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Men’s Rising Star Nominee: Fraser Cameron
The VAFA congratulates Collegians half-back Fraser Cameron who has received the Round 10 Men’s Rising Star nomination following his standout performance for the Lions in their 10-point victory over St
The VAFA congratulates Collegians half-back Fraser Cameron who has received the Round 10 Men’s Rising Star nomination following his standout performance for the Lions in their 10-point victory over St
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