For Chelsee Christianus, volunteering at Baldivis Football Club has never been about titles. Officially, she serves as the club secretary, but as many around the club would tell you, Chelsee is one of those volunteers who simply does whatever needs to be done.   From helping with apparel orders and unpacking deliveries to cleaning dishes in the kitchen or managing club administration, Chelsee is part of the engine room behind one of the Perth Football League’s biggest community clubs.   With nine senior teams, 36 junior and youth teams, plus Auskick participants, Baldivis has grown into a football powerhouse in Perth’s southern corridor,..

For Mitchell Lewis, Roleystone Football Club has become far more than just a place to play football.  Currently serving as president, Mitch has spent more than 15 years volunteering across almost every role imaginable at the club, helping guide Roleystone through a period of enormous growth and change.   “Other than secretary and treasurer, I’ve probably held most roles at the club over the last 15 years,” Mitch said.   What began as helping out around the club through family involvement quickly evolved into a long-term commitment.  At one stage, Mitch, his brother and his mother were all heavily involved simultaneously, with the family helping steer the club through some..

Integrated football in Perth reached another major milestone on Saturday, with the launch of the inaugural She Can Play competition for women with disability. Kingsway Football Club and Canning Vale Senior Football Club faced off in Round 1, with the historic opening match ending in a fitting 55–55 draw — a result that felt symbolic of a game built more around connection than competition. The league has grown from a pilot program run by Sister Up and WA All Abilities in 2024 into a structured season featuring Kingsway and Canning Vale, with matches scheduled every second week through to..

Collegians AFC and the wider community will come out in full support this weekend for their Blue Tree Round, an initiative that has grown from one of the club's darkest moments into one of its most defining traditions. In early 2025, Collegians and its community were rocked by the news of a Colts player taking his own life. In the wake of the tragedy, the club banded together and knew that they had to do something to show those who might be struggling that they weren’t alone. Collegians Women's captain Gigi McLarty and committee member George Thubron established the Blue..