’s Rising Star – Mitch Lloyd
“There is still huge upside to what he can bring, and what makes him special is that he will leave no stone unturned to realise his potential.” Mitch Lloyd has
2025 Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star – Jacinta Baxter
“Being able to play in the VAFA alongside my friends for the love of the game has been fantastic. I’ve been able to play with a lot of freedom, and
Stavrou & Cowan shine brightest in 2025
Prolific Old Xaverians’ ball-winner Marcus Stavrou and dual Old Scotch premiership star Mia Cowan have been crowned the William Buck Premier Men’s & Women’s League Best & Fairest at the
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