Macarthur Rams:
Based in the Macarthur region, Macarthur Rams FC are a leading semi-professional club with a strong women’s program competing in the NSW National Premier League, highlighted by their third consecutive Championship triumph in 2024, reflecting sustained success and high-performance standards.

Hills United:
Established in 1989 and proudly representing The Hills region, Hills United FC is the sole representative club of the area, offering a comprehensive pathway for women’s football from grassroots through to senior level, highlighted by their promotion to the NSW Women’s National Premier League 1 for the 2026 season.

Northern Tigers:
Representing the Northern Suburbs Football Association, Northern Tigers FC are a long-established representative club with a strong and successful women’s program, consistently competing at the highest levels of NSW football and recently claiming the Sapphire Cup in 2024, reflecting their sustained commitment to elite female player development.

SD Raiders:
Established in 2014 and proudly representing South West Sydney, SD Raiders have quickly grown into a leading football club known for their strong development pathways, competitive women’s programs, and commitment to building a high-performance environment grounded in community values.

Gladesville Ravens:
Gladesville Ravens are a leading semi-professional women’s football club with a proud history in Sydney football, currently competing in the NSW Women’s National Premier League and coming off their 2025 U23 Premiership.

Sydney Olympic:
Founded in 1957, Sydney Olympic FC is one of the state’s most historic semi-professional clubs, with a strong women’s program competing in the NSW National Premier League Women’s competition, reflecting the club’s long-standing commitment to excellence and high-level football.

Sydney University:
Established in 1946, Sydney University SFC is one of Australia’s most respected football institutions, with a highly regarded women’s program competing at state level and a proven pathway that has developed Matildas, elite coaches, and football leaders, underpinned by a strong commitment to education, excellence, and player development.

APIA Leichhardt: 
Founded in 1954 and based at Lambert Park in Sydney’s Inner West, APIA Leichhardt FC is one of the state’s most established clubs, with a strong and successful women’s program competing at the highest level of the NSW Women’s National Premier League, highlighted by winning the 2025 Women’s Club Championship and the 2025 Sapphire Cup, and a long-standing commitment to elite female player development.