WAFL fans again flocked to watch four big matches in Round 11 action which saw East Perth move to the top of the ladder, Subiaco consolidate third spot, East Fremantle remain in fourth and West Perth stay right in touch for a finals berth. Building on the momentum of the WA Day weekend where over 17,000 fans attended the four WAFL matches, it was a huge Saturday with another 9943 people watching the four games highlighted by 3596 at Steel Blue Oval and another 2863 at Lathlain Park. The results saw Subiaco beat Swan Districts 22.10 (142) to 14.10 (94) at Bassendean's Steel Blue Oval, East Perth thrash Perth 22.8 (140) to 9.6 (60) at Lathlain Park, East Fremantle overrun Peel Thunder 15.10 (100) to 11.9 (75) at East Fremantle Oval and West Perth hold on against Claremont 10.14 (74) to 9.11 (65) at the Showground. Read More ...

WA’s State 18s fell just five points short of an undefeated South Australian side in Round 3 of the NAB AFL National 18s Championships at Medibank Stadium last weekend. WA's most influential player was Jarrod Pickett with three goals and 21 disposals – 10 contested – and seven inside 50s. Read More ...

The second Australian Football Coaches Association seminar will be held on Monday 23rd June with Glenn Stewart, the High Performance Manager of the West Coast Eagles presenting on the topic of 'Injuries - Bad Luck or Bad Planning?'. Glenn's presentation will look at the issues of training load, training planning and how you can avoid injuries. Glenn has been the High Performance Manager of the West Coast Eagles since 1997 and before that he was the Strength Coach from 1992. Read More ...

THE WAFL has a new ladder-leader with East Perth replacing Swan Districts on top with the Royals thumping the Demons and Swans losing to Subiaco in a remarkable contest at Steel Blue Oval with East Fremantle and West Perth also winning to continue their fight over fourth spot. All four WAFL matches took place on Saturday afternoon with Subiaco beating Swan Districts 22.10 (142) to 14.10 (94) at Bassendean's Steel Blue Oval  and East Perth scoring a thumping 22.8 (140) to 9.6 (60) victory at Lathlain Park. Those two results mean that East Perth joins Swan Districts on an 8-2 record and the boost to the Royals' percentage and the hit that Swans' took conceding the last seven goals to Subiaco means that East Perth is now on top of the WAFL ladder after 11 rounds. Read More ...

Western Australia’s State 18s play South Australia at 11am on Saturday, June 7 at Medibank Stadium. WA will be aiming to bounce back from their first loss to South Australia in Adelaide a fortnight ago and defeat last weekend by Victoria Metro at Medibank Stadium. Team Lists - WA v SA Read More ...

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THE WAFL looks to continue its momentum after an outstanding WA Day weekend on and off the field as Round 11 sees all four matches take place on Saturday afternoon with plenty riding on the result of each of them. Over 17,000 fans turned out for the four WAFL matches played over the WA Day weekend culminating with the three clashes on the holiday Monday. Now this Saturday, the league-leading Swan Districts hosts the third-placed Subiaco at Bassendean's Steel Blue Oval while Claremont takes on West Perth at the Claremont Showground. The other two Round 11 WAFL matches sees East Fremantle play Peel Thunder at East Fremantle Oval and Perth hosts East Perth at Lathlain Park. Read More ...

PEEL Thunder had been close to a win all season and never more so than in its loss to West Perth prior to its eventual win over South Fremantle, but now the Mandurah-based club has had three weeks to gear up for a strong second half of the season. Peel had been competitive in losses to East Perth, Swan Districts, East Fremantle, Claremont, Subiaco and Perth, but it was the defeat to West Perth at Arena Joondalup in Round 8 that left the Thunder at make or break point. Peel outplayed the reigning WAFL premiers all day long just about before losing on the last kick of the day from Anthony Tsalikis. The way the Thunder responded to that heartbreak was what coach Cam Shepherd was focused on and he couldn’t have been more delighted with Peel putting in its best performance in almost a year to break an 18-game winning streak with a commanding 24-point win over South Fremantle at Bendigo Bank Stadium. Read More ...

WAFL Manager Cameron Knapton's Round 10 wrap-up of the 2014 AAMI WAFL Premiership Season including match highlights, a summary of results, individual highlights, reports, tribunal results and Round 11 fixtures.   Read More ...

THE Youth Girls football competition has become a pivotal step in the pathway for female footballers following unprecedented growth to 19,326 female participants in WA last season. As the participation of Female Football significantly increases, the Youth Girl’s Competition (ages 13-18years) has closed the gap from NAB Auskick (ages 5-8 years), Junior Girls (ages 8-12 years), through to the WA Women’s Football League (aged 16 years and over). Read More ...

The West Australian Football League recorded its largest attendance for a single Round since 2011 with a total of 17,580 attending Carlton Draught Rivalry Round on the WA Day long weekend. This was a 21% increase on last year’s WA Day long weekend crowd of 14,480 and the largest since 18,138 attended WA Day long weekend games in 2011. Read More ...

THE West Coast Eagles State Amateur U23’s are set to take on the South Australian Amateur Football League this Saturday at the Kingsway Sporting Complex, Madeley. After eight weeks preparation, the West Coast Eagles State Amateur U23’s aim to keep the win on home soil after facing narrow defeat against SAAFL when they last played in WA in 2010. Having lost against the WA Country Football League last Friday at Anning Park, the West Coast Eagles State Amateur U23’s will be looking to win the focus game of the program. Unfortunately the bigger bodied WACFL side outplayed the team, defeating the West Coast Eagles State Amateur U23’s 9.5 (59) to 15.6 (96). This weekend will bring a different level of football again, with the South Australians looking to make their travel worthwhile and take bragging rights into the 2015 Australian Amateur Football Council Carnival held in Tasmania. Read More ...

ALMOST 15,000 fans attended the three WAFL fixtures on WA Day on the biggest day of the season with three terrific contests eventuating with East Fremantle, East Perth and Claremont all recording hard fought and important victories. A crowd of 6201 watched the Perth derby at Arena Joondalup with East Perth kicking the first three goals of the last quarter to set up a 10.9 (69) to 7.11 (53) victory over West Perth. Another strong turnout of 5854 then attended Fremantle Oval as East Fremantle held off South Fremantle to win 15.16 (106) to 13.13 (91). The third game on WA Day was at the Claremont Showgrounds with more than 2000 people watching as Claremont held on to beat Subiaco 13.9 (87) to 10.18 (78) in the upset of the afternoon. Read More ...

LUKE Blackwell has grown used to performing in a strong side at Claremont over the past four years and while that hasn’t been the case so far in 2014, he hopes the Tigers are on the right track to start getting competitive again. Claremont has been the dominant WAFL team of the past four years and in that period Blackwell has been a key component of the Tigers' success and become perhaps the most decorated player in the competition in the process. Having started his career with Swan Districts and then spending four years at Carlton for 23 AFL matches, Blackwell returned to the WAFL and joined Claremont in 2009. Read More ...

SWAN Districts won its eighth straight match to remain on top of the ladder coming from 37 points down to beat Perth by that same margin to open Round 10 WAFL action on Saturday at Lathlain Park. Perth dominated periods of both the first and second quarters with Mitch Morton on fire kicking five first half goals, but Swan Districts worked its way on top and kicked nine straight goals either side of three quarter-time to end up winning 18.15 (123) to 13.8 (86). The win means that Swans have now won eight straight games to remain clear on top of the WAFL ladder while Perth slips to a 3-6 record and face a big task to remain in the finals' hunt. Read More ...