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QAFLW
SportAustralian rules football
First season2001
Owner(s)AFL Queensland
No. of teams8
CountryAustralia
HeadquartersBrisbane, Queensland
Most recent
champion(s)		University of Queensland
(1st premiership)
Most titlesLogan
(5 premierships)
Sponsor(s)Bond University
Related
competitions		AFL Women's
VFLW
SANFLW
WAFLW
AFL Sydney Women's
Official websiteaflq.com.au/qaflw/


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

The Queensland Australian Football League Women's (QAFLW) is the highest league in the State and provides 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 AFLW.

The second-tier of women's football in South-East Queensland is the Queensland Football Association Women's (QFAW), which was introduced in 2017. This competition is designed to allow women 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

QAFLW Clubs

Club Colours Nickname Location Ground Website
Aspley    Hornets Brisbane, Queensland Graham Road, Carseldine Official Site
Bond University    Bull Sharks Gold Coast, Queensland Bond University Oval, Robina Official Site
Coolangatta Tweed    Bluebirds Gold Coast, Queensland Len Peak Oval, Coolangatta
(currently Eximm Oval) 		Official Site
Coorparoo    Kings Brisbane, Queensland Giffin Park, Coorparoo Official Site
Maroochydore    Roos Sunshine Coast, Queensland Maroochydore Multisports Complex Official Site
University of Queensland    Red Lionesses Brisbane, Queensland UQ Oval No.2, St Lucia Official Site
Wilston Grange     Gorillas Brisbane, Queensland Hickey Park, Stafford Official Site
Yeronga South Brisbane    Devils Brisbane, Queensland Leyshon Park, Yeronga Official Site

QFAW Division 1 Clubs

Club Colours Nickname Location Ground Website
Broadbeach    Cats Gold Coast, Queensland Kombumerri Park, Mermaid Waters
(currently Subaru Oval) 		Official Site
Burleigh    Bombers Gold Coast, Queensland Bill Godfrey Oval, Burleigh Waters Official Site
Kedron    Lions Brisbane, Queensland E.K. Anderson Oval, Kedron Official Site
Moreton Bay     Lions Moreton Bay, Queensland Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex, Burpengary Official Site
Morningside     Panthers Brisbane, Queensland Jack Esplen Oval, Hawthorne Official Site
Mount Gravatt    Vultures Brisbane, Queensland Dittmer Park, Upper Mount Gravatt
(currently Southside Toyota Oval) 		Official Site
Robina    Roos Gold Coast, Queensland Scottsdale Drive, Robina Official Site
Southport    Sharks Gold Coast, Queensland Fankhauser Reserve, Labrador Official Site
Surfers Paradise    Demons Gold Coast, Queensland Sir Bruce Small Park, Benowa Official Site

QFAW Division 2 Clubs

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North

Club Colours Nickname Location Ground Website
Alexandra Hills    Bombers Redlands, Queensland Keith Surridge Park, Alexandra Hills
(currently Swoosh Finance Oval) 		Official Site
Hinterland    Blues Sunshine Coast, Queensland Palmwoods Official Site
Ipswich    Eagles Ipswich, Queensland Limestone Park, Ipswich Official Site
Moorooka    Roosters Brisbane, Queensland Alexander Park, Moorooka Official Site
Noosa     Tigers Noosa, Queensland Noosa AFL Ground, Noosaville
(currently ROCOCO Oval) 		Official Site
North Shore     Jets Sunshine Coast, Queensland North Shore Multisports Complex, Mudjimba Official Site
Pine Rivers     Swans Moreton Bay, Queensland Rob Akers Reserve, Strathpine Official Site
Redcliffe    Tigers Moreton Bay, Queensland Nathan Road, Kippa-Ring Official Site
Sandgate    Hawks Brisbane, Queensland Lemke Road, Taigum Official Site

Central

Club Colours Nickname Location Ground Website
Jindalee    Jags Brisbane, Queensland Jindalee Recreational Reserve Official Site
Kedron    Lions Brisbane, Queensland E.K. Anderson Oval, Kedron Official Site
Mayne    Tigers Brisbane, Queensland Enoggera Memorial Park Official Site
Moreton Bay     Lions Moreton Bay, Queensland Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex, Burpengary Official Site
Morningside     Panthers Brisbane, Queensland Jack Esplen Oval, Hawthorne Official Site
Mount Gravatt    Vultures Brisbane, Queensland Dittmer Park, Upper Mount Gravatt
(currently Southside Toyota Oval) 		Official Site
Redland-Victoria Point    Tigers Redlands, Queensland Ern Dowling Oval, Victoria Point
(currently Totally Workwear Park) 		Official Site
Sherwood    Magpies Brisbane, Queensland Sherwood Oval, Chelmer Official Site

South

Club Colours Nickname Location Ground Website
Ballina    Bombers Ballina, New South Wales Fripp Oval, Ballina Official Site
Beenleigh     Buffaloes Logan City, Queensland Dauth Park, Beenleigh Official Site
Broadbeach    Cats Gold Coast, Queensland Kombumerri Park, Mermaid Waters
(currently Subaru Oval) 		Official Site
Burleigh    Bombers Gold Coast, Queensland Bill Godfrey Oval, Burleigh Waters Official Site
Byron Bay     Magpies Byron Bay, New South Wales Cavenbah Centre, Byron Bay Official Site
Jimboomba     Redbacks Logan City, Queensland Glenlogan Oval Official Site
Labrador    Tigers Gold Coast, Queensland Cooke-Murphy Oval, Labrador Official Site
Robina    Roos Gold Coast, Queensland Scottsdale Drive, Robina Official Site
Surfers Paradise    Demons Gold Coast, Queensland Sir Bruce Small Park, Benowa Official Site
Tweed Coast    Tigers Pottsville, New South Wales Seabreeze Oval, Pottsville Official Site

Premiers

QAFLW Grand Finals

Season Premier Runner-up Score Margin Venue Best on ground
AFLQ Women's League
2001 Redlands Alexandra Hills 6.5 (41) - 1.2 (8) 33 points - -
2002 Surfers Paradise Alexandra Hills 5.6 (36) - 2.3 (15) 21 points - -
2003 Morningside Surfers Paradise 2.7 (19) - 3.0 (18) 1 point Leyshon Park -
2004 Surfers Paradise Morningside 8.6 (54) - 5.2 (32) 22 points - -
2005 Morningside Kedron 7.7 (49) - 4.7 (31) 18 points - Debbie Lowe (Morningside)
2006 Logan Kedron 8.12 (60) - 5.9 (39) 21 points - -
2007 Logan Surfers Paradise 6.13 (49) - 0.4 (4) 45 points - -
2008 Logan Surfers Paradise 7.3 (45) - 6.8 (44) 1 point - -
2009 Logan Western Magpies 8.7 (55) - 1.3 (9) 46 points - -
2010 Logan Western Magpies 7.5 (47) - 4.6 (30) 17 points - Jenille Pasfield (Logan)
2011 Yeronga South Brisbane Morningside 8.12 (60) - 7.9 (51) 9 points Giffin Park Kate Lutkins (Yeronga)
SEQAFL Women's League
2012 Yeronga South Brisbane Zillmere 11.5 (71) - 3.3 (21) 50 points Giffin Park Emily Bates (Yeronga)
2013 Coorparoo Yeronga South Brisbane 5.14 (44) - 6.6 (42) 2 points EK Anderson Oval Jordan Zanchetta (Coorparoo)
QWAFL
2014 Coorparoo Zillmere 7.8 (50) - 2.5 (17) 33 points Leyshon Park Megan Hunt (Coorparoo)
2015 Coorparoo Coolangatta Tweed 12.5 (77) - 5.5 (35) 42 points Leyshon Park Emma Zielke (Coorparoo)
2016 Coolangatta Tweed Yeronga South Brisbane 5.7 (37) - 4.11 (35) 2 points Leyshon Park Leah Kaslar (Coolangatta)
2017 Yeronga South Brisbane Coorparoo 10.15 (75) - 9.3 (57) 18 points Leyshon Park Emily Bates (Yeronga)
2018 Wilston Grange Coorparoo 5.7 (37) - 3.5 (23) 14 points Leyshon Park Kate Lutkins (Wilston Grange)
QAFLW
2019 Coorparoo Bond University 14.10 (94) - 2.6 (18) 76 points Leyshon Park Paige Parker (Coorparoo)
2020 Yeronga South Brisbane Coolangatta 8.8 (56) - 1.3 (9) 47 points Bond University Oval Jordan Zanchetta (Yeronga)
2021 University of Queensland Bond University 15.5 (95) - 8.7 (55) 40 points Leyshon Park Dakota Davidson (University of Qld)

QFAW Division 1 Grand Finals

Season Premier Runner-up Score Margin Venue
QWAFA
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
2016 Maroochydore Yeronga South Brisbane 4.8 (32) - 2.5 (17) 15 points Hickey Park
QWFA Division 1
2017 Bond University Yeronga South Brisbane 8.2 (50) - 4.5 (29) 21 points Leyshon Park
2018 Aspley Hornets Coorparoo 4.1 (25) - 3.5 (23) 2 points Leyshon Park
QFAW Division 1
2019 Kedron Burleigh 6.6 (42) - 5.8 (38) 4 points Leyshon Park
2020 Southport Broadbeach 4.3 (27) - 3.4 (22) 5 points Bond University Oval

QFAW Division 2 Grand Finals

Season Premier Runner-up Score Margin Venue
2017 Broadbeach Kedron 5.12 (42) - 3.5 (23) 19 points Leyshon Park
QFAW Division 2 North
2018 Jindalee Sandgate 4.12 (36) - 0.2 (2) 34 points Leyshon Park
2019 Ipswich Hinterland 6.3 (39) - 2.7 (19) 20 points Leyshon Park
2020 Noosa Hinterland 2.7 (19) - 2.4 (16) 3 points Moreton Bay Oval 1
QFAW Division 2 South
2018 Morningside Robina 2.4 (16) - 1.4 (10) 6 points Leyshon Park
2019 Surfers Paradise Mount Gravatt 8.7 (55) - 2.3 (15) 40 points Leyshon Park
2020 Jimboomba Beenleigh 4.4 (28) - 4.3 (27) 1 point Bond University Oval

QFAW Northern Rivers Grand Finals

Season Premier Runner-up Score Margin Venue
2017 Lismore Ballina 1.7 (13) - 1.0 (6) 7 points Byron Bay Sports Complex
2018 Lismore Tweed 8.11 (59) - 2.2 (14) 45 points Byron Bay Sports Complex
2019 Byron Tweed 2.6 (18) - 2.3 (15) 3 points Oakes Oval
2020 Ballina Byron 1.6 (12) - 1.4 (10) 2 points Barry Shepherd Field

QAFLW Awards

QAFLW Best and Fairest

Year Player Name Club Ref.
2011 Jade Pregelj Logan City [2]
2012 Tayla Harris Zillmere [3]
2013 Kate Lutkins Yeronga South Brisbane [4]
2014 Emma Zielke Coorparoo [5]
2015 Emma Zielke
Jordan Zanchetta 		Coorparoo
Yeronga South Brisbane 		[6][7]
2016 Leah Kaslar
Sam Virgo 		Coolangatta Tweed
Yeronga South Brisbane 		[8]
2017 Kate McCarthy Yeronga South Brisbane [9][10]
2018 Brittany Gibson
Tori Groves-Little 		Wilston Grange
Coorparoo 		[11]
2019 Emily Bates Yeronga South Brisbane [12]
2020 Belle Dawes
Taylor Smith
Jordan Zanchetta 		Maroochydore
Bond University
Yeronga South Brisbane 		[13]

QAFLW Leading Goal Kicker

Year Player name Club Goals Kicked Ref.
2014 Maddie Protheroe Coorparoo 53 [5]
2015 Hayley Newberry Yeronga South Brisbane 52 [6]
2016 Jade Ransfield
Kalinda Howarth 		Yeronga South Brisbane
Coolangatta Tweed 		38 [8]
2017 Jade Ransfield
Maddison Peeters 		Yeronga South Brisbane
Wilston Grange 		39 [9]
2018 Jenae Govan Coorparoo 34 [14]
2019 Kalinda Howarth Bond University 29 [12]
2020 Taylor Smith
Jamie Stanton 		Bond University
Coorparoo 		15 [13]
2020 Grace Brennan
Lexi Edwards 		University of Queensland
Yeronga South Brisbane 		20

QAFLW Rising Star

Year Player Name Club Ref.
2013 Tayla Harris Zillmere [4]
2014 Maddy Roberts Coolangatta Tweed [5]
2015 Marley Beaven University of Queensland [6]
2016 Arianna Clarke Coolangatta Tweed [8]
2017 Tahlia Randall Wilston Grange [9]
2018 Nat Grider University of Queensland [15]
2019 Lily Postlethwaite Maroochydore [12]

See also

References

  1. ^ "QFAW fixtures revealed for 2021 season". AFL Queensland.
  2. ^ "Jade wins women's medal – again". AFL Queensland. 22 August 2011.
  3. ^ "Three-way tie in NEAFL Grogan Medal". AFL Queensland. 10 September 2012.
  4. ^ a b "Southport's Kiel claims Grogan". AFL Queensland. 9 September 2013.
  5. ^ a b c "Davey double at Grogan Medal". AFL Queensland. 15 September 2014.
  6. ^ a b c "Grogan Medal Night Wrap". AFL Queensland. 20 September 2015.
  7. ^ "WATCH: Zielke and Zanchetta QWAFL B&F". AFL Queensland. 22 September 2015.
  8. ^ a b c "Grogan Medal and Awards Wrap". AFL Queensland. 11 September 2016.
  9. ^ a b c "Mills and Burge tie for Grogan Medal". AFL Queensland. 17 September 2017.
  10. ^ Fielding, Josie (18 September 2017). "Kate McCarthy wins QWAFL's Best and Fairest". Brisbane Lions. Telstra Media.
  11. ^ Wingard, Ant (17 September 2018). "Groves-Little becomes youngest ever QWAFL Best and Fairest winner". AFL Queensland.
  12. ^ a b c "Bates and Neate claim AFL Queensland top honours". AFL Queensland. 9 September 2019.
  13. ^ a b Black, Sarah (28 September 2020). "Fourth to a flag for Yeronga, Lions dominate awards". AFLW.
  14. ^ Cheadle, Josh (18 September 2018). "Groves-Little claims QWAFL B&F". Gold Coast. Telstra Media.
  15. ^ Wingard, Ant (3 October 2018). "AFLW the next chapter in Grider's Collingwood connection". AFL Queensland.
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