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‘We are all devastated’: Old Xavs apologise after administrative failure costs grand final berth
The president of a powerhouse Victorian amateur football club forced to forfeit a grand final spot has taken full responsibility for selecting an ineligible player.
Old Xaverians’ under-19 premier men’s team won its preliminary final over St Kevin’s on Saturday, but won’t contest the grand final against Old Brighton after a league investigation.
The Victorian Amateur Football Association announced late on Sunday night that the Old Xavs would receive a $100 fine and forfeit their five-point victory over St Kevin’s for breaking finals eligibility rules.
St Kevin’s, not Old Xaverians, will compete in this weekend’s grand final. This masthead is not suggesting that Old Xavs intended to break VAFA rules.
St Kevin’s through to Grand Final after scintillating match – Holmesglen U19 Premier Men’s Preliminary Final Review
St Kevin’s will meet Old Brighton in the Holmesglen Under 19 Premier Men’s Grand Final after a post-match player ineligibility issue voided Old Xaverians’ heart-stopping Preliminary Final win.
The two sides produced a scintillating contest at Revo Fitness Park on Saturday, with Old Xaverians ultimately prevailing by five points, 8.13 (61) to 8.8 (56), before the result was overturned following the discovery of an ineligible player.
It was a tight and defensive opening term, with St Kevin’s holding a four-point advantage at the first change after both sides traded momentum throughout the quarter.
Both sides lifted their offence in the second term, each kicking two goals as SKOB took a slight three-point advantage into the main break.
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‘We are all devastated’: Old Xavs apologise after administrative failure costs grand final berth
The president of a powerhouse Victorian amateur football club forced to forfeit a grand final spot has taken full responsibility for selecting an ineligible player.
Old Xaverians’ under-19 premier men’s team won its preliminary final over St Kevin’s on Saturday, but won’t contest the grand final against Old Brighton after a league investigation.
The Victorian Amateur Football Association announced late on Sunday night that the Old Xavs would receive a $100 fine and forfeit their five-point victory over St Kevin’s for breaking finals eligibility rules.
St Kevin’s, not Old Xaverians, will compete in this weekend’s grand final. This masthead is not suggesting that Old Xavs intended to break VAFA rules.
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