
Big V coaches confirmed for Bendigo clashes
The VAFA are delighted to announce that LUKE MAHONEY & PAUL CARRIGAN will lead the Big V into battle against Bendigo FNL in July. The VAFA will send two teams
The VAFA and the VAFA community send their best wishes to Lachlan St Clair who unfortunately broke his neck whilst playing for UHS-VU in their Club XVIII match against NOB/St Pat’s on the weekend.
Lachlan was injured while attempting to win the ball and unfortunately the collision has resulted in a double break to two of his vertebrae in his neck. Lachlan was operated on at the Royal Melbourne Hospital on Saturday night and is resting well. He will have a “Halo Brace” on for 3 to 4 months and then will have further ongoing support.
The good news for the 21 year old is that he has extensive leg and arm movement and in time will make a good recovery. All players, committee and supporters of UHS-VU and everyone in the VAFA wish Lachlan a speedy recovery.
Lachlan’s injury is a reminder to everyone that accidents on the football field can occur and the consequences of these can be dire. Luckily Lachlan’s prognosis is a positive one. Good luck to Lachlan in his recovery.
The VAFA are delighted to announce that LUKE MAHONEY & PAUL CARRIGAN will lead the Big V into battle against Bendigo FNL in July. The VAFA will send two teams
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