Melbourne. Two finals matches were also held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the first time. The work done by the VWFL Media Manager Leesa Catto was instrumental in increasing media coverage across the competition. A significant partnership was negotiated with the Leader News group and weekly coverage was captured across the Melbourne Metropolitan area. Events like the participation of two VWFL players Shannon McFerran and Daisy Pearce in the E. J. Whitten Legends Game also helped lift the profile of the league. The VWFL integrated into AFL Victoria in 2013. At the end of the 2016 season, it was announced the VWFL would be dissolved, with the forty-seven clubs and sixty teams of the VFLW would joining ten Victorian community leagues in 2017, along with additional clubs and teams from a further eighty clubs that had expressed interest in joining women's Australian football competitions. AFL Victoria would retain management of the ten-team VFL Women's league, with the remainder of the expected 150 teams to play in regional leagues. Media coverage In 2010 VWFL media coverage was captured across a range of mediums including; Print Herald Sun, The Age, Leader, Star News and Fairfax Community Network TV Channel 31 Radio 774 ABC Melbourne, 3AW, SEN 1116 Clubs Premier Division Division 1 Bendigo Cranbourne FC Darebin Diamond Creek Eastern Devils Knox Melbourne Uni North Geelong Seaford FNC Division 2 La Trobe Uni Motmorency FC Pascoe Vale Port Melbourne Colts Redan FNC St Albans Spurs Whitehorse Division 3 Bayswater Football Club Cranbourne Football Club Deer Park Endeavour Hills FC Kew Football Club Mordialloc FC Seaford FNC St Kilda Division 4 Brunswick Renegades Chirnside Park FC Fitzroy-ACU Hallam Football Club Melbourne University Port Melbourne Colts South Morang FC East Division AFL Gippsland Ajax FC Bulleen Templestowe AFC Endeavour Hills FC Knox FC Motmorency FC Rosebud FC Seville Ranges FFC West Division Bacchus Marsh Jacana Football Club Kyneton FC Manor Lakes Melton Centrals Sunbury Lions WFC Facts and figures Division One/Premier Division Source: Premier Reserves Premiers: North West Conference 2012 Bendigo 2011 La Trobe Uni 2010 Sunbury Lions 2009 Sunbury Lions 2008 Heidelberg Tigers 2007 Hadfield Hawks 2006 Diamond Creek Demons Premiers: South East Conference 2012 Hallam Hawks 2011 Hallam Hawks 2010 South Mornington Tigerettes 2009 Scoresby Magpies 2008 Scoresby Magpies 2007 Yarra Valley Cougars 2007 Eastern Lions 2006 Berwick Wickers Premiers: Country Conference 2007 Melton Centrals 2006 Geelong Cheetahz Premiers: Division Two 2005