Powerchair Sports Victoria

To our wonderful community, with the conclusion of the powerchair football season, we’d like to take a moment reflect on season 2026.

Powerchair Sports Victoria has achieved its highest ever membership and playing numbers. Additionally, the establishment of partnerships with Muscular Dystrophy Australia and Victoria University, has meant our great sport has been seen by more people and is being supported by placement students for the first time. These kinds of initiatives help our sport to create better match day experiences and the esteem of Powerchair football in our state.

Another highlight was seeing three Victorian players selected in the Australian Poweroos squad, who we are excited to cheer on in October.

None of this would have been possible, if not for our fantastic members. Thank you for believing in the vision that our sport can be, there have been challenging moments but they stem from people caring about the sport, which we can grow from.

This goes especially for our incredible volunteers and match day officials, the sport simply does not happen without you, thank you for your contributions this year, the success of Powerchair Sports Victoria is in many ways yours also.

With your help, you created an environment where our players could compete in our Premiership and Championship squads, won by Melbourne City Football Club and Westvale Olympic, respectively. Congratulations also go to Melbourne City for winning the Premiership in-season tournament, and South Melbourne the Championship division.

The committee would like to also extend our gratitude to outgoing President Brian Fitzpatrick, and Committee Member George Loulakis, for your leadership and your efforts to help our sport to grow in your time with us.

The committee is already looking ahead to next season, to work hard and make it our best year yet, but in the meantime we are excited to celebrate with our members at our Presentation Night, to be held on Sunday 21 June.

Thank you all again, and we look forward to communicating with you exciting developments in the coming weeks.

Due to extenuating circumstances regarding having minimal resources to officiate today’s matches, the PSV committee has decided to cancel Round 8 of the VPL Football season. The updated league standings will be published in the next few days.

PSV wishes to advise an alteration to this Sunday's fixture, with all matches due to commence 45 minutes earlier than previously scheduled. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

VPL FOOTBALL ROUND 15 RESULTS

As Westvale and City's Premiership teams recorded wins against South Melbourne, it was Westvale's Championship side that stole the show on Sunday with a big win, placing them in the box seat to claim the title in a race that extends until the final match of the season!

Premiership
SMB 0-4 WVO
SMB 1-8 MCY

Championship
WVO 6-0 MCY

📆 𝙉𝙀𝙓𝙏 𝙍𝙊𝙐𝙉𝘿 (Round 8 - rescheduled): Sunday 7th June

Powerchair Sports Victoria’s 2026 Powerchair Football Awards Presentation will be held on Sunday 21st June from 4pm at the Westvale Olympic FC in St Albans. Tickets are $50 each (including for carers), with food provided and drinks available at the bar.

Please make sure you have purchased your tickets by Friday 12th June via the Trybooking link below. We can’t wait to see you all there!

https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1588648

VPL FOOTBALL ROUND 14 RESULTS

Melbourne City are Premiership Champions! 🩵🤍❤️

Their two big wins on Sunday has given them an unsurmountable lead with two rounds to go. Congratulations to all of City's players, staff and supporters on their fantastic achievement!

In the Championship, Westvale's 4-1 win over South Melbourne has kept them in the title race, making next week's match pivotal between the top two...

Premiership
MCY 3-0 WVO
MCY 7-0 SMB

Championship
SMB 1-4 WVO

📆 𝙉𝙀𝙓𝙏 𝙍𝙊𝙐𝙉𝘿 (Round 15): Sunday 31st May

VPL FOOTBALL ROUND 13 RESULTS

Although Westvale's Premiership win over South Melbourne keeps them in the hunt for top honours, their 0-2 loss to Melbourne City means the title race could be over as soon as next week 😳

City's 1-0 win over South Melbourne cements their credentials for the Championship title, but that competition's title race may yet go down to the wire...

Premiership
WVO 0-2 MCY
WVO 3-0 SMB

Championship
MCY 1-0 SMB

📆 𝙉𝙀𝙓𝙏 𝙍𝙊𝙐𝙉𝘿 (Round 14): Sunday 24th May

VPL FOOTBALL ROUND 12 RESULTS

After the excitement of the previous day's VPL Cup finals, the regular season continued in earnest last Sunday at Parkville, with Westvale and Melbourne City recording Premiership victories over South Melbourne, and Westvale emerging victorious against City in the Championship.

Premiership
SMB 1-2 WVO
SMB 0-6 MCY

Championship
WVO 2-1 MCY

📆 𝙉𝙀𝙓𝙏 𝙍𝙊𝙐𝙉𝘿 (Round 13): Sunday 17th May

Australian Powerchair Football Association Inc. has named the Australian Poweroos squad for the upcoming FIPFA World Cup in Buenos Aires, and three of our Victorian players feature in the squad!

Congratulations to Shaun, Luke and Rebecca on being selected, we wish you all the best as you take on the world’s best in Argentina! 💛💚🇦🇺

VPL CUP FINALS RESULTS

A big congratulations to both Melbourne City and South Melbourne for emerging victorious in their VPL Cup finals last Saturday!

It was a tight battle between City and Westvale in the Premiership final, with City's Rebecca Evans scoring the first of the match halfway through the first half, and when she added a second shortly after half-time, the end result rarely looked in doubt.

In the Championship final, a late winner from South Melbourne's Ethan Saravanos was enough for the Hellas to claim their title.

VPL Cup Premiership Final
MCY 2-0 WVO

VPL Cup Championship Final
SMB 1-0 MCY

📆 𝙉𝙀𝙓𝙏 𝙍𝙊𝙐𝙉𝘿 (Round 13): Sunday 17th May