Meet the VAFA’s newest team
The VAFA is already the biggest women’s competition in Australia and it’s set to grow this year with a new team set to be included. Here’s what we know.
The VAFA is already the biggest women’s competition in Australia and it’s set to grow this year with a new team set to be included. Here’s what we know.
Former Geelong superstar Tom Hawkins is set to pull on the boots in the VAFA in 2025, linking with a “magical place’’ that left a lasting impression on him as a schoolboy.
One of local football’s most contentious issues — the salary cap — is under the microscope after Mick McGuane’s Keilor lost its 2023 premiership. As AFL Victoria reviews the cap, we delve into the strong arguments for and against it.
An ex-AFL star has moved homes and clubs in the local area have the cheque book out while some of his former teammates might link up together in country footy. That and more in the Rumour Mill.
Old Brighton came close to creating club history in 2024 but fell short at the final hurdle. Here’s how they can go one step better with the inclusion of some big names.
Eley Park boasts one of the youngest lists in the VAFA but as coach Matt Embling reveals, he’s not going to stop blooding the youth.
Grassroots footy clubs in search of much-needed funds have a perfect opportunity coming next week. Find out how you can apply.
De La Salle is gearing up for a return to the VAFA’s top comp and coach Nick Hyland says his side — bolstered by strong retention and three good recruits — won’t shy away from the awaiting challenge.
A VAFA Premier club has turned to an experienced and decorated player to steer it into its next phase. He reveals his coaching strategy, an update on the list and what he thinks his new side can achieve.
Old Ivanhoe has landed one of the recruits of the VAFA off-season, securing a former Richmond and West Coast Eagles midfielder.
Old Haileybury is back in the VAFA’s top comp and coach Daniel Ward believes his group has the energy, experience and quality to make a mark in 2025. Here’s why.
The Bullants will embark on a new chapter in the Eastern league from 2025 following five storied decades in the VAFA. We go inside the move and meet the EFNL’s newest club …
Local footy is the heartbeat of the game but it requires countless hours of expertise and dedication from thousands of people. Here are those who are having the biggest impact on the grassroots.
From the bush to the ‘burbs, former AFL players thrilled local football crowds across all corners of the state this year. We’ve named the best – and ranked the top 15. See who heads the list.
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