Iona has claimed the 2019 Freo Dockers Cup White Division title following a thrilling extra time victory over Eastern Hills. The two sides could not be separated in regulation time but a goal by Iona’s Manon Rodet with a minute remaining in extra time was enough to get her team over the line, 4.4 (28) to 3.4 (22). The match was tight throughout with Iona Read More ...

Claremont v Subiaco: 2.10pm: Claremont Oval League - 2:10pm Reserves – 11:15am Colts – 8:45am   Our Colts players will be handing out 100 FREE SIMPLY ENERGY FOOTY’S at the gate this weekend from 1:30pm!   Bupa will be set up in our general bar from 1PM offering policy quotes & assisting supporters to sign up using the Claremont sign up code (with 5% commission Read More ...

The Simply Energy Western Australian U18 side has capped off its championship-winning campaign with six players and coach Peter Sumich being named in the U18 All-Australian team.  Deven Robertson was named captain of the All-Australian side, finishing a brilliant month for the Perth product, collecting the Larke Medal, WA MVP and captaining his state to championship victory.  Luke Jackson was named in the middle as Read More ...

PEEL Thunder has shot clear on top of the WAFL Colts for 2019 following a win over Swan Districts on Saturday while there were also Round 12 victories for East Perth, Claremont and West Perth. Peel and Swan Districts have been the two standout teams so far in the colts season for 2019, but now it is the Thunder who have pulled away two be two games and significant percentage clear on top of the ladder after 12 rounds. The Thunder and Swans met for the first time of the season this Saturday at Mandurah's David Grays Arena and it was Peel who proved too strong, beating Swan Districts 10.17 (77) to 5.9 (39). Read More ...

WITH the league-leading Subiaco having the bye, it was a chance for the other four teams to sort themselves out in the WAFL Women's competition and it ended up providing a tight East Fremantle win and big win for Claremont in Round 8. Round 8 of the inaugural WAFLW Optus Premiership Season took place with both games taking place on Sunday afternoon with the league's runaway leading team, Subiaco, having the bye after winning of their opening six matches in 2019. Both games on Sunday afternoon were then always going to be fascinating and that's how it played out with East Fremantle narrowly defeating Swan Districts 5.7 (37) to 4.5 (29) at East Fremantle's New Choices Homes Park. Read More ...

WA captain Deven Robertson has claimed the Larke Medal as the best player in this year’s AFL U18s National Championships.  The Perth product led WA to their first Championship victory in 10 years, whilst breaking the record for total disposals during the four-game carnival.  The midfielder finished with 28 touches, six clearances and six i50’s in the final fixture against Vic Country. Adding to his Read More ...

The West Australian Football Commission congratulates the Simply Energy WA U18s team lead by coach Peter Sumich and captain Deven Robertson on winning the 2019 NAB AFL National U18s Championships in Melbourne today.   WA claimed the Championships with a thrilling 7.9 (51) to 6.10 (46) win against Victoria Country at Marvel Stadium in the final game of the event.   WAFC CEO Gavin Taylor Read More ...

For the first time since 2009, Western Australia won the NAB AFL U18 Championships. They secured the title after a five-point victory over Vic Country. Regan Clarke was the hero for Western Australia kicking a goal with 10 second to go.  Deven Robertson continued his excellent campaign with 28 possessions, eight tackles, six clearances, and six inside 50s to claim the WA U18s MVP. Liam Read More ...

THERE were plenty of standout individual performances across the five Round 12 WAFL matches on Saturday including Michael Sinclair, Kyal Horsley, Josh Smith, Blair Bell and Declan Mountford instrumental in wins for Perth, Subiaco, West Coast Eagles, Peel Thunder and Claremont. All five matches in Round 12 took place on Saturday afternoon and as we move deeper into the second half of the season, every game is taking on greater significance as the battle for final positions heats up. Claremont's win saw the Tigers jump to second spot ahead of South Fremantle while Perth took another significant leap towards a first finals appearance since 1997 and then Peel Thunder's thumping of Swan Districts saw them replace West Perth in the top five. Read More ...

ROUND 12 in the WAFL on Saturday saw Claremont keep winning to replace South Fremantle in second position while the West Coast Eagles were again impressive, Subiaco won again, Perth consolidated fourth spot and Peel Thunder continued the pain for Swan Districts. All five matches of Round 12 took place on Saturday afternoon and it involved some significant results as positions inside the top five shuffled around a little, and the battle to reach the finals heated up as well. The early starting game on Saturday took place at Fremantle Community Bank Oval with the West Coast Eagles producing a second straight impressive performance, beating South Fremantle 11.12 (78) to 8.9 (57). Read More ...

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East Perth v Perth: Leederville Oval: 2.15pm  East Perth have a massive day happening this Saturday for our Round 12 fixtures against Perth.   It is shaping up to be a terrific game of football with the resurgent Royals taking on the finals bound Demons in what looms to be a season defining clash.   Get down early and enjoy all the fun and excitement Read More ...

IT is Round 8 of the inaugural Optus WAFL Women's Premiership Season and with Subiaco having the bye, East Fremantle, Swan Districts, Peel Thunder and Claremont are all left jostling for the positions beneath them. Subiaco has been the standout team to date in the WAFLW competition winning five of their six matches and with those victories coming at an average winning margin of 32 points points to given them a standout percentage of 225.2. But precious little has separated the other four teams in the competition over the opening seven rounds and that sets the stage for two fascinating contests in Round 8 action on Sunday afternoon. Read More ...

IT is another full round of WAFL action on Saturday afternoon and with all 10 teams still in the finals, there's plenty on the line including West Perth trying to continue its good form by coming up against the league-leading Subiaco. All five matches will take place on Saturday afternoon and with plenty at stake for all 10 clubs involved as the race for finals positions heats up, with milestones to celebrate and statements to be made, it looms as a fascinating round. It all gets underway with the earlier starting game between South Fremantle and the West Coast Eagles at Fremantle Community Bank Oval. Read More ...

IT is quite the impressive mature mind on the shoulders of Cameron Eardley who will run out for his 100th WAFL game with East Fremantle on Saturday thankful to plenty of people who will be on his mind, including younger brother Kai. It has been quite the journey for someone only 26 years of age and Eardley is an impressive individual not just because he is a standout midfielder in the WAFL competition and has been for 99 games now ever since returning to East Fremantle following a two-year stint in the AFL with Geelong. It is easy to see why Eardley is such a natural and inspirational leader by both watching him play and by talking with him, but it's often actions that speak louder than the words and the way he and his family have turned a terrible tragedy into something to help others speaks volumes. Read More ...