Spectators at Retravision Stadium will witness a colourful festival of footy as the third edition of Pride Round in the GSFLW’s competition involves a six-game showcase on Saturday.
Melissa Sheil
Mt Barker proved too strong for Albany in round four of the Great Southern Football League Women’s competition on Friday night, while North Albany pushed forward with their first win of the season.
Jacki Elezovich
Footy fans turned out in force at Retravision Stadium on Saturday to watch a stacked schedule of Great Southern Football League Women’s games in round three of the 2025 season.
Denmark-Walpole strengthened their finals chances while North Albany and Albany couldn’t be separated in round three of the Great Southern Football League Women’s competition at Retravision Stadium on Saturday.
Railways will enter a second season under the helm of player-coach Bodhi Stubber, with the Tigers announcing his reappointment for the 2025 season this week.
Cameron Newbold
Royals claimed their first win of the new Great Southern Football League Women’s competition while Mt Barker continued the strong start to their premiership defence in round two on Friday night.
The 2025 Great Southern Football League Women’s competition kicked off on Saturday with the six teams going head-to-head at Albany’s Keep the Sheep Stadium.
Georgia Campion
Albany MLA Rebecca Stephens has committed $165,000 to Railways Football Club’s second stage of redevelopment if re-elected at the WA State election in March.
The coach of the reigning premiers in the Great Southern Football League Women’s competition has urged her team not to rest on their laurels and stay competitive for the 2025 season.
With almost an entirely new team, Albany are determined to secure an elusive premiership in this year’s Great Southern Football League women’s competition after losing the last two grand finals
After being knocked out of the 2024 Great Southern Football League Women’s premiership race in the elimination final, Royals coach Collin Pass wants his Lions to grow and develop as a team in the new season.
After missing out on finals action last year, a hungry Denmark-Walpole are ready to rise up the ladder in the new Great Southern Football League Women’s competition.
Newly appointed North Albany coach Luke Kimber is eager for the start of the 2025 Great Southern Football League Women’s season with the Kangas making a concerted effort to improve on a winless last season.
Georgia Campion and Melissa Sheil
The Great Southern Football League Women’s competition will have more triple-header fixtures in 2025 while the addition of a youth girls competition will also be unveiled.
Railways will look to an exciting crop of youngsters to lead their improvement as they aim to return to the top of the Great Southern Football League women’s competition under new leadership.
New Albany Sharks coach Roy Addis said a flag three-peat is still the ultimate goal after replacing outgoing dual premiership coach Jamie Ramm for the 2025 Great Southern Football League season.
Harry Grigson
Luckless ruckman and Denmark-Walpole product Kalin Lane declared he has “unfinished business” in the AFL after signing with Claremont for the 2025 season in a bid to resurrect his career.
Railways product Robbie Farmer has made waves on the national stage by being selected in the All-Australian side after a sublime tournament with WA in Clontarf Foundation’s State of Origin carnival.
Richmond mid-season draftee Jacob Blight, who hails from Albany, returned to Punt Road on Monday for the club’s first pre-season session.
A rising Great Southern pair and a Wheatbelt young gun will get the opportunity to hone their skills when they join some of the best-emerging talent during the WA Football Commission’s summer program.
A swag of Albany Vikings’ finest veteran footballers returned home from the AFL Masters National Carnival held in Perth earlier this month with premiership medals and All-Australian honours.
WA State country midfielder Bailey Taylor capped off a stellar season in his first year at the Sharks, winning the their best and fairest gong at the club awards night on September 14.
Royals ball magnet Declan McNamara marked a sensational return to football by winning his second league best and fairest award at the club’s awards night on September 19.
Powerful Mt Barker midfielder Daniel Patching won back-to-back league best and fairest awards on September 14, after another sublime season in the Bulls engine room.
