Round 10 Goes Down to the Wire in Premier B Women’s
Round 10 of Premier B Women’s produced the tightest round of football the competition has seen this season, with three of the four matches decided by a combined total of
The VAFA has confirmed that VAFA Umpires will follow the AFL’s lead and be implementing the new interpretation for the holding the ball – prior opportunity rule when a player elects to lead with their head into a tackle.
A player who drives or leads with his head into a stationary or near stationary player will be classified as having had prior opportunity. If the player is then tackled correctly he will have to dispose of the ball correctly by hand or foot to avoid being penalised for holding the ball under the prior opportunity rule.
This interpretation will take place from Round 9 of the VAFA Season.
Please see the video for clarification.
https://youtu.be/V3d50bwn3-U
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