1925 VFA Season: Geelong Association

These are the details of the premiership results for the Geelong Association for the 1925 season of the Victorian Football Association (currently known as the Victorian Football League). The team used Kardinia Park as their home ground, playing seven matches there (seven as hosts). The team finished the regular season in eighth place.

Team Details

Competition: 1925 VFA Season
Team: Geelong Association
Home Ground: Kardinia Park

Team Results

Ladder Position: 8th (W-D-L: 1-0-13, P%: 59.5)
Finals Performance: Did not qualify for finals

Player Results

Player	Guernseys	Matches	Goals	Rounds

Coach Results

Coach	Matches (W-D-L)				Rounds

Match Results

Date	Round	Opponent	H/A	Result		Coach	Captain (Nominated)
02/05/1925	Round 1	Coburg	AWAY	LOSS	COBG by 26	unknown	unknown
09/05/1925	Round 2	Brunswick	HOME	LOSS	BRNW by 54	unknown	unknown
16/05/1925	Round 3	Prahran	AWAY	LOSS	PRAH by 39	unknown	unknown
23/05/1925	Round 4	Williamstown	HOME	LOSS	WILL by 10	unknown	unknown
30/05/1925	Round 5	Northcote	AWAY	LOSS	NCOT by 38	unknown	unknown
06/06/1925	Round 6	Brighton	HOME	WIN	GEEA by 20	unknown	unknown
13/06/1925	Round 7	Port Melbourne	AWAY	LOSS	PMLB by 48	unknown	unknown
20/06/1925	Round 8	Coburg	HOME	LOSS	COBG by 28	unknown	unknown
27/06/1925	Round 9	Brunswick	AWAY	LOSS	BRNW by 83	unknown	unknown
04/07/1925	Round 10	Prahran	HOME	LOSS	PRAH by 13	unknown	unknown
11/07/1925	Round 11	Williamstown	AWAY	LOSS	WILL by 45	unknown	unknown
18/07/1925	Round 12	Northcote	HOME	LOSS	NCOT by 6	unknown	unknown
25/07/1925	Round 13	Brighton	AWAY	LOSS	BRGH by 53	unknown	unknown
01/08/1925	Round 14	Port Melbourne	HOME	LOSS	PMLB by 47	unknown	unknown

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1925 VFA Season

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