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After Round 3 of the Umbro Women’s Premier League we have new competition leaders as the ladder continues to tighten up at the top end of the competition.

Our round 3 Match of the Round saw Revesby Workers Maroon bounce back with a big win over Birrong Sports.

Elsewhere, Georges River Thistle picked up back-to-back wins after defeating East Bankstown Yellow, while Revesby Workers White defeated East Bankstown Red in a top of the table clash.

Match of the Round: Revesby Workers Maroon 6-1 Birrong Sports

Revesby Workers Maroon put on a show against a slow starting Birrong Sports as they won the game 6-1 bouncing back from a massive defeat in round 2.

Workers Marissa Tsimboukis would be the first to score in the game as her shot hit the back of the net to put the workers 1-goal ahead.

It wouldn’t be long till Workers had their second as Abbey Warren also fired home her shot in the 27^th minute to give Workers a 2-goal advantage as Birrong looked to be on the back foot early.

Birrong didn’t take their foot off the throttle as they continued to create attacking chances, but they were unable to convert as the sides went into halftime with Revesby Maroon leading 2-0.

Birrong have struggled in front of goal in the competition so far and they would need to come out firing in the second if they were to overturn their first half deficit.

Workers were straight back into dominating possession as they had done in the first half, and it was Mya Donnelly who opened the second half scoring with her goal in the 59^th minute of the match as she dominates the scoring list in 2023.

Workers Maroon would get their fourth goal three minutes later courtesy of Marianna Konidaris as her side leads the game 4-0 with a comeback looking to look out of reach for Birrong.

Workers Emily Carruthers would add their 5^th goal in the 68^th minute of the match before Olivia Lambkin made it 6-0 for the workers ten minutes later.

Birrong’s Emma Pavez would score a consolation goal in the 82^nd minute to bring it back to 6-1 but it was too little too late as Revesby Workers Maroon won the match 6-1.

Revesby Maroon now sit 3^rd on the competition ladder 1-point off first place, while Birrong Sports remain in 5^th spot as they continue to look for their first win of the season.

Georges River Thistle 4-0 East Bankstown Yellow

Georges River Thistle make it back-to-back wins in the competition as they defeated East Bankstown Yellow 4-0 as Easts still search for their first points of the season.

Georges River Thistle looked destined to score the first goal in the first half, however Easts Yellow have been resilient and strong in defence in the first half of their opening two games and this game was no different as they were able to hold out a well-structured Georges River Thistle attack for most of the first half.

However, when the game looked to be heading into halftime at 0-0, ex Bankstown City Lions junior, Monica Nolevski hit the back of the net to give Thistle a 1-0 lead going into half time.

In the second half both sides looked to create goal scoring opportunities once again, with both sides unable to finish their chances.

It wasn’t until the 75^th minute of the match when Thistle finally found their second goal as their number 11, Jade Averillo found the back of the net.

Thistle would go on to score their third in the 84^th minute courtesy of a goal by Brooke Williams followed by their captain, Paige Casacchia scoring moments later to give Thistle a 4-0 lead with only minutes left to play.

The game would end with Thistle defeating Easts Yellow 4-0 as Easts second halves continue to hurt them.

Thistle currently sits second on the competition ladder a point behind first place, while Easts Yellow sit 6^th as they continue to look for their first points of the season.

Revesby Workers White 3-2 East Bankstown Red

Revesby Workers White defeated East Bankstown Red 3-2 as they are the only undefeated team to start the competition as East Bankstown Red take their first loss of the season.

Revesby Workers White were the better team to start the game as Workers number 11, Karen Bennett found the back of the net to give her side a 1-0 lead.

It didn’t take long before Workers White had their second as it was Karen Bennett once again scoring her second goal of the match in the 13^th minute to as her side went to a 2-0 lead.

The first 15 minutes looked to be all Revesby Workers as they scored again in the 15^th minute of the match as Danielle Mary Merlino’s shot found the back of the net as Workers White jumped to a 3-0 lead in the 15 minutes of the match.

After a slow start to the match, East Bankstown Red started to tighten up their defence and gain control of the match, but they had a massive job on their hands if they were going to get back into this match.

Just before half time, East Bankstown’s captain Chiara Nohra would score in the 43^rd minute to give her side some momentum going into the sheds at halftime.

In the second half, Easts Red continued to create attacking opportunities as they aimed to come back from their early deficit, however, a resilient Workers defence were able to hold out everything East through at them.

Easts Chiara Nohra would make it a brace for herself in the 86^th minute of the match to bring the game back to 3-2 but it was too little too late as Revesby Workers White won the game 3-2.

East Red now sit in 4^th position on the ladder, while Revesby Workers White are now leaders of the competition as they are the only remaining undefeated team in the competition.

Another Interesting weekend of football in our Umbro Women’s Premier League competition as this year’s competition looks like it could be anyone’s for the taking.

Our Match of the Round saw an East Bankstown Yellow low on troops defeated by a Revesby Workers White who get their first win of the season in a grand final rematch.

Elsewhere, East Bankstown Red go back-to-back as they narrowly defeated last year’s grand finalists Birrong Sports, while Georges River Thistle get their first win of the season as they eased past a Revesby Workers Maroon who were firing in round 1.

Match of the Round: East Bankstown Yellow 2-4 Revesby Workers White

Revesby White left it late as they defeated Easts Yellow 4-2 in a grand final rematch that could have gone either way.

Easts Yellow looked to be low on numbers coming into this game with 9 of their first team players available and one player needing to be borrowed from their All-Age Division 3 team, leaving them with 10 players for the game.

However, with only 9 players starting the game, it was Easts Yellow who would start the game on the front foot with their number 7, Kamley Ibrahim finding the back of the net in the 7^th minute to give her side a 1-0 lead.

With Workers White on the back foot and a goal down it was their turn to push for an equaliser.

Workers White equaliser would come in the 16^th minute of the game as it was now their number 7, Samantha Ponce who’s attempt on goal found it’s way into the back of the net to draw the game all square.

With the game all square, and both sides looking to play a strong attacking brand of football, the game felt as if it wouldn’t take long before we would see another goal in this game.

Come of the 27^th minute of the game, Easts Yellow would have their breakthrough goal when through a corner by Jessica Casagrande which Workers keeper Louise Cousins attempted to save before it hit her hand and fell into the net.

In an extremely end to end game with both teams showing off their fire power in attack, there would be one more turn in the tail of an exciting first half as Revesby’s young attacker Karen Bennett would get her team a goal in the 38^th minute to lock both sides up at 2-2 going into halftime.

Easts Yellow would have another second half where fatigue would become an issue as the one female disadvantage would prove to be costly.

Although both teams looked to create chances as they pushed to find the winner, it wouldn’t be till the 70^th minute where Workers Samantha Ponce would get her brace to give her side a 3-2 lead.

Easts Yellow would continue to push for an equaliser; however, Workers Danielle Merlino would find the back of the net to make the score 4-2 and end East’s hope of a comeback.

Revesby White first win of the season takes themselves up to 2^nd place in the competition as they remain undefeated, while Easts Yellow are still without a point this season as they sit in 6^th spot.

East Bankstown Red 1-0 Birrong Sports

East Bankstown Red have won back-to-back games to start their season as they defeated Birrong Sports 1-0 in a game where defence looked to be key.

Easts Red looked to have the same problems as Easts Yellow with only 9 of their first team players available for the game with one player being borrowed from their All-Age Ladies Division 3 team to bring their total players to ten for the game.

Easts Red looked to be strong in defence early with a player disadvantage as Birrong looked to create chances early.

With Easts Red defending well early, it would be their side who would find the first and only goal in the match in the 31^st minute of the match with their number 2, Samarah Bayrouti finding the back of the net to give her side a 1-0 advantage.

The sides would go into halftime with Easts Red having the advantage.

With a player down and a goal advantage, Easts Red looked to come out at halftime to defend their 1-goal advantage.

The second half it was Birrong who created the better of the chances but were unable to convert as Easts defend well but continued to create chances as they looked to get a 2-goal advantage to give themselves some breathing room.

The game would end 1-0 to Easts Red giving them their second win back-to-back as they lead the competition.

Revesby Workers Maroon 1-7 Georges River Thistle

Revesby Maroon had a dream start to their season in round 1, however, they struggled against the 2022 champions Georges River Thistle as Thistle won the game 7-1 after an influx of their 2022 players joined the team after round 1.

After a shock first round loss to Easts Red, it was Thistle who hit the ground running in this match with their number 6, Monica Nolevski scoring the first goal of the match to give Thistle a 1-0 advantage in the 11^th minute of the match.

Georges River Thistle would double their lead in the 23^rd minute of the match when Hayley Stone found the back of the net to make it 2-0.

Jorja Murray, who scored 4 goals in this fixture last year, would find the back of the net in the 27^th minute to make it 3-0 with Thistle’s number 7 Brooke Williams hitting the back of the net 9 minutes later to make it 4-0 going into halftime.

With Revesby Maroon struggling in the first half, they would have a challenge in the next 45 minutes to get back into this match.

Thistle would start the second half as they ended the first as Jorja Murray would get her second goal in the 53^rd minute giving Thistle a 5-0 lead.

Thistle’s number 3, Courtney Mcgee would score their sixth goal in the 57^th minute.

Revesby Maroon would finally net their first goal of the game in the 67^th minute through a goal by Marissa Tsimboukis bringing their score back to 6-1 before Thistle’s prolific goalscorer, Candice Prain played her first game of the season as she scored in the 80^th minute with the game ending 7-1 to Thistle.

UWPL Round 2 Preview

The Umbro Women’s Premier League competition started off with a bang last week and round two promises to be just as exciting.

The round 2 match of the round this weekend sees East Bankstown Yellow host Revesby Workers White at Padstow Park in a Grand Final rematch from the All-Age Ladies Division two competition in 2022.

Meanwhile, a strong starting East Bankstown Red will host a Birrong side look for their first win of the season, while a Revesby Workers Maroon who started the season in perfect form will play a Georges River Thistle who will be eager to get their first points for the season.

Sunday, 16^th of April

Match of the Round: East Bankstown Yellow vs Revesby Workers White, 3pm @ Padstow Park

Previous Meeting: Revesby Workers 3-0 East Bankstown Yellow – AAL2 Grand Final, 2022

East Bankstown Yellow will be looking to make-up for a disappointing 8-1 loss in round 1 when they take on a Revesby Workers White who were able to gain a valuable point against a strong opposition in Birrong Sports.

The last time these two sides met was in the All-Age Ladies Division Two 2022 Grand Final where Revesby Workers White were crowned champions after they defeated East Bankstown Yellow 3-0.

Both these two sides were promoted to the top WPL competition, making this a very exciting fixture!

East Bankstown Yellow did not have an exciting welcome to WPL as they were defeated 8-1 to Revesby Workers Maroon who are experienced side in this competition.

However, the Easts had a strong first half as they went into half time down 1-0. If Easts are to improve this week, they need to have focus for the full ninety minutes.

Revesby Workers White gained an important point in a 1-1 draw with Birrong Sports who were grand finalists in the All-Age Ladies 1 competition in 2022.

Revesby Workers White did not look out of their league in the first fixture in WPL competition.

The Workers were able to create many chances in the opposition half, however, they will be looking to convert a few more of their chances in this fixture.

With both sides looking for their first points of the season and last year’s grand final in the back of both teams’ minds, this looks to be an exciting match of the round for our WPL competition.

East Bankstown Red vs Birrong Sports, 3pm @ Crest Sporting Complex

Previous Meeting: Birrong Sports 1-0 East Bankstown – AAL 1 Semi Final’s, 2022

East Bankstown Red will be looking to continue their positive momentum into round 2 as they take on Birrong Sports who will be looking for their first win of the season.

The last time these two sides met, Birrong Sports defeated East Bankstown 1-0 which would see East Bankstown knocked out of the final’s competition.

East Bankstown Red gained an important three points as they defeated the 2022 champions Georges River Thistle 2-1 in round 1.

East Bankstown Red showed their resilience as a team as they came back from 1-0 down to win 2-1 through two quick goals in the second half.

East Bankstown’s captain and striker Chiara Nohra was able to get on the scoresheet with her goal in the 51^st minute to bring the game back to 1-1 and lead her side to a comeback victory and she will be very important once again if her side are to claim victory in this fixture.

Birrong Sports gained a point in their 1-1 draw with Revesby Workers White in round 1 so they will be eager to get the three points in this fixture.

Birrong will be hoping to be stronger in attack to create a few more chances utilising their pace through their wingers in this fixture.

Birrong’s goalkeeper Lauren Croucher was strong in round 1 making some vital saves for her team. She will important again in this fixture coming up against a strong attacking outfit in East Bankstown Red.

With both sides looking to cement their positions towards the top of the ladder, expect this fixture to have both sides fight to the final whistle.

Revesby Workers Maroon vs Georges River Thistle, 3pm @ Crest Sporting Complex

Previous Meeting: Georges River Thistle 6-0 Revesby Workers Maroon – AAL1 Semi Final, 2022

Revesby Workers Maroon will look to continue their great start to their season as they take on Georges River Thistle who will be eager to get the three-points after their first-round defeat.

The last time these two sides met was in the All-Age Ladies Division 1 2022 Semi-finals where Georges River Thistle eased to a 6-0 win against the Workers side.

Revesby Workers Maroon were strong in their round 1 fixture against East Bankstown Yellow when they went on to an 8-1 victory.

Revesby Workers attack showed their fire power in round 1 with striker Mya Donnelly scoring four goals and Marianna Konidaris scoring three. Both attackers will be looking to get on the score sheet once again this week.

Revesby Workers will be hoping to start off a bit sharper in the first half as they struggled to find a goal in the opening 40 minutes of round 1.

Georges River Thistle did not start off their season as they would have liked as they lost 2-1 to a strong East Bankstown Red outfit.

Georges River Thistle opened the game strongly with a goal from winger Jorja Murray in the first three minutes of the goal. They will need to have a lot more focus in defence if they are to score early in this game.

Georges River Thistle’s Jorja Murray scored four goals in this fixture in the 2022 finals series, and they will look to her in attack if they are to find the back of the net in this fixture.

We expect this game to a fiery contest as both look for a vital three points as they aim to around the top of the table.

What an exciting start to our Umbro Women’s Premier League competition as we saw three thrilling games as teams look to find their feet in the competition.

Our Match of the Round saw heavyweights Georges River Thistle defeated by East Bankstown red.

Elsewhere, Birrong Sports and Revesby Workers White couldn’t be separated, while Revesby Workers Maroon defeated East Bankstown Yellow.

Match of the Round: Georges River Thistle 1-2 East Bankstown Red

East Bankstown Red started off their 2023 campaign red-hot fashion as they defeated the reigning 2022 champions Georges River Thistle 2-1.

The fixture will go down in UWPL history as it was the first UWPL match to be played out of Bankstown Football’s New Home of Football, Padstow Park Synthetic.

It did not take long for the game to have it’s first goal as Georges River Thistle winger Jorja Murray found the back of the net to give her side a 1-0 advantage.

East Bankstown’s heads did not look to drop as they looked to find and equaliser however with chances gone a begging by both sides throughout the first half the game would go into half time at 1-0 with Georges River Thistle having the advantage.

However, the second half saw East Bankstown come out looking the better of the two sides as they found their equaliser in the 51^st minute of the match with East Bankstown’s captain and prolific striker Chiara Nohra finding the back of the net.

Not too long after finding the equaliser it was East Bankstown hitting the back of the net once again as Easts number 11 Bianca Estephen made it 2-1 in the 57^th minute.

Although, both sides continued to search for a goal as Thistle looked for an equaliser and East Bankstown looked for a 2-goal advantage however, the game would end 2-1 with East Bankstown getting the win.

Revesby Workers White 1-1 Birrong Sports

Revesby Workers White and Birrong sports couldn’t be separated as they split the points after the game ended as a 1-1 draw.

Although Revesby Workers White made the step up to the Bankstown’s top ladies competition in 2023, they looked to be a side that may be an underdog in the competition this year as they split the points with 2022 Grand Finalists Birrong Sports.

The game looked very tightly contested in the first half as the Workers looked to have the better of the chances, however, it looked like we would go into the half time at 0-0 before the Workers struck late into the half.

In the 41^st minute of the match, Revesby Workers White number 11, Karen Bennett found the back of the net to give her side a 1-0 advantage going into half time.

In the second half, Birrong Sports looked to come out revitalised as they pushed to find and equaliser.

It wasn’t until the 62^nd minute of the match when Birrong Sports Cailtan Last found herself with a chance to score as she found the back of Louise Cousins goal to bring her side back into the match as the scores evened up to 1-1.

Both sides looked to create chances at both ends as they looked to find the winner, however, they both failed to find the back of the net with Birrong and Revesby splitting the points in round 1.

East Bankstown Yellow 1-8 Revesby Workers Maroon

Revesby Workers Maroon defeated newly promoted East Bankstown Yellow 8-1 in a tale of two halves as easts young squad looked to lack experience as they find their feet in the UWPL competition.

The first half saw the Workers dominate possession with a lot of the ball however they struggled to create cut chances due to a focused East Bankstown’s defence.

East Bankstown’s goalkeeper Ella Mitchell looked strong as she made important saves to keep her side in the game and it looked the scores would go into halftime level at 0-0 before the Workers Marissa Tsimboukis found the back of the net to make it 1-0 going into half time.

The second half Revesby Workers came out firing as East Bankstown began to look fatigued and it was in the 56^th minute when Revesby Workers attacker Mya Donnelly gave her side 2-0 advantage.

It didn’t take long before the Workers attacker Marianna Konidaris made it 3-0 in the 60^th minute followed by Konidaris making it a brace for herself in the 67^th minute of the match and making it 4-0 to the workers.

Revesby Workers continued to make chances for themselves as Donnelly found her own brace in the 73^rd minute of the match followed by her hattrick in the 87^th minute.

East Bankstown would score a consolation goal in the 90^th minute of the match as Kamley Ibrahim found the back of the net.

However, Workers Mya Donnelly would score her 4^th goal of the match in injury time before Marianna Konidaris made it a hattrick for herself a minute later to make it a 8-1 victory to Revesby Workers.

The 2023 BDAFA Umbro Women’s Premier League season is shaping up to be one of the best to date as female football continues to grow and develop across the world and especially in Bankstown!

This year we will see two new teams join our Umbro Women’s Premier League competition as our competition extends to 6 teams with all teams eyes set on being crowned as champions in 2023.

Lets check out how each team will be gearing up for the year with round 1 commencing this weekend.

Birrong Sports
Last Season AAL Div1: 3^rd Place (Runners-up in finals)

Runners-up of the competition in 2022, Birrong will enter the competition disappointed from their defeat at the hands of Thistle in the Grand Final of the 2022 competition.

Birrong will look to build on momentum from a fantastic finals run in 2022 as they came from third position to make the grand final.

The return of Erin Celarc and Alley Besara will provide extra depth to their defence, while their midfield has taken a hit from 2022 as last year’s captain Natasha Pocovi as well as Juliana Dundonovic and Tori Preddy will be out for an extended period. They have also lost Haylee Ingle who has hung up the boots.

With so many experience players out for their side, they will look to strengths out wide in Emily McGrath who was the Bronze Medal winner in the competition for 2022 who will look to provide service to their to Emma Pavez who they will look to in front of goal this season. Their own goal will be well protected this year once again with Lauren Croucher as their experienced shot stopper.

Head coach Andrew Baker is excited for the season and its new challenges.

“It will be a tough year for us but we do look forward to the challenge. We have lost a lot of experience, however, I am excited for the younger players in the squad, especially the Mcnair sisters, to step up and become a force in this competition.”

“We showed towards the end of the last season what a tight knit group we are and hopefully that spirit continues.”

Birrong will look to start of the season strong in round 1 as they welcome Revesby Workers white to the competition.

East Bankstown Red
Last Season AAL Div1: 4^th Place

Perennial semi-finalists East Bankstown Red are looking to improve on last year’s narrow semi-final loss to Birrong Sports.

Games against the top 4 sides in last year’s fixtures were decided by a single goal so Easts’ fingers are crossed that the bounce of the ball will go their way this year as they look for a top four finish to be competing in the finals series at the end of the year.

The Kookas have retained most of their 2022 squad with the exception of skilful midfielder Sihaem Saade and Alex DeWildt. However, this has been offset by the return to the team of former players and a couple of very promising acquisitions looking to make their team even more of a threat in 2023.

Easts strong defence led by Michaela Perugini and Patricia Mallios will look to continue to cause problems for their oppositions attack, while at the other end of the park, former golden boot winner and captain Chiara Nohra will look to be a constant threat in front of goal accompanied by Tara Edmiston who provides goals from midfield.

Easts coaching staff are confident their quality across the park will lead to a successful 2023 campaign, with coach Chris Millar eagerly excited for their derby against East Bankstown Yellow which could prove to be a season highlight.

East Bankstown Red will need to do it tough in round 1 as they take on 2022 champions Georges River Thistle in round 1 at Padstow Park.

East Bankstown Yellow
Last Season AAL Div2: 2^nd Place (Runners-up in Finals)

East Bankstown Yellow are one of two teams to join our most our most prestigious women’s competition. Easts Yellow make the move up from the All-Age Ladies Division 2 competition having been narrowly defeated in the grand final to Revesby Workers White who will also join the UWPL competition for 2023.

Their coach Ivan Silvera will take charge of the side this year once again having been with the ladies’ side for several years now and has developed them to play a good brand of football with their passing game being one of their core pillars in recent success.

Although majority of this side are relatively young in their late teens, this could be seen as one of their biggest strengths as they have a very fast and athletic side with the ability to play an up style tempo of football for long periods of the game. Although, without many experience players, they may lack the maturity and mental toughness in their first season in WPL, something they will need to make up for with plenty of enthusiasm.

East Yellow will look to their captain, 19-year-old Amani Adra, who will look to lead their team with her presence on the field. Goalkeeper Ella Mitchell will be key to the Easts defence with her fearless approach to goalkeeping and great communication to her backline.

Coach Ivan Silvera is looking forward to the challenge of playing this season for the first time ever in the UWPL in the Bankstown District.

“After losing in the Grand Final last season in 2022, we are hoping to be competitive in all our games against seasoned UWPL teams.”

East Bankstown Yellow will start their season off against one of the more experienced UWPL teams Revesby Workers Maroon as they look to start their season off on the strong foot.

Georges River Thistle
Last Season AAL Div1: 1^st Place (Champions)

Georges River Thistle will have a massive target on their backs in the 2023 competition as they look forward to a 2023 competition off the back of a club record in 2022, winning the minor premiership and grand final for the first time in the club’s history.

Thistle look to be a new team on paper with seven players from their grand final winning team moving on in the offseason as well as duel coach James Kermond heading to Macarthur Rams NPL.

The loss of several players and one of their coaches will bring a new challenge to the champion side. However, the team’s established and new players look to have gelled quite well through training and trial matches.

One of Thistle’s biggest strengths in their 2022 campaign was that goal could come from players all over the pitch highlighting their quality all over the pitch. However, it will be their defence that will be a focal point for the season as only one player remains from their defence in 2022 as they welcome new defensive players and a new goalkeeper to arguably the best defence of the 2022 competition that conceded only 10 goals.

Thistle coach Peter Fowler is excited for the new challenge in 2023 and hope’s to achieve his side’s goals.

“The squad’s aim is to build steadily to a top four finish and to get past the first round in the sapphire cup in 2023.’

Georges River Thistle will take on East Bankstown Red in their first round at Padstow Park as they look to build on momentum from 2022 and take home the three points.

Revesby Workers Maroon
Last Season AAL Div1: 2^nd Place

This year will be a redemption year for Revesby Workers Maroon as they were surprisingly knocked out of the 2022 finals by Birrong Sports and were unable to make the Grand Final.

Revesby Workers Maroon look to have a mix of youth and experience in their team which could be a massive pillar for their success in 2023.

Revesby Workers Maroon are known for their threats going forward as they scored the most goals in the competition in 2022 hitting the back of the net 59 times.

Revesby Workers will also see Olivia Lambkin line up in 2023 who was the silver medallist winner of 2022 and important part of their success.

Revesby Workers coaching staff is hungry for redemption in the 2023 season.

“We went through some significant challenges last season and we are ready to come back firing in 2023.”

“Our aim is to play some good quality football for the entire season and put ourselves back in the hunt for the premiership.”

Revesby Workers Maroon will look to claim all three points in their first game for the season as they welcome East Bankstown Yellow to the competition.

Revesby Workers White
Last Season AAL Div2: 1^st Place (Champions)

After a fantastic year in the All Age Ladies Division 2 competition, Revesby Workers White will be our second ladies team to move up into the Umbro Women’s Premier League Competition this year!

Revesby Workers White were crowned champions in the All-Age Ladies Division 2 competition last season after they defeated East Bankstown Yellow 3-0 in the Grand Final.

Although they will be competing in a much tougher competition, Workers are confident that they can make the step up and perform week on week against the top ladies sides.

In 2023, they will see their captain and infamous shot stopper Louise Cousins playing for them once again after she led them to be crowned champions in their 2022 season. Louise, with the help of her strong defence conceded the least number of goals in the division 2 competition and they will be key to their success in 2023.

Not only a great defensive side, they also scored the most goals in the division 2 competition and they will need to be clinical in front of goal as their objective is to be in the top four teams to be playing finals in 2023.

Revesby Workers White will host 2022 Division 1 finalists Birrong Sports with the hope of starting off their season with three points.