The next AFLW Grand Final will be held at the last weekend of November 2022, meaning there will be two premiers this year.
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Who has your team got (expansion signings/trade/open-age/pre-draft priority)
Adelaide: Nil
Brisbane: Nil
Carlton: Amelia Velardo, Pheobe McWilliams
Collingwood: Lauren Brazzale, Olivia Barber
Essendon: Madison Prespakis, Georgia Gee, Bonnie Toogood, Stephanie Cain, Jacqui Vogt, Cat Phillips, Daria Bannister, Sophie van de Heuvel, Ellyse Gamble, Sophie Alexander
Fremantle: Nil
Geelong: Ingrid Houtsma, Shelley Scott, Jacqueline Parry
Gold Coast: Nil
GWS: Nil
Hawthorn: Tilly Lucas-Rodd, Jess Duffin, Janet Baird, Akec Makur Chout, Tegan Cunningham, Aileen Gilroy
Melbourne: Charlotte Wilson, Jordan Ivey
North Melbourne: Nil
Port Adelaide: Erin Phillips, Angela Foley, Justine Mules, Gemma Houghton, Maggie MacLachlan, Hannah Dunn
Richmond: Stephanie Williams, Grace Egan, Libby Graham
St Kilda: Nicola Stevens, Erin McKinnon
Sydney: Bec Privitelli, Aliesha Newman, Lisa Steane, Bella Smith, Lexi Hamilton, Brooke Lochland, Sarah Dargan, Brenna Tarrant, Maddy Collier, Ally Morphett
West Coast: Krstel Petrevski, Isabella Simmons, Kate Bartlett, Ella Smith, Sasha Goranova
Western Bulldogs: Nil
Open Age signings:
Essendon: Caitlin Sargent (Western Jets), Jorja Borg (Carlton VFLW), Federica Frew, Eloise Ashley-Cooper, Bella Ayre, Renee Tierney, Georgia Nanscawen, Joanne Doonan, Danielle Marshall, Jordan Zanchetta (all Essendon VFLW)
Hawthorn: Bridget Deed (Eastern Ranges), Zoe Barbakos (Sandringham Dragons), Tahlia Fellows (Casey Demons VFLW), Sophie Locke (Port Melbourne VFLW), Catherine Brown (Eastlake Demons) Dominique Carbone, Eliza Shannon, Tamara Luke, Jenna Richardson, Ainslie Kemp, Isabelle Porter (all Hawthorn VFLW)
Port Adelaide: Litonya Cockatoo-Motlap, Laquoiya Cockatoo-Motlap (both GC Suns Academy), Jade De Melo (North Adelaide SANFLW), Jade Halfpenny (Norwood SANFLW), Tessa Doumanis (Claremont WAFLW), Abbey Dowrick (Subiaco WAFLW), Alex Ballard (Sturt SANFLW), Liz McGrath (North Melbourne VFLW)
Sydney: Ruby Sargent-Wilson (Bond Uni QAFLW), Montana Beruldsen, Lauren Szigeti, Aimee Whelan (all Hawthorn VFLW), Sarah Ford (Essendon VFLW), Alice Mitchell (East Coast Eagles), Molly Eastman (North Melbourne VFLW), Zoe Hurrell (North Shore Bombers), Ella Heads (Inner West Magpies), Jaide Anthony (Dandenong Stingrays), Kiara Beesley (Southern Power), Paige Sheppard (Geelong VFLW), Bridie Kennedy (Williamstown VFLW), Sarah Skinner (North Melbourne VFLW), Eliza Vale (Western Bulldogs VFLW)
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The 2022 AFLW draft is being held in Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium tonight. Here are the top 10 picks.
Jasmine Fleming is the daughter of former Australian cricketer Damien Fleming and the niece of former Essendon captain Gary O’Donnell.
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Representatives from all 18 AFL and AFLW teams gathered for the first time at the MCG this morning.
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Go the Swannies
Will be interesting to see how the Power go in their first season, expecting to not go too well but you never know
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The round 1 match between Essendon and Hawthorn has been moved from Port Melbourne to Marvel Stadium.
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Who’s your pick for the AFLW Season 7 flag?
- Adelaide Crows
- Brisbane Lions
- Carlton Blues
- Collingwood Magpies
- Essendon Bombers
- Geelong Cats
- Gold Coast Suns
- GWS Giants
- Hawthorn Hawks
- Melbourne Demons
- North Melbourne Kangaroos
- Port Adelaide Power
- St Kilda Saints
- Sydney Swans
- West Coast Eagles
- Western Bulldogs
0 voters
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The AFL launched a new logo for the women’s competition ahead of this weekend’s start of season 7.
The old logo for the first six seasons:
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Not really new, just a rearrangement or refresh. Only real difference is the AFL’s logo is now orange and next to the “W”.
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and new Nab logo
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Is that a new logo, or just a smaller version used in tandem by the business?
Who here thinks Fremantle will win Season 7AFLW Premiership?
No way. Brisbane are the team to beat.
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Western Bulldogs player Britney Gutknecht has been taken to hospital via ambulance from the field after a horrific leg injury.
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Hope she is alright soon!
Broken leg maybe?
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100%
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25 minutes taken out. Surely they could have called half time and have the extra 90 seconds on the third term?
No it doesn’t work like that sadly.
What was the point of the banner hiding her after all the time she spent without it? And the TV? And the ambulance covering it anyway?
