BOND UNIVERSITY v SOUTHPORT Saturday 6 May 2023, 4:45pm Bond University Oval, Robina Streamed live on YouTube Head-to-head: Played 3 – Southport won 2; Bond University won 1 Head-to-head at Bond University Oval: Played 2 – Southport won 2 Last…

By Daniel Viles  For the second consecutive year, University of Queensland begins a defence of the Bond University QAFLW Premiership with a new-look team and a licence to surprise. Retirements and transfers see 23 players who represented the Red Lionesses…

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, AFL Queensland continues to be guided by the direction of the Queensland Government.  The health, safety and wellbeing of our football community; players, officials, supporters, volunteers and everyone involved in our game, remains our highest priority. …

She’s already synonymous with women’s football in Queensland with a long and unrivalled list of achievements, and now the Emma Zielke name will forever be etched into our state’s football history with the naming of the QAFLW Best and Fairest…

AFL Queensland is proud to announce a partnership with EXIMM for their 2021 state-wide Pride Round. The EXIMM Pride Round will take place across Queensland on the weekend of 14-16th of May and will celebrate diversity and inclusion across the…

It’s been an extraordinary start to the Bond University Bull Sharks 2021 QAFLW campaign,  with a win on the weekend making it five from five after round six. It was at the hands of reigning premiers Yeronga, that the  Bull…

The popularity of women’s football in Queensland continues to rise with the expansion of the Queensland Football Association Women’s (QFAW) competition. QFAW Division 2 will now see the competition expand into three divisions: QFAW North, Central and South. Competition Manager…

AFL Queensland has today announced the 2021 Bond University QAFLW leadership group, ahead of this weekend’s opening match between Wilston Grange and University of Queensland at Hickey Park. QAFLW Club Captain / Leadership Group Member Bond Uni Paris Lightfoot and…

The highly anticipated Bond University QAFLW fixture has been officially released today, ahead of the 2021 season. The action will kick off on Saturday, February 27th, overlapping with the NAB AFL Women’s competition. Queensland State Leagues Competition Manager, Matt Bialkowski,…

The AFL has today announced the 2021 NAB AFLW Premiership Cup Ambassador, along with seven NAB AFLW Community Cup Ambassadors at the official 2021 NAB AFLW Season launch. Yeronga South Brisbane Devils Football Club player, Jamie Howell has been selected…

Football at all levels has been postponed until at least the end of May meaning fans across the Sunshine State will not be able to cheer on their sides in what promised to be an exciting 2020 AFL season. While…

A note to the AFL football community, The health and well-being of fans, players, umpires, officials, partners, volunteers and communities has been our number one priority. We are determined to be part of the whole of community response to slow…

By Ant Wingard   THE WILSTON  GRANGE V BOND UNIVERSITY QAFLW GAME HAS BEEN POSTPONED.    Coorparoo v Aspley Saturday, March 14 9:45am Hickey Park This game will be live-streamed here Coorparoo’s search for their first win of the season…

By Ant Wingard We are now two rounds into what has already proved to be an exciting season of QAFLW action. The realignment of the competition has meant there are less AFL Women’s players dominating games and higher responsibility placed…

Image: Jessy Hart Photography Coolangatta Tweed v Aspley Coolangatta Tweed                       0.0,  2.4,  2.4,  6.7  (43) Aspley Hornets WFC                      0.3,  0.3,  2.4,  2.4  (16) GOALS, Coolangatta Tweed: Alexandra Hamlyn 2, Selina Priest 2, Sally Riley 1, Grace Moodie 1. Aspley Hornets…

By Ant Wingard Image: Highflyer Image Coorparoo v Maroochydore Saturday February 7 4:45pm Maroochydore Multisport Complex Maroochydore will be presented with the opportunity to earn back a slither of retribution against the team that prematurely ended their spectacular 2019 campaign…

  Image: Jessy Hart Bond University v Coolangatta Tweed   Coolangatta Tweed                       0.2,  2.3,  4.6,  5.8  (38) Bond University                         0.1,  1.2,  2.2,  5.3  (33) GOALS, Coolangatta Tweed: Casey Samuels 1, Sally Riley 1, Lauren James 1, Uma Brennan 1, Ahlani…

By Ant Wingard Bond University v Coolangatta Tweed Saturday, February 29 – 1:00PM Bond University Former Brisbane Lions AFLW rookie Krystal Scott will make her return to the Bullsharks this weekend for the first time since 2018. Scott returned to…

  2019 in a nutshell After two consecutive Grand Final losses, Coorparoo finally returned to the top of the QAFLW last year. The Kings blew Bond University away in the big dance and had effectively sewn up the game when…

2019 in a nutshell Bond University were the fast improvers for 2019, compiling a dominant season from start to almost finish. For much of the season, under first year coach Shane Atkins, the Bull Sharks topped the QAFLW ladder and…

By Ant Wingard 2019 in a nutshell Yeronga improved vastly in their first season under new coach Aaron Russell. After their lean season in 2018 – their premiership defence – the Devils responded well and compiled a consistent season from…

  2019 in a nutshell Maroochydore were perhaps the most improved side in the competition in 2019, going from just one win in 2018 to a breakthrough season, including their first ever top-four finish in the QAFLW. The Roos were…

By Ant Wingard   2019 in a nutshell University of Queensland were impressive in 2019 despite missing the finals by the slimmest of margins. Like Coolangatta Tweed, the Red Lions found themselves in a log jam heading into the final…

By Ant Wingard   2019 in a nutshell Coolangatta-Tweed were the form team of the competition in the opening month of the 2019 season, blitzing the competition by winning three of their first four contests. From there however, the Bluebirds…

By Ant Wingard Related: Bond University QAFLW: Aspley Season Preview   2019 in a nutshell Wilston Grange underwent a significant transformation in 2019 after dominating the QAFLW the year previous. A shift in culture saw the side almost restart on the…

By Ant Wingard   2019 in a nutshell Aspley endured a tough initiation into the Bond University QAFLW last season meaning it took some time to find consistency in their performances. They opened the season emphatically with a statement win…

By Ant Wingard Three double-headers have now been locked in for the NAB AFL Women’s games in February and March in Brisbane’s Northern suburbs. Brisbane Lions games at Hickey Park will now coincide with Wilston Grange home games in the…

AFL Queensland has today announced the fixture for the 2020 Bond University QAFLW season. At its centrepiece, the fixture features the opportunity for two AFLW-QAFLW double headers with the Brisbane Lions across the opening month of the season, in what…

AFL Queensland Chief Executive Officer Dean Warren: “Our football community is grieving today, and we send our love and support to the Richards family, the Yeronga South Brisbane Football Club and the family’s wider circle of friends following the passing…

By Ant Wingard Find out the latest player movement for the 2020 Queensland Australian Football League season right here! Movement last updated 10 February 2020. IN: Courtney Daniec (Mlebourne University), Kathrun Stefanick (Curra Swans, Townsville), Jorja Guyatt (Wilston Grange), Aimee…