Home » News » Girls get a kick out of Auskick

Girls get a kick out of Auskick

19/04/2016

By Benjamin Millar

Girls in the west are being drafted into the footy fold as the Western Bulldogs bring back their popular All Girls NAB AFL Auskick program.

Run in conjunction with AFL Victoria and the WRFL, the program gives each participant expert coaching from AFL development staff, a football backpack full of goodies including their own football and tickets to Western Bulldogs games.

The girls also get to meet players from the Western Bulldogs AFL Women’s team.

The six-week program, costing $10, runs at Victoria University Whitten Oval from 4-5pm Wednesdays until May 18.

Register online at aflauskick.com.au/register

Digital Editions

New hospital welcomes premier before patients

Premier Jacinta Allan has toured the emergency department (ED) at the new Footscray Hospital on Tuesday morning, 24 hours before it welcomes its first patients.…

More News

Bulldogs through to granny

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 449514 The dream of back-to-back Bowls Victoria weekend pennant premier division championships remains alive for Yarraville Footscray. The Bulldogs got through two tough finals…
Newport hosts neighbourhood house rally

Neighbourhood houses and community centres from across Hobsons Bay joined forces on Friday morning to demand increased funding for the sector. The rally was organised by Newport Community Education Centre…
Maribyrnong’s film festival finalist

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 534275 Maribyrnong filmmaker Stephen Packer is one of 15 finalists at Tropfest, the world’s largest short film festival, which returns for the first time…
Fire sparks union tunnel concerns

West Gate Tunnel operator Transurban has insisted it is safe to use, despite an incident last month which the firefighters union said was more evidence of the risk it posed…
Hit and run in Kingsville

Police are investigating a hit and run collision in Kingsville on Sunday night. Emergency services were called to Geelong Road about 7.15pm on 15 February after reports a pedestrian had…

Important win for A’s

Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 534371 Altona got an important win in the context of its season and the finals race in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association east-west. The…
Transport strategy on the move

Hobsons Bay residents can have their say on the municipality’s transport future, with engagement open for council’s Integrated Transport Strategy 2026-36. With Hobsons Bay’s population projected to grow to 105,000…
Sports shorts

VFLW Williamstown has announced the signing of Mia Zielinski for the Victorian Football League women’s season. A developing key forward, Zielinski joins the Seagulls after a strong stint with the…
Additional health test for newborns

Victoria has become the first Australian jurisdiction to include sickle cell disease in its newborn health screening program. This expansion brings the total number of rare but serious conditions covered…
Residents encouraged to mind water usage

Residents across Melbourne’s north west are being called upon to reduce their water consumption as state storage levels fall to 61% of capacity. This current level marks a decrease from…