After eighteen weeks of regular season and four weeks of finals the 2010 WAAFL season has come to a close, with regular season dominance asserted during the finals.

Once again North Beach has plenty to celebrate this off season, with both their senior sides successful in last weekend’s grand finals.

Results of the 2010 B to H Grade Grand Finals are as follows

The 2010 WAAFL season comes to an end this Saturday with the A grade grand finals at Medibank Stadium.

The first game of the day, the Phil Scott Colts grand final, sees the minor premiers Fremantle CBC taking on the fifth placed Trinity Aquinas with both teams chasing their first Colts premiership.

Wanneroo Amateur Football Club President Geoff Burwood has been announced as the West Perth District Football Development Council’s 2010 RAC- West Perth District Volunteer of the Year.

In 2010, 40 nominations were received for volunteers within the West Perth District. The standard of applicants was extremely high and all deserve their nominations.

After more than 20 games, the last week of the season is finally upon us, with all but three of the WAAFL premierships to be decided this weekend.

With both teams assured of an A Grade berth next season, minor premiers Collegians and SFL upstarts Maddington with have all eyes on winning the CJ Jamieson Cup in the B Grade grand final at Fremantle Oval this Saturday.

The WAAFL, in its 89^th season, held its annual Presentation Dinner with over 760 guests attending the Grand Ballroom at Burswood Entertainment Complex last night, Wednesday, August 25.

In a night full of glamour and glitz, MC Clint Wheeldon from ABC Sports Radio guided the night through a host of awards. There were 20 grades covering colts and seniors, plus individual and club champion honours.

With half of the grand final teams decided last week, this week’s preliminary finals will be hard fought as teams compete for the chance to not only contend for the premiership but also to advance into the next grade.

The B Grade preliminary final will be between Swan Athletic and Maddington at Claremont Oval this Saturday, with the winner heading to the grand final to face Collegians. This week is the second chance for Swan Athletic to make the grand final. After defeating Hamersley Carine two weeks ago, Swan Athletic lost last week’s second semi final to Collegians 9.9 (63) to 19.10 (124).