Editorial – VAFA Supports Multiculturalism and Diversity
By Phil De Young – VAFA Vice-President This week is the AFL Multicultural Round and we celebrate the many wonderful cultures who all share a common passion for footy and
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Multicultural Ambassador: Joe Pignataro (St Bernard’s)
Multicultural Round is upon us. As such, we at VAFA HQ wish to celebrate those within our league from diversified cultures and ethnicities, and recognise them for the role they play
Whistleblower: VAFA Umpire Wayne Hinton’s Battle with Organ Failure
By Nick Armistead Organ failure is unbiased and holds no prejudice. Despite often lacking reason in its decision-making, it refuses to judge based on much more than luck, or lack-there-of. VAFA
MEGT U19 Premier: I guess that’s why they call it the Blues
By William Balme – @balmey21 Round 15 proved little more than a formality as all results went according to ladder position except for one little surprise packet down at Albert
Division 4: Collins tons up as North Brunny firm
By William Balme – @balmey21 Unfortunately for us, Richard has gone walk about and hasn’t sent in a report so I’m popping in to give you a quick rundown of
Division 3: Top five dominance
By Gavin Southern – @gavsouthern Some one-sided affairs have hurt the bottom sides and the in form Swinburne side has overtaken UHS-Vu for 5th. It’s been a couple of weeks but
Division 2: Turtles keep finals hopes alive
By Brenton Mann – @BrentyMann Last week was most certainly not a round of nail biters, with the narrowest margin being Ivanhoe’s 38-point win over a determined Monash. The margins
Division 1: Just play it cool, boy
By William Balme – @balmey21 At one point on Saturday afternoon, the stars appeared to be aligning for the battle for 4th we’ve all been hoping for – minus of
Premier C: Hoes slip past gutsy Therry
By James Ried – @jamesried9 A courageous Therry Penola pushed Old Ivanhoe to its limit until falling to defeat in the final moments. The Lions clutched onto the lead with
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