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A-League

The Wellington Phoenix FC Womens Team has continued to develop year on year since it’s introduction in 2021-22 season. Some highlights from that first campaign include picking up a memorable point on debut, holding Western Sydney Wanderers to a 0-0 draw in their maiden match on Friday, December 3. Ava Pritchard scored the team’s first goal in the following round against Newcastle Jets, and obviously on February 11, 2022 the Phoenix broke through for their first Liberty A-League win, beating Canberra United 3-0.

Built on the successful Wellington Phoenix Academy Pathway, the top side directed by Paul Temple has seen many locally grown talents don the yellow and black, as well as being able to lure sensational overseas athletes to round out an exciting squad.

2024-25 brings a renewed since of excitement, as the A-Leagues Womens Team will again go into battle with Australasia’s best and when the Double-Headers come around at Sky Stadium there is definitely no better place to be!