Is it Heidelberg’s premiership to lose? Take out the Tigers and 2025 looms as a fascinating NFNL Division 1 season with a host of clubs chasing finals. Check out all the ins and outs and key players.
Two standouts and eight other teams will be fighting for finals and survival, NFNL Division 2 looks an intriguing season. Check out all the ins and outs and key players at every club.
31 for 31: After back-to-back grand finals, there’s only one thing on Diamond Creek’s mind but coach Andrew Tranquilli says the club faces a massive challenge.
31 for 31: North Heidelberg has a fresh look this season and a new captain with long-time leader Kyle McDonald standing down. Brody Bell talks about what it means to lead he Bulldogs.
31 for 31: Montmorency coach Nick Rutley says he learnt plenty from last year’s grand final loss and feedback from his players has led to a big gameplan change.
Keep up to date with every in and out across all six divisions of the Victorian Amateur Football Association. See every move here.
The NFNL Division 3 goes from strength to strength with a number of teams capable of claiming premiership glory. Check out all the ins and outs and key players at every club.
After 19 long years, and for the 19th time, the famous St Kilda Cricket Club are once again champions of Victorian Premier Cricket after compiling the greatest score a final had seen in over century.
31 for 31: Fitzroy Stars aren’t shying away from their ambition of winning a premiership and after coming so close last year and successful off-season, there’s plenty of buzz.
31 for 31: After an injury crisis last year, Northcote Park has significantly improved its depth, including a clutch of Echuca recruits, and is confident of a finals charge in 2025.
SEASON PREVIEW: Can anyone stand up to the might of Heidelberg in NFNL Division 1? Who are the top premiership contenders in Division 2 and 3?
It’s been more than two decades but Preston is finally back on top of the VSDCA mountain and the Bullants did it in style, completing an undefeated season.
31 for 31: Hurstbridge is confident some impressive recruits and small tweaks can help take the club from back-to-back elimination finals to premiership contention.
31 for 31: A handful of “A-Grade type” recruits, including a VFL talent and a tinge of jealousy is fuelling Kilmore’s ambition to play finals in 2025.
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