THERE are just two matches in Round 4 of the WAFL with Peel Thunder and Subiaco looking to keep winning, West Coast Eagles out for consecutive wins and Claremont looking to open its 2024 account. Both Round 4 WAFL matches take place on Saturday afternoon beginning with the Eagles playing the Thunder ahead of the Western Derby at Optus Stadium. Next up is Claremont taking Read More ...

IT'S another fascinating round of WAFLW action this weekend finishing off with the undefeated Claremont against the winless Peel Thunder while Subiaco and South Fremantle also try to keep closing in on the top four. Round 8 in the WAFLW gets underway on Saturday with East Perth hosting East Fremantle at Sullivan Logistics Stadium with the Royals fresh off their first ever win last week Read More ...

Country Football WA is proud to announce an innovative  partnership agreement with Tackle Your Feelings. This new partnership marks a significant milestone in advancing free mental health education across community football clubs in Western Australia.   The Tackle Your Feelings program is tailored for community football players, coaches, committee members, umpires and club support staff, and offers free access to invaluable mental health resources. Tackle Read More ...

Competing in the Marsh AFL National Championships – U16s Girls provided the WA team with a firsthand insight into the dedication and skill required at the elite level of football.  Over eight days the WA side travelled across two states to compete in two matches where they secured a convincing victory in Melbourne against the Gold Coast Suns Academy, before suffering a defeat against South Read More ...

As a three-time premiership hero at Claremont Dale Kickett is one of the club’s favourite sons. To honour his outstanding career and contribution to the Tigers, the 55-year-old has been named the Claremont Ball Legend for 2024. “I am really honoured as I played footy at Claremont through a special era, and there were so many good players,” Kickett said. Kickett enjoyed constant success at Read More ...

HAVING got to experience his career highlight with last year's WAFL premiership at East Fremantle and now thriving on the West Australian lifestyle, it's fair to say Fraser Turner's move west was the best decision he ever made. Turner might only be 24 years of age, but has now already played state football in four states having grown up in Tasmania, then joining Richmond and Read More ...

Whether you love playing sports or aspire to be the next Josh Kennedy or Nic Naitanui in the AFL, football is a safe and inclusive sport for children and is the game for all Western Australians. New concussion guidelines have been implemented across the state, safeguarding every player. Under the new community football guidelines, a participant who suffers a concussion must remain on the sidelines Read More ...

THIRTY players have been selected as part of the initial intake for the 2024 WA 18s State Academy Program. With 12 representatives Claremont players dominate the squad, with Subiaco and Peel Thunder providing four members, Swan Districts three, two each from Perth, West Perth, and South Fremantle, while East Fremantle has one player who has been named. WAFC State Talent Manager Adam Jones has declared Read More ...

Claremont’s Will Hayes performance against South Fremantle has earned him the Round 3 EGT Bright Light nomination. The 18 year old was a standout with his ball use and punished the opposition when given the opportunity. Hayes had 22 disposals, including 11 kicks and 11 handballs, plus two tackles in his side’s 69-point defeat over the Bulldogs.  Claremont remain undefeated after three games and host Read More ...

THE top three WAFLW teams from last year all flexed their muscles with Round 7 wins while history was made with East Perth scoring its first ever win in the competition. It was an eventful weekend in the WAFLW with Claremont staying undefeated, East Fremantle handing West Perth consecutive losses, South Fremantle closing in on the top four, and then East Perth making history with Read More ...

WHAT a dramatic Round 3 of the WAFL it was with the West Coast Eagles snapping the longest ever winless streak beating the reigning premiers while four of the five matches were decided by a total of 12 points. The fact that the 16-point margin that Peel Thunder beat East Perth by says it all about what a dramatic and exciting Round 3 of the Read More ...

WA will play their final Marsh AFL National Championships – U16s Girls match on Sunday against one of the competition’s benchmark side, South Australia, in Adelaide. Both teams remain undefeated and had big wins over their opponents last weekend, WA coach Pia Faletti said the team is preparing for an intense game against last year’s Championship winners South Australia. “After watching their notable win against Read More ...

ROUND 7 of the WAFLW season takes place from Friday through Sunday topped off with South Fremantle playing host to Swan Districts with two finalists from last year looking to make a statement. Round 7 gets underway on Friday night at Joondalup's Pentanet Stadium with West Perth out to bounce back from their first loss of the season when hosting the reigning premiers East Fremantle. Read More ...

CLAREMONT captain Declan Mountford is confident the Tigers can bounce back and get their first win of 2024 as they take on South Fremantle as part of Round 3 of the WAFL on Saturday. It's been an unusual start to the season for the Tigers losing their opening two games including a shock 90-point defeat at the hands of East Fremantle last Saturday – their Read More ...

As a Premiership star with Subiaco Kyal Horsely’s playing career was highly successful, but his debut season as a senior WAFL coach is set to provide an entirely different set of challenges. The 36-year-old, who was born in Kalgoorlie and played 14 games with the Gold Coast Suns, is best remembered for his role in a golden era for the Lions in the WAFL. Horsely Read More ...