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Round 1 done & dusted in Div 2
By Jarryd McGuane – @JMcGuane Round 1 proved to be a mixed bag of results for all of the new clubs in Division 2, while last year’s two remaining finalists
By Jarryd McGuane – @JMcGuane Round 1 proved to be a mixed bag of results for all of the new clubs in Division 2, while last year’s two remaining finalists
By Brinley Duggan The weekend saw VAFA footy back in full swing, and no thanks to the weather, round one presented us with a mixed bag of results. With some
By Mitch op’t Hoog Round 1 in Premier C proved to be an eye-opening round for all punters. Both teams from Premier B made an immediate impact on their new competition,
The Victoria Cross was originally the British Empire’s highest award for bravery in wartime and is now Australia’s pre-eminent award for conspicuous gallantry in combat. Two VAFA players have been
By Nick Armistead The Easter break has given us time to reflect on an eventful Round 1, with three come-from-behind victories trumped by an abandoned match resulting in the splitting
Michael Sholly – VAFA CEO Round 1 2017 will go down as one of the most significant in the history of the VAFA. This was the day when women became
By David Chalmers – DAChalmers81 Typical Melbourne weather was on display for the opening round of Premier B footy as games that started in bright sunshine ended in thunder, lightning
Recap Round 1 with the Plays of the Week; including, a couple of University Blacks Football Club regulars making an early appearance.