EAST Fremantle is now hosting its third first semi-final in the last five years this Sunday against Swan Districts with coach Steve Malaxos seeing no reason why the Sharks can't end up going all the way for the first time since 1998 – the same year he retired as a player. After making the finals in 2002 and losing the first semi-final to West Perth, East Fremantle suffered its worst ever run without a finals appearance until 2010 which saw the Sharks host their first ever home final and now this Sunday it will be their third in five years at the newly named ATOM Stadium. In 2010, East Fremantle narrowly lost to East Perth in front of almost 7000 fans and then in 2012 the opponent was the Royals again with over 3500 fans watching the Sharks win their first final since 2000 on their way to a grand final appearance against Claremont. Read More ...

Swan Districts player Albert Dean was awarded the Jack Clarke Medal last night (Wednesday, September 3) as the fairest and best player in the WAFL Colts competition. Dean, from Upper Swan Junior Football Club, averaged 25 possessions and kicked six goals in his 15 Colts games with Swan Districts this season. He also averaged 21 posessions in 4 Reserves games. Read More ...

CLAREMONT and West Perth both farewelled retiring stars in style in Round 23 WAFL action on Saturday while South Fremantle finished the season in terrific fashion and Subiaco became the only team to enter the finals coming off a victory. There were three Round 23 matches on Saturday with South Fremantle beating Peel Thunder 14.20 (104) to 10.14 (74) at Fremantle Oval while West Perth thrashed Perth 21.18 (144) to 9.8 (62) at Lathlain Park and Claremont held off East Perth 12.12 (84) to 11.11 (77) at Medibank Stadium. Then on Sunday, two finals teams did battle at Medibank Stadium with Subiaco kicking the only four goals of the last quarter to beat East Fremantle 12.9 (81) to 8.8 (56). Read More ...

SUBIACO kicked the only four goals of the final quarter to secure a 25-point win over East Fremantle at Medibank Stadium on Saturday but the Sharks were just able to avoid losing by too much to cough up a home first semi-final next week. East Fremantle needed to avoid losing by more than six goals in the last home and away match of the 2014 WAFL season, and the Sharks achieved that but only just with Subiaco ending up winning 12.9 (81) to 8.8 (56) thanks to a dominant final quarter. East Fremantle will now host Swan Districts in a cut-throat first semi-final at its home ground of ATOM Stadium next Sunday. Read More ...

WAFL Semi-Finals will be played at Medibank Stadium and ATOM Stadium on Sunday, September 7. League games will be played at 2.15pm, Reserves at 11.25am and Colts at 9am. For more information on the WAFL Finals Series including ticket prices CLICK HERE Read More ...

THE last two WAFL premiers Claremont and West Perth might not be playing finals in 2014, but both farewelled retiring stars in style on Saturday to open the last round of the season with South Fremantle also continuing its winning run to close out the campaign. Reigning premiers West Perth were farewelling star forward Anthony Tsalikis and defender Dan Hunt at Lathlain Park, and scored a thumping 21.18 (144) to 9.8 (62) win over Perth. The 2011 and 2012 premiers Claremont was farewelling Luke Blackwell, Trinity Handley, Andrew Foster and Matt Orzel, and also did so in winning fashion knocking off the minor premiers East Perth 12.12 (84) to 11.11 (77) at Leederville's Medibank Stadium. Saturday's other Round 23 fixture saw South Fremantle beat Peel Thunder 14.20 (104) to 10.14 (74) at Fremantle Oval. Read More ...

DAN Hunt might not like the attention but the West Perth premiership defender and life member will go down as one of the Falcons' all-time great defenders as he prepares to play the final game of his career on Saturday against Perth at Lathlain Park. Hunt arrived at West Perth in 2005 following three years with the Sydney Swans and ever since has been the mainstay of the Falcons defence, and one of the very best key backmen in the WAFL over the course of his 168-game career. Along the way, Hunt has had his named etched on to the No. 12 locker, has become a life member of the West Perth Football Club, represented WA and was a key contributor in the 2013 premiership playing a starring role in the grand final win over East Perth. Read More ...

THE final round of the 2014 WAFL season takes place this weekend with the finals bound teams looking to take some winning form with them, those out of contention out to finish on a high and several clubs also trying to send off some champion players on winning notes as well. There are three matches on Saturday with East Perth taking on Claremont at Leederville's Medibank Stadium, South Fremantle hosting Peel Thunder at Fremantle Oval and Perth facing West Perth at Lathlain Park. Then on Sunday, Subiaco battles East Fremantle at Medibank Stadium with Swan Districts having the bye ahead of a first semi-final clash with East Fremantle next week. Read More ...

Boundary Umpire Greg Smith will become the first West Australian to umpire 450 senior games when he officiates this Sunday’s WAFL game between Subiaco and East Fremantle at Medibank Stadium. Smith commenced umpiring in 1994 and has since umpired 159 AFL games and 291 WAFL games, including two WAFL Grand Finals. Read More ...

AAMI WAFL Premiership Season Round 23 Broadcast details: Read More ...

The 2014 Female Football Grand Finals are on this weekend at HBF Arena, if you cannot make it to the game you can watch it live here. Read More ...

JOSH Smith has taken the long road to 100 WAFL games which he will accomplish this Saturday but the East Perth spearhead is firmly focused on trying to help the Royals win a premiership for the first time in 12 years so that he can add it to his three flags won in the VFL. Smith made his WAFL debut back in 2007 with West Perth where he played a strong season with 20 games and 24 goals at centre half-forward to end up being drafted by North Melbourne. Over the next three years, he played 11 AFL matches with the Kangaroos but enjoyed great success in the VFL with North Ballarat as a key component of the hat-trick of premierships in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Read More ...

To align with our WAAFL, WAFL and AFL counterparts, the 2014 WAWFL Presentation Night trialed a Monday night for our annual night of nights. Monday 25th of August saw the WAWFL players and officials swap their boots and runners for formal wear at the League's most prestige of nights held at Pan Pacific Hotel. Read More ...

THE stage is set for the 2014 WA Women’s Football League Grand Final this weekend at HBF Arena with Coastal Titans earning a shot at redemption against Swan Districts. Read More ...

With the WAFL Finals fast approaching this also marks an exciting time for the Movie Masters WAFL Little League participants as they also experience WAFL finals fever by playing during half time at these games. With over 90 Movie Masters WAFL Little League games in 2014, equating to in excess of 4500 participants, this program continues to highlight the player pathway and connect Junior players with their local WAFL club. Read More ...