Gippsland Power Football Club covers the area from Pakenham in the west, down through South Gippsland (including Phillip Island), West Gippsland, Latrobe Valley and East Gippsland including Orbost, Mallacoota all the way to the NSW border. Geographically it is one of the largest regions in the NAB League competition.
Gippsland Power is centrally located at the Morwell Football Ground in Travers Street Morwell. In 2010, through sponsorships and generous donations from the local community, the Gippsland Power Centre of Excellence was built to provide players and support staff with elite level facilities for use on training and match days.
NAB AFL Auskick is simply the best introduction for kids into the world of Australian Football. Auskickers run, jump, kick, laugh, express themselves and create their own special moments that just happens to be footy. No matter if you know the game or not, Auskick is inclusive for everyone aged 5-12 at any ability to play.
The AFL has a number of Sporting Schools program offerings for primary schools and Year 7 and 8 secondary students. These programs have been developed to introduce children to the game of AFL through fun, engaging and challenging games and activities that are suited for a range of age groups and skill levels. Students will also learn about the pathway programs available such as NAB AFL Auskick, School Football and Junior Club football. Your respective local AFL Development Officer will be able to provide assistance in determining the most suitable program for your students.
The V/Line Cup carnival has a rich history dating back to 1949 and annually showcases hundreds of the best young footballers from across the state. In 2023 the V-Line Cup will consist of teams from Gippsland, GWV Rebels, Bendigo Pioneers, Barwon, Goulburn Murray, North East Border and South East. There are three 3 divisions including 2 boys divisions and a female division.
