WEST Perth handed Subiaco its first loss of the 2018 WAFL Colts season on Saturday while Peel Thunder, Swan Districts and East Fremantle also scored impressive Round 6 victories. Round 6 of the 2018 WAFL Colts season saw West Perth defeat Subiaco 18.7 (115) to 8.8 (56) at Leederville Oval. Peel Thunder also defeated Claremont 21.10 (136) to 9.4 (58) at Bendigo Bank Stadium with Swan Districts beating South Fremantle 12.15 (87) to 3.8 (26) at Fremantle Community Bank Oval. Read More ...

The Western Australian AFL Women's 16s squad has been announced ahead of the two AFLW 16s Exhibition matches at Subiaco Oval in June.  The first clash will be an intrateam match on Saturday June 2 and the following Monday the side will take on the WA State Schoolgirls 15s team. Fixtures Saturday June 2 | 12pm WA AFLW 16s v WA AFLW 16s Subiaco Oval Monday June 4 | 11am WA AFLW 16s v WA State Schoolgirls 15s Subiaco Oval Read More ...

The Western Australian AFL Women's 18s squad has been named ahead of the NAB AFLW under 18s National Championship Series which kicks off on May 25. The championship series will see the WA side take on Queensland in two matches at home in the opening round before travelling to the Goald Coast for three second round matches against Victoria Metro, Allies and Victoria Country respectively. Read More ...

South Fremantle’s Marlion Pickett and East Fremantle’s George Hampson have been added to the 2018 Kia WAFL State Squad for this weekend’s State Game against the South Australian National Football League in Adelaide. The game will be played at Adelaide Oval at 11.40am WA time on Saturday May 12 as a curtain-raiser to the Port Adelaide v Adelaide AFL Showdown. The game will be streamed live on the WAFL website and WAFL App and simulcast on radio in WA via Sport FM 91.3fm. Pickett and Hampson both trained with the squad at Fremantle Oval last night after South Fremantle’s Ben Saunders, Ashton Hams, and Haiden Schloithe were all forced to withdraw with injuries. Read More ...

Six incidents and a melee were reviewed by the WAFL Match Review Panel following Round 6 League games. Albert Dean, Swan Districts, accepted a one (1) match sanction with an early guilty plea for striking Brandon Donaldson, South Fremantle, during the third quarter of the League match between South Fremantle and Swan Districts on Saturday 5th May at Fremantle Community Bank Oval. Read More ...

Check out the top Kia marks and TABtouch goals of Round 6 of the WAFL in the videos below.  East Perth player Fraser McInnes was named winner of the Round 5 KIA Mark of the Week and Swan Districts player Rhys Palmer booted the TABtouch Goal of the Week. Read More ...

EAST Perth continued its imposing form since its big loss to Subiaco to open the season cruising to a 33-point win against East Fremantle on Sunday that only wasn’t by significantly more due to their inaccuracy.   East Perth has now won four straight matches and done so in supremely impressive fashion since that 118-point loss to Subiaco on Good Friday to open the 2018 WAFL season.   The Royals had beaten West Perth, Perth and Peel Thunder since then to head to East Fremantle Oval on Sunday full of confidence against an East Fremantle team who had lost to South Fremantle and Swan Districts the previous two weeks by a combined 184 points. Read More ...

FOR the first time in 2018 Subiaco was truly tested by West Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday, but the Lions responded well to kick 11 of the game's last 16 goals to claim the 22-point victory.   Subiaco had taken all before it over its opening four games before a bye in Round 5 beating East Perth, South Fremantle, Swan Districts and Claremont by an average of 89.5 points.   That meant it was a daunting challenging for West Perth heading to Leederville Oval on Saturday taking on a Subiaco team who hadn’t played since beating Claremont by 86 points 16 days previous. Read More ...

IT was two in-form teams locking horns at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday and despite South Fremantle being down on some key players and Swan Districts never throwing in the towel, the Bulldogs impressed in a 13-point victory.   South Fremantle and Swan Districts both played finals in 2017 and aside from a loss to Subiaco apiece in the opening five rounds, had largely been quite impressive to start 2018 heading into Saturday's clash at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.   The Bulldogs also had to deal with the absence of key players Haiden Schloithe, Ashton Hams, Blayne Wilson and Steven Edwards with Tom Vandeleur, Jarrod Parry and Brendan Verrier already sidelined, but their depth came through against the black-and-whites. Read More ...

PEEL Thunder and Claremont were both desperate to win on Saturday at Bendigo Bank Stadium and in the end it was Peel who controlled the second half to come away with the 20-point victory.   Both teams had won just the one game apiece in the opening five rounds of the 2018 WAFL season heightening the need to return to the winner's list when they did battle on Saturday in Mandurah.   Each side took advantage of the breeze in the opening half with Claremont taking a narrow two-point advantage into the long break.  Read More ...

ROUND 6 of the 2018 WAFL season saw top two teams Subiaco and South Fremantle overcome strong challenges from West Perth and Swan Districts while Peel Thunder got back on the winner's list and East Perth cruised to a fourth successive victory. Three of the four Round 6 matches took place on Saturday afternoon with South Fremantle beating Swan Districts 16.11 (107) to 14.10 (94), Subiaco defeating West Perth 13.10 (88) to 10.6 (66) and Peel Thunder downing Claremont 14.14 (98) to 11.12 (78). The round then concluded on Sunday afternoon with East Perth making it four straight beating East Fremantle 10.21 (81) to 6.12 (48). Read More ...

EAST Fremantle and East Perth couldn’t possibly be in more contrasting form heading into Sunday's contest at East Fremantle Oval. The Sharks and Royals do battle in the standalone WAFL contest on Sunday to close Round 6 of the 2018 season heading into the State game break. It's a big game for both teams too with East Fremantle needing to respond to two horror losses the last two weeks by a combined 184 points against South Fremantle and Swan Districts while East Perth is looking to make it four straight and keep their momentum going. Read More ...

SUBIACO is refreshed after a dominant opening four weeks of the 2018 WAFL season with West Perth the next to try to take it up to the Lions at Leederville Oval on Saturday. Subiaco couldn’t have possibly been any more dominant in the opening four rounds of the season before the bye last week winning the four matches by an average of 89.5 points to remain the only undefeated team left in the competition. The Lions have now had the week off to freshen up to get ready for West Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday. Read More ...

SOUTH Fremantle and Swan Districts played in finals last year in the WAFL, both have three wins on the board already in 2018 and it shapes as a fascinating contest on Saturday at Fremantle Community Bank Oval. The Bulldogs and Swans are both coming off some impressive victories too heading into their Round 6 contest at the port that takes on greater significance with the State game break to come next week meaning they will both be desperate to head into that in winning form. South Fremantle has now won its past three matches against West Perth by eight points, East Fremantle by 94 and Claremont by 27 since a first up loss to Subiaco by 58 points. Read More ...

NEITHER Peel Thunder nor Claremont have had the starts to the 2018 WAFL season they were hoping for heightening the stakes as they meet at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday. Peel and Claremont have both won just once in their four games each so far in 2018 and slipping to 1-4 entering the State game break will make it a long road back for the loser. Considering by the end of the round, there is the potential that all teams inside the top five could already have four wins on the board, falling three games behind already after six rounds with the shorter season in 2018 would make it difficult to recover and play finals. Read More ...