NORTH Melbourne took out the 2024 rebel VFLW premiership, sending out retiring captain Jess Jones in style.

With the completion of the VFLW, the QAFLW is the final women's state league competition still in action. There is one round remaining in the home and away season in the northern state, before finals kick off in August.

VFLW

North Melbourne v Western Bulldogs

The Roos snagged the flag with a 20-point win over the Western Bulldogs on Sunday to close out the 2024 season.

In a game with plenty of big moments, North Melbourne got out to a strong early lead before the Dogs drew even ahead of the final break. But the last quarter was all Roos, as they ran away with the victory.

Dynamic forward Nyakoat Dojiok was named the Lisa Hardeman medallist as best on ground thanks to her four-goal, 14-disposal performance in the victory. The midfield trio of Madeleine Di Cosmo, Alana Barba, and Audrey Rhodes also continued their destructive form for North Melbourne, combining for 64 disposals, 35 tackles, 14 clearances, and three goals.

For the Bulldogs, captain Dom Carbone was outstanding as she got her hands dirty. She finished the game with 21 disposals and four clearances after leading the charge in her side's third-quarter comeback.

QAFLW

Southport v Coorparoo

Sitting atop the ladder with just one round to play, Southport flexed its muscles over Coorparoo with a 75-point win on Saturday afternoon.

Maddy Baldwin was devastating in attack for Southport with five goals from 13 disposals, while teenage trio Sunny Lappin (11 disposals, two goals), Dekota Baron (10 disposals, two goals), and Georja Davies (15 disposals, 26 hitouts) were impressive in their return from Queensland's recent U18 Marsh National Championships matches. All three will be eligible for the 2025 Telstra AFLW Draft.

Fellow National Championships team member Chloe Gaunt was the sole goalkicker for Coorparoo.

Bond University v Maroochydore

Bond University consolidated its position in the top four with a 62-point win over Maroochydore on Saturday.

Prodigious ruck/forward Havana Harris impressed with two goals, seven tackles, and 23 disposals for Bond Uni, while prospective draftees Nyalli Milne (17 disposals) and Mia Salisbury (14 disposals, five tackles) also made strong returns from their U18 Championships performances.

Fellow draft prospects Lily Baker (eight disposals, six tackles) and Poppy Tindal (19 disposals, seven tackles) were also impressive for Maroochydore after their National Champs appearances.

Yeronga v University of Queensland

University of Queensland has remained a chance of playing finals thanks to a 29-point win over a struggling Yeronga outfit.

Laura Roy starred for the victors, recording 26 disposals, 10 clearances, and six inside 50s, while Lauren Middleton was the only multiple goalkicker on the ground with two.

Another player on return from the recent National Championships, Farradai Hopkins was among Yeronga's best with 18 disposals, eight clearances, and nine tackles.

Aspley v Wilston Grange

Aspley claimed an important 32-point win over Wilston Grange to remain in the hunt for the minor premiership with a round left to play.

Returning from the U18 Girls National Championships games, Lilu Hung hit the scoreboard for Aspley, with a goal from her 17 disposals, as did Emma McNaughton (three goals, eight disposals), Kitara Whap-Farrar (two goals, 11 disposals), and Drew Barnes (one goal, six disposals).

Draft hopeful Zimra Hussain was the leading disposal winner on the ground with 31 for Wilston Grange, also off the back of recent National Championships games with Queensland.

Both the WAFLW and the SANFLW seasons have ended.