Coaching & Pathways

Georgia Harris didn't just play her first season with the Chargers, Gee wrote the first chapter of a new club's story. Some seasons are about statistics. Some are about survival. Gee's 2025 season was something else entirely, it was about foundation. When Port Melbourne Chargers took to the field for the very first time on Saturday, 5 th April 2025, no one knew exactly what the future held. The woman who kicked the first goal in the club's history gave everyone a very clear

The Port Melbourne Chargers have strengthened their coaching lineup ahead of their second season in the VAFA Women’s competition, announcing the appointment of recently retired AFLW defender Pepa Randall as the club’s new Skills Coach. After a remarkable debut year in 2025, one in which the Chargers launched as VAFA’s newest women’s‑only club and saw both of their teams qualify for finals, the club has quickly become a standout destination for women’s football. Pepa’s arriva

Before Harriet coaches a player, she sees the person. Her empathy is the foundation of her influence — she prioritises wellbeing, happiness and the emotional safety of the group.

At the Port Melbourne Chargers Women’s Football Club, our inaugural season has been shaped not only by the passion of our players, but also by the extraordinary dedication of the people behind the scenes. One of the most influential has been Head of Performance, Brad Cathie . At the club’s Best & Fairest, President Kerry Ashbrook spoke on behalf of the club, paying tribute to the coaches whose commitment, care, and integrity have built the culture we are so proud of today. Am

Congratulations to Tess Maloney, recognised by VAFA as the Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star for Round 18. This year at just 16, Tess joined the Port Melbourne Chargers. In Round 4 Tess debuted with the Port Chargers senior team and has played a total of 17 games for the Chargers this season. This recognition highlights not only her impact on the field but also the exciting pathway we’re building for women’s football in Port Melbourne. While Tess prefers to stay out of the