The biggest winners from AFLW’s equalisation switch
The AFLW’s biggest equalisation measure was in action for the first time on Monday night, and Eliza Reilly writes the national draft was a resounding win for non-Victorian clubs.
The AFLW’s biggest equalisation measure was in action for the first time on Monday night, and Eliza Reilly writes the national draft was a resounding win for non-Victorian clubs.
The AFLW draft is done and dusted, with future superstars finding new homes across the league. Which clubs are most thrilled with their hauls? Our experts go over every club’s draft.
It was the first truly national AFLW Draft and it did not disappoint. Check out every pick and get all the analysis from our experts here.
It’s slated as a generational draft chock-full of some of the best AFLW talent we’ve seen. ELIZA REILLY unpacks how the first 10 picks will play out in her Phantom Draft.
A reliable defender, a top 10 draft pick and a rising Irish talent have extended their stay at the Cattery.
Ash Centra is best known for a 47-touch, four goal starring performance, but there’s much more to the first-round prospect. CHRIS CAVANAGH speaks to the possible No.1 pick.
With the AFLW trade period about to officially open, and the first fully national draft around the corner, clubs are in deep discussion about how to improve their lists. Here’s the latest.
Roger Rasheed played a handful of SANFL games but is best known for coaching some of tennis’s greatest ever players. His daughter India is about to forge her own path in the AFLW.
Just hours after sacking coach Cam Joyce, the Suns have been hit by a trade request from their captain. ELIZA REILLY and DAN CHERNY have the details.
Gold Coast has brought an abrupt end to its AFLW senior coach’s tenure despite two years remaining on his contract.
North Melbourne’s chief executive says there’s a reason the AFL has to carefully consider whether to pursue more night-time grand finals.
It’s a ceremony their male counterparts can’t get right, with this year’s first-time AFLW premiers showing them how it’s done.
Brisbane’s AFLW coach remains driven to keep his side at the top of the tree, but was frank about just how far ahead the new premiers really are.
When North Melbourne entered the AFLW, they didn’t pull their punches in the recruiting space. JOSH BARNES looks at how the Roos planted the seeds for an undefeated premiership season.
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