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The WNSL originally ran from the 1996/1997 Season until the 2003/2004 Season. The 2005 season was an "Australian Women's Football Tournament" held in Canberra from September 30 to October 9. There were 8 teams (the usual suspects, the Western Waves for the whole "season" and the Sapphires to field 2 teams "blue" and "white"). In the 2008/2009 Season the WNSL was resurrected by the Football Federation under the name of the "W-League".
Historical list of Womens National League winners
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| The 2020/2021 Season | |||
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| The 2019/2020 Season | The 2018/2019 Season | The 2017/2018 Season | The 2016/2017 Season |
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| The 2015/2016 Season | The 2014/2015 Season | The 2013/2014 Season | The 2012/2013 Season |
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| The 2011/2012 Season | The 2010/2011 Season | The 2009/2010 Season | The 2008/2009 Season |
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| The WNSL (aka Ansett Summer Series) run by the Australian Womens Soccer Association | |||
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| Season 2005 | Season 2004 | ||
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| Season 2003/2004 | Season 2002/2003 | Season 2001/2002 | Season 2000/2001 |
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| Season 1999 | Season 1998/99 | Season 1997/98 | Season 1996/97 |
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