10 Things we Learned: WAFLW thrillers, champs in trouble, season over for Swans?
We take a look at the biggest talking points across the Sullivan Logistics WAFL, ATCO WAFLW and EGT WAFL Colts…
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We take a look at the biggest talking points across the Sullivan Logistics WAFL, ATCO WAFLW and EGT WAFL Colts…
Read moreThe AAMI WA Football State 16s Boys got their National Championships campaign off to a flying start, defeating a fast-finishing…
Read moreSouth Fremantle star Natasha Entwistle has become third ATCO WAFLW player within a month to be snapped up by an…
Read moreNine players from East Fremantle’s undefeated CTF WAFL Futures team will feature for the AAMI WA Football State 16s Boys…
Read moreCollingwood premiership big man Mason Cox is among a host of stars returning in the Sullivan Logistics WAFL for a…
Read moreWest Coast have named 17 AFL-listed players for Friday night clash against East Perth at Sullivan Logistics Stadium, while reigning…
Read moreThe second edition of WA Football’s All-Girls Gala Day is set to be the biggest and best yet, building on…
Read moreZac Mesiti was the toast of Mt Lawley-Inglewood Roos Football Club after winning the inaugural Mighty Moments competition. The Roos’…
Read moreEast Fremantle’s inaugural Kai-Fella Game against Claremont at The Good Grocer Park on Saturday afternoon will have an extra special…
Read moreWA Football advises that West Coast Eagles player Malakai Champion has been found not guilty of serious misconduct following an…
Read moreThe AAMI WA Football State 16s Boys get their AFL National Under-16s Championship campaign underway against South Australia at Alberton…
Read moreA double premiership reunion was the backdrop for Subiaco’s hard-fought Round 11 Sullivan Logistics WAFL victory over East Fremantle on…
Read moreSubiaco’s Marlin Corbett moved across the country to continue his footy journey and to resume a career in carpentry. Corbett…
Read more“Celebrating Women Leading The Way” Over the next few weeks, ATCO, alongside WA Football, are powering up a series of…
Read moreWe take a look at the biggest talking points out of the Sullivan Logistics WAFL, ATCO WAFLW and EGT WAFL…
Read moreAn improved AAMI WA Football State 18s Girls bounce back from a tough carnival opener to take it up to…
Read moreThe AAMI WA Football State 18s Boys couldn’t keep their unbeaten start to the AFL National Under-18s Championships going, falling…
Read moreThe AAMI WA Football State 18s Boys are aiming for back-to-back wins to start the AFL National Under-18s Championships when…
Read moreFremantle’s unprecedented injury-list has seen Peel Thunder named 15 AFL-listed players to go with five more in the reserves this…
Read moreWest Perth product and former AAMI WA Football State 18s Boys midfielder Sam Swadling is the latest West Aussie to…
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DROUGHT BROKEN!
Congratulations to our AAMI WA Football State 16s Boys on their first win in Adelaide in more than a decade, defeating South Australia by 12 points at Alberton Oval today. 👏
We asked the Eagles Senior Schoolboys Cup players their favourite half time snack! 🍬🍊
Congratulations to East Fremantle pair Jack Holland, Troy Warner and Peel Thunder’s Jai Keene for being named as co-captains of our AAMI WA Football State 16s Boys team.
Good luck to our boys in their AFL National Under-16s Championship opener against South Australia in Adelaide tomorrow. 💪
Last training session for the 16s boys before the trip to Adelaide 🔥
This weekend is Think Mental Health Round!
We’d love to hear from you in the comments on what you do for your mental health 💚
Out with the team-coloured socks, in with the crazy socks. Wearing them loud and proud for those impacted by Sarcoma. 🧦✨
P.s a few familiar faces on slide three ➡ @westcoasteagles
Can we bring wharfie time into schools sport? Asking for a friend
Thank you to @freodockers for hosting us at the @freodockers Cup!
Court Grammer School took home the prize 🏆
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.