AFL Queensland Women's League

AFL Queensland Women's League
Sport Australian rules football
Founded 2001
No. of teams 6
Country Australia
Most recent champion(s) Coorparoo
Sponsor(s) BLK
Official website

There are two senior women's AFL leagues in Queensland governed by AFL Queensland.

The Queensland Women's Australian Football League (QWAFL) is the highest league in the State, providing elite women footballers the opportunity to play in a semi-professional environment. Many players from this league have represented their State, earned All-Australian honours, and participated in the AFL's women's exhibition matches.

The second-tier of women's football in South-East Queensland is the Queensland Women's Amateur Football League (QWAFA), which was introduced in 2014. This competition is designed to allow women's who are new to the game to develop their football understanding and skills, and also provide new clubs with an entry point into women's football.

Clubs

QWAFL Clubs

Guernsey Club Nickname Location Home ground Website
Coolangatta Tweed Heads
Bluebirds
Gold Coast, Queensland
Len Peak Oval
Official Site
Coorparoo
Navy Roos
Brisbane, Queensland
Giffin Park
Official Site
University of Queensland
Red Lionesses
Brisbane, Queensland
UQ Oval No.7
Official Site
Wilston Grange
Gorillas
Brisbane, Queensland
Hickey Park
Official Site
Yeronga South Brisbane
Devils
Brisbane, Queensland
Leyshon Park
Official Site
Zillmere
Eagles
Brisbane, Queensland
O'Callaghan Park
Official Site

QWAFA Clubs

Former Clubs

Premiers

QWAFL Grand Finals

Season Premier Runner-up Score Margin Venue
2014 Coorparoo Zillmere 7.8 (50) - 2.5 (17) 33 points Leyshon Park
2015 Coorparoo Coolangatta-Tweed 12.5 (77) - 5.5 (35) 42 points Leyshon Park

QWAFA Grand Finals

Season Premier Runner-up Score Margin Venue
2014 Caboolture Zillmere 13.9 (87) - 6.9 (45) 42 points Giffin Park
2015 Zillmere Caboolture 7.10 (52) - 6.6 (42) 10 points Ern Dowling Oval

League Medalists

Year Player Name Club
2014 Emma Zielke Coorparoo
2015 Emma Zielke & Jordan Zanchetta Coorparoo & Yeronga South Brisbane

See also

References

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