Betts, Ablett and other AFL icons bring star power to NTFL season
The 2022-23 NTFL season is shaping into an epic adventure, with AFL champions and state league stars poised to play in Top End teams. We bring you the big ins and outs for each club.
The 2022-23 NTFL season is shaping into an epic adventure, with AFL champions and state league stars poised to play in Top End teams. We bring you the big ins and outs for each club.
A young Waratah goalkicker is set to train with a Melbourne-based club early next year after Covid ruined her first foray down south.
From premierships to mateship, the Territory is home to countless talented footballers. The NT News deep dives into performances across all leagues to bring you the 100 best players in 2022.
Southern Districts claimed their biggest scalp of the season beating the in-form Waratah. WATCH THE REPLAY
Best on ground medals in the women’s and men’s BRFL grand finals make Ashanti Bush and Jeffrey McDonald club heroes
Katherine Souths snatch their second Big Rivers Football League flag in three years by beating minor premier Katherine Camels
Grand final debutants Arnhem Crows beat Katherine South by 72 points in a dominant performance. Ashanti Bush shook off the effects of Friday night’s NAB AFLW All Stars game when she won the best-on-ground medal.
TEAM Ponter dominated proceedings in the Northern Territory edition of the NAB AFLW All-Stars women’s match at TIO Stadium in Darwin, defeating Team Hewett by 28 points.Led by NAB AFLW Draft hopeful Janet Baird, Western Bulldogs VFLW captain Mickayla Ward and Arnhem Crows livewire forward Ashanti Bush, Team Ponter led from siren to siren in the 5.11 (41) to 2.1 (13) win.
KATHERINE South star and AFLW Draft hopeful Janet Baird is confident her team can upset Arnhem Crows in the senior women’s Big Rivers Football League Grand Final on Saturday, despite the fact she will be unavailable to play.
All-Katherine affair in the Big Rivers Football League grand final with the Camels and Souths contesting the season’s spoils
NT THUNDER Academy coach Jason Roe has labelled AFL hopeful and young Wanderers star Beau O’Connell a “freakish” footballer ahead of Friday night’s Under-18 Territory All Stars game at TIO Stadium.
THE Big Rivers Football League (BRFL) best-and-fairest night took place at the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre, with youngster Jaimie Bryant taking home the top women’s award and talented import Cameron Arnold picking up the prestigious Doug Kelly Medal in the men’s competition.
NT ACADEMY coach Jason Roe says Buffettes star Dominique Carbone can improve her chances of being picked up by an AFLW club in the Under-18 Northern Territory NAB AFLW All Stars Match at TIO Stadium on Friday.
BUFFETTES captain Kylie Duggan said it’s not hard to get motivated for the 2020-21 NTFL season. That is because so many gun youngsters are coming through the ranks at the double blues.
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