Eden Hayes A weekend of slippery ovals and muddy football boots set the scene for the commencement of Premier B Women’s. It’s a new-look competition following the women’s re-structure resulting
Josh Heriot Premier B footy is in full swing after a wet and windy start to the season. There were some big wins across the board in premier B Men’s
Mitch Dyer You never quite know what you’re going to get when teams rise and fall into new divisions, but if Power House is anything to go by, it’s that
Ben Black Division 1 Men’s is back, and boy did it deliver some crazy results over the weekend. The weather proved to be a factor at some grounds around the
Bailey Berry VAFA football was warmly welcomed back on the weekend. A fantastic showing for the season ahead was on display in what was a bleak and wintery Melbourne afternoon.
Chris Ciampoli Rain or shine, the return of VAFA footy left nothing to the imagination in an exhilarating first round. A comeback of dreams to a thrashing of nightmares, VAFA
Round 1 saw somewhat of a rival round in Division 4 Men’s as we got a little appetiser of what we could see this season. North Brunswick and Albert Park
Aiden Box Premier C Men’s action officially kicked off on the weekend with some strong footy played across the board in wet and greasy conditions. Old Ivanhoe showed their firepower
Despite the unknown, “excitement” is the feeling at the Coburg Lions ahead of their VAFA debut against Melbourne Uni Women’s later today. With 130 years of history, Coburg Football Club
