Round 13 in C2 saw Piara Waters up against Belmont District in a NAIDOC week game. Belmont debuted a specially designed NAIDOC Guernsey for the match. Piara Waters came out firing, slotting 2 quick goals in the opening minutes. Belmont hit back just as fast, matching them with 2 goals of their own and narrowly pulling ahead with a behind. They built on that lead with a 3rd and 4th goal to take early control. A free kick helped Piara Waters respond with their 3rd, before 2 more goals put them back in front. They closed the quarter with a behind,..

For the first time ever, the NAB PFL Open-Age State Team Men have claimed victory on Victorian soil, defeating the Big V Men in a gripping contest at Elsternwick Park on Saturday. In a match that delivered everything state football stands for - intensity, pride, and elite-level pressure, it was the NAB PFL State Team Men who prevailed by six points, winning 14.14 (98) to 14.8 (92) and writing a significant new chapter in PFL history. Having split the past two contests with the Big V - losing in Victoria in 2023 before bouncing back at home in 2024, this..

Match of the round: Wanneroo vs University  The two new comers to the Integrated football competition came up against each other to open round 11. Wanneroo looking for their first win in their history while University was looking for a solid result heading towards the finals.  Wanneroo made a solid start, showing some early ball movement but struggling to find a score. Despite some good wing play, their attempts on goal were either wayward or easily shut down by University’s well-organized defense. On the other hand, University capitalized on their chances and kicked the opening goal of the game.  Wanneroo’s..

As one of just a few female coaches in the Perth Football League, Jess McNaught is helping pave the way for women in leadership on and off the field. Jess is the Women’s Coach at Canning South Perth Tigers and a passionate advocate for growth and representation in community football.  Her journey into coaching stemmed from a lifelong love of the game. While she only started playing at 19, her interest in footy IQ and strategy had always been strong. Over time, she transitioned into leadership roles as a player, including captaincy at Mount Lawley, and began coaching juniors, which..