Rovers run rampant in race to Preliminary Final
The race to the flag has begun and some dominant performances are shaping what should be an exciting finish to the Division 2 Women’s competition. Glen Eira/Old McKinnon blitzed Whitefriars
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Xavs keep back-to-back-to-back Premiership dream alive
The penultimate round of the Holmesglen Under 19 Premier Men’s home and away competition was season-defining. Kicking off proceedings, all eyes were glued to Friday night’s cutthroat contest between Old Xaverians and St Bedes/Mentone Tigers. Cutthroat: In
Old Brighton through to Grand Final as Collegians bow out
Old Brighton is the first team to secure their spot in the 2024 Div 1 Women’s Grand Final. After being arguably the best team all year, they knocked off their
Official VAFA Podcast: Episode 17 with Old Carey’s Mitch Wooffindin
Jason Bennett, Joey Pignataro & Paddy Grindlay run a magnifying glass over the finals & relegation races right across the VAFA in this episode of FOR THE LOVE OF THE
CYs continue rise, Bloods find top gear
Williamstown CYMS’ unlikely rise from the relegation zone appears to be all but complete with the club’s third straight victory. Having elevated themselves from the dropzone with a win over
Incredible finish results in season’s first draw
It took until the penultimate round of the season for Div 1 Men’s to get their first draw with Kew and the Preston Bullants sharing the points. The fan bases
Hawks keep their finals hopes alive while Brunswick survive a scare
After the thrill that was Round 17 of Division 2 Men’s footy, top spot is certainly locked in, but there will still be fierce competition for the remaining finals places.
Finalists locked in after top five dominate in Round 17
The five teams competing in Division 3 September football are officially set, as four of the top-five sides decided their own fate by securing huge wins in Round 17. North
Old Geelong ends unbeaten streak in first finals victory
In a semi-final round full of surprises and high drama, Old Geelong produced the most significant upset of the VAFA Premier B Women’s season, ending Williamstown CYMS’ unbeaten run and
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