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Melbourne FC Women

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The first official female side playing under the Melbourne FC banner took part in a match against the Western Bulldogs on Saturday 29 June 2013. The same two teams played the return match on Saturday 28 June 2014, and again in 2015.

In both years a draft of nominated female players took place before the match, but the clubs retained a number of players. An official AFL Women's competition was launched in 2017, Melbourne won its first premiership in the 2022 AFLW spring season.

Matches against Western Bulldogs are played for the Hampson-Hardeman Cup, named after two women's football pioneers.

Exhibition match seasons

2013 2014 2015 2016

AFLW seasons

2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 summer 2022 spring

Players

AFLW Players
Jumper Numbers
Career stat leaders
Individual game records

Records

Highest scores
Highest scores conceded
Lowest scores

Venues (to end 2022 spring)

WinsDrawsLosses
Adelaide Oval 001
Blacktown 101
Carrara 200
Casey Fields 2105
Docklands 200
Fremantle Oval 201
Gabba 100
Glenelg Oval 100
Hickey Park 100
Marrara 100
MCG 200
Moorabbin 101
Norwood Oval 001
Perth Stadium 100
Princes Park 500
Punt Road 100
Springfield 100
Sydney Showgrounds 100
Traeger Park 002
Victoria Park 101
Western Oval 302

AFLW records

To end 2023
Lowest scores

ScoreRoundOpponent
1 1.2.8 Round 7, 2019 Adelaide
2 1.4.10 Round 1, 2017 Brisbane Lions
3 1.8.14 Round 3, 2020 St Kilda
3 1.8.14 Round 5, 2021 Collingwood
5 1.9.15 Round 5, 2017 Greater Western Sydney
5 1.9.15 Preliminary Final 2021 Adelaide
7 2.4.16 Grand Final, 2022 summer season Adelaide
8 2.7.19 Grand Final, 2022 spring season Brisbane Lions
9 3.3.21 Round 4, 2022 Adelaide
10 3.4.22 Round 1, 2020 North Melbourne

Biggest win

MarginRoundOpponent
1 88 Round 9, 2022 Fremantle
2 78 Round 10, 2022 spring season West Coast
3 77 Round 2, 2023 Greater Western Sydney
4 70 Round 7, 2023 West Coast
5 64 Round 7, 2022 spring season Western Bulldogs
6 59 Round 5, 2020 West Coast
6 59 Round 4, 2023 Hawthorn
8 58 Round 8, 2022 spring season Gold Coast
9 54 Round 7, 2017 Fremantle
10 49 Round 5, 2023 Geelong

Biggest loss

MarginRoundOpponent
1 60 Round 7, 2019 Adelaide
2 35 Round 5, 2021 Collingwood
3 34 Round 4, 2018 Collingwood
418 Preliminary Final 2021 Adelaide
5 16 Round 6, 2020 Carlton
6 15 Round 1, 2017 Brisbane Lions
6 15 Round 4, 2022 spring season Brisbane Lions
8 14 Round 2, 2022 Adelaide
9 13 Round 4, 2021 Western Bulldogs
9 13 2022 summer season Grand Final Adelaide

Links
AustralianFootball page
Hampson-Hardeman Cup on Wikipedia

Created by supermercado. Last Modification: Tuesday 21 November 2023 14:43:39 AEDT by Supermercado. (Version 82)

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