A valiant effort as Fitzroy takes a stand
By Malaya RodeznoRoys Women’s squad
This was more than just a game of football, it was a community standing together.
On Round 8, the Fitzroy Women’s program decided to take a stand and wear two red armbands in protest against the State Government cutting women’s sports programs, and to honour women who have been killed in gender-based violence this year.
The ball was first bounced in the early morning, as the Reserves took on Caulfield Grammarians at Glen Huntly Oval, who were intent on rem...
This was more than just a game of football, it was a community standing together.
On Round 8, the Fitzroy Women’s program decided to take a stand and wear two red armbands in protest against the State Government cutting women’s sports programs, and to honour women who have been killed in gender-based violence this year.
The ball was first bounced in the early morning, as the Reserves took on Caulfield Grammarians at Glen Huntly Oval, who were intent on rem...
