The rapid rise of Mount Martha
By Craig MacKenzie Is Mount Martha the fastest growing football club in Victoria? The junior outfit has just finished its first season under the Football Federation Victoria umbrella and fielded 23...
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Victorian contingent set to take on nation
The Westfield W-League is underway and Victorian players will feature prominently across three clubs. Melbourne Victory and first-year W-League club Melbourne City will field the majority of Victorian...
View ArticleParticipation booming in Geelong
Football participation in Geelong had an increase of almost 17 per-cent in the past 12 months. The increase in female football participation in both Greater Geelong and Surf Coast will capitalised on...
View ArticleHume City heading to AAMI Park
Hume City's Westfield FFA Cup Semi-Final against Melbourne Victory will be played at AAMI Park. Hume is the last member federation team remaining in the cup, with Perth Glory to host Melbourne City in...
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Five lessons learnt as a SAP coach
By John Sugunananthan, Football Federation Victoria (FFV) SAP (Skill Acquisition Program) coach 2013-2015 As Victoria looks forward to the introduction of the PS4 WNPL in 2016, it marks an end to the...
View ArticleMunro Makes Southern Switch
By Craig MacKenzie Southern United has thrown down the gauntlet to rival PlayStation® 4 Women’s National Premier Leagues clubs by announcing Theresa Deas as president and Stuart Munro as head coach....
View ArticleHume City Bows Out
The last Member Federation club standing in the Westfield FFA Cup bowed out tonight with Hume City losing 3-0 to Melbourne Victory in the Semi-Final. Hume created chances and held their own for long...
View ArticleVictorians represent the Joeys
Five Victorian players represented Australia in the Joeys' recent campaign at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Chile. Australia advanced through the group by drawing against Mexico and beating Argentina...
View ArticleWNPL Victoria Social Media Goes Live
The PlayStation® 4 Women’s National Premier Leagues Victoria is now on Facebook and Twitter as the countdown continues to the first season of the new competition in 2016. Four clubs have revealed new...
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Women in Football - Imagine 2030
Imagine in 2030, women are established in leadership positions on and off the football field. Imagine Victoria is recognised as a leader in the World Game for promoting gender equality and enabling...
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Stajcic and Burke highlight 2015 State Coaching Conference
Westfield Matildas head coach Alen Stajcic and former St Kilda AFL player Nathan Burke were among the presenters at a successful 2015 State Coaching Conference, which was held at Victoria University,...
View ArticleLangwarrin Lands Rival Captain
By Craig MacKenzie Langwarrin has declared its intentions for season 2016 by agreeing terms with Frankston Pines captain Michael Hoogendyk. Langy coach Gus Macleod will be at the helm of the Zagame’s...
View ArticleVictorian Football Awards winners revealed
Football Federation Victoria (FFV) wishes to congratulate the following award winners on their remarkable achievements in 2015: Volunteer of the Year - Peter Higgs Peter Higgs is the current president...
View ArticleAnge In Focus
Socceroos manager and proud Victorian Ange Postecoglou was the focus of ABC Television's Australian Story on Monday, November 16, 2015. You can watch the episode on ABC iview - CLICK HERE Read more...
View ArticleSecond former Matilda joins Southern United
By Craig MacKenzie Another Matildas goalkeeper has joined new PlayStation 4® Women’s National Premier Leagues club Southern United. Debbie Nichols, capped 12 times for Australia and a two-time Women’s...
View ArticleNPL Structure Announced
The PlayStation® 4 National Premier Leagues will return in 2016 with an adjustment to the competition names for the top two tiers of Victorian Football. In order to bring Victoria into line with the...
View ArticleFFV Shortlisted at Human Rights Awards
Football Federation Victoria has been shortlisted for an Australian Human Rights Commission 2015 Human Rights Award. The awards will be held on Thursday, December 10, 2015 in Sydney. The ‘Racism. It...
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Football No.1 for Australian children
Football is now the number-one sport of Australian children after the latest findings from Roy Morgan Research Young Australians Survey were published this week. Football overtook swimming to be the...
View ArticleVictorian football community unites for launch of FFV business network
Community in Business, Football Federation Victoria’s (FFV) exciting new community football business network, was launched today at an exclusive luncheon held at the award winning Fenix Events in...
View ArticleVictorian National Training Centre Boys in Canberra for FFA NTC Challenge
The Victorian National Training Centre (NTC) Boys arrived in Canberra yesterday in preparation to compete at the 2015 FFA NTC Challenge. This year Football Federation Australia will implement a new...
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