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Perth Now
7 days ago
- Sport
- Perth Now
AFLW shock in fixture release
No double-headers with AFL games, no matches at the MCG or Marvel Stadium, the SCG, Adelaide Oval or the Gabba. The 12-week AFLW season will again be played at smaller venues but in more traditional timeslots in 2025 after the full fixture was revealed on Friday. There will be no Tuesday or Wednesday games, as included in last year's heavily criticised compressed fixture, but the walk-back from officials on linking up with men's matches across the final two home and away rounds was a fixture shock. Last month, AFLW general manager, Emma Moore said a 'one-club, two-team approach' would present opportunities for double-headers. 'One of the things we're focusing on is optimising what we can do in terms of the crossover of the women's and men's competition and clearly double-headers are part of that conversation and analysis we're doing,' Moore said. But there are none, and instead the AFLW has given itself flexibility with start times to ensure clubs who have men's teams in the finals don't play at the same time. The season will open on Thursday, August 14, with two games, including a clash between Carlton and Collingwood. There will again be a glut of matches on the eve of the men's grand final, with four matches on the Friday, then another four on the Sunday. AFL head of strategy and scheduling Josh Bowler said the fixture aimed to build rivalries and attendance. 'As we head into the 10th season of the NAB AFLW competition, it is important to recognise the moments and match-ups in the game that have helped shape the league so far while also nurturing the emerging rivalries and making it easy and accessible for fans to attend,' Bowler said. 'The fixture is always a complex jigsaw to piece together and I'd like to thank all stakeholders including club representatives, senior coaches, our broadcast partners, the AFLPA and our team who have all worked incredibly hard to produce a fixture that enables fans to form even stronger connections with their team.' Rather than play at Marvel Stadium or the MCG, games will again be played at AFL training bases, including Moorabbin, the Whitten Oval and Alberton Oval as well as Norwood. Hawthorn will also play in Cairns, the Kangaroos in Tasmania, while Geelong will play at GMHBA Stadium and the Gold Coast at People First Stadium, both AFL venues. Bowler said the flexible timing for some games would come in to play 'if one club's AFL and AFLW match windows are within one hour of overlapping'. 'Further to that, if a club is hosting two home games over one weekend, these will fall on different days to ensure the club can operationally deliver the best possible match-day experience for fans across two venues,' he said. The season will end with a floating fixture in round 12, with game times to be determined at a later stage in order to set up the finals.
West Australian
7 days ago
- Sport
- West Australian
AFLW players again miss out on chance to play at big venues after 2025 fixture release
No double-headers with AFL games, no matches at the MCG or Marvel Stadium, the SCG, Adelaide Oval or the Gabba. The 12-week AFLW season will again be played at smaller venues but in more traditional timeslots in 2025 after the full fixture was revealed on Friday. There will be no Tuesday or Wednesday games, as included in last year's heavily criticised compressed fixture, but the walk-back from officials on linking up with men's matches across the final two home and away rounds was a fixture shock. Last month, AFLW general manager, Emma Moore said a 'one-club, two-team approach' would present opportunities for double-headers. 'One of the things we're focusing on is optimising what we can do in terms of the crossover of the women's and men's competition and clearly double-headers are part of that conversation and analysis we're doing,' Moore said. But there are none, and instead the AFLW has given itself flexibility with start times to ensure clubs who have men's teams in the finals don't play at the same time. The season will open on Thursday, August 14, with two games, including a clash between Carlton and Collingwood. There will again be a glut of matches on the eve of the men's grand final, with four matches on the Friday, then another four on the Sunday. AFL head of strategy and scheduling Josh Bowler said the fixture aimed to build rivalries and attendance. 'As we head into the 10th season of the NAB AFLW competition, it is important to recognise the moments and match-ups in the game that have helped shape the league so far while also nurturing the emerging rivalries and making it easy and accessible for fans to attend,' Bowler said. 'The fixture is always a complex jigsaw to piece together and I'd like to thank all stakeholders including club representatives, senior coaches, our broadcast partners, the AFLPA and our team who have all worked incredibly hard to produce a fixture that enables fans to form even stronger connections with their team.' Rather than play at Marvel Stadium or the MCG, games will again be played at AFL training bases, including Moorabbin, the Whitten Oval and Alberton Oval as well as Norwood. Hawthorn will also play in Cairns, the Kangaroos in Tasmania, while Geelong will play at GMHBA Stadium and the Gold Coast at People First Stadium, both AFL venues. Bowler said the flexible timing for some games would come in to play 'if one club's AFL and AFLW match windows are within one hour of overlapping'. 'Further to that, if a club is hosting two home games over one weekend, these will fall on different days to ensure the club can operationally deliver the best possible match-day experience for fans across two venues,' he said. The season will end with a floating fixture in round 12, with game times to be determined at a later stage in order to set up the finals.
News.com.au
7 days ago
- General
- News.com.au
AFLW players again miss out on chance to play at big venues after 2025 fixture release
No double-headers with AFL games, no matches at the MCG or Marvel Stadium, the SCG, Adelaide Oval or the Gabba. The 12-week AFLW season will again be played at smaller venues but in more traditional timeslots in 2025 after the full fixture was revealed on Friday. There will be no Tuesday or Wednesday games, as included in last year's heavily criticised compressed fixture, but the walk-back from officials on linking up with men's matches across the final two home and away rounds was a fixture shock. Last month, AFLW general manager, Emma Moore said a 'one-club, two-team approach' would present opportunities for double-headers. 'One of the things we're focusing on is optimising what we can do in terms of the crossover of the women's and men's competition and clearly double-headers are part of that conversation and analysis we're doing,' Moore said. But there are none, and instead the AFLW has given itself flexibility with start times to ensure clubs who have men's teams in the finals don't play at the same time. The season will open on Thursday, August 14, with two games, including a clash between Carlton and Collingwood. There will again be a glut of matches on the eve of the men's grand final, with four matches on the Friday, then another four on the Sunday. AFL head of strategy and scheduling Josh Bowler said the fixture aimed to build rivalries and attendance. 'As we head into the 10th season of the NAB AFLW competition, it is important to recognise the moments and match-ups in the game that have helped shape the league so far while also nurturing the emerging rivalries and making it easy and accessible for fans to attend,' Bowler said. 'The fixture is always a complex jigsaw to piece together and I'd like to thank all stakeholders including club representatives, senior coaches, our broadcast partners, the AFLPA and our team who have all worked incredibly hard to produce a fixture that enables fans to form even stronger connections with their team.' Rather than play at Marvel Stadium or the MCG, games will again be played at AFL training bases, including Moorabbin, the Whitten Oval and Alberton Oval as well as Norwood. Hawthorn will also play in Cairns, the Kangaroos in Tasmania, while Geelong will play at GMHBA Stadium and the Gold Coast at People First Stadium, both AFL venues. Bowler said the flexible timing for some games would come in to play 'if one club's AFL and AFLW match windows are within one hour of overlapping'. 'Further to that, if a club is hosting two home games over one weekend, these will fall on different days to ensure the club can operationally deliver the best possible match-day experience for fans across two venues,' he said. The season will end with a floating fixture in round 12, with game times to be determined at a later stage in order to set up the finals.
Yahoo
21-03-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Aya Locums' Nurse Practitioner Named "2024 Locum Tenens Providers of the Year" by Locumpedia
SAN DIEGO, March 21, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Locumpedia named Emma Moore, Family Nurse Practitioner (NP) with Aya Locums, as a "2024 Locum Tenens Provider of the Year." Now in its third year, this award celebrates the dedication, excellence and impact of locum tenens physicians across the United States, and honors providers who deliver high-quality patient care on an as-needed basis to communities in need. Originally from West Virginia, Emma left all comforts of home to travel across the country to help communities in the Pacific Northwest. She's worked in a community health system as well as a rural clinic in a small town, where she became a lifeline for a population with limited healthcare access. "I chose to be an Aya locum because I'm given opportunities to learn about different patient populations in various regions while gaining clinical experience," Emma shared. "I love being a resource to facilities and patients, and filling staffing gaps where they exist. It's fun to experience new communities and have dedicated time off between contracts." Aya Locums is a division within Aya Healthcare that matches physicians and advanced practice providers with facilities across the country. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics noted NPs are the fastest growing occupation in the country with a projected employment increase of 46% by 2031. "Emma is a standout locum provider who rises to every challenge, ensuring every patient benefits from her dedicated care and vast expertise," said Rhianna Watson, Associate VP of Recruitment at Aya Locums. "Emma's ability to adapt and deliver high-quality care in high-pressure environments is truly outstanding, epitomizing the very essence of an Aya Locum." To learn more about Aya Locums or to hear how individuals like Emma care for communities, visit About Aya Healthcare: Aya Healthcare is the largest healthcare talent software and staffing company in the United States. Aya operates the world's largest digital staffing platform delivering every component of healthcare-focused labor services, including travel nursing and allied health, per diem, permanent staff hiring, interim leadership, locum tenens and non-clinical professionals. Aya's AI-enabled software solutions, which include vendor management, float pool technology, provider solutions and predictive analytics, combined with its digital talent marketplaces, provide hospital systems greater efficiencies, superior operating results and reduced labor costs. While technology drives efficiency and scale, Aya's 6,000+ global employees power the company to deliver unparalleled accountability and exceptional experiences for clients and clinicians. Aya's company culture is rooted in giving back and supports organizations around food security, education, healthcare, safe shelter and equity. To learn more about Aya Healthcare, visit View source version on Contacts Rebecca KelleyPublic Relations ManagerAya 619.384.5269 Sign in to access your portfolio
