Australia's elite junior competition is looking to put a full stop to the season with the potential to host a major Victorian representative match.
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COVID lockdowns in Victoria and NSW have forced the Border and North East's local team, the Murray Bushrangers, and other teams out of action, but the league can finish as late as Sunday, October 10.
There's still some hope the 13 clubs will play some football, but the AFL is also looking to comprise a trial game between Victoria Country and Metro.
"Officials are working really hard, in collaboration with the State Governments, to potentially get some games up and running, but of course that would be under strict COVID conditions," Bushrangers' talent manager Mick Wilson said.
Officials are working really hard, in collaboration with the State Governments, to potentially get some games up and running.
- Mick Wilson
Despite not being able to train and play, clubs are still involving the players as they miss the normality of competition.
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"Each club has a designated welfare officer and players can reach out for professional support if need be," Wilson suggested.
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