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VFLW Season 2026
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Carlton's 2026 VFLW Team Squad.

VFLW Listed Players:

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2026 VFLW Best and Fairest

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2026 VFLW Club Awards

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VFLW Leading Stats

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VFLW Lambert-Pearce Medal

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VFLW Coaches MVP Award

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VFLW Women's Team of the Year.

Round 1, 2026.

CARLTON	2.6.18	5.6.36	7.7.49	7.8 (50)
DAREBIN	0.0.0	2.0.12	3.1.19	5.3 (33)
Venue:	Preston City Oval, Preston
Date:	Friday 18th April 2025 (9.15 am)
Result:	Win by 17 points
Goalkickers:	Sophia McCarthy 2.0, Nell Morris-Dalton 1.0, Kylie Lynch 1.1, Emily Elkington 1.0, Octavia Di Donato 1.0, Alessia Acquaro 1.1, Zoe Larkins 0.3, Tahlia Plunkett 0.1, Rushed 0.2
Best:	Grace Matser, Ellie Sbeghen, Sophia McCarthy, Mia Fuller, Octavia Di Donato, Hannah Scott.
Reports:	Nil
Injuries:	Nil

Head-to-head:
Darebin 6-4;
At Preston City Oval: Darebin 2-0;
Streak: Darebin 4;
Last time: Darebin 5.6 (36) def Carlton 2.3 (15) – Round 13, 2025, Preston City Oval

Carlton VFLW Team
B: E. Horne (12), L. Burke (74)
HB: M. Fitzgerald (80), E. Speghen (59), A. Mulvahil (16)
C: O. Di Donato (51), H. Scott (79), H. Bowey (71)
HF: E. Elkington (31), S. McCarthy (54), T. Plunkett (69)
F: A. Aquaro (78), N. Morris-Dalton (52)
R: G. Matser (58), M. Fuller (73), Z. Larkins (77)
INT: C. Van Loon (56), S. Hall (50), K. Busuttil (72), K. Lynch (65), P. Hargreaves (60)
EMG: S. Tredwell (21), D. Di Santo (76), I. Stanley (18)

Match Review

Rebel VFLW Review.
Carlton led from start to finish in the season opener to get its campaign off on the right foot, defeating Darebin by 17 points at Preston City Oval. The Blues dominated for much of the first half, keeping the Falcons scoreless for more than 30 minutes and reaching a game-high lead of 36 points at the 13-minute mark of the second quarter. The hosts were a more competitive outfit in the second half of their annual Pride Round match and reduced the final margin below three goals. Zoe Larkins and Hannah Scott were key players for the Blues, both amassing 25 touches while the latter also recorded 12 tackles in the triumph. Sophia McCarthy booted two of Carlton’s seven majors, while for Darebin, it was Caitlin Bunker who led from the front with 24 disposals, six tackles and a goal.

Leading Disposals: Hannah Scott 25, Zoe Larkins 25, Grace Matser 19, Octavia De Donato 18, Mia Fuller 17

VFLW Coaches MVP Votes

8 - Grace Matser (CARL)
6 - Caitlin Bunker (DAR)
5 - Zoe Larkins (CARL)
5 - Hannah Scott (CARL)
4 - Ellie Sbeghen (CARL)
1 - Isabella Daddo (DAR)
1 - Sophia McCarthy (CARL)

Video

Round 2, 2026.

CARLTON	3.2.20	6.2.38	6.4.40	6.4 (40)
NORTH MELBOURNE	1.0.6	3.3.21	7.4.46	11.6 (72)
Venue:	IKON Park, Carlton.
Date:	Saturday 23rd May 2026 (11.05 AM).
Result:	Lost by 32 points.
Goalkickers:	Sophia McCarthy 2.1, Nell Morris-Dalton 2.0, Ellie Sbeghen 1.0, Hannah Bowey 1.0, Katelyn Busutil 0.1, Rushed 0.2.
Best:	Lucy Burke, Mia Fuller, Sophia McCarthy, Nell Morris-Dalton, Octavia Di Donato, Alessia Acquaro.
Reports:
Injuries:

Head-to-head:
North Melbourne Werribee 4-2;
At IKON Park: Tied 1-1;
Streak: North Melbourne Werribee 2;
Last time: North Melbourne 9.11 (65) def Carlton 2.5 (17) – Round 1, 2025, Arden Street Oval

Carlton VFLW Team
B: E. Horne (12), L. Burke (74)
HB: M. Fitzgerald (80), E. Sbeghen (59), S. Demeo (66)
C: O. Di Donato (51), H. Scott (79), H. Bowey (71)
HF: E. Elkington (31), S. McCarthy (54), T. Plunkett (69)
F: A. Aquaro (78), N. Morris-Dalton (52)
R: G. Matser (58), M. Fuller (73), Z. Larkins (77)
INT: C. Van Loon (56), D. Di Santo (76), K. Busuttil (72), K. Lynch (65), P. Hargreaves (60)
EMG: S. Tredwell (21), A. Mulvahil (16), I. Stanley (18)

IN: S. Demeo, D. Di Santo
OUT: S. Hall (back), A. Mulvahil (omitted)

Match Review

Rebel VFLW Review.
For the second consecutive week, North Melbourne Werribee turned around slow start to record a dominant win, this time beating Carlton by 32 points at IKON Park. Coming off a strong opening round win, Carlton started the match in excellent fashion and kicked three goals in each of the first two terms to hold a 17-point advantage at the main break. Lucy Burke was in superb form down back, while Nell Morris-Dalton and Sophie McCarthy had the scoreboard ticking over. However, the Blues would only be afforded two more behinds in the second half as North Melbourne Werribee flipped the script. The Kangaroos piled on four goals in the third quarter to lead by six points at three quarter time before doubling the dose in the last quarter. Shelby Knoll was the star up forward with four majors and four contested marks. Recruits Abby Favell, Lauren Jatczak and Ava Seton were also terrific.

Leading Disposals:

VFLW Coaches MVP Votes

10 - Abby Favell (NMW)
7 - Shelby Knoll (NMW)
4 - Lucy Burke (CARL)
4 - Ava Seton (NMW)
3 - Hannah Scott (CARL)
1 - Maddie Di Cosmo (NMW)
1 - Poppy Schaap (NMW)

Video

Round 3, 2026.

CARLTON	1.1.7	1.3.9	2.4.16	5.6 (36)
SANDRINGHAM	2.0.12	2.1.13	3.5.23	3.6 (24)
Venue:	IKON Park, Carlton.
Date:	Saturday 30th May 2026 (3.35 PM).
Result:	Won by 12 points.
Goalkickers:	Nell Morris-Dalton 2.1, Sophia McCarthy 1.1, Emily Elkington 1.0, Alessia Acquaro 1.0, Mia Fuller 0.2, Octavia Di Donato 0.1, Rushed 0.1.
Best:	Hannah Scott, Zoe Larkins, Sophia McCarthy, Nell Morris-Dalton, Stephanie Demeo, Mia Fuller.
Reports:
Injuries:

Head-to-head:
Sandringham 6-3;
At IKON Park: Sandringham 3-2;
Streak: Sandringham 2;
Last time: Sandringham 6.7 (43) def Carlton 2.3 (15) – Round 8, 2025, Wilson Storage Trevor Barker Beach Oval

Carlton VFLW Team
B: M. Fitzgerald (80), L. Burke (74)
HB: E. Horne (12), E. Speghen (59), S. Demeo (66)
C: O. Di Donato (51), H. Scott (79), H. Bowey (71)
HF: E. Elkington (31), S. McCarthy (54), T. Plunkett (69)
F: A. Aquaro (78), N. Morris-Dalton (52)
R: G. Matser (58), M. Fuller (73), Z. Larkins (77)
INT: C. Van Loon (56), D. Spamer (17), K. Busuttil (72), A. Mulvahil (16), P. Hargreaves (60)
EMG: D. Rhodes (42), K. Lynch (65), I. Stanley (18), E. Heaney (22)

IN: A. Mulvahil, D. Spamer
OUT: D. Di Santo, K. Lynch (omitted)
NEW: Danika Spamer, 24, 156m, Box Hill Hawks/Heidelberg

Match Review

Rebel VFLW Review.
Carlton produced an excellent fightback to return to the winners list, defeating Sandringham by 12 points at IKON Park. The Zebras led for nearly three and a half quarters and held an advantage as great as 13 points at the seven-minute mark of the third quarter, where they looked to be in control of the match. But the Blues would start to gain ascendancy as three quarter time siren sounded, reducing the margin to seven points at the final change before booting three unanswered majors in the last quarter to secure their second win of the season. Kicking the last two goals of the game was Nell Morris-Dalton who was the Blues only multiple goal kicker whilst teammate Hannah Scott elevated herself to another level with 35 disposals, 10 tackles and five clearances. Sandringham’s Charlotte Taylor was as hard to stop in the middle and had season highs in both disposals (20) and clearances (seven).

Leading Disposals:

VFLW Coaches MVP Votes

10 - Hannah Scott (CARL)
5 - Mia Fuller (CARL)
4 - Steph Demeo (CARL)
4 - Emma Stuber (SAND)
3 - Lucy Burke (CARL)
2 - Nell Morris-Dalton (CARL)
2 - Charlotte Taylor (SAND)

Video

Round 4, 2026.

CARLTON	1.2.8	2.3.15	2.6.18	4.7 (31)
ESSENDON	4.0.24	6.1.37	8.2.50	10.3 (63)
Venue:	Windy Hill, Essendon.
Date:	Sunday 7th June 2026 (11.05 AM).
Result:	Lost by 32 points.
Goalkickers:	Nell Morris-Dalton 2.2, Tahlia Plunkett 1.0, Emily Plunkett 1.0, Alessio Acquaro 0.2, Sophia McCarthy 0.1, Zoe Larkins 0.1, Octavia Di Donato 0.1.
Best:	Nell Morris-Dalton, Emma Horne, Emily Elkington, Stephanie Demeo, Katelyn Busuttil, Mia Fuller.
Reports:
Injuries:

Head-to-head:
Essendon 5-3;
At Windy Hill: Essendon 3-2;
Streak: Essendon 1;
Last time: Essendon 7.7 (49) def Carlton 3.4 (22) – Round 4, 2025, Windy Hill

Carlton VFLW Team
B: M. Fitzgerald (80), L. Burke (74)
HB: E. Horne (12), C. Van Loon (56), S. Demeo (66)
C: O. Di Donato (51), H. Scott (79), K. Busuttil (72)
HF: E. Elkington (31), S. McCarthy (54), T. Plunkett (69)
F: A. Aquaro (78), N. Morris-Dalton (52)
R: E. Speghen (59), M. Fuller (73), Z. Larkins (77)
INT: C. Rafferty (67), S. Kingston (57), D. Spamer (17), I. Stanley (18), H. Bingley (64)
EMG: D. Rhodes (42), K. Lynch (65), D. Di Santo (76)

IN: H. Bingley, S. Kingston, C. Rafttery, I. Stanley
OUT: H. Bowey (personal), G. Matser (hip), A. Mulvahil (managed), P. Hargreaves (omitted)
NEW: Harriet Bingley, 19, 175cm, Tasmania Devils, Old Scotch Collegians; Indi Stanley, 20, 167cm, Western Jets/Bacchus Marsh

Match Review

VFLW Blues go down to Bombers
The VFLW Blues were defeated by Essendon on Saturday at Windy Hill. - By Eve Joyce.

Carlton VFLW went down to Essendon by 32 points at Windy Hill on Saturday. Despite a strong and persistent effort against the home side, the Blues fell 4.7 (31) to 10.3 (63). Windy Hill didn’t live up to its name, with near-perfect footy conditions providing the ideal stage for the game. Essendon took the early advantage, using its home ground familiarity to secure the opening goal and establish momentum. Carlton started at a steady pace with well-structured passages of play down the middle, which allowed Emily Elkington to follow through for the Blues' first goal of the match. The Blues' defensive line was tested as they knocked back repeated entries into Essendon’s forward 50. Coming back from quarter time, Carlton’s intensity lifted as they drove the ball forward and opened up scoring opportunities. Essendon, however, responded with an unwavering defensive structure. Moments before the half-time siren, a well-executed passage of play landed perfectly in the hands of Nell Morris-Dalton, who kept the Blues within reach as she added another major to the board. At half-time, the Blues remained in the hunt. However, the Bombers extended their lead to 32 points at three-quarter time, which was also the eventual final margin. Despite the considerable deficit the Blues continued to fight, as Tahlia Plunkett booted her first goal of the season which was closely followed by another from Morris-Dalton. Katelyn Busuttil, Emily Elkington, Nell Morris-Dalton and Hannah Scott led the way with 17 disposals apiece. Ellie Sbeghen was also a standout in the ruck with 28 hit-outs. Following a Round 5 bye, Carlton will next host Port Melbourne on Saturday, June 20 from 11.05am at IKON Park.

Rebel VFLW Review.
Essendon got off the mark in 2026, picking up its first victory of the campaign with a 32-point upset over Carlton at Windy Hill on Sunday. After trailing early in the first quarter, the Bombers produced three goals in three minutes to end the first term which proved to be the catalyst to breaking the game open. The home side would get out to a 22-point half time advantage, with the Blues unable to challenge thereafter as the margin remained above 20 points for the remainder of the game. Three goals each from Christina Bernardi and Tia Davidge ensured the Bombers would go on to kick a winning score, with teammate Amelie Gladman controlling things in the middle with 20 disposals and 11 contested possessions. Hannah Scott continues to impress for Carlton with a fine 19-disposal performance, while Nell Morris-Dalton was also terrific with 19 disposals, whilst kicking two goals.

Leading Disposals:

VFLW Coaches MVP Votes

10 - Amelie Gladman (ESS)
7 - Christina Bernardi (ESS)
7 - Grace Azzopardi (ESS)
2 - Mia Fuller (CARL)
2 - Nell Morris-Dalton (CARL)
1 - Tia Davidge (ESS)
1 - Jemma Reynolds (ESS)

Video

Round 5, 2026.

BYE

Round 6, 2026.

CARLTON	1.2.8	3.3.21	3.4.22	3.5 (23)
PORT MELBOURNE	1.2.8	4.2.26	6.5.41	6.6 (42)
Venue:	IKON Park, Carlton.
Date:	Saturday 20th June 2026 (11.05 AM)
Result:	Lost by 19 points.
Goalkickers:	Tahlia Plunkett 1.3, Sophia McCarthy 1.0, Dankia Di Santo 1.0, Harriet Bingley 0.1, Rushed 0.1.
Best:	Mia Fuller, Hannah Scott, Lucy Burke, Hannah Bowey, Octavia Di Donato.
Reports:
Injuries:

Head-to-head:
Port Melbourne 6-2;
At IKON Park: Tied 2-2;
Streak: Port Melbourne 1;
Last time: Carlton 2.4 (16) def by Port Melbourne 12.4 (76) – Round 10, 2025, IKON Park

Carlton VFLW Team
B: M. Fitzgerald (80), L. Burke (74)
HB: E. Horne (12), C. Van Loon (56), S. Demeo (66)
C: O. Di Donato (51), H. Scott (79), H. Bowey (71)
HF: E. Elkington (31), S. McCarthy (54), T. Plunkett (69)
F: D. Spamer (17), N. Morris-Dalton (52)
R: E. Speghen (59), M. Fuller (73), Z. Larkins (77)
INT: A. Mulvahil (16), K. Lynch (65), I. Stanley (18), K. Busuttil (72), H. Bingley (64)
EMG: D. Rhodes (42), S. Kingston (57), D. Di Santo (76)

IN: H. Bowey, K. Lynch, A. Mulvahil
OUT: A. Aquaro (unavailable), S. Kingston, C. Rafferty (omitted)

Match Review

VFLW Blues narrowly defeated by the Borough
Carlton went down by 19 points to Port Melbourne on Saturday at IKON Park. - By Eve Joyce.

Carlton VFLW was edged out by Port Melbourne on Saturday at IKON Park, going down by 19 points, 3.5 (23) to 6.6 (42). With only one spot separating the two sides on the ladder, sitting 6th and 7th, it was no surprise the game started evenly. The Blues began strongly, controlling possession and gaining momentum early. Both teams slotted a behind before their first goal of the game, which came via a Tahlia Plunkett specialty. Plunkett's presence around the goal set the tone for the attackers, while Ellie Sbeghen's impressive marking helped Carlton maintain control. Sbeghen finished with 51 hit-outs and four marks. Port Melbourne quickly responded, breaking through Carlton’s defence and taking a one-point lead as quarter time approached. A key play from the Blues saw Hannah Bowey make a crucial smother as the Borough advanced dangerously, denying them a scoring chance. Entering quarter time tied, the contest was evenly poised. Both sides boosted their intensity in the second quarter, as pressure increased. Port Melbourne gained an edge with another goal. But as the Borough built a lead, the Blues responded with a goal of their own through clean ball movement to Sophia McCarthy, who took a confident mark inside 50 before converting. This halted Port Melbourne’s scoring run. The Blues persisted, adding another goal to narrow the gap. The match remained close, with neither side able to pull ahead. Carlton’s defensive efforts were vital to ensure this, especially in the slippery conditions, which made for scrappy football. Carlton advanced, linking short passes and controlling the play into its attacking half. The Blues' pressure created several chances, but despite their efforts, Port Melbourne capitalised on their opportunities, steadily extending their lead. Their ability to convert goals was the difference in controlling the scoreboard. The Blues kept fighting, but slippery conditions, relentless pressure, and the Borough’s ability to seize key moments made it too hard to pull the gap back. Nevertheless, Carlton’s effort across all quarters showed their resilience in a competitive, closely fought match.

Rebel VFLW Review.
Port Melbourne picked up its first win since Round 3 after getting past Carlton by 19 points at IKON Park. It was hard to split the sides in the opening half, with scores tied at quarter time and the Borough only holding a narrow five-point half time advantage despite a three-goal quarter. The third term would prove to the difference maker with the visitors kicking two goals to nil to take a 19-point lead into the final term which they maintained in the finish. Eloise Ashley-Cooper was influential in the middle with 21 disposals and five clearances, with teammate Mia Caffry just as impressive with 18 disposals, 12 tackles and five intercepts. Hannah Scott had an outstanding game despite the Blues’ defeat, with the 20-year-old recording a game-high 36 touches as well as seven tackles, six clearances and five rebound 50s.

Leading Disposals:

VFLW Coaches MVP Votes

8 - Hannah Scott (CARL)
7 - Georgia Foran (PM)
5 - Eloise Ashley-Cooper (PM)
4 - Ellie Sbeghen (CARL)
3 - Mia Caffry (PM)
2 - Olivia Barton (PM)
1 - Isabella Stutt (PM)

Video

Round 7, 2026.

CARLTON	6.2.38	7.7.49	10.9.69	14.12 (96)
CASEY DEMONS	0.1.1	0.1.1	1.1.7	2.1 (13)
Venue:	IKON Park, Carlton.
Date:	Saturday 27th June 2026 (5.00 PM).
Result:	Won by 83 points.
Goalkickers:	Sophia McCarthy 4.0, Emily Elkington 2.1, Asha Turner-Funk 2.0, Zoe Larkins 2.0, Danika Spamer 1.2, Tahlia Plunkett 1.2, Nell Morrris-Dalton 1.0, Hannah Bowey 1.0, Hannah Scott 0.1, Rushed 0.6.
Best:	Nell Morris-Dalton, Zoe Larkins, Stephanie Demeo, Sophia McCarthy, Emily Elkington,
Reports:
Injuries:

Head-to-head:
Casey Demons 5-3;
At IKON Park: Casey Demons 3-1;
Streak: Carlton 1; Last time: Casey Demons 2.4 (16) def by Carlton 9.2 (56) – Round 7, 2025, Casey Fields

Carlton VFLW Team
B: M. Fitzgerald (80), L. Burke (74)
HB: E. Horne (12), C. Van Loon (56), S. Demeo (66)
C: O. Di Donato (51), H. Scott (79), H. Bowey (71)
HF: Z. Larkins (77), S. McCarthy (54), T. Plunkett (69)
F: D. Spamer (17), N. Morris-Dalton (52)
R: E. Speghen (59), M. Fuller (73), E. Elkington (31)
INT: A. Mulvahil (16), A. Turner-Funk (53), I. Stanley (18), K. Busuttil (72), D. Di Santo (76)
EMG: D. Rhodes (42), S. Kingston (57), K. Lynch (65), H. Bingley (64), E. Heaney (22)

IN: N. Morris-Dalton, A. Turner-Funk
OUT: H. Bingley, K. Lynch (omitted)

Match Review

VFLW Blues record commanding win over Demons
Carlton defeated Casey by 83 points on Saturday at IKON Park. - By Eve Joyce.

Carlton VFLW recorded its third win of the season at IKON Park on Saturday with an 83-point victory over Casey, 14.12 (96) to 2.1 (13). The Blues came out firing, dominating the first term as they quickly piled on three goals within the first five minutes. The intensity on the ball was relentless as the hosts controlled both possession and territory right from the start. Carlton continued to create scoring opportunities inside 50 and ended the first term with six goals. The second quarter saw Carlton’s defence in action as they held firm. The Blues' backline played their role perfectly, maintaining their structure and applying constant pressure, forcing turnovers before clearing the ball into their attacking half. The hard work paid off when the ball found Hannah Bowey for another Blues goal, giving Carlton a comfortable lead. While the second quarter was less explosive, the Blues were quick and skilful as they maintained their lead and kept Casey goalless. Carlton continued its strong form into the third quarter, applying pressure across the entire ground as they ensured the ball stayed in their attacking half and denied the Demons any chance of sustained possession. Nell Morris-Dalton added to the scoreboard with a calm finish, rewarding repeated forward entries and further extending the lead. With Casey still searching for their first major, there was a noticeable lift in their intensity. However, Carlton’s defence held firm, winning the ball back quickly even after opposition clearances. Although the midfield battle persisted, Carlton continued to create scoring chances. The steady flow and teamwork paid off again when Turner Funk broke through to kick her first goal of the season, strengthening Carlton’s lead. Funk played an impressive game, leading Carlton’s for disposals with 24. Shortly after, the Blues saw McCarthy complete a hat-trick with her third goal for the game. Heading into the fourth quarter, Carlton showed no signs of easing up as they held a 62-point lead. McCarthy continued her excellent form, adding another goal to bring her tally to four majors and nine marks, proving to be a threat inside 50 with her ability to find space and convert under pressure. While the Demons showed fighting spirit in the final quarter, Carlton’s defence stood tall. In the end, it was the Blues’ consistency, defensive pressure, and ability to capitalise on opportunities that allowed them to control the game throughout.

Rebel VFLW Review.
Carlton posted their equal highest VFLW score in club history in an 83-point demolition of the Casey Demons at IKON Park on Saturday night. Setting the tone with a six-goal opening quarter, the Blues were in complete control from start to finish, ending the match with 50 more marks and 35 more inside 50s, while keeping the Demons goalless to half time and to just two majors by the full time siren. The victory ended a two-match losing streak for Carlton, who jumped back into the top six on percentage. The hosts had multiple contributors to the win, led by Sophia McCarthy who booted a game-high four goals while also having 19 disposals and nine marks. Asha Turner-Funk also hit the scoreboard with two majors and led the way for disposals with 25, whilst Nell Morris-Dalton excelled with 21 disposals, five clearances, five inside 50s and a goal. Lillian Snow was the standout on a tough night for the Demons, finishing with 17 disposals, seven clearances, seven tackles and a goal.

Leading Disposals:

VFLW Coaches MVP Votes

6 - Emily Elkington (CARL)
6 - Sophia McCarthy (CARL)
6 - Nell Morris-Dalton (CARL)
6 - Ellie Sbeghen (CARL)
4 - Asha Turner Funk (CARL)
2 - Zoe Larkins (CARL)

Video

Round 8, 2026.

CARLTON	0.3.3	1.4.10	1.6.12	3.8 (26)
COLLINGWOOD	1.2.8	1.4.10	3.5.23	4.6 (30)
Venue:	Highgate Recreation Reserve, Craigieburn.
Date:	Saturday 4th July 2026 (10.30 AM).
Result:	Lost by 4 points.
Goalkickers:	Sophia McCarthy 1.3, Octavia Di Donato 1.1, Hannah Bowey 1.0, Tahlia Plunkett 0.2, Zoe Larkins 0.1, Rushed 0.1.
Best:
Reports:
Injuries:

2026 VFLW Finals Series

Week 1

1st Elimination Final.
2nd Elimination Final: -
Qualifying Final: -

Week 2

1st Semi Final. 2nd Semi Final -

Week 3

Preliminary Final:

Week 4

Grand Final:

Links

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