A Grade Men’s Round 18, the last round before the finals begin, saw Curtin Uni Wesley up against Trinity Aquinas. Curtin Uni opened the match with an early behind, but Trinity quickly struck back with the 1st goal of the game. Curtin responded, slotting 2 goals in the space of 2 minutes to grab the lead. Trinity kept the match level with a goal of their own before Curtin Uni added 3 consecutive behinds. As
Read More [+]An overcast afternoon greeted North Beach and university in the life without barriers B division preliminary final. With a grand final on the line for the winner, it was a do or die for both teams. The nerves got to both teams as neither side could get any flow for the first part of the opening quarter until Reece McIntyre would score the opening goal for the Tigers. University would have a quick response but
Read More [+]A Grade Women’s Elimination Final The A Grade Women’s held the first round of the finals this past weekend, with Melville going up against Wembley. Wembley got the match underway with the opening behind before following up with the 1st goal of the match. Melville soon responded with a behind of their own and then slotted their 1st goal to even things up. Wembley closed out the quarter with another behind to edge ahead at
Read More [+]“This year, we’ll continue to keep Mum's legacy alive, donning our purple jumpers and socks alongside my brothers and mates, putting on a show for the crowd. Being a footy mum, no one loved the game more than her, so we know she’ll be watching on with a smile,” (Noah Kirkwood) In 2024, the Kwinana Football Club held their very first PanKind fundraiser. Their aim was not only to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer
Read More [+]The opening weekend of the Perth Football League Women’s Finals delivered shocks, rivalries and the end of a long-standing run of dominance, setting the tone for what promises to be a thrilling month of finals across all competitions. Budget Car and Truck Rental A Women Wembley Eliminated: For the first time in five years, Wembley’s women will not feature in the Grand Final after being knocked out by Melville in a stunning elimination. Curtin Uni
Read More [+]Men’s A Grade Round 16 in Men’s A Grade saw Whitford fight it out against North Fremantle. After a slow start to the match, North Freo opened the scoring with a behind. Whitford quickly took control, securing the 1st goal of the game and backing it up with a 2nd soon after. They then added 3 consecutive behinds before slotting their 3rd goal and following it up with a 4th behind. North Freo responded late
Read More [+]It’s that time of year again! The 2025 Budget Car and Truck Rental Perth Football League (PFL) Finals Series is fast approaching, and the competition is heating up. Thanks to Budget Car and Truck Rental, who’ve partnered with the League for this year’s Finals Series and the upcoming 2026 season, we’re able to transport essential equipment and supplies to and from the venues with ease. With their support, this finals series, we’ll see 66 incredible
Read More [+]The road to premiership glory is officially underway, with the 2025 PFL Finals Series lighting up Perth. Backed by Budget Car and Truck Rental as the Official Naming Rights Partner, the stage is set for the biggest month of the year as clubs shift into finals mode. The action kicked off over the weekend with the Life Without Barriers Integrated Competition opening its finals campaign. In 2024, Willetton claimed the A Grade Integrated flag in
Read More [+]Men’s A Grade The Men’s A Grade saw Fremantle C.B.C battle it out against Ocean Ridge, with the finals only a couple rounds away, the fight is on. Fremantle started strong, opening the quarter with a quick goal and a behind to take early momentum. Ocean Ridge responded with a behind, but Fremantle pushed further ahead with their 2nd goal. Ocean Ridge then worked their way into the game, registering 3 consecutive behinds. Fremantle continued
Read More [+]The stage is set for the 2025 Life Without Barriers Integrated Finals Series, with all 14 teams across A and B Divisions preparing to battle it out in a high-stakes opening weekend of community football. This year’s finals format is built around maximising participation while raising the stakes — with every team playing in Week One. It’s elimination football for six of the seven clubs in each division, while the top-placed team earns a well-deserved
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