VFL - Radio

Radio

Commencing in 1993, 3SER-fm (Casey FM) has broadcast at least one VFL match per weekend. It was the only radio station to cover both the VFL reserves and seniors Grand Finals. Their coverage can be picked up on radio on 97.7 FM or via the web on www.3ser.org.au .

In 2008, 3WBC 94.1 FM began broadcasting Box Hill Hawks home games. This began with the Round 2 game between Box Hill Hawks and Tasmania. This coverage can also be heard on the web at www.3wbc.org.au .

Although no longer broadcasting on a regular basis (see history section) SEN (1116 AM) has reserved the right to broadcast VFL finals and certain other games. They also have a weekly VFL panel show.

In 2009 the VFL announced that, as from the 2010 season, 774 ABC Melbourne will simulcast the ABC TV VFL coverage.

Internet radio station Live VFL (at www.livevfl.com.au ) currently broadcasts one VFL game per round.

Details of earlier broadcasts are listed in the History section (above).

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