
Division 1: Rambunctious Bullants belie snakes and ladders
By William Balme – @balmey21 No matter how much you dislike a certain side, seeing a team go through the year without a win is not a great look. It
By William Balme – @balmey21 No matter how much you dislike a certain side, seeing a team go through the year without a win is not a great look. It
By James Ried – @jamesried9 Marcellin came out on top of the battle between them and second placed Monash Blues at Frearson Oval to move one game clear of their
By David Chalmers – @DAChalmers81 Round 15 was “one-out –of-the-box.” With three results of over 100 points, fortunately for the competition it is the first time it has happened this
By Andrew Leonard – @Lennytalk After three tumultuous seasons, we will bid farewell to Beaumaris from the top section of the VAFA. As is so often the case with the
36 VAFA-affiliated clubs will this week wear blue football socks in support of mental health awareness campaign, Thick and Thin. Every club from William Buck Premier, as well as a
Box Hill North climbed into the top four following their 127-point decimation of Masala at Elgar Park on Saturday afternoon. Daniel Penny booted seven for the home side, while Sam
Emmaus St Leos narrowly escaped falling to their first loss for the season as they held on to defeat Aquinas by two points at Aquinas College. Leading by 16 points
Ivanhoe made it three in a row and 14 of 16 this season when they defeated Elsternwick by 129 points at Elsternwick Park Oval. It was the Mitchell Lovell show
Bulleen Templestowe claimed their fourth win of the season when they defeated Old Geelong by five points in an upset at Ted Ajani Reserve. Leading by six points at three