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WA Football is pleased to announce the 17 district and regional finalists of the WA Football Volunteer of the Year Award and the nine Awards Category winners.
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Great to have the little legends from @carinejfc Superkick star in Nine News Perth’s feature on our record-breaking participation numbers. 🙌
HIGH FIVE!
The AFL Under-16s All-Australian Team is stacked with WA talent after our drought-breaking national title, with four players and coach Michael Glassborow included.
It was also a one-two finish in the Kevin Sheehan Medal MVP award with Troy Warner edging out East Fremantle teammate Jayke Taylor.
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It was great to have the @westcoasteagles down at Poynter Primary School yesterday, talking to the kids and inspiring the next generation of AFL & AFLW talent 😍
Origin is back in 2027! 🖤🦢
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Our graphic designer has a shot on goal ✅ @joshjk17 stutter step ✅ execution ❌
Heath the medal man! 🏅
Congratulations to Claremont young gun Heath Mellody who has become the first Larke Medal winner from WA since Deven Robertson in 2019.
Six votes ahead of Swan Districts’ Leo Steed runner-up in a WA one-two. Last WA one-two was Robertson and Luke Jackson in 2019.
Four West Aussies in the All-Australian Team including Mellody (captain), Steed, George Gale and Benji van Rooyen.
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.
