
Nail-biters and blowouts: A weekend of contrasting contests
Both Fitzroy and West Brunswick set their sights on an important four points coming into their clash at Ramsden Street Oval to maintain touching distance with the top four. The
Football Operations Team
The VAFA Football and Umpire Operations Team have transitioned from operational mode to a project driven focus since the 2020 season was cancelled. This feature will provide stakeholders an insight into what new initiatives and projects will be implemented short term and long term in VAFA Football and Umpiring.
In this first edition, we wish to share our new advisory groups, setup as an extension to the Football, Growth, and Integrity Sub-Committee of the VAFA Board with the key focus to increase our collaboration with VAFA Clubs.
The women’s football advisory group has been in operation since March, advising the VAFA on on-field and off-field issues and concerns impacting women’s football in the VAFA. The advisory group comprises representatives and expertise from a range of VAFA clubs and agenda items so far have included:
The advisory group will also use surveys and focus groups to obtain useful data to help improve and progress women’s football in the VAFA.
For those representatives interested in being involved in our Men’s Premier Sections and Men’s Divisional Sections advisory groups please keep an eye on the VAFA Portal in the coming weeks.
Both Fitzroy and West Brunswick set their sights on an important four points coming into their clash at Ramsden Street Oval to maintain touching distance with the top four. The
Just one game separates third and sixth after Round 11 of Premier Men’s action. Ladder leaders Old Brighton saw off a stiff challenge to their 14-game winning streak at Brighton
The weekend that had it all! Round 11 of Division 2 Women’s saw big blowouts, nail-biters, a forfeit and a bye. The match of the round was arguably a come