The 2021 VFL Finals Series will revert to a full knockout competition, with first playing eighth, second v seventh, third v sixth and fourth v fifth in the first week. Week Two would then see the four winners matched-up in the VFL Preliminary Final. A further reduction that only allows a two-week finals series would mean teams 5-8 are eliminated and it will be first v fourth and second v third for a spot in the VFL Grand Final.
VFL Finals Games will continue to be shown with broadcast partners the Seven Network, Foxtel and Kayo. The AFL will explore all options to investigate ways to get fans back to the footy as safely and as soon as possible. VFL and VFL Club digital channels will have all the ticketing information for fans as each weekend's games are released and fans can return to matches.
VFL Finals Games will continue to be shown with broadcast partners the Seven Network, Foxtel and Kayo. The AFL will explore all options to investigate ways to get fans back to the footy as safely and as soon as possible. VFL and VFL Club digital channels will have all the ticketing information for fans as each weekend's games are released and fans can return to matches.
Services
Player Mentors
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The Frankston FC places a huge importance on supporting our young athletes off the field. The "Dolphin Mentors" are a group of well-connected people who have studied, worked and volunteered in many different fields, with many opportunities and pathways for the Frankston VFL and academy players to tap into.
Admin / Board
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David is MD of Shared Services Solutions and has been a board member since 2017, with a focus on engaging club members. He comes with 23 years of management experience, having been a former membership GM for AFL Hawks & Saints & has also worked for A League Soccer, NRL clubs & Not for Profit clients.
Club
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Ever since being established in 1887, the Frankston Football Club has been a central figure in the world of Australian Rules Football on the Mornington Peninsula. Initially the club competed in what is now known as the MPNFL, and after much success at local level, the club joined the Victorian Football Association in 1966.
AFL Draftees
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Frankston VFL Football Club has always been proud to be a stand alone club. This gives all our players the best opportunity to play great football and be noticed by the relevant powers! All of which is evident in our success over the years of having the most players drafted into the AFL. Rookie listed (pick #47) by Essendon in 2012.
Events
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A fantastic night for a wonderful cause! Check out all the photo's on our FaceBook page. It was also a celebration of the 1978 & 1979 Premierships - bringing together Frankston & Camberwell football clubs. Will Fordham took out top honours on the night, with Josh Newman and Goy Lok taking up 2nd & 3rd place.
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