The Eagles Schoolboys Cup  is a interschool competition for boys in Years 8 & 9. The competition enters its 36th year in 2019 and is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission.

WAALITJ DIVISION (A Grade): Strong football schools with home & away games played across the metropolitan area.

EAGLE DIVISION (B Grade): Schools of medium strength with home & away games played 'locally' where possible.

Competition Format:

• Played during Terms 2 & 3 (Please refer to timeline)
• Strong football schools with home & away games played across the metropolitan area. 
• Managed by WAFC Development Officers

REGISTRATION:

All schools that nominate receive a match ball to use during the competition.

For registration or any further information, please contact your WAFC Development Officer.

Senior School Competition handbook

Each year over 1,250 schoolgirls particpate in the Freo Dockers Cup. 2019 marks the 24th year of the competition which is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission and the Schoolgirls Advisory Committee.

Participation in the Freo Dockers Cup has become an important step for girls to become involved in community youth or senior women's competitions.

COMPETITION DETAILS

• Played during Term 2
• Games are played after school on Tuesdays over 2 x 20 minute halves. (Please refer to timeline)
• 2 metropolitan divisions (Moore & White)
• The Schoolgirls Advisory Committee reviews all nominations and reserves the right to change a schools nominated division to achieve a balanced competition
• Country Schools – All competitions are coordinated by your Regional Development Manager. Schools will be advised of all carnival days/s by the end of Term 1

REGISTRATION: 

For registration please contact your WAFC Development Officer.

All schools that nominate receive a match ball  (first 50 schools) to use during the competition.

NOMINATIONS CLOSE - 7 March 2019

MOORE DIVISION (A Grade): Strong football schools seeking quality competition with home & away games played across the metropolitan area. After the home & away games the top teams progress to the finals.

WHITE DIVISION (B Grade): Where the majority of schools compete. Teams are split into regional pools to play against other schools in their ‘local’ area. After the home and away games the top teams will progress to the finals.

VANDERWEIDE DIVISION: Only for schools who participate at Senior High School Country Week.

Senior School Competition handbook

WAFC Football Development Officers will organise one day lightning carnivals to provide opportunities for schoolgirls to either try football in a safe and fun environment, and/or enhance their football skills developed through their PE program.

All schools that nominate will receive:

• 2 synthetic footballs per team
• Participation certificates & posters

For registration please contact your WAFC Development Officer.

The Freo Dockers Schoolgirls Cup is a new interschool competition for girls in Years 8 & 9 and is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission.

Competition Format:

• Played during Terms 3 (Please refer to timeline)
• Metropolitan schools play in a district or conference based competition to produce a champion school to represent each of the nine WAFL districts. The 9 champion schools then compete for the Freo Dockers Schoolgirls Cup.
• Managed by WAFC Development Officers
• Country schools have the opportunity to participate in a round robin competition or 1 day lightning carnival to determine a regional champion. Competition details will be communicated via your Regional Development Manager by the end of Term 1. 

REGISTRATION:

All schools that nominate receive a match ball (first 50 schools) to use during the competition.

For registration or any further information, please contact your WAFC Development Officer.

Freo House Footy is a modified game (AFL 9s) that can be played as a male, female or mixed competition during any school term or incorporated as part of your AFL physical education program.

Download the Freo House Footy Guidelines

All schools to register will receive:

• 4 x synthetic footballs
• 1 set of portable goal posts (first 100 schools)
• 36 bibs (sets of 9) in school faction colours for the first 50 schools to register only!

For registeration or any further information, please contact your WAFC Development Officer.

This program is partnered by the Fremantle Football Club.

The Simply Energy Cup offers a well organised & high quality interschool competition catering for over 3,000 students from country and metropolitan schools throughout WA. 2019 marks the 32nd year of the competition which is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission and the Secondary School Football Advisory Committee (SSFAC).

Competition Format:

• Played during Term 2
• Games are played after school on Wednesdays over 2 x 25 minute halves
• 3 metropolitan divisions (Cable, Jakovich & Glendinning)
• The SSFAC reviews all nominations and reserves the right to change a schools nominated division to achieve a balanced competition
• Country Schools – Regional Development Managers will announce carnival day/s by the end of Term 1

REGISTRATION:

For registration or any further information, please contact your WAFC Development Officer.

All schools that nominate receive a match ball (first 50 schools) to use during the competition.

NOMINATIONS CLOSE - 7 March 2019

BARRY CABLE DIVISION (A Grade): Strong football schools with home & away games played across the metropolitan area.

GLEN JAKOVICH DIVISION (B Grade): Schools of medium strength with home & away games played 'locally' where possible.

ROSS GLENDINNING DIVISION (C Grade): 15-a-side knockout competition only.

BILL WALKER DIVISION: Only for schools who participate in ‘A’ section at Senior High School Country Week.

Senior School Competition handbook

To register your interest to participate please contact:

• Associated & Catholic Colleges of Western Australia: Suzie Ehlers on 9241 5201

http://www.accsport.asn.au/