THERE were only three WAFL Round 17 matches on Saturday but they featured a seven-goal haul, a six-goal bag, two players booting five goals and that was only the start of the standout individual performances. The three matches on Saturday afternoon saw Claremont storm back to beat Swan Districts 14.13 (97) to 14.10 (94) at the Claremont Showground, East Fremantle defeat Peel Thunder 14.14 (98) to 11.8 (74) at East Fremantle Oval and Subiaco hammered Perth 27.9 (171) to 15.8 (98) at Leederville's Medibank Stadium. Read More ...

The New Holland WA Country Football League State Team has been announced to travel to South Australia to take on the South Australian Community Football League this Saturday, July 26. The following players have been selected to represent the WACFL: Read More ...

A commitment to putting the customers first at Patersons Stadium has resulted in the Stadium, managed by West Australian Football Commission (WAFC), receiving the first International Customer Service Certification for an Australian stadium. The Customer Service Institute of Australia’s (CSIA) assessment of Patersons Stadium identified that the WAFC’s operations were at the “pinnacle of performance in Australia” in aligning an organisation’s customer service and overall business objectives. Read More ...

WEST Perth is aiming to win its second premiership in less than 12 months, to become the second WAFL team to win the Foxtel Cup and to stop Williamstown winning it for a second time in Tuesday night's grand final at Geelong's Simonds Stadium. West Perth is the reigning WAFL premiers and now has the chance to add the Foxtel Cup to its collection up against the VFL's Williamstown this Tuesday night. Entry to Geelong's Simonds Stadium is free for the 8.30pm bounce down local time while the game will be broadcast live on Fox Footy from 6.30pm WST. Read More ...

A NEW highest score for the season, biggest first quarter, biggest last quarter and a move up to second position was all part of the Round 17 WAFL action on Saturday afternoon, and that all took place at just one of the three venues where matches were played. The team to achieve all of that was Subiaco who kicked 8.5 in the first quarter, 10.1 in the final term and then 27.9 (171) to 15.8 (98) for the match against Perth at Leederville's Medibank Stadium. That saw the Lions kick the highest first and last quarter scores of the season, the highest score in a match by any team this season and in the process replace Swan Districts in second position on the WAFL ladder after 17 rounds of the 2014 season. In other results on Saturday afternoon, Claremont stormed home to beat Swan Districts 14.13 (97) to 14.10 (94) at the Claremont Showground and East Fremantle also finished strongly to defeat Peel Thunder 14.14 (98) to 11.8 (74) at East Fremantle Oval. Read More ...

GRAHAM Jetta looked about as far away from a 100-game WAFL footballer as it gets upon arrival at Swan Districts in 2009, but one big pre-season changed all of that and he has turned himself into a premiership player, state footballer and now books his name on the No. 13 locker this Saturday. Jetta originally moved up to Perth from Bunbury to help support younger brother Lewis in 2009 who at the end of that season was drafted to the Sydney Swans where he  has now gone on to play 94 matches and be a star in the 2012 AFL premiership. However, Graham readily admits that he wasn’t in the shape required to be a regular WAFL footballer in 2009 and he played just the eight games that season for four goals as a regular small forward. Read More ...

AAMI WAFL Premiership Season Round 17 Broadcast details: Read More ...

This weeks’ WA Women’s Football League match of the round is the highly anticipated Grand Final rematch between the two WAWFL powerhouses Swan Districts and Coastal Titans. Since the beginning of the year the Titans and Swans have been one and two on the ladder respectively, eyeing each other off waiting to test themselves against the best. Now, with only four weeks left until finals, they get the opportunity. Read More ...

Pirate 88fm Freo will conduct live outside broadcasts from East Fremantle Oval for their next three home games and also follow the Sharks to the Showgrounds next Saturday, July 26 for their clash with Claremont. This Saturday’s Round 17 East Fremantle v Peel Thunder game will include match commentary, special guest interviews and a half time cooking demo from Chef Nimrod Kazoom as a fund raiser for the Starlight Children’s Foundation. Read More ...

THERE is just the three matches in Round 17 of the WAFL this Saturday afternoon with each pitting a top four team against an out of finals contention opponent, but that doesn't mean the results won't be important. Swan Districts, Subiaco and East Fremantle can further entrench themselves inside the top four with wins on Saturday but Claremont has been in good recent form while Perth and Peel Thunder desperately want to avoid the wooden spoon for 2014. Saturday's matches see Claremont host Swan Districts at the Showground, Subiaco take on Perth at Leederville's Medibank Stadium and East Fremantle play Peel Thunder at East Fremantle Oval. Read More ...

THE West Australian Football Commission has been advised by ABC Television that it cannot commit to the broadcast of the 2015 West Australian Football League season. ABC Television Head TV Sport & Events, Justin Holdforth, said: “ABC TV is unable, at this stage, to commit to the broadcast of the WAFL in 2015 and beyond.” Read More ...

The West Australian Football Commission is pleased to see the new Perth Stadium project reach a major milestone today, Thursday, July 17. Football has welcomed its significant involvement to date in developing the Project Brief that has led to today’s release of the concept designs. The WAFC is very confident that the needs of the WA AFL teams and the expectations of the WA football public will be met and a new standard of football experience will be delivered. Read More ...

GRAHAM Jetta is enjoying his football with Swan Districts as much as at any other point in his career as he prepares for his 100th match this Saturday as he revels in a role as a leader for a young and exciting black-and-whites group. The 27-year-old veteran now of 99 games as well a premiership and state player has been close to ending his WAFL career a couple of times, but after originally coming up to Perth in 2009 to support younger brother Lewis, he stayed on in 2014 to help 20-year-old brother Brandon find his feet at Swan Districts. He takes his position as an experienced, successful WAFL player seriously as a role model for not only his brother, but other Indigenous players trying to find their way at the highest level possible. Read More ...

Join host Frizz Ferguson for her Round 16 wrap-up of the 2014 AAMI WAFL Premiership Season including match highlights, a summary of results, reports and tribunal findings, individual highlights and Round 17 fixtures. Read More ...

The East Perth Football Community – consisting of the East Perth District Football Development Council (EPDFDC), its affiliated junior and senior clubs and the East Perth Football Club, has partnered with One Life and the WA Football Commission to promote the importance of mental health and wellbeing and raise awareness about suicide prevention. Read More ...