The opening round of the 2016 McDonald's WAFL season saw some surprising results and very exciting individual performances. Read More ...

ROUND 1 of the 2016 McDonald's WAFL season saw some exciting individual performances and surprising results with last year's preliminary finalists both losing while East Fremantle started well under its new coach and the reigning premiers began where they left off. All four Round 1 matches took place on Saturday afternoon with South Fremantle beating West Perth 14.14 (98) to 9.9 (63) at Fremantle Community Bank Oval. Claremont then proved too good for East Perth winning 16.14 (110) to 5.4 (34) at Medibank Stadium while East Fremantle defeated Swan Districts 16.15 (111) to 9.8 (62) at ATOM Stadium. Subiaco came from behind at Bendigo Bank Stadium to beat Peel Thunder 12.10 (82) to 10.14 (74). Perth had the bye. Read More ...

Western Australian football has become the big winner after McDonald’s WA announced it will sponsor the local game at every level – from grassroots through to the AFL.  In addition to continuing its WAFL naming rights sponsorship established last year, McDonald’s has confirmed it has entered into significant agreements with both the West Coast Eagles and the Fremantle Football Club for 2016 and beyond. In Read More ...

SOUTH Fremantle, Subiaco, Claremont and East Fremantle all made winning starts to their 2016 WAFL seasons recording impressive Round 1 victories on Saturday. The season began with all four matches on Saturday afternoon with the reigning premiers coming from behind to record four points while both preliminary finalists of 2015 lost with the two Fremantle clubs getting off to a positive start after both finished last year in disappointing fashion. South Fremantle beat West Perth 14.14 (98) to 9.9 (63) at Fremantle Community Bank® Oval while East Fremantle downed Swan Districts 16.15 (111) to 9.8 (62) at ATOM Stadium, Subiaco defeated Peel Thunder 12.10 (82) to 10.14 (74) at Bendigo Bank Stadium and Claremont thumped East Perth 16.14 (110) to 5.4 (34) at Medibank Stadium. Read More ...

The 2016 WAFL season is officially here and so is the new and improved Official WAFL app for both android and iPhone. Read More ...

Round One of the McDonald's WAFL season kicks off on Saturday afternoon at Fremantle Community Bank Oval where South Fremantle and West Perth battle it out for the Garlic Muncher's Cup. Read More ...

THE 2016 McDonald's WAFL season begins with all four matches this Saturday with two outstanding servants of two clubs celebrating significant milestones. The Round 1 WAFL matches all take place on Saturday afternoon with South Fremantle taking on West Perth at Fremantle Community Bank® Oval, East Perth taking on Claremont at Medibank Stadium, Peel Thunder facing Subiaco at Bendigo Bank Stadium and East Fremantle playing Swan Districts at ATOM Stadium. It will be a massive day for two of the fiercest and most loyal competitors of this century as well. East Perth co-captain Craig Wulff will become the Royals' all-time games record holder when he runs out for appearance No. 270 against the Tigers while Swan Districts premiership star Justin Simpson will earn life membership of the black-and-whites by playing his 150th match. Read More ...

THE 2016 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season begins this Saturday with four Round 1 matches all in the traditional afternoon time slot. Ahead of the season opening round, WAFL senior coaches (two assistants) fronted the media on to talk about their prospects coming into the new campaign. Round 1 will see South Fremantle play West Perth at Fremantle Oval, East Perth take on Claremont at Medibank Stadium, East Fremantle host Swan Districts at ATOM Stadium and Peel Thunder battle Subiaco at Bendigo Bank Stadium. Perth has the bye. Read More ...

We're on the doorstep of what's set to be the most exciting McDonald's WAFL Premiership season yet with Round One matches kicking off on Saturday March 19. Read More ...

More than 100 females are expected to trial for this year's Female State 15s National Carnival to be held in Queensland in late July. The carnival will see WA take on teams from Victoria, South Australia, Australian Capital Territoty, New South Wales, Queensland and for the first time Tasmania. WA claimed the National Championship title twice since its inception in 2009 and has become the first State Team Read More ...

After what has seemed like an eternity of an off-season, the 2016 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season is just a few days away with South Fremantle scheduled to take on West Perth at Fremantle Oval in the opening game of Round One. Read More ...

NEW co-captain Kyle Anderson and coach Jaymie Graham both have big shoes to fill at East Perth in 2016 but the Royals remain buoyant regarding their hopes of a first premiership since 2002 after being so close the last three years. Craig Wulff will remain East Perth co-captain in 2016 and the Royals' legend will become the club's all-time games record holder when he leads the team out on to Medibank Stadium this Saturday against Claremont to open the season. Wulff will play his 270th game with the Royals seeing him go one ahead of the club record he currently shares with Derek Chadwick. Read More ...

SUBIACO already has one premiership hat-trick this century and there are no signs of complacency at the Lions as they chase another in 2016. The Lions claimed the club's first ever premiership hat-trick with triumphs in 2006, 07 and 08 and now remarkably have a chance to do so again less than a decade following an upset win over East Perth in the 2014 grand final and dominating the competition in 2015 on the way to a 66-point win over West Perth in the decider. While Subiaco has lost three of their grand final stars from last year Matt Boland (returned to Melbourne), Shane Yarran (drafted by Fremantle) and Sam Menegola (drafted by Geelong), there is little sign of any drop off from the Lions coming into 2016. Read More ...

NEW Peel Thunder captain Gerald Ugle is excited to be appointed skipper for 2016 and enjoyed the chance at playing finals in 2015, but neither he nor anyone involved in the Mandurah-based club are satisfied with just taking part in September. Peel made the WAFL finals for the first time in the club's history since joining the league in 1997 last year. After finishing the home and away season in third position, the Thunder went on to lose the qualifying final to West Perth at HBF Arena and then the first semi-final to East Perth at Bendigo Bank Stadium. Read More ...

CLAREMONT captain Jake Murphy is hoping for better luck in his third season as captain of the Tigers as he looks to lead a young Tigers' midfield to help them to another finals campaign. When Murphy took over as Claremont captain in 2014 following the retirement of Andrew Browne, he was coming off the best season of his career where he was just about the best player in the WAFL following a 2013 season averaging 24.7 disposals and kicking 17 goals. As a dual premiership player, the then 24-year-old was a natural selection as the next captain at Claremont but things haven’t gone to plan the last two seasons with a horror injury run. Read More ...