Girl Power comes through for Gippsland
Gippsland Power officials think they’ve find some ‘diamonds in the rough’ after working hard to identity female talent in the region.
NAB League
Dragons unveil 60-player NAB League Girls list
Two “daughters of’’ feature in the Sandringham Dragons squad for the 2022 NAB League Girls season that starts this weekend.
The ‘explosive’ Rebels to keep an eye on
An “explosive” forward and one of the biggest NAB League Girls improvers will headline the GWV Rebels squad in 2022 with the coach not tapering expectations.
Stingrays finalise NAB League Girls squad
Academy prospects Amber Clarke and Mackenzie Eardley headline a squad expected to do well in the season that starts next weekend.
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Dragons unveil squad of 75 players
The Sandringham Dragons have unveiled a 75-player squad for the 2019 NAB League season — and officials say it’s strong, with father-son prospect Finn Maginness the summer stand-out.
Son of ex-Freo star shaping as father-son
An Eastern Ranges midfielder could make history as just the second Fremantle father-son draft selection this year after impressing during the NAB League pre-season.
Cannons, Prespakis in seventh heaven
Georgie Prespakis – sister of Carlton’s Madison – announces herself as a possible future star with a seven-goal performance in Calder Cannons’ big NAB League Girls win over GWV Rebels.
Stingrays go in green
Dandenong Stingrays have welcomed back only three players from the team that delivered the club its first TAC Cup premiership.
Pastore name flying in footy again
Former VFA champion Tony Pastore is rapt at the growth of female football. Two of his daughters are playing, including Sandringham Dragons newcomer Tia.
Daughter of AFL great a top prospect
Isabella Grant is a member of the AFLW Academy and will be looking to stake her claim for a spot at the top level during the NAB League season.
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