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The latest addition to the memorabilia collection of the Williamstown Football Club is the recent donation of a 1915 membership badge (the last season before the VFA went into recess in respect of World War I) and another WFC badge from that same era.

Williamstown were unable to hold on in a close-fitting contest, ultimately seeing its winning streak come to an end.

The Williamstown Football Club is deeply saddened to advise of the recent passing on the Sunday before last (July 12) of esteemed life member, June Wilson.

Williamstown produced one of its most memorable finishes of the season, storming home from two goals down with less than a minute remaining to secure a thrilling six-point victory over Tasmania in the first-ever meeting between the two clubs at DSV Stadium.

Williamstown extended its winning streak to seven games, defeating the Tasmanian Devils by 14 points at DSV Stadium to kick off Round 10 and move into second place on the ladder.

As the 2026 VFLW season reaches its midway point, Williamstown has firmly established themselves as one of the competition’s most consistent and competitive sides.