2025 WAFLW season review: East Fremantle
After reaching the past three Grand Finals and winning the 2023 premiership, East Fremantle fell two wins away from reaching…
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After reaching the past three Grand Finals and winning the 2023 premiership, East Fremantle fell two wins away from reaching…
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Read moreEast Fremantle will reflect on a wasted season with a talented list after a year which began with so much…
Read moreWest Perth made a late charge towards finals under caretaker coach Paul Sanzone but ultimately fell short. Long-time assistant coach Sanzone took…
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Read morePeel Thunder’s premiership defence never really took off as injuries to key personnel and off-season exits took their toll. Adam…
Read moreIt was a season to forget for the Black Ducks, who fell from a third-placed finish last season to third last in 2025….
Read moreA new era is beginning in Subiaco, after a season from which they found plenty of positives in the form of…
Read moreThe West Coast Eagles claimed their fifth successive wooden spoon after a year which produced just two victories. One of…
Read moreWest Perth ball magnet Sam Swadling won his club’s fairest-and-best award – the Dominish Medal – despite only playing seven…
Read moreDhara Kerr medallist Krstel Petrevski added a second Sarah Michell Medal as Subiaco’s fairest-and-best player to cap off a massive…
Read moreWA Football advises that the Nomination Committee, with representatives of the WA Football Board, Fremantle Football Club, West Coast Eagles…
Read moreWA draft hopefuls combined for a whopping 14 top-five results in the recent AFLW State Combine testing. Six West Aussies…
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YEAH THE GIRLS!
What a win by our AAMI WA Football State 18s Girls, coming from 19 points down against Vic Country on the road to prevail by seven in a thriller. 🔥
A 26-POINT TURNAROUND!!! 💛🖤💛🖤
The WA U18 girls get their first win of the championships, coming back from 19 points down for a thrilling win in Dingley.
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ANOTHER WA COMEBACK!! 🖤💛
Caitlin Boss seals the deal as our girls come from 19 points down to beat Vic Country 40-33 in Dingley.
DON’T EVER WRITE OFF THE BLACK SWANS 😤
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A 49-POINT TURNAROUND!!!! 🖤💛🖤💛
WA have produced their most thrilling U18 Championships win in years, coming back from 33 point down for an epic win over Vic Country.
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WA 10.16 (76) def Vic Country 9.6 (60)
WA Goals: McGlade 3; Yeo, Maynard, Spawton-Guy 2; Walsh.
WA Best: Mellody, Gale, van Rooyen, Banfield, Steed
You can watch the U18 champs live and on demand on the AFL Live App.
WHAT A COMEBACK!
The AAMI WA Football State 18s Boys bounced back from 33 points down late in the first half to defeat Vic Country by 16 at Marvel Stadium tonight.
Well done lads 👊
THE BACKFLIP!!
A third quarter to remember had WA within a kick of Vic Country at the final break in the U18 champs.
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“She personifies resilience.”
AAMI WA Football State 18s Girls co-captain and Subiaco teen Macy Fair will make an inspirational return from injury in Saturday’s clash against Vic Country in Melbourne.
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Four ins for the AAMI WA Football State 18s Boys as they prepare to take on Vic Country under lights at Marvel Stadium on Friday night.
Go well, boys! 💪
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