2017 WAFL SEASON PREVIEW – The West Australian
Get an insight into how all nine WAFL clubs are shaping up this season, along with what’s happening in Women’s…
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Get an insight into how all nine WAFL clubs are shaping up this season, along with what’s happening in Women’s…
Read moreFremantle Dockers AFL Women’s player Akec Makur Susan Chuot and West Coast’s Nic Naitanui have been named Australia Post AFL…
Read moreAll nine WAFL League Coaches fronted the media on Tuesday, March 14, at the 2017 McDonald’s WAFL Premiership Season Launch…
Read moreDARREN Harris makes his return to a senior coaching role in the WAFL for the first time since 2005 and…
Read morePERTH might have suffered some blows on the eve of the 2017 WAFL season in terms of injuries and departures,…
Read moreThe WAFL pre-season will kick off on Saturday, February 25 with three games being played in afternoon and evening timeslots….
Read moreSOUTH Fremantle returned to the WAFL finals in 2016 and got all the way to a preliminary final, and with…
Read moreWitness local footy at its best! Show your support and get behind your WAFL team for the 2017 season. Show…
Read moreExperienced umpire coach Cameron Douglas has been appointed as WAFL Field Umpire Coach for the 2017 McDonald’s WAFL Premiership season….
Read moreSWAN Districts could have had hardly had a worse 2016, but coach Greg Harding has welcomed back some local products…
Read moreMore than 250 Aboriginal girls aged 13 to 17 years sported their team guernsey and footy boots at Noranda’s Lightning…
Read moreROB Wiley learned plenty about his East Fremantle team in his first season in charge in 2016 and now he’s…
Read moreA new-look Mundella WA Women’s Football League season is set to kick off a huge 30th year in 2017 with…
Read moreThe West Australian Football Commission is encouraging all WA Football participants and their families, volunteers and officials to get behind…
Read moreCongratulations to the big winners of the 2017 WA Football League Raffle. First prize winner Carolyn Gordon from Carramar won…
Read moreFooty is coming to Mandurah on Saturday, March 4, with a Fremantle Dockers v Collingwood double-header at Rushton Park. Witness…
Read moreThe West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) is celebrating after successfully hosting its largest ever event at Domain Stadium, with Adele…
Read moreThe West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) demonstrated its ability to maintain financial stability and build on cash reserves in 2016….
Read moreThe West Australian Football League has advised all clubs of an exclusion period for Round 1 pre-season games between 12.30pm…
Read moreThe West Australian Football Commission has confirmed that 2017 McDonald’s WAFL Premiership games will be played in Busselton and Esperance…
Read moreWell done to West Perth rising star Cara Dziegielewski for being named MVP of the AAMI WA Football State 18s Girls after such a consistent carnival in the ruck. 👏
Not WA’s day against the Allies 😔
The 2026 U18 Championships wrap up with one win but plenty to like and a pathway filled with young talent coming through.
Here’s what you need to know, thanks to @aami_insurance
You can watch all the U18 Championships live and on demand at the AFL Live App.
Lexi Strachan with the hot hand early 🔥
WA U18s looking strong early against the Allies.
Watch the U18 Championships live and on demand on the AFL Live App.
A big congratulations to Bunbury Catholic College for taking out the Eagles School Boys Cup - Walker Division, after defeating Our Lady of Mercy College 40-29 last week!
Celebrating NAIDOC Round in Junior Footy💛
The artwork on the Morley bulldogs Junior Football Club Indigenous jerseys was created by one of their former players, Paige Pearce-Whitby, during the 2020 season.
📸Morley Bulldogs Junior Football Club
Last week was Country week for the @freodockers cup! Bunbury Senior High School walked away with the victory over SEDA College 28 - 21. A big congratulations to Layla Scott who took out the Danielle Fagents Medal 🥇
Allies too good 💔
WA fought hard off a short break and were in control in the third term before the Allies lifted a gear.
Here’s everything you need to know, thanks to @aami_insurance
We finish the champs 2-2 and can take plenty out of all four games.
You can watch the U18 Championships live and on demand on the AFL Live App.
The AAMI WA Football State 18s Boys finish their AFL National Under-18s Championships campaign with a 2-2 record after a heart-breaking loss to the Allies in Ballarat.
The Black Swans gave it their all until the very end, falling six points short in a see-sawing contest.
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.