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Magpies win sixth consecutive flag, a first in NWFL history

The Magpies secured their sixth consecutive premiership in 2026, a feat never achieved before in the history of the NWFL.

The Pies claimed their sixth straight flag in 2026, breaking new ground in women's football. The Magpies showed their depth by blooding young players in the absence of key personnel and still remained on top.

The team did face some challenges including wayward kicking and injuries throughout the year. The Magpies dropped one game this season but still maintained their position at the top of the ladder, though they were not quite as dominant as in their runaway campaign the previous year.

The achievement marks a historic moment in NWFL history.

Six
Consecutive premierships
One
Games lost this season
Never achieved before in NWFL
Historic first

Why it mattersSix consecutive titles is unprecedented in NWFL history and demonstrates sustained excellence across multiple seasons.

AustraliaAustralian women's football fans have witnessed a historic dynasty, setting a new benchmark for what sustained excellence looks like in the women's league.

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