The VAFA is delighted to announce a three-year partnership extension with iconic market leading Australian rules football manufacturer Sherrin.
The renewed agreement sees Sherrin remain as the exclusive football partner of the Association across men’s and women’s William Buck Premier, Divisional, Holmesglen U19 and Masters competitions.
VAFA CEO Jason Reddick commented, “The VAFA is delighted to continue our partnership with Sherrin as our official football supplier for another three seasons.
The VAFA and Sherrin are two brands synonymous with Australian Rules football, sharing a rich and proud history in this state that extends beyond 130 years.
Having witnessed firsthand the meticulous work and care that the local Sherrin staff put into producing each football, I’m confident that our players and umpires will continue to be serviced with the highest standard ball in the market.
In addition to supplying their traditional quality football product, Sherrin extend their connection to the VAFA through their involvement at our premium match day events: Big V Representative football matches and our VAFA Finals Series, making this a truly connected partnership.”
Nathan Collins, Sherrin Sales Director said, “Sherrin is thrilled to be extending our long-term partnership with the VAFA, one of the leading senior leagues in the country. We look forward to continuing to support the league with key initiatives and rounds over the coming seasons.”
About Sherrin:
From humble beginnings in a Collingwood factory, to becoming a widely recognised Australian icon, Sherrin continues to craft footballs the very way T.W Sherrin intended back in 1880. We carefully hand-make, masterfully cut and perfectly stitch our Sherrin footballs with a dedication to deliver the best ball possible.
We are extremely proud to be the football of choice for this great game of ours. In continuing our dedication to innovation and craftsmanship, Sherrin strives to provide the football community with the best possible balls and equipment, as well as offer exciting, new football products each year.
Find out more: www.sherrin.com.au
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