Super series for VFL W players
About 120 of the league’s best footballers will line up in a series in September, culminating in an All Stars match.
Vic Womens
The new role with the most power in footy
Forget the president or senior coach, once local footy players get back to training next week there’s one person they are going to have to impress.
Local footy league seasons delayed further
Victorian metro footy leagues have delayed the start of their seasons until May 31, falling into line with the AFL’s move to suspend its season.
Young star makes her choice
A super talent at both sports, Monique Conti has juggled a football and a basketball for years. Finally, she’s had to choose between them, is it Melbourne Boomers or Richmond?
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Spurs too strong
Knox remains winless at the foot of the Victorian Football League women’s ladder after a hefty defeat at the hands of the VU Western Spurs at Schultz Reserve in Wantirna on Sunday.
Cranbourne gets first win in VFL
CRANBOURNE is on the board in the new VFL Women’s competition after winning a thriller.
Falcons crush their rival
A SIZZLING opening term set Darebin Falcons on their way to a thumping win over archrival Diamond Creek in the VFL Women’s competition on Saturday.
Hutchins holds up Sharks
RESOLUTE defence from Meg Hutchins and two final-quarter goals from Lauren Tesoriero help Eastern Devils get past St Kilda Sharks.
Top sides start with a bang
DAREBIN and Diamond Creek set the scene for a blockbuster Round 2 clash in the Women’s VFL, posting resounding victories on Sunday.
Eagles step up to VFL ranks
AFTER taking the premiership last season, Cranbourne is ready for the challenge of the new VFL Women’s competition.
Recruiting slam dunk
AN APPETITE for women’s football is attracting athletes from outside the sport to the game, says VU Western Spurs coach Debbie Lee.
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Creekers ready to rumble
DIAMOND Creek approaches the new Victorian Women’s Football League season, looking to build to a new level of success.
Smith shapes up at Sharks
ST KILDA Sharks will have ex-league high flyer Shaun Smith guiding their fortunes in the first season of the VWFL State League.
Women’s football kicking goals
A 10-club State League kicks off in the Victorian Women’s Football League this year, with some games to be played at VFL venues.
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