Bag of 13 for new True Blue
A recruit from Perth couldn’t miss on Saturday as he gave the club’s goalkicking record a nudge at Toorak Park.
VAFA
Cloke bags nine in VAFA masterclass
One of football’s most notable families — the Clokes — were headliners all over again with Aaron Cloke firing off nine goals for Oakleigh to defeat Peninsula by himself.
New-look Wicks off to a snappy start
A tennis coach, a former lacrosse star and an ex-VFL ruckman have helped Elsternwick to a strong start in the VAFA.
Great returns to lead VAFA Division 3 club
Hawthorn Amateurs have welcomed back an all-time great as coach, putting behind them a shaky past month.
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Reigning premier belted by new frontrunner
VAFA WRAP: THE high hopes Old Xaverians has this season were buoyed by a resounding result in round 1 as they defeated reigning premier St Bernard’s.
Snowdogs drop opener
ST BERNARD’S VAFA season opener was a day of contrasting fortunes and emotions.
Roys out to make jump
COMPETING in VAFA Premier B for the fourth year running, Fitzroy has a top-four finish on its mind.
Speed and ball skills essential for CYs
FAST ball movement and slick ball skills will be the flavour of Victorian Amateur Football Association Premier C again this year.
Milne lining up in VAFA
BEAUMARIS won just two games last season in the VAFA’s top grade but will have Stephen Milne and Adam Schneider in its line-up this season.
Emerging guns to fill the void
SEVERAL premiership heroes have departed University Blacks since Cam Roberts last coached the Victorian Amateur Football Association club.
Blues hope for better luck
AFTER being hit hard by the injury curse last year, University Blues hopes better luck will fall its way over the 2016 VAFA season.
Harper set to be sidelined
UNIVERSITY Blues expect to be without star recruit Kieran Harper for most of the Victorian Amateur Football Association campaign due to an ongoing ankle injury.
Demon recruits for promoted Skobs
ST KEVIN’S missed out on Mark Jamar but it has secured his former Melbourne teammates Rohan Bail and James Strauss for the 2016 VAFA season.
Riley to make minor tweaks
NEW St Bernard’s coach Mark Riley says he will make only subtle tweaks to the game plan which helped the club break a 13-season premiership drought last year.
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