Woodville-West Torrens wins SANFLW premiership as state leagues near finals
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 3:51 AM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Woodville-West Torrens captured the 2026 SANFLW premiership on Saturday, defeating Norwood 9.4 (58) to 3.8 (26) at the conclusion of the season. Klaudia O’Neill earned best on ground honors after scoring five goals, while ruck Leah Cutting announced her retirement following the win. In the QAFLW, Bond University advanced to the Grand Final against Southport after eliminating Coorparoo with a 50-2 victory. Meanwhile, VFLW competition saw Williamstown secure the minor premiership following a 59-22 win over Collingwood. Other VFLW results included a Western Bulldogs victory over Tasmania and a draw between Darebin and Essendon. North Melbourne Werribee finished its season with a win against Box Hill, fueled by a six-goal final quarter.
- •Woodville-West Torrens defeated Norwood 58-26 to secure the 2026 SANFLW premiership.
- •Bond University faces Southport in the QAFLW Grand Final on Sunday.
- •Williamstown clinched the VFLW minor premiership by beating Collingwood 59-22.
- •Darebin and Essendon ended their respective VFLW seasons in a 32-32 draw.
- •North Melbourne Werribee concluded its campaign by defeating Box Hill 68-38.
- 3:51 AMAFL — Around the state leagues: Eagles snag SANFLW flag, VFLW heads to finals
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