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While our VFL side extended their winning streak to eight and our VFLW side battled through a tough loss to Port Melbourne, several other Seagulls were in action across local leagues. Hamish Morrison and Megan Smart led the way, while others made strong contributions in their respective matches.

Heritage Round: a time to honour tradition, celebrate club legends, and apparently test the cardiovascular endurance of our retired footballers.

Heritage Round proved to be a respectable contest at ETU Stadium. However, Williamstown fell against Port Melbourne 27-58, recording the Seagulls’ fourth loss of the season.

A big win on Williamstown Road meant eight in a row for the Gulls and the Callahan-Johnson Cup came home to DSV Stadium.

Heritage Round proved to be a respectable contest at ETU Stadium. However, Williamstown fell against Port Melbourne 27-58, recording the Seagulls’ fourth loss of the season.

Co-captain Cameron Polson is the only Williamstown inclusion for Saturday afternoon's meeting with Port Melbourne.

Williamstown’s VFLW lineup has seen very little movement over the last month, but Round 11 brings a noticeable shift — with three changes for this Saturday's clash against rivals Port Melbourne at ETU Stadium.

While our VFL side had a narrow victory and our VFLW side’s 5 game winning streak came to an end, plenty of other Seagull-listed players took to the field in local competitions.

A Saturday afternoon on home soil saw Williamstown celebrate Indigenous Round, but not without a heart-racing finish in front of a home crowd.

A Saturday afternoon on home soil saw Williamstown celebrate Indigenous Round, but not without a heart-racing finish in front of a home crowd.

This year, July is celebrated as Women's Coaching Month within the AFL landscape. It is a time to acknowledge the contribution of women and girls in coaching roles nationwide.  

Indigenous Round was a tough contest at DSV Stadium with Williamstown losing to North Melbourne Werribee 12-33, ending their five-game winning streak.