Check out the best moments from Round 19 with the AHG RediMed Colts Young Gun video. Read More ...

The Count Me In Round created by the WAFL and Disability Services Commission will be celebrated at all League games this weekend.  Anyone with a disability gets free entry along with their family and friends who have Companion Cards. The vision is that we live in a welcoming community that facilitates citizenship, friendship, mutual support and a fair go for everyone. Read More ...

SUBIACO moved four games clear on top of the WAFL ladder with a win in Round 19 of the 2015 season while East Perth consolidated fourth spot, Claremont moved into fifth and Perth ended its 11-game losing run by recording its second victory of the year. Three of the four games took place on Saturday afternoon with Subiaco taking three quarters to shake off South Fremantle, but eventually doing so with seven goals to one in the last quarter to win 16.8 (104) to 9.6 (60) at Medibank Stadium. Claremont kicked the first and last three goals at the Claremont Showground to score a crucial 13.11 (89) to 10.14 (74) win over Swan Districts while Perth defeated East Fremantle 13.10 (88) to 10.9 (69) at Lathlain Park. Then on Sunday afternoon, East Perth won on the last goal of the game to beat West Perth 10.12 (72) to 9.14 (68) in a thriller at Medibank Stadium. Read More ...

Osborne Park Amateur Football Club will be pulling on specially designed blue jumpers this weekend to help raise funds and awareness for Beyondblue. Club President Nathan Barnett said it was an important cause for the club as there were players who'd been directly affected by suicide. "This is certainly a big day for the club and provides not only awareness, support and funding for Beyondblue, but provides a very special community atmosphere for anyone who attends," he said. Read More ...

The West Australian Football Commission is hosting a number of events to celebrate AFL Multicultural Round this week in partnership with the AFL, Australia Post, Department of Sport and Recreation and the Office of Multicultural Interests. Events kicked off on Tuesday, August 4 and will continue throughout the weekend to embrace the motto 'Many Cultures, One Game'. Tuesday August 4 A group of New Australian Citizens sworn in on Saturday August 1 through the City of Subiaco met AFL Multicultural Ambassador Nic Naitanui, visited Domain Stadium and learnt how to kick a football. The Nic Naitanui Academy also had a training session at Kitchener Park, next to Domain Stadium. Read More ...

West Australian teachers were recognised for their outstanding work in Australian Football at the 2015 Woolworths AFL School Ambassador Awards night at Domain Stadium on Thursday, July 30. In front of a supportive crowd of BHP Billiton, West Coast Eagles, Fremantle Football Club, school and community football representatives, the 35 finalists were acknowledged and seven category winners were announced: West Australian Football Commission Education Manager Sharon Wilson congratulated all of the award finalists and thanked the attendees, school principals, teachers and their colleagues for supporting such an important program. Read More ...

Check out the best moments from Round 19 with the McDonald's WAFL Top 10 Plays of the Day video. Read More ...

EAST Perth has consolidated its spot in the top five after teenager Tom Lamb kicked the match-winning goal against West Perth with the Royals winning a thriller by four points at Medibank Stadium. East Perth was on top of the contest for most of the afternoon and still led by 25 points early in the last quarter, but West Perth has made a habit of delivering stunning comebacks this season and delivered another. The Falcons kicked the next three goals and that saw them hit the front when Michael Lourey booted his third of the day at the 22-minute mark, but the Royals continued to find a way to regain the lead they held for most of the game. Eventually it was 18-year-old first-year West Coast draftee Lamb who came out to mark strongly, and kick truly for his fourth of the match as East Perth beat West Perth 10.12 (72) to 9.14 (68). Read More ...

CLAREMONT finished strongly to beat Swan Districts to replace them in the WAFL top five while Subiaco moved four games clear on top of the ladder and Perth won its second game of the season continuing East Fremantle's miserable run. Three of the four Round 19 WAFL games took place on Saturday afternoon and the one that effected spots in the top five took place at the Claremont Showground and Claremont prevailed over Swan Districts 13.11 (89) to 10.14 (74) to replace the black-and-whites in fifth position. South Fremantle fought bravely for three quarters against Subiaco at Medibank Stadium to keep its finals hopes alive, but the Lions kicked seven goals to one in the last quarter to win 16.8 (104) to 9.6 (60) to move four games clear on top of the ladder with a month of the home and away season to go. The final game on Saturday was the battle of the two strugglers of 2015 and it was Perth who ended its 11-game losing run handing East Fremantle a ninth straight defeat with a 13.10 (88) to 10.9 (69) win at Lathlain Park. Read More ...

WAFL Round 19 is again spread over Saturday and Sunday afternoon with plenty riding on the contests as time begins to run out for the finals contenders to book in a place inside the top five. With five rounds of the WAFL season to go, Subiaco appears heading for the minor premiership with West Perth and Peel Thunder fighting over second position and then East Perth, Swan Districts, South Fremantle and Claremont locked in a battle over the last two finals positions. The Round 19 action sees three games on Saturday afternoon starting with Claremont taking on Swan Districts at the Claremont Showground with the winner likely to end the weekend in the five, and the loser outside. South Fremantle then faces a big task to try and break back into the top five taking on Subiaco at Medibank Stadium while Perth and East Fremantle look to end significant losing streaks when they clash at Lathlain Park. The final match of the weekend takes place on Sunday afternoon with East Perth trying to stay in the five and West Perth in second spot in the final derby of 2015 at Medibank Stadium. Read More ...

Teams, previews and tips for Round 19 of the McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season with Frizz Ferguson and WAFL Footyfacts. Read More ...

SOUTH Fremantle coach Todd Curley believes Ashton Hams' ultra-competitiveness is the reason why he continues to be a standout WAFL player ahead of his 150th game on Saturday while Haiden Schloithe is just proud to be playing alongside someone who once was his babysitter. Curley has enjoyed his chance to coach Ashton Hams this season ahead of his 150th game and wouldn’t be surprised to see him add to his individual accolades, but for now the focus for the Bulldogs is on plotting the downfall of Subiaco. Hams will add another notch to an already remarkably decorated career this Saturday at Medibank Stadium when South Fremantle enters the clash needing to beat the rampant league-leading reigning premiers Subiaco to remain in the race to play finals for the first time since 2011. Read More ...

Check out the best moments from Round 18 with the McDonald's WAFL Top 10 Plays of the Day and AHG RediMed Colts Young Gun videos. Read More ...

Western Australia’s top Woolworths AFL School Ambassadors will be recognised at a gala dinner at Domain Stadium this Thursday, July 30. Awards will be presented for the most outstanding service as an AFL School Ambassador, Primary and Secondary School Ambassador, Outstanding Female AFL Program, Multicultural AFL Program, Indigenous AFL Program and Most Outstanding First Year AFL Ambassador. West Australian Football Commission Education Manager, Sharon Wilson, said she was thrilled with the high quality of nominations and congratulated all of the category finalists. Read More ...

SUBIACO and East Perth both recorded 100-plus point thumpings across Round 18 of the 2015 WAFL season while West Perth and Peel Thunder each kicked the last five goals of their matches to win and all but lock away finals positions. The round began with three games on Saturday afternoon with two thumpings with Subiaco beating Perth 25.17 (167) to 5.4 (34) at Medibank Stadium while East Perth also scored a big win over South Fremantle 28.9 (177) to 11.5 (71) at Fremantle Oval. The tight game on Saturday saw West Perth hit back from a 21-point three quarter-time deficit to beat Claremont 13.12 (90) to 12.8 (80) at HBF Arena. And then on Sunday, Peel Thunder responded with the last five goals after trailing Swan Districts by 19 points midway through the last term to win 17.9 (111) to 15.10 (100) at Bendigo Bank Stadium. Read More ...