VAFA Tragics Episode 6
VAFA Tragics are back this week and they don’t miss anyone as they review the action from Round 5.
Premier C Men’s
Editorial – Recognising our Umpires
Michael Sholly This weekend around Australia we acknowledge the outstanding contribution umpires make to the game of Australian rules football. This goes all the way down from the professionals at
Four flying in Prem C
In Premier C the top sides all had wins to help widen the gap on the bottom few, but all eyes were on the Division 1 Grand Final re-match to
Michael Hazell resigns as President of VAFA
The VAFA wishes to announce that VAFA President, Michael Hazell, will be stepping down from his role as President, effective at the upcoming VAFA Board Meeting on 1 June, 2015. Michael
Undefeated streaks ended in Premier C
James Ried If you thought Premier C’s competition couldn’t get closer – it did so in Round 4. Before the weekends’ games two clubs sat solely above a cluster with
What the clubs said this week
Old Xaverians website following their 45-point win over Beaumaris Winning at Banksia Park is never easy, but a resolute Old Xavs lineup achieved that and a little more with a
Pirates and Hoes pipped, but PEGS and OC fall again in Prem C
Premier C’s competition is alive and well as Peninsula and Old Ivanhoe’s reign as the only undefeated side came to a close. The Pirates fell just three points short of
VAFA POTW Round 3
With the wet weather raging across Melbourne high flying hangers were limited, instead our plays of the week for Round 3 offer a smattering of wet weather football cliches.
Nail-biters in Premier C
James Ried @jamesried9 Premier C is a tipping nightmare as the section was riddled with close games and tight contests – and yet a standout favourite is still remaining seated.
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