Round 19 of the WAFL Colts competition made way for a number of close battles! Ladder-leaders East Fremantle took home a six-point win over the Lions, while Swan Districts fought hard in their clash against Peel Thunder, running out three-point winners. In other games East Perth and Claremont locked horns at Claremont Oval, with the Royals coming out on top by one point and in Fremantle the Bulldogs had a comfortable 35-point win over West Perth.  Click here for the match results. Read More ...

EAST Fremantle extended its lead atop the REDiMED Colts by beating Subiaco in Round 19 while Peel Thunder lost to Swan Districts with South Fremantle all but securing the Reserves minor premiership with a hard fought win against West Perth. All four reserves matches took place on Saturday with Swan Districts defeating Peel Thunder 8.13 (61) to 5.1 (31) at Steel Blue Oval and South Fremantle downed West Perth 11.7 (73) to 5.11 (41) at Fremantle Community Bank Oval. East Fremantle also defeated Subiaco 11.6 (72) to 9.8 (62) at East Fremantle Oval with East Perth also beating Claremont 8.13 (61) to 4.8 (32) at Claremont Oval. Read More ...

Thirty finalists across six categories have been announced ahead of the AFL School Ambassador Awards night to be held at Domain Stadium on August 10. AFL School Ambassadors are dedicated teachers and school staff who actively promote Australian Rules at their school. Finalists were selected from a pool of more than 100 nominations, with a winner from each category to be crowned at the annual awards night. Read More ...

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 11.0px Helvetica} span.s1 {font-kerning: none} WAFL Club members can receive one barrister-made standard McCafe coffee for free by simply showing their WAFL Club Memebership card at any McDonald's store on a Wednesday. Read on for the competition Terms and Conditions. Read More ...

SUBIACO cruised to a 16th straight WAFL victory this season opening an 80-point lead by three quarter-time and going on to beat East Fremantle by 61 points at East Fremantle Oval on Saturday.   East Fremantle had reason to think it could take it up to Subiaco after putting in a good showing in Round 10 and also being in reasonable form prior to the bye winning two of its past five games, and being strongly competitive in two of those other losses.   But Subiaco didn’t come into the contest feeling any sense of over-confidence starting strongly and opening up an 80-point lead by three quarter-time. Read More ...

SOUTH Fremantle made it six straight wins this WAFL season and six in-a-row against West Perth with a 47-point victory at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday.   South Fremantle was able to win by 47 points for the second straight time against West Perth, but it was a vastly more competitive showing all-round from the Falcons except in front of goals.   In the end, the Bulldogs kicked 20 goals from 26 scoring shots and the Falcons 11 from 24 and that was the major difference in the contest as South Fremantle went on to win 20.6 (126) to 11.13 (79). Read More ...

PLENTY was on the line at Claremont Oval with Claremont hosting East Perth and it went right down to the wire with the Tigers storming home but the Royals just withstood the charge for the crucial four-point victory.   With the winner to move within a game of fifth position with West Perth losing to South Fremantle and the loser remaining two games behind with just four rounds of the season remaining, there was plenty at stake at Claremont Oval on Saturday.   The Royals started strongly with the help of the breeze in some wet conditions with the only three goals of the opening quarter. But the Tigers responded to lead by a point at half-time. Read More ...

SWAN Districts joined Peel Thunder on 10 wins for the 2017 season with a come from behind 16-point victory at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday.   It was never going to be a high-scoring affair considering the two teams are the lowest two teams for points for in the competition aside from the bottom two out of contention teams with the wet conditions on Saturday only serving to highlight that even more.   What that meant was that a 19-point lead for Peel during the third quarter threatened to be a match-winning advantage.  Read More ...

SUBIACO and South Fremantle continued their winning streaks in Round 19 of the WAFL on Saturday with East Perth moving within a game of fifth position and Swan Districts also drawing closer to replacing Peel Thunder in third. All four Round 19 WAFL matches took place on Saturday afternoon as positions to both make the finals and inside the top five heats up as the end of the season approaches. Swan Districts not only consolidated their finals position but moved closer to claiming third spot as well coming from behind to defeat Peel Thunder 11.6 (72) to 8.8 (56). Peel remains only in third ahead of Swans now via percentage. Read More ...

CLAREMONT and East Perth both currently sit on the same records two games out of the top five clinging to finals hopes meaning that the winner on Saturday remains in the hunt and the loser falls all but out of contention. That sets the scene for a cracking contest at Claremont Oval on Saturday with both team's seasons virtually on the line. Both of them have shown enough to suggest they can be dangerous on their day if they sneak into the finals but they just haven’t been able to produce that form consistently enough. But Saturday shapes as a season-defining contest for both clubs and it will be broadcast live on Channel 7 from 3pm. Read More ...

EAST Fremantle is in its best patch of form of the season and is off the bottom of the WAFL ladder but the task ahead on Saturday is a sizeable one hosting the league-leading Subiaco on a 15-game winning run at East Fremantle Oval. Even though East Fremantle had the bye last weekend, the Sharks saw themselves move off the bottom of the ladder with Perth's percentage falling below theirs in the Demons' loss to West Perth. And having lost its opening 10 matches of the season, East Fremantle had won two of its past five matches prior to the bye last weekend so things are definitely on the improve since the horror start. Read More ...

SOUTH Fremantle has dominated West Perth over the past two WAFL seasons with the Bulldogs looking to continue that at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday while the Falcons are out to turn it around to further consolidate a finals spot. The two teams have already met twice this season with the Bulldogs winning on both occasions ahead of Saturday's contest at the port that pits the second placed South Fremantle against the fifth placed West Perth. There's plenty on the line for both teams with South Fremantle looking to win and further cement itself in second position whereas a loss will leave the door open for the chasing pack to still try and finish second over the last month of the season. Read More ...

HAVING grown up wanting to play with East Perth, getting an AFL chance because of the Royals and now returning to the club since, Nathan Blee can't envision himself playing anywhere else and couldn’t be more proud about reaching his 100-game milestone. Blee came through the ranks at East Perth in the development squads then colts and reserves before a standout 2011 season at league level once given his opportunities by then coach Tony Micale. That earned him the chance to spend two years in the AFL system at Port Adelaide where he played six games before finding himself delisted at the end of 2013. Read More ...

Western Australia has named its strongest New Holland State Country team in the past decade to take on a South Australian country side at Fremantle Community Bank Oval at 5pm on Saturday, July 29. The game will be played following the WAFL League match between South Fremantle and West Perth and streamed live below. WA Coach Craig Walker is confident that the squad has the potential to turn the tables on their South Australian counterparts and arrest a winning streak which has seen the Croweaters unbeaten in State Country matches against WA since 2011. Read More ...

SWAN Districts can take a step towards claiming third position in the WAFL on Saturday taking on reigning premiers Peel Thunder at Steel Blue Oval. Just the one game separates the two teams from third to fourth position entering Saturday's clash and given finishing third now means a double chance come finals time in the final five system, the prize is significant entering the last five rounds of the season. That makes the stakes high at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday with Peel coming into the game holding third position with a 10-6 record and percentage of 115.6.  Read More ...