AFLW player Zarlie Goldsworthy, known for a viral clip and her Rising Star award, discusses her introverted off-field personality contrasting with her on-field persona. Despite her team's struggles, she has become a key player for the Giants, finding better ways to cope with losses and build team resilience.
AFLW player Zarlie Goldsworthy, known for a viral clip and her breakout 2023 season, discusses her introverted off-field personality contrasting with her on-field persona. Despite her team's struggles, she has become a bright spot for fans, earning Rising Star and club champion awards.
AFLW player Zarlie Goldsworthy, known for a viral TikTok clip, discusses her introverted off-field personality contrasting with her on-field persona. Despite her team's struggles, she has become a standout player for the Giants.
AFLW player Zarlie Goldsworthy, known for a viral clip and her breakout 2023 season, discusses her introverted off-field personality contrasting with her on-field persona. Despite her team's struggles, Goldsworthy has become a fan favorite and a key player for the Giants.
Former AFLW player Moana Hope shares her journey of healing from a childhood marked by domestic violence and normalized chaos. Now a mother, she is re-learning self-love and what it means to provide a safe, loving environment for her children, finding hope in her son's innate goodness.
Essendon forward Emily Gough details her challenging ACL recovery, including a specialized five-day intensive rehabilitation program at a center in Doha, Qatar, highlighting the disparity in resources for women's sports.
Adelaide Crows captain Chelsea Randall, an AFLW pioneer and three-time premiership player, has retired from football at 35 due to persistent concussion-related issues, prioritizing her health and family after medical advice. Her decision follows recent incidents of starry vision from minor bumps.
North Melbourne leads with five players in Australia's 25-strong squad for the inaugural AFLW representative match against Ireland on August 1 in Sydney. Coach Darren Crocker expressed excitement about the talented and balanced team.
The AFLW season will kick off on August 9 with St Kilda vs. Carlton, featuring multiple double-headers with men's matches. The season spans 12 rounds, with a significant presence around the AFL Grand Final weekend in September.
Australia and Ireland will meet in an international women's match under Australian rules to kick off the 2026 AFLW season.
