Melbourne’s largest senior footy comp scraps 2020 season
The country’s biggest senior local footy competition has become the fifth Melbourne metro league to scrap its season, leaving just one comp left to make a call about the year.
VAFA
Vermont champ joins VAFA Premier ranks
The Eastern Football League’s 2019 best and fairest and dual premiership player has joined Caulfield Grammarians for the 2020 and ‘21 seasons.
Pirates ‘up and about’ as VAFA decision looms
Old Peninsula has been quietly achieving goals ahead of a decision on the Victorian Amateur Football Association season.
Hawks great ‘keen for a kick’ in VAFA
Sam Mitchell played 307 matches and in four premierships for Hawthorn in the AFL. Now, at the age of 37, he’s on the VAFA clearance list — and his intended club says he’s keen on pulling on the boots.
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CYMS chase huge upset to beat the undefeated Lions
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS has achieved its first goal of finishing top two in Victorian Amateur Football Association Division 1 after its 35-point win over Bulleen Templestowe on Saturday.
Brilliant Bannister cracks the ton for first time
AT HALF-TIME of Therry Penola’s Victorian Amateur Football Association clash against Whitefriars, Jarrod Bannister had all but given up on reaching the 100-goal mark in Round 17.
Blues’ time to capitalise
UNI Blues coach Quinton Gleeson says past performances will count for little as his side prepares to start its VAFA Premier B finals campaign against St Kevins this weekend.
CYs aim to go all the way in VAFA Division 1
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS ruckman Steve Puhar knows what it takes to play in a successful team. The three-time premiership player joined the CYs after a highly successful stint at Spotswood.
Past players against Parkside switch
A GROUP of passionate past players and officials are hoping Parkside will abandon its proposed move from the Northern Football League to the Victorian Amateur Football Association.
Local clubs reach out
MORE than 20 international teams are currently in Melbourne doing battle in the 2014 AFL International Cup and local clubs are playing a big part in the success of the tournament.
Skobbers roll Mazenod, Old Carey awaits
VAFA WRAP: ST Kevin’s has the unenviable task of trying to knock off Old Carey to guarantee a spot in the Premier B finals series this weekend.
Gunning for the ton
TWO forwards have already made it, now others across Melbourne are closing in on the elusive 100-goal mark. Local Footy wraps up the most lethal marksmen over the 2014 season here.
Chance slips by for Turtles
Old Eltham Collegians’ hopes of a securing a top two spot, and the double chance, were dashed by a heavy defeat at the hands of St Mary’s Salesian on Saturday.
Marcellin tightens grip
Marcellin’s grip on top spot in Premier C tightened with a win over PEGS at home on Saturday
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