
Lions & Blacks on the board – William Buck Premier Men’s Round 3 in Review
As predicted, anyone can beat anyone on any given day in Premier Men’s, as a couple of 0-2 teams dug in to post their maiden wins in Round 3. Collegians
Old Trinity star, Harry Tinney, has been named captain of the Big V senior representative side for Saturday’s clash against the SAAFL at Trevor Barker Oval.
After being struck down with a soft tissue injury in Round 2 this season, the classy utility returned to the T’s fold in Round 7 against St Kevin’s and has since kicked four goals as he continues to prove his versatility up forward, through the midfield and down back.
Tinney has represented the VAFA at both U19 and senior level, and was named the VAFA’s best player of the Big V metro championship-winning unit who defeated the Northern Football League by five points last year.
He was named inaugural Premier Coaches MVP in 2014 and AFL Victoria Country’s Best VAFA Player following last year’s loss in Bendigo.
De La Salle star onballer/half back, Sam Williams, and Old Melburnians leader, Tom Paule, will work alongside Tinney as vice-captains, with both showcasing outstanding form in winning sides this year.
The final team will be announced on Thursday night.
The VAFA face off with the SAAFL 2:15pm Saturday at Trevor Barker Oval and admission is free.
As predicted, anyone can beat anyone on any given day in Premier Men’s, as a couple of 0-2 teams dug in to post their maiden wins in Round 3. Collegians
The resumption of footy after the Easter break saw Therry Penola cause after-the-siren heartbreak for the Monash Blues’ faithful, in a moment that Daniel Cullian will remember with a goal
Following the Easter weekend break, football teams across the VAFA returned to action on a weekend inspired by ANZAC heritage. The Last Post rung out across numerous grassroots grounds, but