Are you female, 35 years of age + and want to get back onto the football field? If you love your footy but are looking for an option other than WAWFL,  then this is the game for you. Read More ...

The West Australian Football Commission was recognised at the Mental Health Good Outcomes Awards, presented by the Mental Health Commission on Tuesday, October 7, for the delivery of Mental Health programs in partnership with the One Life Suicide Prevention Program. Read More ...

The AFL today named a powerful 24-man squad to contest the one-off Test against Ireland in the 2014 Virgin Australia International Rules Series, to be played at Patersons Stadium in Perth on November 22. Read More ...

A commitment to customer service excellence has resulted in Patersons Stadium, managed by West Australian Football Commission (WAFC), winning a major national award from the Customer Service Council of Australia. Read More ...

RYAN Davis confirmed himself as perhaps the WAFL's best pure match-winner throughout the 2014 season and he was rewarded for his career-best consistency by winning the Swan Medal as Swan Districts' fairest and best player on Friday night. Davis also brought up his 100th WAFL game with Swan Districts during the 2014 season and not only has amassed 115 games with the black-and-whites, but is a 2010 premiership player, West Australian representative and now a Swan Medal winner. Davis has finished behind Josh Roberts, Andrew Krakouer, Tallan Ames, Shaun Hildebrandt and Tony Notte in previous Swan Medal counts, but took out the fairest and best award for 2014 with 145 votes. He won ahead of reliable and consistent defender Justin Simpson who polled 106 votes with the creative Kirk Ugle third on 65 votes, midfielder Adam Faulkner fourth on 62 and the hard-running Aaron Elari fifth on 61. Read More ...

IT WAS an O'Brien double act at East Fremantle's fairest and best count on Saturday night with Rory claiming a third Lynn Medal just ahead of his younger brother Brock. Rory O'Brien has now played 88 matches with East Fremantle since joining the Sharks in 2011 and in those four years, he has now won three Lynn Medals as the club's fairest and best player to make it five overall in his career to go with a Sandover Medal and two State appearances. The 28-year-old claimed the 2014 Lynn Medal as the leading vote winner in the fairest and best count taking out the award ahead of his younger brother Brock with last year's joint winner Andrew Stephen in third place, Bradd Dalziell fourth and former captain Mark McGough fifth. Read More ...

SUBIACO captain Kyal Horsley has capped off a perfect return to the WAFL and the Lions in 2014 by adding a second Outridge Medal as the club's fairest and best to a second premiership medal he also claimed. Horsley returned to Subiaco in 2014 after two years in the AFL with the Gold Coast Suns and not only took over as captain, but ended up leading the Lions to the premiership and now he is a dual Outridge Medal winner as the club's fairest and best winner. The 27-year-old captain missed the first three games but was simply outstanding throughout the rest of the 2014 WAFL season leading Subiaco from the front in the midfield and he finished the fairest and best count on 227 votes. That made him a clear winner ahead of fellow midfielder Jason Bristow who finished on 155 votes followed by premiership teammates Wayde Twomey (88 votes), Chris Phelan (75) and Andrew McDougall (74) rounding out the top five placings. Read More ...

STAR West Perth midfielder Shane Nelson has claimed his second Breckler Medal as the Falcons' fairest and best player taking out the award on his own in 2014 narrowly winning ahead of Jay van Berlo, Laine Rasmussen and Sandover Medallist Aaron Black. The 21-year-old on-baller had another outstanding season with West Perth and was presented with his second straight Breckler Medal at Joondalup's HBF Arena on Friday night. Despite his averaging 31.1 possessions a game throughout the year as the WAFL's leading ball winner, it was a tight fairest and best vote count for the 2014 season. Nelson finished on 114 votes to be only one ahead of co-captain van Berlo and the emerging Rasmussen who both finished on 113 votes as runner's-up. Sandover Medal winner Black finished in third-place on 108 votes. Read More ...

STEVEN Payne took his football to elite levels in 2014 for East Perth on a wing and that was rewarded on Thursday night when the 24-year-old claimed the FD Book Medal as the Royals' fairest and best winner. East Perth had a dominant 2014 home and away season losing just four matches and finishing two games clear on top of the ladder to claim the minor premiership before then beating Subiaco in the second semi-final but losing the grand final to the Lions. As a result there was a host of terrific performers throughout the season for the Royals meaning the FD Book Medal was a tightly-contested affair, but it was Payne who prevailed in the finish to claim his first fairest and best award ahead of regular top-three finisher Craig Wulff. Read More ...

Over 80 school teachers from around WA have been invited to attend an AFL School Ambassador induction Friday, October 10, at Fremantle Football Club. Delegates travelling from as far as Walpole will gather to participate in the work shop and also exchange strategies they use to engage students through Australian Football. Read More ...

Over the decades, it’s been home to some historic footballing clashes and spectacular rock concerts and this November, Patersons Stadium will play host to its first Stadium Stair Race. This unique event will see entrants not only wind their way up and down the stadium’s thousands of stairs but the course gives them a behind the scenes look at the Fremantle Dockers’ match rooms and the VIP areas. Read More ...

SUBIACO'S golden era of four premierships and six grand finals in a seven-year stretch was never going to last forever, but the Lions have quickly rebuilt successfully to win the 2014 flag and lay the blueprint for the rest of the WAFL to follow. Subiaco hadn’t won a premiership since 1988 despite some close calls throughout the 1990s and again in 2003, but what was to ensue was the club's greatest ever period in history. There was the losing grand final of 2003 to West Perth followed by the 2004 premiership and then a disappointing preliminary final exit in 2005 following another strong season. Read More ...

Over the next two weeks approximately 1200 players from 39 teams will participate in the annual WAFL 14s/15s Carnival. Read More ...

The 2014 Harmony Cup Carnival will be played next Tuesday, September 30 between multicultural teams from the Edmund Rice Centre and community football clubs. Read More ...

THE West Australian Football Commission has taken a significant step towards its target of 200,000 participants by 2018 after increasing participation by a further 10.67% this season. WAFC CEO Gary Walton said the growth of WA Football from 164,428 participants in 2013 to 178,651 in 2014 was a crucial step towards ensuring interest in the game was maximised to coincide with the completion of the new Perth Stadium. Read More ...