Finals action in the Perth Football League starts this weekend, as the first balls are bounced and tackles laid in the Life Without Barriers Integrated Finals Series.  Since its first season in 2009, Integrated Football has provided an inclusive space for PFL players with intellectual disabilities to play both safely and competitively.  14 clubs across both A and B Division are dreaming of bringing home a premiership in this season’s epic finale, set to be played across the next four weeks.  Here is everything you need to know ahead of the first round of elimination finals on Saturday.  The Finals..

Budget Car and Truck Rental A Grade Men  Kingsway 12.5 (77) defeated Trinity Aquinas 10.14 (74)  Trinity Aquinas’ finals aspirations are now on life support after they went down in a thriller to 5th-placed Kingsway by three points in what was a must-win game for both sides.  A Ryan Vermeersch major to bridge the margin to under a goal gave Roos supporters a nervous 90 seconds, but the home side held on.  The Boomers mounted a third-quarter comeback after trailing by 24 points at halftime, bringing the margin to just four at the final break after a dominant eight-disposal quarter..

The Perth Football League is proud to announce Camera House as the Naming Rights Partner of the inaugural Camera House PFL Image of the Year, a new competition celebrating the talented photographers who capture the passion, people and moments that define community football across Perth.  Perth Football League Marketing & Communications Lead, Georgie Manners, said the League was thrilled to welcome Camera House as the foundation partner of the exciting new initiative.  "Photography plays such an important role in telling the story of our League and the people who make it what it is," Manners said.  "Every week, I have the..

Budget Car and Truck Rental A Grade Men Baldivis 7.11 (53) defeated by Ocean Ridge 8.7 (55) Ocean Ridge claimed a crucial win in their bid to avoid relegation, slotting three unanswered goals in the final term to edge out Baldivis by two points in the A Grade match of the round. Reece Jolliffe led the Eagles’ comeback with four goals, including the match winner on the run with minutes to spare, giving his side a vital victory away from home. The Ocean Ridge forward partnered with Noah Clune in attack to combine for seven of their side’s eight majors...