The fight against Motor Neuron Disease is gathering more and more supporters from the footballing community across the country, and Perth is no different. The recent passing of the founder of FightMND, Neale Daniher, has deeply affected many across the PFL. Daniher's resilience throughout his decade-long battle with MND has inspired many to carry on his legacy, spreading awareness and driving community fundraising in the hope of finding a cure. Kingsway, Warwick Greenwood, Baldivis and Mount Lawley are just a few of the many clubs the PFL is proud to spotlight for their efforts in the fight against MND. Across..

Budget Car and Truck Rental A Grade Men Fremantle CBC extended their grip at the top of the table with a controlled 45-point win over Ocean Ridge, 91–46, in a match that showcased exactly why they are the team to beat in 2026. CBC's clearance dominance was decisive — winning the contest 38 to 20, including a commanding 15–7 advantage at centre bounces — and they converted that midfield supremacy into 42 inside 50s to Ocean Ridge's 32. Jake Austin was at his devastating best from the opening bounce, peeling off the pack, taking massive marks and dominating at ground..

The Perth Football League is pleased to announce a new partnership with JAX Tyres & Auto, who have joined the League as an official Community Partner ahead of the 2026 season.  As part of the partnership, JAX Tyres & Auto will become the recommended tyre and mechanical supplier to Perth Football League clubs, providing access to trusted automotive services and support across the competition. An exclusive discount offer will also be made available to PFL club members, further extending the value of the partnership across the wider football community. The partnership further strengthens the PFL’s growing network of community-aligned partners,..

For Mark Hewitt, Hamersley Carine Football Club has always been more than just a football club. After moving to Perth from Victoria more than 40 years ago, Mark wandered across the road to Hamersley Carine training on his very first night in WA after spotting a “players wanted” sign. By the end of that week, he had changed clubs before even playing a game. “I trained with Hamersley and called the other club on the Friday morning and said I’d be playing at Hamersley,” Mark recalled. That decision sparked a lifelong connection with the club. Mark played for 15..