Penny Cula-Reid

Penny Cula-Reid (born 2 February 1988) is an Australian rules footballer who played for the Collingwood Football Club in the AFL Women's competition.

Prior to being signed for the national competition, she was a multiple premiership player in the Victorian Women's Football League and club captain for the St Kilda Sharks; she also represented Victoria at the under-19 national championships. She has also played cricket in the Victorian second XI and gridiron with the Victorian Maidens in the Lingerie Football League.

She was involved in a sex discrimination case when she and two other girls challenged the Moorabbin Saints Junior Football League and Football Victoria Ltd's rules that forbade girls from playing in mixed-sex teams after the age of twelve. The case resulted in a landmark 2004 ruling that outlawed sex discrimination for children under 14, meaning girls could now play in mixed-sex teams up to the under-14s instead of the under-12s, though this still prevented Cula-Reid from playing in mixed-sex teams. She has been credited with "effectively forcing" AFL Victoria to create a youth girls competition.

She played two games in the 2017 season.

After being delisted, Cula-Reid was appointed senior coach of Collingwood's VFLW team ahead of the 2018 season. She led the Magpies to the minor premiership, and was named VFLW Coach of the Year.