It’s the stuff of dreams. The Frankston YCW product set to play for Collingwood, and how his rise has “blown away’’ his Stonecats mates. Plus, from a broken nose to the mid-season ball, and the Tullamarine Flu…it’s all in Quick Kicks.
A former Melbourne captain is set to make a move to a VAFA premiership contender to play alongside mates while several other divisional clubs have landed impressive mid-season signings.
Geelong star Tom Hawkins and a Hawthorn premiership player are among the final minute clearances to one VAFA club with a total of five former AFL players hitting the Premier grades.
The local footy clearance window has now slammed shut and there have been some big moves on the deadline from ex-AFL guns to VFL listed stars. See the biggest here.
Collegians and St Bernard’s battled it out in a VAFA Premier Men’s thriller on Saturday. Watch the REPLAY here.
Clubs and players from across the state will come together to say no to violence on and off the field and support a foundation started after a footy player died from a coward punch nine years ago. More here.
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.
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.
A remarkable second-half comeback from Caulfield Grammarians ended Old Geelong’s unbeaten start to life in the VAFA Premier League on Saturday. Catch the REPLAY here.
The VAFA Premier Women’s competition will return to action on Anzac Day. We’ve broken down the key names from every side for the rest of the season.
Former Carlton AFLW mentor Daniel Harford is returning to the coaching fold for the first time since leaving the Blues, taking on one of the most prestigious roles in community footy.
Parkside got revenge in its grand final replay against Prahran and after two weeks in the VAFA’s third tier the Devils feel they’re finding their feet. Here’s how life is being made a little easier.
St Mary’s Salesian sent a statement to its VAFA rivals with a big win as coach Clay Tait reveals what pleased him most about the performance. And the small forward reaping the rewards of patience.
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