d North Footscray 7.11.53 2009 – Deer Park 16.12.108 d Parkside 13.9.87 2010 – North Footscray 11.13.79 d Parkside 10.14.74 2011 – Deer Park 21.23.149 d Albanvale 2.6.18 2012 – Yarraville Seddon Eagles 14.14.98 d Parkside 9.16.70 2013 – Glen Orden 15.12.102 d Parkside 8.11.59 2014 – Parkside 14.20.104 d West Footscray 10.6.66 2015 – Wyndhamvale 17.12.114 d West Footscray 10.5.65 2016 – Caroline Springs 12.8.80 d Yarraville Seddon Eagles 9.12.66 2017 – North Footscray 15.14.104 d Yarraville Seddon Eagles 6.10.46 2018 – Point Cook 9.14.68 d Yarraville Seddon Eagles 8.13.61 2019 – Yarraville Seddon Eagles 14.17.101 d Wyndhamvale 4.10.34 2020 – No football played due to the COVID-19 pandemic 2021 – Season not completed due to the COVID-19 pandemic 2022 – Point Cook Centrals 10.4 (64) d Parkside 7.6 (48) Division Three 1988 – Sunshine Heights 11.21.87 d East Brunswick 7.11.53 1989 – Laverton 2.16.28 d Wyndhamvale 4.3.27 1990 – Braybrook 16.16.112 d East Brunswick 11.9.75 1991 – Wembley Park 11.15.81 d Glen Orden 12.7.79 1992 – Glenorden 8.11.59 d Newport 5.5.35 1993 – North Melb & Kens 16.15.111 d Newport 4.6.30 1994 – Flemington 14.4.88 d Wyndhamvale 6.4.40 1995 – Newport 18.11.119 d Albanvale 3.15.33 1996 – West Newport 17.22.124 d Albanvale 7.10.52 1997 – Braybrook 18.18.126 d Laverton 10.16.76 1998 – Sunshine Heights 9.11.65 d Gladstone Park 8.11.59 2014 – Braybrook 12.15.87 d Albanvale 12.13.85 2015 – Albanvale 12.12.84 d Parkside 7.7.49 2016 – Newport Power 12.8.80 d Parkside 6.11.47 2017 – Parkside 12.17.89 d Tarneit 7.6.48 2018 – Point Cook Centrals 9.11.65 d Wyndham Suns 5.10.40 2019 – Glen Orden 10.12.72 d Albanvale 6.10.46 2020 – No football played due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic 2021 – Season not completed due to the COVID-19 pandemic 2022 – Braybrook 6.14 (50) d Wyndham Suns 5.18 (48) Leading Goalkickers (Andrew Gibson Medal) Women's competition In 2018 the WRFL held a stand-alone women's competition for the first time as the number of women's clubs in the region grew large enough to allow this. In 2021 the competition expanded to two divisions. As of 2022 there were 14 women's teams across the two divisions. Division 1 Division 2 Joining in 2099 Premiers Division 1 2018: Manor Lakes 2019: Spotswood 2022: Caroline Springs Division 2 2022: Point Cook Centrals Junior clubs Aintree Albanvale Albion Altona Juniors Caroline Springs Deer Park Flemington Juniors Glen Orden Hoppers Crossing Manor Lakes Newport Power North