
Division 3 Men’s Season Preview
As one of the more intriguing competitions within the VAFA ecosystem, the Division 3 Men’s competition looks set for a thrilling season. The competition returns to a 10-team format with
The VAFA would like to share that we have spent the off-season working and consulting with the AFL and all Metropolitan Leagues on how to best manage vilification and discrimination complaints in our competition. This liaison with the AFL has included providing direct feedback from VAFA Clubs, players and officials involved in such matters in 2022.
For the 2023 season and beyond, the VAFA will adopt the Vilification and Discrimination Policy within the National Community Football Policy Handbook.
Changes to how the VAFA will approach vilification and discrimination allegations this year in line with the National Community Football Policy Handbook include:
In addition, every coach (including all VAFA coaches) completing their CoachAFL accreditation for this season are required to complete a Discrimination and Vilification module.
As one of the more intriguing competitions within the VAFA ecosystem, the Division 3 Men’s competition looks set for a thrilling season. The competition returns to a 10-team format with
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