Jake Morris Wild weather, a hero at Banksia, long-sleeve jumpers and the streak goes on. Round 12 produced predictable results but an entertaining weekend of action nonetheless. Notching their third
Jake Morris Mother nature unleashed her full fury during Round 11 as cold, blustery and wet conditions took a stranglehold across the state, causing the matchup between Kew and the
The Premier B – Division 4 squad has been reduced to 33 ahead of Saturday’s clash against Perth FL. The final team will be announced by VAFA Media on Wednesday
Beaumaris enter the double bye as a top four side after they defeated Parkdale Vultures by 33 points at Banksia Reserve. Leading by 13 points at the main break, the
Madison Talarico Old Ivanhoe vs Old Camberwell Old Ivanhoe toppled Old Camberwell in a low-scoring affair at Chelsworth Park by 11 points. After a draw and some difficult results, the
Albert Park maintained second spot on the Division 4 ladder with a 66-point victory over Box Hill North at Elgar Park. Leading by 16 points at half time, the Falcons
Anna Pavlou Mud, wind and rain were the center of attention in Round 11, with all sides battling the weather as well as their opponents in some cracking footy. Hawthorn
Nick Armistead Old Trinity kept their season alive with a sensational 12-point victory over St Bernard’s at the Daley Oval. Needing a win to bridge the gap between themselves and
The RSN Carnival commentary team will venture out Toorak Park this weekend and call the blockbuster clash between Old Xaverians and Old Melburnians. Joe Pignataro and Nick Armistead will kick
