VAFA Wilson Women’s Development Division 4 Votes
Penny Brown Hawthorn AFC 20 Charlotte McKinnon Bulleen Templestowe 15 Sally Fyfield De La Salle 14 Rita Azzopardi Canterbury Football Club 11 Brianna Murphy Swinburne University AFC 11 Alana Sarec
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Macqueen, Green, Fisher, Brown named inaugural women’s fairest & best
Four VAFA Wilson Women’s players were named the Fairest & Best for their respective sections overnight, with Kate Macqueen (Ormond), Rhiannon Green (Old Camberwell), Chelsea Fisher (Ajax) and Penny Brown
The run home in William Buck Premier
Nick Armistead – @NickArmistead With William Buck Premier players bestowed a bye round over the weekend and the ability to escape the cold reality of Melbourne’s weather, it is time
Anytime Fitness Rising Star Shortlist
After a thorough deliberation process, the five nominees shortlisted to win the 2017 Anytime Fitness Rising Star Award are in. Those shortlisted and in the running to take out the
VAFA Wilson Women’s Dev Div 1-4 vote counts this Wednesday night
Tune in to 96.5 Inner FM from 8pm this Wednesday night as John Kanis, Michael Crookes and Nick Armistead read out the vote counts for VAFA Wilson Women’s Development 1
Hawks into GF, Panthers keep hopes alive
Wilson Women’s Report by Nicole Erasmus WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER WOMEN’S SKOB Saints continued their dominant form into finals with a 39-point win against Fitzroy-ACU at Basil St Reserve. A big
Wilson Women’s preliminary final fixtures released
Following this weekend’s outstanding round of Wilson Women’s semi-finals, the preliminary final fixtures have been released for all five sections. It’s a triple header at Bill Lawry Oval on Saturday,
Red Devils make it two on the trot, Bulls overcome Wickers
Manningham Cobras proved too strong for Eley Park Sharks as they ran out 55-point winners at Koonung Park. Leading by just two points at half time, the Cobras piled on
Vultures fall to first loss of the year, Razorbacks enter third
Power House inflicted UHS-VU with their first loss of the season as they ran out seven-point winners at Brens Oval. Trailing by 29 points at the half and by 10
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