For podcast I See It But I Don’t Believe It Gemma Bastiani interviewed Brisbane Lions Women’s CEO Breeanna Brock about their journey to a flag. Hear this episode of I See It But I Don’t Believe It On Saturday April 17th, the Brisbane Lions walked on to Adelaide Oval for their third attempt at an …
In her Siren debut, Kel Rowe documents the many roles she has at her community footy club, highlighting the importance of passionate volunteers to clubs. There are two things you should know about me. One: I love footy, and two: I don’t do things by halves. Together, in recent years, these two things have comprehensively …
Presented by WARF Radio, it’s time for a comprehensive recap of the 2021 AFLW trade period, which saw a number of high profile players traded. The 2021 AFLW trade period has ended—albeit later than initially planned—and we saw a number of high profile players find new homes. More interesting, however, was each club’s strategy, what …
In the ‘part time’ world of the AFLW, player development looks different. But exactly how are the Melbourne Demons ensuring their playing list is elite? In the world of women’s footy, player development is a very different story to that of their male counterparts. Coming out of broken, or recently established talent pathways, AFLW players …
Fitzroy FC player Kirsty Marshall writes on her experience playing in a Pride Game and what this kind of celebration and visibility means to her. On Sunday the 2nd of May, Fitzroy Football Club and Melbourne University Women’s Football Club came together to compete in the first ever official Pride Game in the Victorian Amateur …