Key factors in Darebin Falcons’ VFLW rise
After winning just one game in 2021, Darebin Falcons took some huge steps this VFLW season. Coach Kate Tyndall gives her verdict.
After winning just one game in 2021, Darebin Falcons took some huge steps this VFLW season. Coach Kate Tyndall gives her verdict.
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Piranha Park will host a historic double-header on Sunday with old rivals Coburg and Frankston going head-to-head in men’s and women’s games.
Rain hit on Saturday but that didn’t stop Local Footy’s photographers from capturing some amazing action from around Melbourne.
THE thought of a five-time reigning premier flying under the radar seems ludicrous, but Darebin Falcons have enjoyed less focus from their rivals this year in the new-look VFLW.
This Sunday, 26 years after her first game, Victorian women’s football legend and veteran St Kilda Sharks player Belinda Bowey will hit the field for her 350th match.
FROM blitzing the boys at Romsey to being named captain of Vic Metro, Madison Prespakis has already achieved plenty in a short football career.
On Saturday, Lisa Walshe broke through a crepe paper banner and ran out for her 200th game of senior footy. And it’s fair to say the women’s footy landscape has changed in that time.
CHELSEA Arnold, the granddaughter of a former Melbourne star, is ready to make her debut in women’s football aged 41.
A FORMER Australian volleyball player and elite basketballer have fuelled the Southern Saints’ strong start to the VFL Women’s season.
THE new order in women’s football arrived with a bang on Saturday as NT Thunder handed reigning VFL Women’s premier Darebin Falcons their heaviest loss since 2011.
HAWTHORN has landed some big name recruits for its first season in the VFL Women’s competition as the Hawks continue to vie for an AFL Women’s licence.
THE Seaford Tigerettes will go into the season with three captains, 16 recruits and a whole lot of hope.
LEADING women’s football coach Scott Gowans is backing anti-density rules brought in for the VFL Women’s competition.
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