2024 Toyota Women’s Grand Finals set for Saturday

Seven Grand Finals will be played across three venues in the 2024 Toyota Women’s Competition on Saturday 31 August.

Toyota A Grade minor premiers Wembley are hunting a fourth consecutive premiership, winning C1 in 2021, B Grade in 2022 and A Grade in 2023 and will be looking to defend their title in the league’s highest women’s grade in 2024.

The Melville Rams will be seeking a second premiership in a row after winning B Grade last year and will be hoping to repeat Wembley’s achievement of winning the Toyota A Grade in their first season in the competition.

The Rams defeated Wembley in the Qualifying Final by 13 points to book a spot in the big dance and will fancy their chances on Saturday as they also handed the Magpies their only defeat during the home-and-away season back in Round 13.

The Toyota A Grade decider will be streamed live and free on Streamer at 3:00pm.

Before the Toyota A Grade decider gets underway at Pentanet Stadium, the undefeated Ballajura go head-to-head with Fremantle CBC in Toyota C3 at 11am, followed by the inaugural Women’s A Grade Reserves Grand Final between North Fremantle and Curtin Uni Wesley at 1pm.

Wyong Reserve will host two Grand Finals with the undefeated Kelmscott going up against Koongamia in Toyota C2 at 12pm, followed by a repeat of last year’s C1 Grand Final with Baldivis taking on Bullcreek Leeming in the Toyota B Grade at 2pm.

Swan Valley will battle it out with Armadale at Richard Guelfi Reserve in Toyota C4 at 12pm, followed by Scarborough going up against Trinity Aquinas in Toyota C1 at 2pm.

The full Toyota Women’s Grand Final schedule can be viewed below.

Entry to all venues is $15 (Free for children 15 and under).

No alcohol is permitted to be brought into venues. Bags and vehicles will be subject to search on entry.

Download the Perth Football League App on the App Store and Google Play to stay up to date with the scores and results.

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