August 12, 2021 will be remembered as a defining day in the Dons' proud history, with the club granted a licence to compete in the AFLW competition from the 2022/23 season onwards.
With bespoke AFLW facilities completed at the NEC Hangar and the club's long-term vision to host AFLW games at Windy Hill, Essendon's impact in the national women's competition promises to be strong.
It's time for our girls who play this grand old game to strive for glory and fame.
“Finally, every young Bomber – boy or girl – can dream of one day representing the mighty red and black, and for us this is exactly why our football club is now truly whole.”
- President Paul Brasher
Pre-season is underway for the VFLW Bombers, who have strengthened their program for…
A new podcast series from the Essendon Women’s Network will highlight some of the AFL…
The pieces are falling into place as the Bombers prepare to join the national women's…
AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan announces Essendon will be joining the AFLW competition for…
Essendon has been granted a licence to join the AFLW in 2022.
Essendon's women's football program receives a glowing endorsement on AFLW draft…
The Bombers officially submit their bid for an AFLW licence in 2022.
Essendon has today formally submitted its bid for an AFLW licence.
GM of football Josh Mahoney says the Bombers' time is now for an AFLW licence.
Essendon is confident in securing an AFLW licence by season seven.
Essendon will soon have the best women's football facilities in the country.
Essendon CEO Xavier Campbell on acquiring an AFLW licence from The EFC Network…
A new partnership between Essendon Football Club and Coles is set to help Tiwi female…