THE Adelaide Plains Football League is set to follow in the footsteps of its neighbour, the Barossa, Light & Gawler Football Association, by hosting two come and try days for women’s football in December.
CENTRAL District will field a women’s side for the first time in the club’s history next season, and the original list of players has a large contingent from the local BLGW competition.
WOMEN’S football is booming in the Barossa, Light & Gawler region, and the BLGW competition is set to expand again in 2019.
ANGLE Vale’s Abbey Scheer celebrated a stellar season in division two of the South Australian Women’s Football League by claiming the top goal-kicker award with 42 goals.
I’M usually a critic of all levels of football – from the Barossa, Light & Gawler competition all the way to the AFL – but the way the BL&G and SANFL have grown women’s football has been sensational.
CENTRAL Zone had a tough time at the inaugural South Australian Women’s Country Zone Football Championships in Renmark this past weekend, finishing without a victory.
BAROSSA District’s under 14 women’s football coach, Rick Lane, believes the BLGW competition is moving in the right direction, as its second-ever season comes to a conclusion this Sunday.
KAPUNDA Football Club made history on Sunday morning, winning the inaugural under 14 Barossa, Light & Gawler Football Association women’s grand final by 59 points over Angaston.
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