The only unbeaten side of the Sullivan Logistics WAFL season has six representatives in the Kia State squad for next month’s match against South Australia in Adelaide. South Fremantle have won their opening four matches of the season and have been rewarded with a strong contingent of Bulldogs in the 30 man squad. Captain Chad Pearson is joined by former Fremantle Docker Ethan Hughes, ex Read More ...

The WA football community is saddened by the death of former Perth and Carlton champion Peter Bosustow after a long battle with cancer. Bosustow played 141 games for Perth and was part of the 1977 premiership win for the Demons. He also famously kicked 7 goals in a losing Grand Final against East Perth in 1978. Known as ‘Buzz’, Bosustow was also a star forward in Read More ...

WA Football's Male and Female U16 Performance Pathway Squad members have taken part in the Sportskey Athlete Profiling Event, supported by the West Coast Eagles, at Trinity College. Dozens of young athletes were given a series of tests under the watchful eye of Sportskey Managing Director Chris Smith, former Head of the Sydney Swans Academy, who has more than two decades of experience in creating Read More ...

Three West Australians have been named in the All-Australian side following the 2025 Marsh AFL National Development Championships – U16 Girls. Peel Thunder pair Charlie Fletcher and Tiama Collard were rewarded for their performances as was West Perth’s Arybella Nelson. Selected to play on the wing, Fletcher was named WA’s MVP for the National Championships after averaging 23 disposals and seven tackles across the two Read More ...

WA has named its squad for the 2025 Marsh AFL National Championships - U18 Boys. Reigning Colts Premiers Claremont have supplied nine players, while Peel Thunder has provided six players in the initial squad of 34. State Coach Marc Webb is optimistic about the prospects of the group. “We are coming into our winter program with players who have been performing well and three players Read More ...

Outgoing East Perth Chief Executive Dean Turner has mixed emotions walking away from the club after twelve years in the role. Turner made the successful transition from player to administrator, guiding East Perth through various on and off field challenges. “The past 12 years have made me extremely proud and I will hold those memories for the rest of my life,” Turner said. “I owe Read More ...

Pia Faletti has made a seamless transition to senior coach of South Fremantle in the WAFLW. Three wins from four matches have the Bulldogs entrenched in the top four with a showdown against Subiaco this weekend. South Fremantle suffered its first loss for the season when they went down to Claremont by 22 points in Round 4. Faletti has held key coaching positions at Subiaco Read More ...

West Perth is home to plenty of young WAFL Colts talent in 2025, and key forward Judd Marcello is at the forefront. The versatile emerging 18-year-old appears to have risen to another level this season, after playing as second fiddle in the Falcon’s forward line last year. As a bottom ager in 2024, Marcello was developing behind AFL draft prospect and now Essendon Bomber Kayle Read More ...

There were big wins and standout performances across the WAFL last weekend as two clubs won their third consecutive game to begin the year in Round 3, while two others are yet to record a victory in 2025. Let’s cast an eye over the round that was. East Perth (65) v Claremont (54) Round 3 kicked off on Friday night as Sullivan Logistics Stadium debuted Read More ...

A new football season bringscomes a new crop of Colts athletes wanting to fulfil  their dreams of being drafted. From those seeking to establish themselves as stars of the future, to players who are ready to compete for a premiership or be selected to play for Western Australia, there are endless stories to be told across the WAFL season. Below is a snapshot of some of Read More ...

The WAFL returned in spectacular fashion with a mixed bag of results. From nail-biting finishes to unexpected results and extraordinary individual performances, the arrival of the season had it all. PEEL THUNDER (79) V CLAREMONT (79) The opening game of the season was one of the most spectacular at Lane Group Stadium, as the Tigers hunted down the Thunder in a thrilling last second finish. Read More ...

Round two of the WAFL premiership season kicked off under lights on Friday night, and it was another round of interesting results. Predicted contenders fell, undefeated teams continued their winning ways and stars dominated everywhere. Let’s dive into how it all played out: West Coast (73) v Subiaco (92) The Eagles and Lions battled it out in slippery conditions at Mineral Resources Park and the Read More ...

Cody Curtin is a leading key position talent hailing from Western Australia, boasting a strong combination of skills like his high marking ability, competitiveness and versatility. The Claremont Colts product spent most of last season playing in defence as fellow key position players Lucas Ravenhill and Aiden Riddle competed up forward. With Riddle now having been drafted by the Fremantle Dockers, Curtin appears to have Read More ...

Subiaco’s quest to claim a maiden WAFLW Premiership will hinge largely on the contribution of star forward Olivia Wolmarans this season. The Lions have made a promising start to their WAFLW campaign winning their opening three matches, including a 24 point victory over Swan Districts on Saturday and Wolmarans has played a major role in their early success. The 17 year-old was a stand out Read More ...

Reigning premiers Peel Thunder have faith in their ability to be contenders this year despite a winless start to the Sullivan Logistics WAFL season. Held to a draw by Claremont in round 1, the Thunder suffered a 49 point defeat to South Fremantle last weekend. Peel forward Corey Tregenza believes the squad has the appetite for more success in 2025. “It would obviously be easy Read More ...