Check out the best moments from Round 13 with the McDonald's WAFL Top 10 Plays of the Day and AHG RediMed Colts Young Gun videos. Read More ...

SUBIACO remained three games clear on top of the ladder seeing off the challenge of the on-fire Claremont in Round 13 WAFL action on Saturday while West Perth moved a game clear in second and Swan Districts moved up into third spot, and East Perth to fourth. All four WAFL matches in Round 13 were on Saturday afternoon starting at the Claremont Showground with Subiaco winning an eighth straight match and ending Claremont's five game winning run, with the Lions prevailing 10.15 (75) to 5.8 (38). West Perth then moved a game clear in second position by beating South Fremantle 9.17 (71) to 8.8 (56) at Joondalup's HBF Arena to retain the Garlic Munchers Cup. East Perth moved up into fourth position by beating East Fremantle at Leederville's Medibank Stadium 14.10 (94) to 11.7 (73) and Swan Districts defeated Perth 12.10 (82) to 7.9 (51) at Lathlain Park to improve to third spot on the WAFL ladder. Read More ...

The West Australian Football Commission’s WAFL State Academy continues to develop elite players for AFL and WAFL ranks with 87% of inductees becoming AFL listed players or WAFL League debutants over the past five years. A commitment to the program sees players enter an elite environment with a level of professionalism designed to develop strong on and off-field leaders at WAFL League and AFL level. 2015 WAFL State Academy midfielder Jordan Snadden provides this week's insight into the life of an Academy player. Read More ...

SUBIACO saw off the challenge of Claremont in Round 13 of the WAFL on Saturday to remain three games clear on top of the ladder with West Perth consolidating second position, Swan Districts into third and East Perth fourth after all recorded victories. The WAFL's top four teams now after Round 13 all recorded victories on Saturday afternoon as the league recognised Men's Health Round in conjunction with the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. Subiaco and Claremont both entered their clash at the Claremont Showground on significant winning streaks, but it was the Lions who proved too strong making it eight straight wins with the 10.15 (75) to 5.8 (38) victories. West Perth and South Fremantle battled over the Garlic Munchers Cup at HBF Arena and it was the Falcons who prevailed to move clear in second position with a 9.17 (71) to 8.8 (56) win. East Perth and East Fremantle were then trying to break into the top five, and the Royals beat the Sharks 14.10 (94) to 11.7 (73) at Medibank Stadium to move up into fourth spot. Swan Districts then improved to third position with a solid 12.10 (82) to 7.9 (51) win over Perth at Lathlain Park. Read More ...

Know Your Score patron Glen Jakovich joins Frizz Ferguson ahead of Men's Health Round in the WAFL this weekend. Read More ...

IT IS Men's Health Round in the WAFL with four crucial matches on Saturday afternoon including a battle between the two teams on big winning runs, a clash for the Garlic Munchers Cup and then East Perth, East Fremantle and Swan Districts all needing to win to keep in touch for the finals. Claremont hosts Subiaco in the earlier starting match on Saturday with the Tigers coming into the clash on a five-game winning run while the Lions have won seven straight setting up a tantalising match up at the Claremont Showground. West Perth and South Fremantle are then both trying to consolidate their places in the top five when they battle over the Garlic Munchers Cup at HBF Arena with East Perth taking on East Fremantle at Medibank Stadium and Perth hosting Swan Districts at Lathlain Park. Read More ...

Following on from a very successful Indigenous Round in the AFL, the Subiaco District will be celebrating District Dreaming Round, during Round 7 of the junior competition at Barry Britton Reserve in Balga this Sunday 21 June 2015. District Dreaming (formally District Dreamtime) is a celebration of Indigenous Culture, and an acknowledgement of the contributions from both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians to our great game of Australian Rules football. It is also an opportunity to continue reinforcement of positive game environments, provide a history of Aboriginal culture, and an opportunity to integrate the community through football. Read More ...

HIS coach feels as though he is the best small defender in the WAFL and it's difficult to argue as Adam Guglielmana prepares to play his 100th game for South Fremantle this Saturday against West Perth at HBF Arena. It has been a long journey to the century for Guglielmana as well with the 26-year-old making his league debut in 2008 but managing just 12 games in his first two seasons forced to serve a lengthy apprenticeship waiting in the wings of the 2009 premiership team. By 2010, he found that regular spot mostly as a midfielder and wingman before a knee injury ended his 2011 prematurely and saw him miss out on playing finals yet again – a chance he is still waiting for. Paul Hasleby had taken over as coach by 2012 and continued to use Guglielmana through the middle but also more in the forward-line to good effect, and that’s again where he started the 2014 season but a shift to defence early last year has proved to be a masterstroke. Read More ...

WESTERN Australia created history at Domain Stadium on Friday June 5, beating Victoria for the first time in an open-age State game. The game was a thriller, with the Black Swans holding on for a four-point win in a frantic finish 8.4 (52) to 7.6 (48). It came down to the dying seconds with Victoria having a chance to snatch the win through Emma Kearney, but a superb defensive effort from WA's Tayla Bresland was enough for the home side to hold on and win. Watch the video replay: Read More ...

The 2015 Landmark Country Football Championship fixtures have been released and the 51st Carnival looks like being a hotly contested one with four divisions of five evenly matched sides. With an additional League in Onshore Cup (from the state’s South West) nominating this year, the WACFL will host a round robin format including 20 teams and four divisions. Download: 2015 Landmark Fixtures   WACFL Executive member Joe Burton said he was excited about this year’s format. “The jury is still out amongst our leagues regarding round robin formats at country week – some of the up and coming leagues love it, whilst a number of the more traditional leagues prefer the traditional matches.  Read More ...

WA Today columnist and former ALP and Independent Member of Parliament Larry Graham says alarm bells are ringing for WA Football as the new Perth Stadium is scheduled to be completed for the 2018 AFL season. CLICK HERE to read Larry's article "Will Perth Stadium kill grassroots WA football?". Read More ...

IT WAS an eventful and perhaps pivotal Round 12 of the 2015 WAFL season with Subiaco moving further clear on top, Peel Thunder consolidating a spot in the top five, Claremont entering a finals position and Swan Districts scoring a crucial win to stay in contention. The round began with the one match on Saturday afternoon and that saw Subiaco beat South Fremantle 9.12 (66) to 6.8 (44) at Medibank Stadium to see the Lions move three games clear on top of the ladder. Then on Sunday, Peel Thunder beat East Perth 17.12 (114) to 13.14 (92) at Bendigo Bank Stadium, Swan Districts defeated East Fremantle 12.7 (79) to 11.8 (74) at ATOM Stadium and Claremont won a fifth straight downing Perth 20.8 (128) to 13.6 (84) at Lathlain Park. Read More ...

Check out the best moments from Round 12 with the McDonald's WAFL Top 10 Plays of the Day. Read More ...

When Cecil Andrews Senior High School teacher Jeremy Bruse was given the opportunity to assist in the formulation of a Specialist Football program he never imagined how much of a positive impact it would have on the students. Beginning back in 2008, the program offered students in Year 8 to 10 the opportunity to develop skills in playing, coaching and umpiring alongside football-themed literacy and numeracy programs. Since then it has developed into a program now catering for Year 7 to 10 students, incorporating technology and media into the student’s skill set. Read More ...

In the lead up to the Fremantle v Richmond clash at Domain Stadium on June 5, the WAFC Game Development team played host to Richmond Captain and National Woolworths AFL School Ambassador, Trent Cotchin. The Richmond Captain made the trip West earlier than his teammates to catch up with students from Corpus Christi College. The visit comprised of a long kicking competition run by Corpus Christi students, followed by an afternoon football forum lead by the East Fremantle District, Cotchin and special guests including AFL umpire Dean Margetts and two recent women’s AFL draftees Emma Swanson and Caitlyn Edwards. Read More ...