On a day of celebration for Integrated Football, High Wycombe and Kelmscott have been crowned 2022 Premiers at Kingsway Reserve.  After 10 years of chasing a flag and finishing runners-up on several occasions, High Wycombe claimed its maiden Peter Grosser Cup in the Perth Football League Life Without Barriers Integrated A Division Grand Final against Willetton.  The Bulldogs produced a superb final term to overrun Read More ...

The WAFL Match Review Panel has assessed the following incidents from Round 19 of the WAFL League competition. 1. Gregory OTTAVIANO (Swan Districts) was reported for forceful front-on contact against Mitchell PEIRCE (West Perth) during the Swan Districts v West Perth game at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday 27 August.   The incident was assessed by the MRP and was dismissed.  2. Jonathan MARSH (East Fremantle) was reported with Read More ...

THE penultimate round of the 2022 WAFL season couldn’t have possibly done a better job of setting up a grandstand finish in the last round with six teams still in finals contention, and no positions inside the top five wrapped up. The Round 19 WAFL results mean that there are still three teams who could finish on top of the ladder at the end of Read More ...

THE penultimate round of the 2022 WAFL season is full of intrigue with Swan Districts and Peel Thunder continuing to fight over the last remaining finals spot while the jostling between the top four goes on, and then it's a day of celebration for Subiaco. There are five matches this weekend in Round 19 of the 2022 season with West Perth, Claremont, East Fremantle and Read More ...

Another successful season in the Perth Football League’s Life Without Barriers Integrated Competition will culminate with the A and B Division Grand Finals at Kingsway Reserve on Saturday afternoon.  The competition’s best players will be on display when reigning premiers Willetton Blues meet High Wycombe Bulldogs in the Division A decider.  In the curtain raiser, Fremantle CBC Old Boys face the Kelmscott Bulldogs in the Read More ...

ONE of the WAFL’s most successful modern players will hang up his boots this weekend, finishing his career as a five-time premiership hero and a Sandover Medallist.  Subiaco ruckman Lachlan Delahunty will line up for his second game back from a broken thumb on Saturday when the Lions host Perth in the second last round of the home and away season.  Delahunty has for weeks Read More ...

Kennedy Baptist College has claimed its first Eagles Schoolboys Cup with a convincing 30-point victory in the Grand Final at Mineral Resources Park.  KBC defeated John XXIII 7.3 (45) to 2.3 (15) after booting four goals to one in the first half.  Tom Dobson received the match ball after winning the Kennedy Baptist College Coach’s Award, while Alex Tang was recognised as John XXIII’s best Read More ...

THERE were legitimately more than 50 players who could make a genuine claim on deserving a spot in the WAFL Team of the Week for Round 18 making it one of the hottest contested sides of the 2022 season. It was a full round of fixtures once again on Saturday for Round 18 of the 2022 WAFL season and there were not only crucial wins Read More ...

STATEMENTS aplenty were made in Round 18 of the WAFL with wins for Claremont, East Fremantle, West Perth, South Fremantle and Perth, but not much was decided in the race for finals. It was a full round of WAFL fixtures once again on Saturday for the third last round of the 2022 season and with six teams still fighting for the five finals positions, there Read More ...

The WAFL Match Review Panel has assessed the following incidents from Round 18 of the WAFL League competition. 1. Mitchell BROWNE (Perth) was reported for rough conduct against Harry CREASEY (West Coast) during the Perth v West Coast game at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday 20 August. In summary, the above-mentioned has been offered a one-match sanction with an early guilty plea.    Based on the Read More ...

Champion Swan Districts defender Tony Notte will create another career highlight in Saturday’s match against East Fremantle at the WACA Ground.  The 32-year-old will run out for his 279th match for Swans, taking him past dual premiership player Stan Nowotny (278 games) and into the second position for games played at the famous club.  "I feel very honoured to be playing for the Swan Districts Read More ...

WEST Australian football on Wednesday night will celebrate the careers of 10 outstanding contributors to the game at the annual WAFL 200 Club presentation.  Seven former and current players will be joined by three umpires in the WAFL 200 Club.  This year’s player inductees are Travis Colyer, Brandon Matera, Shane Nelson, David Swallow, Justin Longmuir, Michael Broadbridge and Ashley Prescott.  Umpires Nathan Williamson, Luke Edwards Read More ...

One of WA’s oldest football clubs has overcome enormous adversity to celebrate its 125th Anniversary game this weekend.  The Midland Tigers will host a gala day at North Swan Oval on Sunday, including a feature match against Koongamia at 3pm.  Kids Football Clinics, Bouncy Castles, Face Painters, Market Stalls and Live Entertainment are all planned for the day, which begins at 10am.  Midland was the Read More ...

A group of Community Umpires has taken a major step in their quest to reach the next level, joining the WAFL Umpiring team at Ernest Johnson Oval.  Nearly 50 aspiring Junior and Senior Field, Boundary and Goal Umpires participated in WAFL Development Squad training as part of their development and to mix with elite local umpires.  The Umpires have been identified by their Community Umpiring Read More ...

The WAFL Match Review Panel has assessed the following incidents from Round 17 of the WAFL League competition. 1. Samuel STUBBS (Perth) was reported for striking during the Perth v Claremont game at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday 13 August. In summary, the above-mentioned has accepted a reprimand with an early guilty plea.    Based on the available evidence, the incident was assessed as intentional conduct, low impact and body contact. 2. Corey BYRNE (Perth) was Read More ...