Round 7 Premier B Women’s Review
Round 7 of Premier B Women’s saw Old Xaverians announce themselves as genuine finals contenders, producing a devastating second-half blitz to stun Port Melbourne Chargers at JL Murphy Reserve. Beaumaris
Round 7 of Premier B Women’s saw Old Xaverians announce themselves as genuine finals contenders, producing a devastating second-half blitz to stun Port Melbourne Chargers at JL Murphy Reserve. Beaumaris
Round 6 of Premier B Women’s delivered a crucial result nearly halfway through the season, with Old Melburnians inflicting Port Melbourne Chargers’ second loss of the season in a tight
Round 5 of Premier B Women’s welcomed a new face to the competition, with Williamstown CYMS entering the division following La Trobe University’s mid-season regrading back to the divisional grades.
Round 4 of Premier B Women’s delivered a genuine thriller at Toorak Park, where Old Melburnians escaped with the narrowest of victories against a rapidly improving Old Xaverians outfit. Elsewhere,
The VAFA would like to congratulate the 48 players named in the initial Big V Women’s squad to face the Adelaide Football League at Norwood Oval on Saturday, June 6.
After three rounds, only one team, Beaumaris, remains undefeated in Premier B Women’s. Across the division, Glen Eira/Old McKinnon got on the winners list with a convincing win over Parkside,
In Round 2 of Premier B Women’s, the field is beginning to separate, with statement wins shaping the early ladder. Beaumaris confirmed their status as early premiership favourites, defeating 2025 grand
Round 1 of Premier B Women’s delivered statement performances and heart‑stopping finishes as the competition sprang to life across Melbourne. Old Melburnians re‑established themselves as the competition’s benchmark, Beaumaris showed
A new-look Premier B Women’s competition arrives in 2026 with one of the most intriguing mixes the section has seen: a relegated powerhouse looking to rebound, a two-time reigning premier
