Coaches MVP: Caven leads at Round 6
The William Buck Premier Coaches MVP Award was introduced in 2014 and the award immediately resonated with the VAFA community. Harry Tinney from Old Trinity won the inaugural award, with
Premier Men’s
VAFA Tragics focus on concussion
VAFA Tragics reviews the action from Round 8 before the Queen’s Birthday weekend bye and this week’s episode commences by having a look at concussion with special guest, David Lamb,
Tim Nelson appointed new VAFA President
The VAFA Board appointed Tim Nelson as the 18th President of the VAFA at their June Board Meeting, with Phil De Young appointed as the Vice President. Nelson’s appointment follows
Iezzi, Osborn injuries sour Old Trinity Win
Brendan Iezzi and Jack Osborn were both taken to hospital for scans in the first quarter of Old Trinity’s match against Old Xaverians with both players suffering knee injuries. Whilst
Depth Issues
Andrew Leonard You have to laugh when people throw up depth as an issue for why a club is struggling. “They have a real lack of depth and that’s the
#StartTheConvo with Thick and Thin
VAFA players have always been an active group in the community, so it was no surprise when Scott Sherwen (skipper at Old Scotch) and Simon Hogan (Uni Blacks Premiership midfielder)
Hannan delights on debut, Bernies go second
Round 7 shaped as a pivotal round in William Buck Premier, with a couple of games holding the famed eight point game status. St Bernards blitzed Old Carey in the
Long way to go
Andrew Leonard @lennytalk The famous round six mark of the season has arrived and the final four are according to many locked away already. Although that perception doesn’t add up.
VAFA supports the Pride Cup
On Sunday 17th of May, footy played an important role in social inclusion and equality. The 2nd Annual Pride Cup was held between Yarra Glen and Warburton on Sunday, 17
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