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Bernie goes early but De La get it Dunn in ’91
Nick Armistead The 1991 A Section Grand Final will forever hold a special place in the hearts of the De La Salle faithful. We know they defeated a talent-riddled North
Nick Armistead The 1991 A Section Grand Final will forever hold a special place in the hearts of the De La Salle faithful. We know they defeated a talent-riddled North
Your weekly dose of history brought to you by Holmesglen Geoff Reilley 10 YEARS AGO – 2010 In Premier A Section De La Salle went into flag favouritism after they
The Victorian Amateur Football Association extends its deepest condolences to the family and friends of VAFA Life Member, Alfred John Keam, who recently passed away. Alf began his amateur career
The VAFA Board met this evening to determine whether a season will proceed in 2020. The Board wish to advise that they have decided that until AFL Return to Play
Andrew Leonard – @Lennytalk Great news – the footy is back. At least at AFL level and with the restrictions being lifted all the time it hopefully won’t be long
Please find following a statement from AFL Victoria in relation to Sunday’s Victorian State Government announcement that some restrictions impacting community sport have been eased. There is still some work
Your weekly dose of history brought to you by Holmesglen Geoff Reilley 10 YEARS AGO: 2010 In Division 2, St Mary’s Salesian won a thriller over Eltham and in doing
One of the best comebacks in VAFA history will be replayed tonight, with the 2015 Premier B Grand Final between St Kevin’s OB and Old Melburnians the latest William Buck
Nick Armistead As the Caulfield Grammarians’ one and only A Section pennant proudly resides in the Glenhuntly Oval rooms, the story of its unlikely and hard-fought path to the club