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29 May 2026
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Video highlights follow from the 2015 Calrton Draught WAFL State Team’s 45-point win over the SANFL and the WA State 18s’ thrilling one-point win over South Australia in the opening game of the National Championhsips.
Both games were played at Lathlain Park on Saturday, May 23.
WA’s State 18s will next play Vic Country on Sunday, May 31 at Medibank Stadium.
The Carlton Draught WAFL State side is next due to play Tasmania in 2016.
WAFL v SANFL
WESTERN AUSTRALIA 3.3 8.6 13.9 18.13 (121)
SOUTH AUSTRALIA 3.3 6.4 9.10 11.10 (76)
WESTERN AUSTRALIA – Goals: Davis 5; Yarran, Dell’Olio 3; Black 2; Anthony, Phelan, Neates, Hams, Cook.
Best: Davis, Twomey, Strijk, Black, Dell’Olio, Hams, Phelan.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA – Goals: Ryswyk 3; Callinan, McGregor, Eddy 2; Kirkwood, Boyd.
Best: Keough, Schmidt, Boyd, Kirkwood, Ryswyk, Cross, Summerton.
SIMPSON MEDAL (WA) – Ryan Davis.
FOS WILLIAMS MEDAL (SA) – Tom Keough.
STATE 18s
WESTERN AUSTRALIA 3.2 6.3 9.7 11.7 (73)
SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1.2 5.6 7.13 9.18 (72)
WESTERN AUSTRALIA – Goals: Jones 4; Waterman, Ridley 2; Bennett, Smith, Powell-Pepper.
Best: Bennett, Petrevski-Seton, Jones, Hackett, Clark, Smith.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA – Goals: Haysman, Milera 2; Partington, Hewett, Quinn, Markov, Dew.
Best: Partington, Haysman, Bonner, Milera, Parella, Hewett.
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