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2018 Swisse Wellness Vfl Women's 2018 SWISSE WELLNESS VFL WOMEN’S FIXTURE ROUND 1 ROUND 7 ROUND 13 (WHITE RIBBON ROUND) SATURDAY, MAY 5 SATURDAY, JUNE 23 SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 SOUTHERN SAINTS vs CARLTON (SS) 11.15AM* SOUTHERN SAINTS vs NT THUNDER (SS) 11.15AM WILLIAMSTOWN vs NT THUNDER (AAO) 11.00AM* DAREBIN FALCONS vs NT THUNDER (PCO) 12.00PM CASEY DEMONS vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (CF) 4.00PM* DAREBIN FALCONS vs HAWTHORN (BLO) 12.00PM COLLINGWOOD vs WILLIAMSTOWN (WP) 2.30PM MELBOURNE UNI vs DAREBIN FALCONS (MO) 5.30PM GEELONG CATS vs RICHMOND (GS) 2.00PM* WESTERN BULLDOGS vs RICHMOND (VUWO) 4.00PM* SUNDAY, JUNE 24 CASEY DEMONS vs CARLTON (CF) 4.00PM* SUNDAY, MAY 6 HAWTHORN vs ESSENDON (BHCO) 11.45AM* SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 GEELONG CATS vs MELBOURNE UNI (GS) 12.30PM COLLINGWOOD vs CARLTON (OPO) 4.45PM WESTERN BULLDOGS vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (HTR) 12.00PM ESSENDON vs HAWTHORN (WH) 1.00PM BYE: GEELONG CATS, RICHMOND, WILLIAMSTOWN ESSENDON vs COLLINGWOOD (RAMS) 1.00PM BYE: CASEY DEMONS BYE: MELBOURNE UNI ROUND 8 ROUND 2 (beyondblue ROUND) SATURDAY, JUNE 30 ROUND 14 SATURDAY, MAY 12 CARLTON vs MELBOURNE UNI (IKON) 1.00PM* SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 ESSENDON vs MELBOURNE UNI (WH) 12.00PM ESSENDON vs CASEY DEMONS (RAMS) 3.00PM* DAREBIN FALCONS vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (BLO) 12.00PM RICHMOND vs DAREBIN FALCONS (SC) 12.00PM NT THUNDER vs COLLINGWOOD (TIO) 4.00PM CASEY DEMONS vs MELBOURNE UNI (CF) 4.00PM* SUNDAY, MAY 13 SUNDAY, JULY 1 GEELONG CATS vs ESSENDON (GS) 4.30PM* CASEY DEMONS vs HAWTHORN (CF) 11.00AM* WILLIAMSTOWN vs DAREBIN FALCONS (WFG) 11.30AM* COLLINGWOOD vs NT THUNDER (VP) 4.30PM CARLTON vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (RAMS) 12.00PM RICHMOND vs HAWTHORN (SC) 11.30AM SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 WILLIAMSTOWN vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (WFG) 2.00PM WESTERN BULLDOGS vs GEELONG CATS (MARS) 2.00PM RICHMOND vs WILLIAMSTOWN (SC) 12.00PM COLLINGWOOD vs GEELONG CATS (OPO) 4.45PM BYE: SOUTHERN SAINTS HAWTHORN vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (BHCO) 2.00PM BYE: NT THUNDER BYE: CARLTON ROUND 9 ROUND 3 SATURDAY, JULY 7 ROUND 15 SATURDAY, MAY 19 CASEY DEMONS vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (CF) 4.00PM* SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 HAWTHORN vs CARLTON (BHCO) 11.30AM* NT THUNDER vs GEELONG CATS (TIO) 4.00PM WESTERN BULLDOGS vs MELBOURNE UNI (HTR) 2.00PM SOUTHERN SAINTS vs CASEY DEMONS (SS) 3.15PM* SUNDAY, JULY 8 COLLINGWOOD vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (MRR) 2.00PM NT THUNDER vs ESSENDON (TIO) 4.00PM ESSENDON vs RICHMOND (WH) 11.30AM* ESSENDON vs WILLIAMSTOWN (WH) 3.00PM* SUNDAY, MAY 20 HAWTHORN vs WILLIAMSTOWN (BHCO) 11.30AM NT THUNDER vs HAWTHORN (TIO) 4.00PM WILLIAMSTOWN vs GEELONG CATS (WFG) 2.00PM COLLINGWOOD vs DAREBIN FALCONS (VP) 2.30PM SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 COLLINGWOOD vs RICHMOND (OPO) 2.00PM MELBOURNE UNI vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (MU) 2.30PM DAREBIN FALCONS vs CARLTON (BLO) 12.00PM BYE: DAREBIN FALCONS, MELBOURNE UNI, BYE: CARLTON CASEY DEMONS vs GEELONG CATS (CF) 1.00PM WESTERN BULLDOGS BYE: RICHMOND ROUND 10 ROUND 4 SATURDAY, JULY 14 ROUND 16 SATURDAY, MAY 26 DAREBIN FALCONS vs NT THUNDER (PCO) 12.00PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 MELBOURNE UNI vs NT THUNDER (AAO) 11.10AM* GEELONG CATS vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (DU) 1.00PM SOUTHERN SAINTS vs RICHMOND (SS) 11.00AM* DAREBIN FALCONS vs CASEY DEMONS (BLO) 12.00PM SUNDAY, JULY 15 HAWTHORN vs GEELONG CATS (BHCO) 11.30AM* WESTERN BULLDOGS vs COLLINGWOOD (VUWO) 2.00PM* CARLTON vs WILLIAMSTOWN (IKON) 11.00AM* DAREBIN FALCONS vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (BLO) 12.00PM GEELONG CATS vs CARLTON (GS) 4.30PM WESTERN BULLDOGS vs ESSENDON (HTR) 1.00PM ESSENDON vs CARLTON (WH) 3.00PM* SUNDAY, MAY 27 MELBOURNE UNI vs HAWTHORN (MU) 2.30PM CASEY DEMONS vs COLLINGWOOD (CF) 7.00PM* SOUTHERN SAINTS vs ESSENDON (TBBO) 11.30AM* RICHMOND vs CASEY DEMONS (QEO) 2.30PM SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 WILLIAMSTOWN vs RICHMOND (WFG) 2.00PM BYE: COLLINGWOOD MELBOURNE UNI vs WILLIAMSTOWN (MU) 2.30PM BYE: HAWTHORN BYE: NT THUNDER ROUND 11 (LOVE THE GAME ROUND) ROUND 5 SATURDAY, JULY 21 SATURDAY, JUNE 2 WILLIAMSTOWN vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (WFG) 11.30AM* * DOUBLE-HEADER WITH PETER JACKSON VFL MATCH CARLTON vs DAREBIN FALCONS (IKON) 11.00AM* DAREBIN FALCONS vs ESSENDON (BLO) 12.00PM HAWTHORN vs COLLINGWOOD (BHCO) 11.30AM* RICHMOND vs NT THUNDER (SC) 12.00PM BYE – SEPTEMBER 1/2 (AFLW STATE OF ORIGIN MATCH) NT THUNDER vs WESTERN BULLDOGS (TIO) 4.00PM GEELONG CATS vs CASEY DEMONS (SMO) 5.00PM* 2018 VFL WOMEN’S FINALS SERIES RICHMOND vs ESSENDON (SC) 4.00PM SUNDAY, JULY 22 SEPTEMBER 8/9 SUNDAY, JUNE 3 CARLTON vs COLLINGWOOD (RAMS) 12.00PM SEMI FINALS WILLIAMSTOWN vs CASEY DEMONS (WFG) 11.30AM* SOUTHERN SAINTS vs MELBOURNE UNI (SS) 2.45PM* SEPTEMBER 15/16 MELBOURNE UNI vs GEELONG CATS (MU) 2.30PM BYE: HAWTHORN PRELIMINARY FINAL BYE: SOUTHERN SAINTS SEPTEMBER 22/23 ROUND 12 2018 SWISSE WELLNESS VFL WOMEN’S GRAND FINAL BYE – JUNE 9/10 (QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY) SATURDAY, JULY 28 SOUTHERN SAINTS vs HAWTHORN (TBBO) 10.30AM* ROUND 6 (SOCKIT TO MND ROUND) CARLTON vs RICHMOND (IKON) 11.00AM* - FIXTURE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK VFL.COM.AU SATURDAY, JUNE 16 NT THUNDER vs CASEY DEMONS (AS) 4.00PM FIXTURE SECTION FOR LATEST UPDATES. CARLTON vs NT THUNDER (RAMS) 12.00PM SUNDAY, JULY 29 WESTERN BULLDOGS vs WILLIAMSTOWN (HTR) 1.00PM MELBOURNE UNI vs COLLINGWOOD (AAO) 10.00AM* GEELONG CATS vs DAREBIN FALCONS (GS) 2.45PM BYE: DAREBIN FALCONS, ESSENDON, GEELONG CATS, VFL WOMEN’S ONLINE SUNDAY, JUNE 17 WESTERN BULLDOGS, WILLIAMSTOWN WEB: vfl.com.au HAWTHORN vs SOUTHERN SAINTS (BHCO) 11.30AM* TWITTER: @VFL / #VFLWomens RICHMOND vs MELBOURNE UNI (QEO) 2.30PM FACEBOOK: facebook.com/vflfooty BYE: CASEY DEMONS, COLLINGWOOD, ESSENDON INSTAGRAM: @aflvictoria VENUE KEY: (AAO) AVALON AIRPORT OVAL - WERRIBEE, (AS) ALICE SPRINGS, (BHCO) BOX HILL CITY OVAL, (BLO) BILL LAWRY OVAL - NORTHCOTE, (CF) CASEY FIELDS - EAST CRANBOURNE, (DU) DEAKIN UNIVERSITY - GEELONG, (GS) GMHBA STADIUM - GEELONG, (HTR) HENRY TURNER RESERVE - FOOTSCRAY, (IKON) IKON PARK - CARLTON, (MARS) MARS STADIUM - BALLARAT, (MO) MELVILLE OVAL - HAMILTON, (MRR) MORWELL RECREATION RESERVE, (MU) MELBOURNE UNI MAIN OVAL, (OPO) OLYMPIC PARK OVAL, (PCO) PRESTON CITY OVAL, (QEO) QUEEN ELIZABETH OVAL - BENDIGO, (RAMS) RAMS ARENA - CRAIGIEBURN, (SC) SWINBURNE CENTRE - RICHMOND, (SMO) ST MARY’S OVAL – GEELONG, (SS) SKYBUS STADIUM - FRANKSTON, (TBBO) TREVOR BARKER BEACH OVAL - SANDRINGHAM, (TIO) TIO STADIUM - DARWIN, (VP) VICTORIA PARK - ABBOTSFORD, (VUWO) VU WHITTEN OVAL - FOOTSCRAY, (WFG) WILLIAMSTOWN FOOTBALL GROUND, (WH) WINDY HILL - ESSENDON, (WP) WARRAWEE PARK - OAKLEIGH .
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