A flagship programme
A stronger club for women and girls
Rovers is growing opportunities for women and girls across the club — more teams, better visibility, stronger pathways and a club culture where girls and women feel welcome, respected and part of the future. This is not a side programme. It is part of the club we are building.
Playing now
Teams for women and girls this season
Rovers fields a senior women's side and girls-only teams through the junior and MiniRoos age groups, alongside girls playing across the club's mixed teams.
- Senior Women, competing in the Football Victoria state league
- Girls-only junior teams in the U16 and U12 age groups
- A girls-only MiniRoos team in the U10 age group
- Girls playing throughout the club's mixed MiniRoos and junior teams
- A U21 side as part of the senior pathway
This season
Women and girls fixtures
Every women's and girls team, with results and ladders. Change the filter to see the rest of the club.
Why it matters
The same opportunity to play, develop and lead
Football gives players confidence, friendships, fitness, discipline and a place to belong. Girls and women deserve the same opportunity to play, develop and lead.
When young players can see girls and women wearing the Rovers shirt, coaching, competing and contributing, the whole club becomes stronger.
From first game to senior football
A pathway girls can see
The pathway already runs end to end. A girl can start in MiniRoos, move through the junior age groups and go on to senior women's football without leaving the club.
The work now is depth — more teams at more ages, so no player arrives at an age group with nowhere to go.
Support the growth of Women and Girls football
Sponsors and partners can help with equipment, coaching support, events, facilities, uniforms and promotion. If your business wants to support inclusive local sport, this is a practical place to make a difference.