Charlie Constable was the toast of the WAFL after winning the 2025 Sandover Medal at Crown Perth on Monday night. The Perth star finished with 29 votes to edge out South Fremantle midfielder Matthew Parker by two votes after a best-on-ground performance in the final round against Subiaco. East Fremantle ace Milan Murdock was third with 23 votes, with East Perth pair Tom North and Hamish Read More ...

In a night of high drama, a best on ground performance in the final game of the home and away season clinched the 2025 Sandover Medal for Perth midfielder Charlie Constable.  The star Demon is the first player from the club to win the WAFL’S highest individual award since Aidan Tropiano in 2015, finishing on 29 votes, two clear of South Fremantle’s Matthew Parker.  Constable Read More ...

Subiaco star Krstel Petrevski has taken out the 2025 Dhara Kerr Medal after a stellar WAFLW season, winning by five votes to claim her maiden title at Crown Perth on Monday night. The prolific and consistent midfielder played a massive role in the Lions' rise up the ladder, averaging 26.1 disposals per game to go with five tackles. Petrevski took an early lead from chasers Read More ...

The 2025 Sandover Medal and Dhara Kerr Medal count at Crown Perth on Monday night saw five new Life Members welcomed into a long list of champions before them. Three were inducted as WAFL Life Members and two more as WAFC Life Members. WAFC LIFE MEMBERS Ian Miller Miller played 291 games, including 15 State appearances, won a Sandover Medal, a Simpson Medal as well as Read More ...

East Perth are through to the Sullivan Logistics WAFL Grand Final after a thrilling five-point Preliminary Final victory over Claremont at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Sunday. In front of 3322 fans who braved the wet, the Royals held their nerve in a tense final term against a fast-finishing but inaccurate Claremont, 7.4 (46) to 5.11 (41). The victory books a grand final date with minor Read More ...

We take a look at the players to watch across all three grades of an exciting WAFL Preliminary Final day at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Sunday. Seniors Stan Wright (East Perth) Average disposals: 23.2 Wright has been super consistent across half-back for the Royals this season and was arguably their best player in a losing cause in last week's Second Semi-Final loss to minor premiers Read More ...

Star East Perth midfielder Tom North has been declared fit for the blockbuster WAFL Preliminary Final clash against Claremont at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Sunday. The former Fremantle-listed talent is back after missing the first two finals matches with a calf injury in one of four changes for the Royals after a disappointing Second Semi-Final loss to minor premiers South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Read More ...

The Jack Clarke Medal is awarded to the fairest-and-best played in the EGT WAFL Colts competition.We take a look at the leading contenders to win the prestigious award.    Blake Kelly (Swan Districts) It was a brilliant season for Swan Districts draft hopeful Blake Kelly who led from the front for his side at Steel Blue. The gritty midfielder averaged 26.6 disposals and 5.3 tackles Read More ...

Dual Sandover Medallist Jye Bolton concedes time is running out for him to achieve premiership success as he contemplates his football future. Bolton’s Tigers have reached yet another Preliminary Final after outclassing Perth in the First Semi Final. Now, Claremont faces East Perth foe the right to reach their third Grand Final in six years. “Reaching a preliminary final is a great achievement for our Read More ...

WA football great Steve Malaxos has declared South Fremantle midfielder Matthew Parker will win next Monday’s Sandover Medal at Crown. Parker has been a standout performer for the Bulldogs this year, averaging 23 disposals a game and kicking 15 goals. Malaxos, a Sandover Medallist in 1984 and current expert with radio station SEN, believes South Fremantle’s superb season will work in Parker’s favour. “The Bulldogs Read More ...

Perth’s Metro Junior Football competitions capped off a fantastic season with their Grand Finals played across the weekend. Thousands of players, support staff, umpires, volunteers and families braved the wild weather across 15 venues in the Perth metropolitan area for three unforgettable days. There were more than 100 grand finals played – from Mandurah in the south to Whitfords and Ocean Ridge in the north Read More ...

We take a look at the biggest story lines across the WAFL and WAFLW competitions in our weekly column.   Top Dogs book grand final spot in style Minor premiers South Fremantle are the first team through to the Sullivan Logistics WAFL Grand Final at Optus Stadium on September 21 after a dominant Second Semi-Final victory over East Perth. The Bulldogs looked on from opening Read More ...

Each week we are shining the spotlight on some of the young WA talent that has been in brilliant form at WAFL level in the lead up to November’s AFL draft. Whether its WAFLW, Hart Sport Rogers Cup, Sullivan Logistics WAFL, EGT WAFL Colts top-agers, bottom-agers or Futures, there is talent bursting at the seams and in this week’s edition of Young Talent Time, we Read More ...

Claremont have bounced back from a tough Qualifying Final loss to earn a chance at redemption against East Perth in next Sunday’s WAFL Preliminary Final at Sullivan Logistics Stadium. The Tigers won a one-sided First Semi-Final clash at Revo Fitness Stadium on Sunday by 39 points – 12.10 (82) to 6.7 (43) – to end Perth’s hopes of a premiership fairytale in front of 4217 Read More ...

Minor premiers South Fremantle are the first team through to the Sullivan Logistics WAFL Grand Final at Optus Stadium on September 21 after a dominant Second Semi-Final victory over East Perth. The Bulldogs looked on from opening bounce coming off a week off in the first round of finals and were a class above the Royals in the 59-point win – 12.7 (79) to 3.2 Read More ...