
William Buck Premier Women’s Season Preview
The start of the 2025 William Buck Premier Women’s season is right around the corner, with fixtures kicking off on Saturday 5th April. The competition welcomes three sides elevated from
The VAFA Board have confirmed that the second last placed sides from Division 1 to Division 3 will all earn a reprieve due to the departure of Banyule from the VAFA.
That means; Bulleen Templestowe, Monash Gryphons and La Trobe University will all play in the same section as 2014 despite finishing in the bottom two relegation places.
The introduction of Parkside into Division 4 and the return of Mt Lilydale as a senior club minus the departing Dragons – who return to the Southern Football League – will mean that Division 4 will be an eleven team competition.
There will be 73 senior clubs in the VAFA next season across the seven senior sections.
After 35 years, Banyule informed the VAFA at the completion of the season that they intended to move to the Northern Football League (NFL) for 2015. This move was recently sanctioned. At the same time, NFL club Parkside, requested a transfer back the VAFA after a 12 year stay in the NFL.
The start of the 2025 William Buck Premier Women’s season is right around the corner, with fixtures kicking off on Saturday 5th April. The competition welcomes three sides elevated from
This week, hostilities resume in the VAFA’s Premier C Men’s competition. The league’s promotion and relegation system means 40% of this year’s teams played elsewhere last season, engendering excitement among
The 2025 season for the VAFA Premier B Women’s competition promises to be one of the most exciting yet, with significant changes shaking up the competition. Only four teams remain