Melbourne Victory FC W-League

Melbourne Victory FC W-League
See also Melbourne Victory.
Melbourne Victory Women
Full name Melbourne Victory Womens Football Club
Founded 2008
Ground Veneto Club Bulleen, Bulleen
Chairman Australia Geoff Lord
Manager Australia Vicki Linton
League W-League
2010–11 4th, W-league
Home colours
Away colours

The Melbourne Victory Womens Football Club are an Australian women's association football club affiliated with Melbourne Victory FC. Founded in 2008 this team represents Melbourne in the Australian Women's National football (soccer) League, the W-League.

CCM W-League V Melbourne Victory W-League at Leichhardt Oval

Players

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Australia GK Brianna Davey
2 Australia DF Rita Mankowska
3 Australia FW Ashley Brown
4 United States MF Kendall Fletcher
5 Australia DF Rebekah Stott
6 Australia DF Maika Ruyter-Hooley
7 Australia MF Stephanie Catley
8 Australia DF Enza Barilla
9 Australia FW Georgie Koutrouvelis
10 England FW Jodie Taylor
No. Position Player
11 Australia FW Caitlin Friend
12 Australia MF Amy Jackson
13 Australia MF Katrina Gorry
14 Australia FW Stephanie Tanti
15 United States MF Danielle Johnson
16 Australia MF Louisa Bisby
17 Australia DF Gulcan Koca
18 Australia MF Jackie Vogt
19 Australia FW Laura Spiranovic
20 Australia GK Cassandra Dimovski

External links

v · d · eMelbourne Victory Womens Football Club
Est. 2008 in Melbourne, Victoria
The Club
Players
Home Grounds
Etihad Stadium (2008-09) · Bob Jane Stadium (2008-09) · Epping Stadium (2008-present) · LaTrobe City Stadium (2010-present) · AAMI Park (2010-present) · Skilled Stadium (2010-present) · John Cain Memorial Reserve (2010-present)
League
Seasons
2008-09 · 2009
Coach
Matt Shepherd · Captain: Tal Karp
v · d · eSoccer in Australia
National teams
Men (Olympic team U23 · Under-20 · Under-17) · Women · Women's Under-20
Current national leagues
Former leagues
Cup competitions
Australian Cup (defunct) • FFA Cup (proposed)
Domestic leagues
Australian Capital Territory • New South Wales (Northern, Southern) • Queensland • South Australia • Tasmania (Northern, Southern) • Victoria • Western Australia
v · d · eW-League
Champions  ·  Records  ·  Foreign players
Seasons
2008–09 · 2009 · 2010–11 · 2011–12
Grand Finals
2009 (Jan) · 2009 (Dec) · 2011 · 2012
Clubs
Adelaide United · Brisbane Roar · Canberra United · Central Coast Mariners · Melbourne Victory · Newcastle Jets · Perth Glory · Sydney FC
v · d · eSporting teams based in Melbourne
Association Football (soccer)
A-League: Melbourne Heart · Melbourne Victory · W-League: Melbourne Victory · Youth League: Melbourne Heart · Melbourne Victory
Australian Football
Baseball
Basketball
Cricket
Field Hockey
AHL: Victorian Vikings men's division, Victorian Vipers women's division
Ice hockey
Motorsport
V8 Supercar: Ford Performance Racing · Garry Rogers Motorsport · Holden Racing Team · Kelly Racing · Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport · Rod Nash Racing · Tony D'Alberto Racing · Walkinshaw Racing
Netball
Rugby League
Rugby Union
Super Rugby: Melbourne Rebels
Water Polo
Main Article: Sport in Victoria

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