The VAFA congratulates Taylor Padfield (Marcellin), Melissa Lindsay (West Brunswick) and Ava Hales (Old Brighton) after they were named their section’s best & fairest at last night’s VAFA Wilson Women’s
Sunday 19 August Women’s Premier Marcellin Melbourne University 2:30 PM Elsternwick Park Oval 1 Women’s Premier Reserve Marcellin Fitzroy-ACU 12:00 PM Elsternwick Park Oval 1 Women’s Premier B Blue West
North Brunswick handed South Mornington a comprehensive 165-point loss at Allard Park. The George brothers, Brendan (10) and Jake (6), proved more than a handful up forward with 16 goals
Westbourne Grammarians went one step closer to securing a finals berth with an all-important 20-point victory over Hawthorn AFC at Westbourne Grammar. Trailing by 13 points at 3QT, the Warriors
Hampton Rovers went one step closer to securing the minor premiership with a nine-point victory over Prahran Assumption at Boss James Reserve. Trailing by one point at the last break,
Fitzroy extended their winning streak to seven with a 73-point victory over Old Ivanhoe at Brunswick St Oval. The Roys kicked eight unanswered goals in the opening half with their
Anna Pavlou – @Annalyst_Sports With season 2018 almost done and dusted, the battle for relegation contains only St Johns and Emmaus St Leos, while the minor premiers have been decided
Caulfield Grammarians kept their finals hopes alive with a thrilling three-point win over St Bernard’s at the Snake Pit. The Fields trailed at every break throughout the day but kicked
University Blues recorded a much-needed 25-point win over St Bedes/Mentone Tigers at Brindisi St Oval. After plummeting into eighth spot on the ladder following their Round 15 loss, the Blues
