The Deppro WA State 16s continue their 2017 NAB AFL National 16s Championship campaign on Monday, July 10 at Metricon Stadium on the Gold Coast following their win over South Australia in the opening game of the championship last month. The squad will play two games over the week against Victoria Country and Victoria Metro. Read More ...

Check out the top 3 contenders for the AHG Mark and reiwa.com Goal for Round 15 in the video below. Don't forget to cast your vote now using the WAFL App. The app can be downloaded from the Play Store for Android devices and the App Store for iPhones. Read More ...

Think you know your football? Test your footy knowledge and take our weekly #WAFooty quizzes! If you know all there is to know about football, you'll love these short quizzes. Read More ...

The 2017 Landmark Country Football Championships are being played in the metropolitan area between July 6 and 9, with five Colts sides to fight it out in Mandurah and seniors teams to play in Perth. Representative sides have travelled from across the State to compete at the Championships, with Division One teams including reigning champions the Peel Football and Netball League, the South West Football League, Great Northern Football League, Lower South West Football League, Avon Football Association and Upper Great Southern Football League.   2017 also sees the return of the Goldfields Football League, who are fielding a strong side in their return to the Championships for the first time since 2012. CLICK HERE for 2017 fixtures A round of regional fixtures was played earlier this month which included games in Mandurah, Merredin, Manjimup, Gnowangerup, Moora and Northam. Read More ...

The Deppro WA State 18s finished second on percentage to Victoria Metro following the conclusion of the 2017 NAB AFL National Championships in Melbourne today. WA defeated Victoria Country by 29 points at Etihad Stadium last Friday June 30 to claim three wins from four games and were in contention to claim the championship going in to today's final round with the bye, depending on the result of Victoria Metro's game against the Allies. Despite Victoria Metro losing to the Allies by three points and finishing level with WA on three wins, they claimed the national title on percentage after defeating WA by 38 points in Round 2. Read More ...

NOW is the time to recognise teachers who have run outstanding Australian Football programs in their schools as part the AFL School Ambassador of the Year awards. Two deserving winners will claim a trip for two to a 2017 AFL Finals game in Melbourne including flights and accommodation. Nominations can be sent in now for outstanding programs run from August 2016 to July 2017. Read More ...

STUDENTS from 34 schools will be better equipped on the football field after receiving a grant from the West Australian Football Commission. Jumper grants were awarded to 22 schools across Western Australia as part of the WAFC’s Resource Assistance Scheme to purchase a new set of jumpers from Burley Sekem. Six schools, including O’Connor Primary School in Kalgoorlie, also received a grant for goal post padding, while another six received a $1000 subsidy for new goal posts. Read More ...

SCHOOL competitions across the state have started to wrap up with the winners of the Eagles and Docker's Cups recently decided. In the top Year 10-12 boys division, the Barry Cable Redimed Cup, Christain Brothers College defeated Emmanuel Catholic College, 8.5 (53) to 4.2 (26). Read More ...

A squad of 26 players will represent Western Australia in the second round of the NAB AFLW 18s National Championships in Queensland from July 8 – 14. WA plays off against Victoria Metro at the Gold Coast's Bond University on Monday, July 10, to open the round before heading to Broadbeach to take on the Allies and Victoria Country. AFL U18 Youth Girls National Championship Fixtures Monday, July 10 – 1.30pm WA v Vic Metro at Bond University Wednesday, July 12 – 1.30pm WA v Allies at Broadbeach Friday, July 14 – 11.40am WA v Vic Country at Broadbeach All times are local. Read More ...

The West Australian Football League, in partnership with Rio Tinto, will celebrate the contributions that the Aboriginal community has made and continues to make to WA football when WAFL NAIDOC Round is held this Saturday, July 8. All WAFL clubs playing in the Round will wear uniforms designed to represent the heritage of the club and their Aboriginal players and for the first time two WA Women’s Football League teams will also don NAIDOC designed jumpers. Read More ...

A total of $48,500 will be donated to grassroots football clubs following Round 14 of the Toyota AFL Premiership Season thanks to Toyota’s Good for Footy Program. For each of the 97 goals kicked during the four Round 14 matches broadcast by Channel 7, Toyota is donating $500 to the AFL player’s nominated grassroots football club. This includes $6000 to West Australian football clubs. Read More ...

Round 15 of the WAFL Colts competition saw Subiaco defeat West Perth by 28 points, East Fremantle secure a one-point win over East Perth, Swan Districts take home a 70-point win over Perth and Clarmeont defeat Peel Thunder by 11 points at Bendigo Bank Stadium. Click here for the match results. Read More ...

EAST Fremantle beat East Perth in a REDiMED Colts thriller on Saturday to claim top spot from Peel Thunder while Claremont geared up for its clash with the Reserves leading South Fremantle this week with a good win over Peel in Round 15. The Round 15 reserves results in the horrible conditions saw Subiaco beat West Perth 6.14 (50) to 6.6 (42) at HBF Arena, East Fremantle defeat East Perth 11.7 (73) to 4.11 (35) at Leederville Oval, Claremont down Peel Thunder 8.17 (65) to 4.7 (31) at Bendigo Bank Stadium and Swan Districts prevail 8.6 (54) to 3.11 (29) over Perth at Lathlain Park. Those reserves results leave South Fremantle (10-3) still clear on top of the ladder despite having the Round 15 bye ahead of Claremont (9-4) and Perth (8-6). Read More ...

The Year 8 group at Aquinas College has finished Term 2 on a high, with a thrilling Grand Final football match as part of an intensive football-focused SEPEP, or Sport Education program, delivered in partnership with the West Australian Football Commission (WAFC). The SEPEP football coaching and umpiring program was created by the WAFC and Aquinas College last year with the aim to enhance student learning through sport. The program is designed to mirror the ‘real life’ football environment and includes sessions on competition management, drafting, rules and guidelines, media and match reporting. Read More ...

Due to recent success, the West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) will host its third social female football carnival for women aged 18 years and over this Sunday at City Beach Oval. More than 170 women attended last month's carnival held in Bentley which featured round-robin structured football games played on smaller sized fields, with modified rules. This weekend’s carnival will commence at 9am and run through to 12pm. There will be music, bouncy castles for the kids and much more! The carnival, developed by the WAFC, provides an entry-level competition for women who are wanting to play football in a social and less-competitive game environment. Read More ...