Local FootyRevo wrap up: Record-breaking WA Football Juniors season ends in style

The record-breaking WA Football Juniors season concluded in spectacular fashion, with 76 Grand Finals played across the September 4-6 at 13 venues throughout the Central, North, South, and Peel regions.
Thousands of players, coaches, volunteers, families, and supporters came together to celebrate the culmination of another outstanding junior football season, with premierships decided across Year 7 to Year 12 competitions.
The 2026 season once again highlighted the incredible strength of community football across Western Australia.
More than 1,380 teams from 103 clubs participated in WA Football Juniors competitions this year.
WA Football Juniors continues to provide opportunities for young people to play, develop and enjoy our game in positive and inclusive environments.
“This season saw record participation numbers from Auskick to Year 12 with more than 44,000 participants involved, making WA Football Juniors the largest single football competition in Australia,” WA Football’s Executive Manager Participation and Program Strategy Chris Bandy said.
“The scale of this competition is immense and we are constantly looking at ways to grow and improve and will continue with this aspiration into 2027 and beyond.”
WA Football also acknowledges the significant contribution of all of the club-based volunteers and our Regional Development Councils, whose work behind the scenes supports clubs, competitions and participants across metropolitan Perth and Peel.
A special thank you goes to the 1000-plus umpires who officiated throughout the season.
Their commitment, professionalism, and willingness to take the field each week ensures that junior football can continue to thrive. Without umpires, there is no game.
We also look forward to recognising our 2026 premiership teams at the Sullivan Logistics WAFL Grand Final this Sunday, where they will proudly take part in the annual Grand Final Parade.
This special tradition celebrates the achievements of junior footballers from across Western Australia and provides an opportunity to showcase their success on one of the state’s biggest football stages.
This WA Football Juniors 2026 wrap is brought to you by Revo Fitness, proud partners junior footy in WA.

2026 WA Football Juniors Premiers
| Year Group | Division | Premier |
| Year 7 | Central 1 | Bayswater JFC |
| Year 7 | Central 2 | Caversham JFC – Red |
| Year 7 | Central 3 | Aveley JFC |
| Year 7 | Central 4 | Mazenod JFC Blue |
| Year 7 | North 1 | Swanbourne JFC – Gold |
| Year 7 | North 2 | Whitford JFC – Jaguars |
| Year 7 | North 3 | Marist JFC |
| Year 7 | North 4 | West Coast JFC |
| Year 7 | Peel 1 | Secret Harbour FC – White |
| Year 7 | Peel 2 | Baldivis FC – Blue |
| Year 7 | South 1 | Bullcreek Leeming JFC – Sharks |
| Year 7 | South 2 | Mundijong JFC – Blue |
| Year 7 | South 3 | Riverton JFC |
| Year 7/8F | Central 1 | Upper Swan JFC |
| Year 7/8F | Central 2 | Vic Park JFC |
| Year 7/8F | North 1 | Swanbourne JFC |
| Year 7/8F | North 2 | Yanchep JFC – Blue |
| Year 7/8F | North 3 | Whitford JFC – Leopards |
| Year 7/8F | Peel | Baldivis FC – Red |
| Year 7/8F | South 1 | Jandakot JFC |
| Year 7/8F | South 2 | Bullcreek Leeming JFC – Bulls |
| Year 8 | Central 1 | Bayswater JFC |
| Year 8 | Central 2 | Caversham JFC |
| Year 8 | Central 3 | Manning FC |
| Year 8 | North 1 | Sorrento Duncraig JFC – Hawks |
| Year 8 | North 2 | Kingsway JFC |
| Year 8 | North 3 | Ocean Ridge JFC – Pointers |
| Year 8 | North 4 | Wembley Downs JFC |
| Year 8 | Peel 1 | North Mandurah JFC – White |
| Year 8 | Peel 2 | Warnbro FC |
| Year 8 | South 1 | Palmyra JFC |
| Year 8 | South 2 | Willetton JFC |
| Year 8 | South 3 | Kardinya JFC |
| Year 9 | Central 1 | South Perth JFC – Green |
| Year 9 | Central 2 | Forrestfield FC |
| Year 9 | Central 3 | Manning FC – Blue |
| Year 9 | North 1 | West Coast JFC |
| Year 9 | North 2 | Ocean Ridge JFC – Reefs |
| Year 9 | North 3 | Wembley Downs JFC – White |
| Year 9 | North 4 | Wanneroo JFC |
| Year 9 | Peel 1 | Secret Harbour FC – Purple |
| Year 9 | Peel 2 | South Mandurah JFC – Gold |
| Year 9 | South 1 | Brentwood Booragoon JFC |
| Year 9 | South 2 | Attadale JFC |
| Year 9 | South 3 | Forrestdale JFC |
| Year 9/10F | Central 1 | Manning JFC |
| Year 9/10F | Central 2 | Morley JFC |
| Year 9/10F | North 1 | Whitford JFC – Tigers |
| Year 9/10F | North 2 | Marist JFC |
| Year 9/10F | Peel | Baldivis FC Red |
| Year 9/10F | South 1 | South Coogee JFC |
| Year 9/10F | South 2 | Bullcreek Leeming JFC – Bulls |
| Year 10 | Central 1 | Morley JFC |
| Year 10 | Central 2 | Belmont JFC |
| Year 10 | North 1 | Quinns JFC – Cyclones |
| Year 10 | North 2 | Swanbourne JFC |
| Year 10 | North 3 | Carine JFC |
| Year 10 | Peel | Halls Head JFC |
| Year 10 | South 1 | Kardinya JFC |
| Year 10 | South 2 | Attadale JFC |
| Year 10 | South 3 | Bullcreek Leeming JFC – Sharks |
| Year 11/12F | AAMI Community Cup – Central | Vic Park JFC |
| Year 11/12F | AAMI Community Cup – North 1 | North Beach JFC |
| Year 11/12F | AAMI Community Cup – North 2 | Wembley Downs JFC |
| Year 11/12F | AAMI Community Cup – South | Bullcreek Leeming JFC |
| Year 11/12F | AAMI Community Cup – Peel | Halls Head JFC |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – Central 1 | Mazenod JFC – Blue |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – Central 2 | Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – Central 3 | Caversham JFC – Red |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – North 1 | Sorrento Duncraig JFC – Hawks |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – North 2 | North Beach JFC – Red |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – North 3 | West Coast JFC |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – Peel | South Mandurah JFC – Blue |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – South 1 | Kardinya JFC – White |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – South 2 | Melville JFC – White |
| Year 11/12M | AAMI Community Cup – South 3 | Hammond Park FC – Blue |
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Acknowledgement of Country
WA Football acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the many lands across Western Australia where we train, play, and come together through football. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations people. We recognise the deep and continuing contribution First Nations peoples make to our game and our communities.