The Australian Football League North East Border Female Football League (AFL NEB FFL) is a Women's Australian rules football competition based in the greater North East Victoria region of Victoria, Australia .
History
The league was established in 2015 as a pathway for young girls who wanted to continue playing football after Auskick but were unable to compete in traditional male leagues across the region.[ 2] Since its inception the league has grown to seven clubs and two competitions, one for women aged 13 to 16, and a second open-age competition for women aged 17 years and over.
Clubs
Senior Clubs
Junior-only clubs
Club
Colors
Nickname
Home Ground
Former League
NEBFFL Seasons
NEBFFL Senior Premierships
Fate
Total
Seasons
Alpine Lions
Lions
Whorouly Recreation Reserve, Whorouly
–
2016
0
-
Merged with Thurgoona and Yarrawonga to play as United in 2021, folded before 2022 season
Murray Felines
Felines
Barkly Park, Rutherglen
–
2016
2016-2024
0
-
Merged with Corowa-Rutherglen following 2024 season
United
Lions, Bulldogs, Pigeons
Whorouly Recreation Reserve, Whorouly and J.C. Lowe Oval, Yarrawonga
–
2021
2021
0
-
Folded after 2022 season. Only Thurgoona re-formed.
Yarrawonga
Pigeons
J.C. Lowe Oval, Yarrawonga
–
1889
2017-2019
0
-
In recess since 2019. Played merged with Thurgoona and Alpine Lions as United in 2021
Premiers
Year
Seniors
Youth Girls
2015
No competition
Lavington
2016
Lavington
2017
Wodonga Raiders
2018
Thurgoona
Murray Felines
2019
Thurgoona
Lavington
2020
No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021
Competition abandoned due to COVID-19 pandemic
Year
Seniors
U17
U14
U12
2022
Lavington
Lavington
Lavington
No competition
2023
Lavington
Lavington
Lavington
2024
Lavington
Lavington
Lavington
2025
Lavington
Wodonga Raiders
Wodonga
Lavington
Seasons
2015
Australian Football League North East Border Youth Girls
Grand Final: Lavington def. Wodonga Raiders[ 3]
2016
Australian Football League North East Border Youth Girls
Ladder[ 4]
Wins
Losses
Draws
Byes
For
Against
%
Pts
Lavington
8
1
0
0
593
131
452.67%
32
Wodonga Raiders
5
4
0
0
422
337
125.22%
20
Alpine Lions
5
4
0
0
445
380
117.11%
20
Murray Felines
0
9
0
0
68
680
10.00%
0
Finals[ 5]
Team
G
B
Pts
Team
G
B
Pts
1st Semi
Alpine Lions
15
12
102
Murray Felines
0
0
0
2nd Semi
Lavington
6
6
42
Wodonga Raiders
4
6
30
Preliminary
Wodonga Raiders
3
6
24
Alpine Lions
2
9
21
Grand
Lavington
9
11
65
Wodonga Raiders
3
6
24
2021 Ladder
North East Women's
Wins
Byes
Losses
Draws
For
Against
%
Pts
Final
Team
G
B
Pts
Team
G
B
Pts
Wodonga Raiders
10
0
0
0
489
100
489.00%
40
1st Semi
Wangaratta Rovers
12
6
78
Murray Felines
1
2
8
Lavington
6
0
3
0
389
155
250.97%
24
2nd Semi
Lavington
4
9
33
Wodonga Raiders
3
5
23
Wangaratta Rovers
4
0
4
0
228
241
94.61%
16
Preliminary
Wodonga Raiders
10
6
66
Wangaratta Rovers
0
4
4
Murray Felines
1
0
7
0
40
353
11.33%
4
Grand
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Alpine Lions
1
0
8
0
64
361
17.73%
4
Grand final cancelled due to Government lockdown
2022 Ladder
North East Womens
Wins
Byes
Losses
Draws
For
Against
%
Pts
Final
Team
G
B
Pts
Team
G
B
Pts
Wodonga Raiders
10
0
2
0
742
96
772.92%
40
1st Semi
Wangaratta Rovers
5
8
38
Murray Felines
1
1
7
Lavington
10
0
2
0
778
122
637.70%
40
2nd Semi
Wodonga Raiders
1
3
9
Lavington
0
2
2
Wangaratta Rovers
6
0
6
0
372
509
73.08%
24
Preliminary
Lavington
6
6
42
Wangaratta Rovers
1
3
9
Murray Felines
4
0
8
0
246
451
54.55%
16
Grand
Lavington
2
4
16
Wodonga Raiders
1
1
7
Thurgoona
0
0
12
0
87
1047
8.31%
0
References
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