Local footy clubs looking for a new home from next season will have until the end of next month to lodge an application as part of AFL Vic’s stringent new transfer guidelines. Latest here.
The 2025 local footy season might only be a couple of weeks old, but the state’s longest winning and losing streaks continue to extend. See who takes top spot.
For all the phone calls Old Peninsula made during the off-season, they didn’t account for a new forward who “rocked up” to a training session after four years away from footy and is now turning heads.
With a key name missing, Ajax coach Lachlan Buszard has been looking to beat his biggest challenge. And now he believes he’s found it. Here’s why in our VAFA Premier grades wrap.
Old Brighton have continued its hot start to season 2025 with a thumping win over Old Haileybury in round 2. Watch the REPLAY here.
One local footballer’s love life caught up with him in round 1 while a star ex-AFL recruit was injured on his way to the game. Plus, another ex-Eastern league gun on MAFS. It’s all in Quick Kicks.
With three ex-AFL players and a two-time reigning league best-and-fairest one VAFA club might lay claim to having the best local footy midfield in suburban Melbourne.
Old Yarra Cobras were delivered “home truths” in the off-season and it helped spark a round one rout boosted by a new recruit. Get a full wrap of the talking points from the VAFA Divisions.
The pulse beat again across Victoria with flags unfurled, bags kicked, statements made and scorching debuts from ex-AFL talents. Plenty of upsets, too. It’s all here in our wrap.
It was all one way traffic at Toorak Park on Saturday with Old Xaverians dominating from start to finish against De La Salle to kickstart their VAFA season with a bang. Watch the REPLAY here.
The VAFA Premier B competition could be one of the tightest in Victoria and this is how every club is shaping up. See your club’s new faces, key players, exits and our verdict.
The VAFA Premier Men’s season is here and we’ve broken down every club’s hopes. See all the new faces, the exits, the players set to shape their side’s season and our verdict.
New contenders emerging, young sides developing and the promoted clubs daring to dream. This is how every VAFA Premier C club is shaping up. See your club’s new faces, key players, exits and our verdict.
Keep up to date with every in and out across all six divisions of the Victorian Amateur Football Association. See every move here.
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