Sarah Black, Lucy Watkin, and Gemma Bastiani are into the swing of the 2023 AFLW Season. 

At the halfway point of the season, there's question marks on the fitness levels at the Western Bulldogs, Jesse Wardlaw looks to have found her home starting in the ruck and pushing forward at the Saints and Craig Starcevich has put into question why players request trades out of the Lions.

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Sarah Black, Lucy Watkin, and Gemma Bastiani are into the swing of the 2023 AFLW Season. 

As we hit the halfway point of the home and away season, this is where clubs must use this weekend to claim victory and continue to keep their season alive. Others are out to stamp their premiership credentials, it all kicks off tonight with Geelong and Melbourne down at the Cattery. 

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Emma O'Driscoll is a ball of energy for the Fremantle Dockers, throughout this interview with Sarah Black and Lucy Watkin it's on full display.

O'Driscoll has recovered from an innocuous but horrific injury from a stud to the shin to be a regular feature of the Dockers backline. She discusses the closeness of the group, the fun nature of the team and coming together under new coach Lisa Webb.

Emma's younger brother Nathan is on the Fremantle list as well, making it feel even more like the family club for her. 

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Standing at 158cm, Rylie Wilcox burst on to the AFLW scene last season with her blistering pace and footy smarts.

She amassed 18 disposals, four marks and 303m gained in the Western Bulldogs' four-point loss to Gold Coast on Sunday.

Wilcox was previously nominated in round three, season seven, 2022.

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Steph Wales picked up 19 disposals, six marks, five clearances and 284m gained in Essendon's 20-point win over Fremantle on Sunday.

The 20-year-old ruck, whose twin sister Lucy plays for Hawthorn, has not missed a game after being picked up by the Bombers in 2022.

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In this bonus edition of Credit to the Girls, Gemma Bastiani has gone one-on-one with St Kilda's Liv Vesely.

Liv has had a torrid run with injuries throughout her AFLW career, but has put that behind her and making every post a winner in season 8. 

The Saints were on the winners list in Round 4 with a five goal final term to overcome Collingwood at RSEA Park on Sunday. 

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Sarah Black, Lucy Watkin, and Gemma Bastiani are into the swing of the 2023 AFLW Season. 

Nearing the halfway point of the AFLW season, the Demons made a coaching change that raised the eyebrows of keen observers, the Lions have walked away from Tassie with the four points, the first team to do so against the Roos. And, the Magpies are staring down the barrell of a tough upcoming month. 

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Sarah Black, Lucy Watkin, and Gemma Bastiani are into the swing of the 2023 AFLW Season. 

Once again the Kangaroos are in focus, can they continue their perfect record in Tassie tonight against Brisbane? The Gold Coast Suns have got an opportunity to inflict more pain on the Bulldogs, the Magpies are favourites to beat the Saints at RSEA Park as Chiocci and Lambert face off against their old side. 

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The Brisbane Lions are setting themselves to get down to Tasmania and become the first side to give North Melbourne a loss down in the Apple Isle.

The Kangaroos have an unblemished record down there, Cathy Svarc is confident her team can come away with the points. 

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Keeley Skepper kicked a game-high three goals and 23 disposals (10 contested) in Carlton's 53-point win against the West Coast Eagles.

The 163cm midfielder-turned-forward also had seven score involvements (equal game high), five marks, 655 metres-gained and 101 AFLW Fantasy points on Sunday afternoon. She kicked the first goal of the game with a left-footed snap across the body.

Hailing from Wodonga, Skepper was drafted by Carlton with pick 17 in the 2022 National Draft from the Murray Bushrangers and played juniors with Shepparton United.

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