Brisbane Roar secured the regular season title but several Westfield Matildas stars still have Westfield W-League success in their sights ahead of the Finals Series.
Here, we review just some of the outstanding achievements managed by Australia's best throughout the 2017/18 season.
CLARE POLKINGHORNE
An inaugural Roar squad member, Brisbane's inspirational skipper was as consistent as ever in leading the charge to a third premiership.
Her leadership at the back enabled the likes of Hayley Raso and Emily Gielnik to shine at the other end and will be essential to her side's bid to win their first championship since 2010/11.
TAMEKA BUTT
Can she score in a fifth Grand Final?
The influential midfielder has continued her happy knack of big goals this term and Brisbane will hope that continues in this year's decider, although they'll need to get past Melbourne City first.
SAM KERR
The Westfield Matildas striker capped off an amazing season with another addition to her long list of accolades, winning the competition's Golden Boot for the first time.
Kerr carried on her sensational run of form to score 13 times in just nine appearances for Perth Glory.
ELLIE CARPENTER
Carpenter last week swept Canberra United's awards night to cap an incredible first season with the club.
The 17-year-old defender scooped the Player of the Year and Supporters' Player of the Year gongs, having quickly become a vital cog under coach Heather Garriock.
MACKENZIE ARNOLD
Arnold helped Roar sew up the premiership on Sunday and could soon be in line for another honour.
The 23-year-old is a clear contender to secure her third Goalkeeper of the Year award after recording the most clean sheets (six) and conceding the fewest goals (12) throughout the campaign.
LYDIA WILLIAMS
Williams will meet Arnold in the first week of the Finals Series on the back of another high-quality campaign.
The experienced shot-stopper and reigning Goalkeeper of the Year kept her fifth clean sheet in the 3-0 win over Newcastle that booked City's place in the top four.
KYAH SIMON
Simon's ability to adjust to a variety of attacking roles has been on full display during a superb individual season.
A noted goal-scorer, she more often turned provider in laying on four assists and creating a league-high 39 chances.
LISA DE VANNA
Though the Sky Blues narrowly missed out on top spot, Lisa De Vanna's first season at Sydney FC has been an undoubted success.
The explosive striker hit five goals to be her side's equal leading scorer and remains in the hunt for a fourth championship with a fourth different club.
KATRINA GORRY
Roar's red-hot season wouldn't have been possible without Gorry pulling the strings.
The gun midfielder notched a massive 717 passes during the regular season, second only to City's Lauren Barnes, and lies at the heart of Roar's championship hopes.
EMILY VAN EGMOND
Newcastle are back in the Finals Series for the first time since the competition's inaugural season and it's no surprise they've managed it on van Egmond's return.
The classy midfielder masterminded her team's ascension to the top four, scoring a brace in the big Round 13 win over Canberra that completed Jets' rise.
