Revealed: Local footy’s best players of 2024
The 2024 local footy season is coming to a close and to celebrate, we’ve named our best players from the 2024 season. Here’s who made the list.
The 2024 local footy season is coming to a close and to celebrate, we’ve named our best players from the 2024 season. Here’s who made the list.
AFL Victoria has revealed its verdict on a bid by one of local footy’s best players to avoid missing playing in a grand final by one day. Here’s what we know.
Four teams, two grand finals. The VAFA Premier B and C seasons all come down to this weekend. We profile the key players and get the verdict from every club’s coach.
St John’s and Canterbury have already earned promotion for next season, now they’re chasing a VAFA Division 3 premiership. Meet the key players and see what the coaches have to say.
Some of the longest winning streaks in local footy ended on Saturday with a game in country footy abandoned after a serious injury. Catch-up on all of Saturday’s local footy action.
An eight-goal first half was the catalyst behind Grammarians’ third VAFA Premier Women’s victory a row. Check out the Reserves/Premier REPLAYS.
A decade ago, the best local footy players in Victoria went head-to-head in just the second game of its kind. But how many who took to the field are still playing? See where they are now.
Just like its AFL counterparts, the VAFA’s Hawthorn is making an unlikely finals push. It’s all come from the move of a “stable” defender in a season where the Hawks have created club history.
Under new coach Tim Edwards, St John’s is right in the premiership mix as he gives an insight into taking on the job, convincing guys to play again and the four father-sons carrying on a legacy.
A St Bernard’s favourite made a shock return, Old Xavs bolstered by two huge inclusions and the hottest talking points. It’s all in the VAFA Verdict.
The longest winning streak in local footy was given its biggest test, other contenders emerged, relegation battles were won and a milestone man delivered in perfect style. Catch-up on all of Saturday’s local footy action.
Old Peninsula’s late bid for finals went up a gear with a 109-point win, while the Pirates outline their “2030 plan’’ and chase for a new coach.
A fundraiser has been launched to help support a Melbourne local footballer who has been left blind in one eye and faces a long road to recovery after a horror collision. Here’s how you can help.
Split by a minute amount of percentage on the ladder, these two teams brought a finals-like atmosphere to Harry Trott Oval. Relive the Reserve/Premier double header LIVE now.
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