Four ripper WA Football League clashes are set to unfold this Saturday and there will be heaps of activities and competitions all members of the family can get involved in. East Fremantle and Claremont take to Geraldton as part of the WA Football Commission’s ‘Festival of Football’ event being held in the region this week. Live score updates and statistics can be viewed via the WAFL app and on both the WAFL clubs Facebook and Twitter accounts. Click here for more information on the ‘Festival of Football’. Read More ...

Emmanuel Catholic College has won the Senior Schoolboys Cup Cable Division for the first time, defeating CBC Fremantle by 31 points in the Grand Final at McGillivray Reserve on Wednesday, June 27. Emmanuel Catholic College made their mark in the opening half of the match, kicking four goals and keeping CBC Fremantle goalless. CBC Fremantle fought back in the second half but couldn't quite overcome Emmanuel Catholic College who claimed the win, 6.8 (44) to 1.7 (13). Read More ...

WA Football League clubs East Fremantle and Claremont head to Geraldton for their Round 13 clash this weekend as part of the WA Football Commission’s Festival of Football initiative taking place in the region. The festival kicks off Wednesday June 27 and runs through to Sunday July 1. It features football clinics, player visits from East Fremantle FC, educational sessions and forums hosted by the WA Football Commission in close partnership with key local stakeholders, the WA Country Football League and the two clubs. The festival is supported by the Country Sport Enrichment Scheme which is run through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.   Read More ...

THERE were just the three games in Round 12 of the WAFL on Saturday but that didn’t mean there weren’t plenty of standout individual performances especially coming from the winning Subiaco, West Perth and Claremont teams. With the second placed South Fremantle, eighth placed reigning premiers Peel Thunder and last placed East Fremantle having the Round 12 bye, there were the three matches that took place on Saturday afternoon. That started at Leederville Oval with Claremont moving to being within percentage of a finals position beating East Perth 14.11 (95) to 9.9 (63) with Jye Bolton and Bailey Rogers especially outstanding while captain Ian Richardson kicked four goals in his 201st game. Read More ...

A HOST of players put their hands up to be the M & J Chickens Player of Round 12 despite there only being three WAFL matches, but Subiaco captain Kyal Horsley just had to be recognised for the way he is dominating the 2018 season. There were only the three matches in the WAFL in Round 12 and each of them produced players who put their hands up to be named Player of the Round. Claremont beat East Perth at Leederville Oval to keep its finals chances alive with Bailey Rogers and Jye Bolton vying for best on ground honours with 35 possessions apiece. Read More ...

West Perth Football Club League players will don special guernseys featuring the British flag for their International Football clash against Subiaco at Joondalup Arena this Saturday, June 30. The clash forms part of the club’s annual International Football Festival which celebrates the diverse community in the Falcons District. The district embraces the largest multicultural and migrant community within the State, overseeing participation and involvement of footy players from Hillarys through to Two Rocks. Read More ...

Clontarf Aboriginal College has claimed the Fremantle Dockers Cup White Division title after the team cemented a thrilling one-point victory over Shenton College at McGillivray Reserve on Monday. Shenton College narrowly missed forcing extra time when a snap from deep in the right forward pocket hit the behind post in the dying seconds of the Grand Final. Shenton College had a nine-point lead at half time but Clontarf Aborginal College fought back and pushed ahead mid way through the half. Read More ...

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PEEL Thunder replaced Swan Districts on top of the WAFL Colts ladder without playing a game in Round 12 with Subiaco beating Swan Districts while West Perth stayed in touch with a top five position and East Perth got close to climbing out of the cellar. It's a remarkably tight WAFL colts competition so far in 2018 with only four games separating the top and bottom placed teams with Peel Thunder holding a 7-3 record and East Perth 3-7. That means that all nine teams still remain a chance to take part in finals action in 2018 and it makes every game that takes place fascinating not only for the result, but the exciting young talent on display. Read More ...

WEST Perth continued its strong form to keep in touch for a top two WAFL spot while making it 15 consecutive wins against Perth as the Falcons beat the Demons by 21 points at Joondalup Arena on Saturday.   West Perth and Perth both came into Saturday's match up at Joondalup Arena in good form with the Falcons having won three of their past four matches, and the Demons their previous two setting the stage for a fascinating contest.   The signs were ominous early when West Perth kicked the first two goals of the game, but Perth steadied impressively and even managed to lead at quarter-time. Read More ...

SUBIACO kicked the first nine goals of the game on the way to yet another empathic performance as the undefeated league-leaders beat Swan Districts by 82 points at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday.   Swan Districts had taken heart from a good start against Subiaco back in Round 3 where they led at quarter-time despite ending up losing that game at Leederville Oval by 96 points.   But there would be no repeat of that on Saturday at Steel Blue Oval with the Lions kicking the first nine goals of the game and Swans going goalless until the 12-minute mark of the second quarter. Read More ...

CLAREMONT moved to within a whisker of breaking into the WAFL's top five beating East Perth by 32 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday.   East Perth and Claremont came into the contest at Leederville Oval with plenty on the line for both clubs, but it was the Tigers who were on top from the outset and were never really headed.   Claremont had opened a 33-point advantage just before half-time and while East Perth had got back within nine points by early in the third term, the Tigers pulled away from there. Read More ...

The West Australian Football Commission encourages all junior players to sing their team song after a game whether they keep score, win, lose or draw. Singing the team song together builds great team spirit and camaraderie and is an important part of the match day experience for junior players. Fun should be the focus for junior footy teams and singing the team song after every game is a great part of making footy an enjoyable experience for our juniors regardless of the result of the game. Read More ...

The Western Australia State Integrated team have been crowned Pool B Division Premiers at the 2018 AFL National Inclusion carnival in Tasmania after defeating Northern Territory by 14-points in the Grand Final on Saturday, June 23. WA played a strong brand of footy throughout the match and kept Northern Territory to just one goal right up until the final term. North Territory fought back in the last quarter, and responded with two goals but couldn’t overcome team WA. Read More ...

Check out the top Kia marks and TABtouch goals of Round 12 of the WAFL in the videos below.  South Fremantle player Matthew Parker booted the TABtouch Goal of Round 10 and East Perth player Brandon Ah Chee was named winner of the KIA Mark of the Week. Read More ...