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Williamstown Football Club VFLW Vice-Captain Emily Eaves will notch up her 50th game for the Seagulls this Sunday morning when they take on Box Hill at DSV Stadium.

Williamstown's two-month winning streak came to a heartbreaking end on Sunday afternoon, as the Northern Bullants pulled off a final quarter comeback to snatch an eight-point win at Genis Steel Oval.

Sunday morning football was a tough contest at Genis Street Oval with Williamstown narrowly losing to Darebin 38-34, despite leading for most of the game.

Williamstown’s will welcome back a much-loved name this weekend, with Max Philpot set to play his first VFL game of the 2025 season in Sunday’s Round 16 clash with the Northern Bullants.

Williamstown will take on Darebin for the first time in Season 2025 this Sunday at Genis Steel Oval, with three fresh faces and two 50-gamers.

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.

Williamstown supporters made the trip over the bridge to ETU Stadium for Port Melbourne’s annual Heritage Round, eager to watch the Gulls take on their oldest rivals in what’s always a hotly contested battle.

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.