SUBIACO and Swan Districts recorded pre-season wins on Saturday, February 27 during home games at Steel Blue Oval and Medibank Stadium. Subiaco 13.15 (93) defeated West Perth 5.6 (36) Swan Districts 11.14.(80) defeated Peel Thunder (7.1.43) The pre-season consists of three rounds in total and conclude on Saturday March 12. Read More ...

New clubrooms were officially opened for Collegians Amateur Football Club at David Cruikshank Reserve on Friday, February 19 with the support of the West Australian Football Commission, AFL, City of Nedlands and Department of Sport and Recreation. The event was hosted by the City of Nedlands and the official opening conducted by Premier Colin Barnett and City of Nedlands Mayor Max Hipkins. The WAFC contributed $5000 towards a funding application for the project, and played a major role in assisting the club receive a $50,000 grant from the AFL. Read More ...

After nearly two months of gruelling and challenging trials 38 quality players have been selected for the 2016 State U18 Youth Girls squad. The squad is made up of an incredible array of top talent from across the state including players from Bunbury, Albany, Kalgoorlie, Wickham, Pinjarrra, Halls Creek, Herne Hille and Brookton. A team of 27 will be chosen from the squad to represent WA in the five-day National Read More ...

ALL nine WAFL clubs have been busy in the off-season and now this Saturday the official pre-season fixtures begin and we get the chance to see how all the teams are shaping up. Each club has been hard at work in an attempt to build a squad that is finals bound come September and there are plenty of changes right across the board. Read More ...

A highly successful 2015 has resulted in the West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) recording a cash profit of $2.12 million and achieving its budget strategy of building working capital to secure the future of Football in WA during a period of substantial change for the sport. The strong cash result was outlined at tonight’s Annual General Meeting (Thursday, February 25), along with the annual investment of more than $23 million into developing WA football. The WAFC’s strong result was achieved from a combination of the on-field success of the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Football Club, along with revenue growth generated by Perth Stadium Management from four sell-out AFL finals, major concerts and two Monster Jam events at Domain Stadium. Read More ...

More than 30 umpire coaches and mentors had the opportunity to hear from 2012 AFL Grand Final Umpire Chelsea Roffey at the Umpires Coach Advanced Workshop on Saturday February 20. Read More ...

2016 McDonald's WAFL action is nearly here and all nine teams are fired up and ready to take on their Round One rivals!  WAFooty TV takes a behind-the-scenes look at the 2016 McDonald's WAFL Promo Shoot, which took place at Domain Stadium on Sunday February 21.   Read More ...

At this time of year, with pre-season almost over and the smell of the Burley in the air, there are no words that excite coaches and fans alike than “Round One”. Read More ...

The 2016 NAB Challenge continues in WA on February 28 when Fremantle play Adelaide at Souness Park in Mt Barker.  West Coast will host Gold Coast at HBF Arena, Joondalup on March 3. Games will also be played at Domain Stadium on March 12 between Fremantle and Geelong and March 13 between West Coast and Essendon. To purchase NAB Challenge tickets CLICK HERE Read More ...

WA State and AFL Women’s player Renee Forth has been appointed the 2016 WA State Female Football Ambassador. Read More ...

South Fremantle forward Sabrina Frederick-Traub has taken one massive leap for WA female footy after she was appointed one of two female AFL Multicultural Ambassadors.  Read More ...

PERTH is leaving no stone unturned in trying to have its finals drought end at 18 seasons with the Demons putting together a supremely impressive summer that looks set to see them possess the best WAFL midfield in 2016. Perth has not played in a finals series since 1997 and has endured a particularly difficult past two seasons. Despite taking some strides forward in 2015 in Earl Spalding's first season as coach, the Demons won just two games. That came on the back of losing their last 14 matches of 2014 so Perth comes into 2016 having lost 32 of its past 34 games. Read More ...

More than 350 coaches and administrators from across the country made their way to Domain Stadium to mingle with some of the nation’s best coaches and topic experts at the 2016 AFL National Coaching Conference over the weekend. Read More ...

Premier Colin Barnett today announced that Stadium Australia Operations, the operator of ANZ Stadium in Sydney, had been chosen as the preferred operator for the new Perth Stadium. Read More ...

SWAN Districts might not have any quick fixes for providing both young and experienced talent into the AFL, but coach Greg Harding has made a tremendous success of banking on youth and that will again be the approach in 2016. Ever since Swans won the 2010 WAFL premiership in stunning style, Harding has taken over as coach of the black-and-whites from Brian Dawson and after his success with the colts program at the club, he has had a terrific job by banking on youth with recruiting being kept to a minimum. One of those senior players who was a premiership star and has only continued to get better every year since under Harding is Ryan Davis, and the 2015 Simpson Medallist was rewarded for his outstanding performance by being drafted to the Gold Coast Suns. Read More ...