Vale Mr Alfred John Keam (1924 – 2020)
The Victorian Amateur Football Association extends its deepest condolences to the family and friends of VAFA Life Member, Alfred John Keam, who recently passed away. Alf began his amateur career
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VAFA Board Statement
The VAFA Board met this evening to determine whether a season will proceed in 2020. The Board wish to advise that they have decided that until AFL Return to Play
Opinion: 2020 is the time to be bold, really bold
Andrew Leonard – @Lennytalk Great news – the footy is back. At least at AFL level and with the restrictions being lifted all the time it hopefully won’t be long
AFL Victoria Statement
Please find following a statement from AFL Victoria in relation to Sunday’s Victorian State Government announcement that some restrictions impacting community sport have been eased. There is still some work
Retrospective: Round 9
Your weekly dose of history brought to you by Holmesglen Geoff Reilley 10 YEARS AGO: 2010 In Division 2, St Mary’s Salesian won a thriller over Eltham and in doing
William Buck VAFA Footy Flashback: 2015 Premier B GF
One of the best comebacks in VAFA history will be replayed tonight, with the 2015 Premier B Grand Final between St Kevin’s OB and Old Melburnians the latest William Buck
50 years since the closest A Section GF in VAFA history
Nick Armistead As the Caulfield Grammarians’ one and only A Section pennant proudly resides in the Glenhuntly Oval rooms, the story of its unlikely and hard-fought path to the club
‘Clubs in Focus’ Podcast: Caulfield Grammarians
Since 1920, Caulfield Grammarians have been part of the VAFA. Sitting proudly in the Glenhuntly Road change rooms is the 1970 A Grade pennant, winning under the unlikeliest of circumstances.
William Buck VAFA Footy Flashback: 1989 A Section GF
Tom ‘The Villain’ Johnston – 1989 Preview Ormond will start warm favourites in Sunday’s Grand Final against Collegians. Since 1928 Ormond have won 7 A Grade Premierships; Collegians 7 A
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