2025 VFLW Practice Match - Tasmania Devils v Port Melbourne
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Saturday 15th March 2025 at 12:05pm - UTAS Stadium, Launceston
The game will be streamed live on the AFL Tasmania Youtube channel:
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Chat about the Port Melbourne Womens team in Season 2021
Sean Buncle vacates Port Melbourne VFLW head coach position.
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Premiership winning coach Sean BUNCLE announced today that he will not be seeking to coach Port Melbourne in 2025. Buncle has decided to spend more time with his family and the club will be advertising his position for the 2025 season.
VFLW Elimination Final - Box Hill v Port Melbourne
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Elimination Final VFLW v Box Hill Hawks
WHEN: Saturday 29 June / 11:30am
WHERE: Box Hill City Oval
COVERAGE: Watch live via afl.com.au/ AFL Live Official App
| B | M. McKellar (10) | L. Davie (6) | |
| HB | M. Buchanan (33) | B. Woolcock (9) | G. Booth (13) |
| C | L. Hart (30) | E. Ashley -Cooper (8) | I. Stutt (29) |
| HF | K. O’Keefe (18) | M. Denahy – Maloney (37) | R. Slater (20) |
| F | C. Bromage (4) | E. Harley (18) | |
| R | M. Patterson (21) | L. Caruso (5) | J. Mifsud (25) |
| INT | K. Adams (7) | I. Hartog (2) | O. Barton (1) |
| N. Borg (12) | J. Williams (26) | ||
| EMG | A. Rabot (27) | G. Pruden (22) | M. Mottram (24) |
| B. Lyne (3) | |||
| INS | J. Williams | R. Slater | |
| OUTS | B. Clarke (Inj) | A. Seton (Suspended) | |
Can the Borough girls keep the dream of back to back alive? This should be a great contest, but Port's form has fallen away in the second half of the season.
VFLW R7 - Port Melbourne v North Melbourne
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With Port having a bye in the VFL, attention for the Borough faithful turns to the women's side who are in red hot form and looking to notch up 6 on the trot.
The girls take on North Melbourne on Saturday night at 7pm under lights.
The captain, Claire Dyett is one of the big inclusions this week along with Bromage back in the middle.
With rain and a forecast temperature of 8 degrees, it's going to be a tough old encounter!
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The Borough girls win 5 on the trot.
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Finals scores :
Port Melbourne 3.5.23
Carlton 0.8.8
The win sets up the season nicely and Port look a genuine premiership threat.
It was only 6 weeks ago that Port lost to Carlton in Round 1.
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Ports VFLW side - Round 5
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VFLW v Box Hill Hawks
WHEN: Friday 21 April / 7:00pm
WHERE: ETU Stadium
TICKETS: Free entry
COVERAGE: Watch live via the VFL Official App / www.afl.com.au/vflw
Looking to notch up four on the trot!
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VFLW Round 4
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Port Melbourne continued their winning ways with a solid win against 4th placed Geelong.
A healthy crowd of more than 200 at the game that was played in blustery conditions with the wind blowing into the pocket at one end.
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VFLW Round 2 - Carlton v Port Melbourne
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DAY: Sunday, 7th March 2021.
TIME: 2:30pm
CURTAIN RAISER: Darebin vs. Hawthorn, 11:30am
SOCIAL MEDIA UPDATES: Facebook / Twitter / Instagram
LIVE BROADCAST: Live stream available via VFLW YouTube Channel at youtube.com/AFLVictoria.
RADIO COVERAGE:
Online – http://www.warfradio.com/live-stream.html
VENUE: Latrobe University Sports Complex, Plenty Road, Bundoora (Instructions to enter/exit facility are shown below).
ENTRY: All Round 2 VFLW matches are free and open to the public.
WEATHER: Mostly sunny, Temperature: 28 degrees.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
– Strictly NO spectators are allowed on the field before, during or after the match.
– ONLY players and staff in the changerooms. Strictly no family, friends or supporters will be permitted.
SELECTED TEAM:
DOWNLOAD A PRINTABLE TEAM SHEET PDF VIA THE LINK BELOW:
Round 2 VFLW Team Announcement
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Tara Jasper Becomes Borough’s Inaugural VFLW Player
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From the Port Melbourne Football Club website:
2021 SIGNING: Tara Jasper Becomes Borough’s Inaugural VFLW Player
The Port Melbourne Football Club are delighted announce the first official signing for the Club’s inaugural VFL women’s team, Tara Jasper.
Jasper, 20, joins the VFLW program having been with Port Melbourne since joining pre-season training on the eve of the 2019 season.
On the eve of the eventually-cancelled 2020 season due to COVID-19, Jasper belied her young age to be named co-captain of the Borough alongside Maegan Harrison.
Jasper said it was an amazing feeling to be confirmed as taking her place in a “brand new chapter” of the Club.
“It’s obviously very exciting and means a lot to me,” she said of being named the first signing.
Originally from Horsham, Jasper said the chance to even play footy wasn’t an option until the Horsham Saints created an Under 18’s team in 2017.
Eventually, Jasper was good enough to earn a place in the TAC Cup in 2017 and 2018 with the Greater Western Rebels before moving to Melbourne for study and join Port Melbourne under coach Harold Hetherton.
“Growing up in country Victoria and with women’s sport not being overly prominent, the last few years have been an amazing journey.”
Jasper said the “culture” of the Borough and her love of the place made it an easy decision to commit once again in 2021.
And although facing the significant challenge of stepping into the higher-standard of competition that VFLW presents, Jasper said she had faith in the impact the women could make next year.
“Seeing the growth of our women into a nice tight group and hopefully putting on a good display for our Borough fans are what will remain key goals for us entering 2021,” she said.
With Port Melbourne having announced a formal alignment with Richmond’s VFLW program recently, Jasper said this itself also represented a fantastic opportunity for the Club to increase the depth of its playing list.
“Being able to combine that skill and team culture that Richmond obviously have will be massive for us,” she said.
“Richmond were such a successful team in 2019, and I’m sure that morale will flow over into our program as well.”
Jasper said she was already beginning to ramp up her training intensity as she set her sights on 2021.
“As we get our squad finalised and together, we’ll be trying to drive really high standards of training and professionalism to match those are needed in the VFL.”
The Borough welcome back Tara for 2021, and can’t wait to see her in the red and blue once again.
Port Melbourne take over Richmond VFLW license in 2021
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Announced today that Port Melbourne will be fielding a team in VFLW in 2021 taking over the license that had belonged to Richmond.
As part of this an agreement has been reached between Port Melbourne and Richmond that Richmond AFLW players not playing that week will be able to play for Port Melbourne similar to agreement that Williamstown and Adelaide Crows had this year before season was derailed by Covid.
Their home games will be played at North Port Oval.
The season will start in Early February inline with AFLW and NAB League Girls Competitions.