‘Good and bad’: Women’s footy star returns to the NT
An AFLW premiership hero will return to Darwin after a new career pathway sidelined her elite playing ambitions.
An AFLW premiership hero will return to Darwin after a new career pathway sidelined her elite playing ambitions.
An article on the state of AFLW ruffled feathers over the weekend and on Monday night it resulted in a frosty segment between two panellists.
Essendon has been one of the most promising expansion teams this season, but Brisbane roared back into form to inflict a crushing defeat. Plus the Demons see off the Dockers.
Footy fans couldn’t quite believe their eyes as an AFLW star missed one of the easiest goals that cost her team a much-needed win.
An ex-GWS player is hoping to reignite her career with Woodville-West Torrens in the club’s inaugural SANFLW season.
He’s replacing a premiership-winning coach, but Matthew Clarke isn’t interested in changing the culture that has already been established inside the Crows’ AFLW side.
After the traditional Christmas break, the Crows AFLW side resumes training on Thursday evening with 30 days to go until their first game of AFLW 3.0.
Inaugural AFLW premiers the Adelaide Crows are setting their sights on more success in season three. See the grit on the faces and the determination in their eyes.
Geelong recruit Erin Hoare is proving that it is no tall order to balance AFL Women’s and academia after recently being awarded a highly sought-after international scholarship to pursue research surrounding mental health.
IT’S official — AFLW will get extra teams, with Richmond headlining four new clubs to be introduced into the growing women’s competition in 2020.
Imagine having the talent to succeed at not one elite sport, but two. Such is the case for GWS Giants players Jodie Hicks and Britt Perry and now the pair are focusing on AFLW over their cricket careers.
The Hickey name is revered at Geelong and it’s set to be further etched in history with the Cats revealing their first AFLW captain.
The AFL has secured a four-year broadcast deal believed to be worth $2.5 million for its women’s competition with all games to be broadcast during that period.
UPDATE: The Western Bulldogs are breathing a sigh of relief after star youngster Isabel Huntington was cleared of damage to her reconstructed right knee.
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