AUSTRALIA’S rampaging Matildas have all but sealed a place at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics after beating Vietnam 5-0 in the first leg of their playoff qualifier in front of 14,014 fans at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle on Friday night.

GIANTS Netball defender and Minerva Network star Sam Poolman has become a leader both on the court and in her local community – driving a junior development day that will double as a fund-raising event for bushfire recovery

Minerva Network launched its new Chapter in Western Australia on Sunday 23 February 2020, at the WACA Ground ahead of the Women’s T20 World Cup match between England and South Africa.

Minerva Star Ellie Carpenter the tireless full back of the Westfield Matilda’s, praised the 5,660 strong crowd for their ongoing support that helped lift the team over the line to come first in the group rounds in the bid to Tokyo Olympics 2020. Next round of play off’s will be Australia verses Vietnam in Newcastle on March 6^th 2020.

Keynote speaker, Cate Campbell, on the need for a life plan caught up with Minerva Network Founder Christine McLoughlin prior to the Accenture event.

Accenture executives to provide business mentoring to Australia’s top female sports talent.

Minerva Network Co-Founder Romilly Madew, Minerva WA Chapter Leader Christina Matthews and CEW Chapter Chair Denise McComish introduced the Minerva Network on Monday 11^th November to a crowd of like-minded Business and Sports Leaders hosted by KPMG.

A near perfect day as Minerva Founders, Mentors, Champions and Stars gathered to watch history be made once more for women’s football in Australia. The biggest crowd ever seen at a standalone ‘friendly’ game was achieved with a record-breaking 20,029 attendance enjoying the Matilda’s beat Chile 2-1 on a perfect spring afternoon.

Launch of the 2019/20 Westfield W-League season at Bankwest Stadium.