All sections will commence on 9 April.
Premier, Premier B and Premier C (including Reserves and Thirds) will have byes on the weekends of 23 April (Easter), 11 June (Queen’s Birthday) and 9 July (Representative).
All other sections will have byes on 23 April and 11 June
Division 3 will consist of twelve teams with all other senior sections consisting of ten.
All sections will contest the finals over three weeks, with the exception of Division 3, which will have a four week finals series.
VAFA Grand Final days will be as follows:
Premier – 18 September
Premier B – 17 September
Premier C – 17 or 18 September
Division 1 – 10 or 11 September
Division 2 – 10 or 11 September
Division 3 – 17 or 18 September
Division 4 – 10 or 11 September
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