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While our VFLW team secured their first-ever win over the Casey Demons, and our VFL side had a bye, there were plenty of Seagulls playing at local level. Big names Max Philpot and Chloe Bain returned from injury, while several development players impressed.

More than 1,100 primary school students have participated in Williamstown Football Club’s free Seagull Sessions over the past year, thanks to the ongoing support of Port of Melbourne.

Williamstown secured their fourth consecutive win against the Casey Demons, placing them in the top three on the Rebel VFLW ladder.

Williamstown has made three changes for its Saturday morning battle with the Demons at Casey Fields.

Williamstown stormed to a 56-point victory over Brisbane at Brighton Homes Arena on Saturday afternoon, flipping the script from past semi-final heartbreaks.

After two semi-final attempts in the last two years at Brighton Homes Arena, the Seagulls finally broke through for a win over Brisbane — powered by an out-of-this-world first half of football.

Senior Coach Justin Plapp has named his side flying up to Brisbane.

Williamstown enters the top four after defeating the Western Bulldogs 13-6, winning their fifth game of the season.

It was a game with limited scoring opportunities for both the Seagulls and the Bulldogs, but a late surge with two final-quarter goals saw the Seagulls claim a seven-point win.

Back on home soil, the Gulls treated the crowd to a win in near-perfect conditions, with the sun shining and a slight breeze in the air.

Back on home soil, the Gulls treated the crowd to a win in near-perfect conditions, with the sun shining and a slight breeze in the air.

Williamstown is riding high off a solid win against Carlton at IKON Park last weekend and will look to keep their momentum rolling into their Round 10 clash against the Geelong Cats at DSV Stadium this Sunday afternoon.