2019 WAFL & WAFLW Fairest & Best Winners
WAFL and WAFLW clubs have celebrated their respective seasons with Fairest and Best Award evenings to celebrate the best players…
Read moreWAFL and WAFLW clubs have celebrated their respective seasons with Fairest and Best Award evenings to celebrate the best players…
Read moreEast Fremantle have claimed the inaugural Optus WAFLW Premiership after a hard-fought 33-point victory over Swan Districts at Mineral Resources…
Read moreThe inaugural Optus WAFL Women’s Grand Final will be played between East Fremantle and Swan Districts at 2.35pm this Saturday,…
Read moreEAST Fremantle and Swan Districts are both in hot form and it sets the stage for quite the spectacle in…
Read moreEAST Fremantle won the last WAWFL premiership and now Philipa Seth is hoping it can all come together for the…
Read moreSWAN Districts has continued its tremendous late season form to storm into the WAFL Women’s Grand Final against East Fremantle…
Read moreONE team is already through to the inaugural WAFL Women’s Grand Final for 2019 and now their opponents will be…
Read moreTHE first ever WAFL Women’s finals series begins this Sunday with Subiaco and East Fremantle battling for a Grand Final…
Read moreEAST Fremantle secured second position in the inaugural WAFL Women’s season with a win against Claremont in Round 15 action…
Read moreThe inaugural Optus WAFLW Finals Series will begin this Sunday at Leederville and Steel Blue Oval. Find out all the…
Read moreTHIS weekend will see the final round of the inaugural WAFL Women’s season and it’s an especially important game on…
Read moreEAST Fremantle’s WAFLW and Fremantle AFLW star Evie Gooch is looking forward to the upcoming finals campaign with the Sharks…
Read moreSUBIACO and Swan Districts asserted their authority on the WAFL Women’s competition on Saturday conceding just one goal between them…
Read moreBOTH matches in Round 14 of the WAFL Women’s competition take place on Saturday afternoon with Subiaco a chance to…
Read moreROUND 13 in the WAFL Women’s competition saw victories for Claremont and Swan Districts to mean that there remains just…
Read moreIT shapes as a fascinating Round 13 in the WAFL Women’s competition highlighted by Sunday’s battle that sees East Fremantle…
Read moreSWAN Districts delivered a commanding performance in the WAFL Women’s competition on Saturday while on Sunday, East Fremantle beat Subiaco…
Read moreROUND 12 in the WAFL Women’s competition is again spread over Saturday and Sunday this weekend with Swan Districts hosting…
Read moreTHE WAFL Women’s competition remains a genuine race between four teams in its inaugural season after Subiaco beat Swan Districts…
Read moreIt was great to have the @westcoasteagles down at Poynter Primary School yesterday, talking to the kids and inspiring the next generation of AFL & AFLW talent 😍
Origin is back in 2027! 🖤🦢
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Our graphic designer has a shot on goal ✅ @joshjk17 stutter step ✅ execution ❌
Heath the medal man! 🏅
Congratulations to Claremont young gun Heath Mellody who has become the first Larke Medal winner from WA since Deven Robertson in 2019.
Six votes ahead of Swan Districts’ Leo Steed runner-up in a WA one-two. Last WA one-two was Robertson and Luke Jackson in 2019.
Four West Aussies in the All-Australian Team including Mellody (captain), Steed, George Gale and Benji van Rooyen.
WA Football’s participation numbers have reached record-breaking heights for the second straight year, with more than 93,000 registered players across our State.
The increase of almost 3000 participants comes off the back of community football hitting the 70,000-mark for the first time ever, with everything from Juniors, Youth, Female, Senior, All Abilities and Masters competitions thriving.
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"Love them enough to let them have a go." That`s @daisypearce6 message to any parent unsure about getting their daughter into footy. Something she never had access to as a young girl, and something she`s determined the next generation will 💙💛
The Warner legacy continues as our co-captain Troy Warner wins the Kevin Sheehan Medal as the best overall player in the AFL National Under-16s Championships to go with the WA State 16s MVP award. 🏅 🏅
Well done, skip 🫡
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.