With the 2025 season only days away, let's take a look at what’s in store for the Perth Football League in the B & C Grades across Men and Women. A new development is our Hudl Cameras, which are state-of-the-art AI cameras that will make filming games easier and more accessible. This will mean more games being viewed by the clubs upholding the integrity of the competition and improving coaching techniques. We’ve also increased in numbers from the 2024 season, growing from 73 clubs to 75, with a slightly bigger jump in teams from 321 to a stunning 329. Men’s..

The Life Without Barriers Perth Football League Integrated competition is back for another exciting season, with Round 1 kicking off on Saturday 26 April. Several clubs will begin their 2025 campaigns alongside ANZAC Day commemorations, highlighting the powerful connection between football and community.  The competition continues to grow, with University and Wanneroo joining the league in 2025, expanding the Integrated program to 14 teams. Division play returns in 2025, with A Division comprising of last year’s premiers Willetton alongside Coolbinia, Curtin Uni Wesley, High Wycombe, Kelmscott, Kingsway and Swan Districts.  In B Division, premiers Mandurah will be joined by Fremantle..

Colts footy continues to surge in the Perth Football League, with a record 65 teams set to take to the field in 2025 – up from 57 in 2024. It’s the second straight year of significant growth for the colts competition, a clear sign of sustainable momentum building at one of the league’s key segments. The season sees two new clubs join the competition in Hammond Park and Swan View, as the PFL continues to expand its footprint and create more pathways for young footballers across the metro area. The EGT Colts grades return in 2025 thanks to the continued..

The Perth Football League A Grade Women’s competition is set for another thrilling season, with reigning premiers Wembley chasing a third consecutive flag. But with last year’s runner-up Melville eager for redemption, perennial contenders Curtin Uni Wesley and University in the mix, and new teams looking to make their mark, this season promises to be as competitive as ever. North Beach and North Fremantle will be aiming to convert regular finals appearances into ultimate success, while B Grade promotions Bullcreek Leeming and Baldivis are hungry to prove themselves at the highest level. Meanwhile, Warnbro, the 2022 premiers, are looking to..