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At the end of round 2, Fremantle CBC jumped from 5th to 2nd after a 14-point win over Mount Lawley, led by Jake Austin’s 5-goal haul. Despite Mount Lawley's elite handball game and consistently winning the ball at ground level, CBC’s sustained tackling pressure, aerial dominance and repeat inside 50s proved decisive as the side leads the competition in disposal efficiency and both contested and uncontested marks.

University edged reigning premiers North Beach in a 5-point thriller, holding firm after a late surge. Ryan Hudson starred with 6 goals, while Cyrus Upson and captain Troy Culloton both kicked 2 goals. University broke the game open in the third quarter, kicking 6.1 to 1.1 to establish a match-winning lead. North Beach charged late, kicking 4 goals in the fourth quarter, but University’s hard tackling helped them hold on to the lead. While North Beach controlled possession, University dominated at the source, winning clearances 50–24, as relentless forward pressure locked the ball inside 50 and forced repeat opportunities.

Kingsway delivered a commanding performance at Kingsway Reserve, overpowering Ocean Ridge by 75 points with a blend of speed, structure and relentless forward pressure. Braydn Furmark led the charge with 6 goals, supported by Blake Morris’s 4. Lachlan Vanirsen was prolific, finishing with 34 disposals and a goal, combining well with the new midfield young gun, Tyler Senge. Senge was unplayable, pushing forward with flair and composure, finishing with 25 disposals, 10 tackles and seven inside 50s. Ocean Ridge played a hard, contested brand, winning the ball in the middle and at hit outs, but Kingsway’s relentless pressure forced turnovers in important areas and denied them any sustained momentum. Kingsway are looking like the real deal once again with a new level of ability found in their new young recruits as they head into round 3 in first.

Elsewhere, Trinity Aquinas secured their first win of the season against Baldivis, with Christian Eyres kicking 3 goals, while Jack Omodei and Matthew Rodan were instrumental through the middle. Curtin Uni Wesley also secured their first win of the season with an 89-point victory over Scarborough, as Kade Stewart starred with 21 disposals and four goals.

Looking ahead, Curtin Uni Wesley hosts Kingsway in the game of the round, while Mt Lawley heads to Ocean Ridge chasing its first win after promising performances.

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The two promoted sides, Trinity Aquinas and Quinns Districts, continue to set the benchmark early, recording back-to-back wins against established opposition. Trinity delivered one of the performances of the round, holding last year’s A-grade grand finalists, Baldivis, to just one goal in the opening quarter before shutting them out for the remainder of the match. Abbey Waddell set the tone with 2 first-quarter goals, while Madeline Booth added another 2 goals of her own, as Trinity controlled territory and locked the ball in attack.

Quinns were equally impressive, with Tia Bergin producing a 5-goal haul in a commanding 52-point win over North Fremantle. Curtin Uni Wesley also remains unbeaten alongside Trinity and Quinns, moving to 2–0 following a convincing win over North Beach.

Elsewhere, newly promoted Hamersley Carine secured their first A-grade win with a hard-fought 14-point victory over Melville, led by Yazmin Arias, who added 3 goals to take her tally to 7 goals for the season.

Round 3 shapes up as a defining week, with several key matchups. Curtin Uni Wesley face Baldivis in a rematch of the 2025 Prelim, while Quinns take on reigning premiers University in their biggest test yet. Hamersley Carine will also look to build momentum when they host the in-form Trinity Aquinas.

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North Fremantle and Whitford continue to set the pace early, with both sides maintaining their positions at the top after strong wins over established B-grade opposition.

Whitford defeated a tough West Coast side by 29 points, as Ben Mountford and Baylee Payne kicked 2 goals each in what is quickly becoming a dynamic forward partnership. North Fremantle was equally impressive, surging past Collegians with a commanding 44-point victory.

Cockburn Lakes held off a late charge from Bullcreek Leeming to secure an 11-point win, while Swan Athletic also remains unbeaten after a solid performance against Kalamunda. Brentwood Booragoon’s Conor McParland headlined the individual performances of the round, booting 6 goals in a 51-point win over Melville.

Round 3 provides a few big statements early on, starting with a top-of-the-ladder clash between North Fremantle and Whitford. At the other end of the ladder, Bullcreek Leeming and Melville will battle for their first wins of the season. With every matchup evenly poised, the ladder could take a significant shake-up by the end of the round.

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Scarborough continued their impressive scoring form with a 91-point win over Collegians, as Chloe Metcalf announced herself to the competition with an impressive 5-goal performance.

Swan Athletic and Kwinana have kept their perfect record intact, beating Bullcreek Leeming by 45 points, the Knights sit closely behind on percentage after a win against Warnbro by 36 points. The league’s top goalscorers reflect Swan Athletic’s and Scarborough's attacking prowess, with seven of the top goalscorers featuring for either side, the Swans Sienna Parker leads the pack after kicking 2 goals against Bullcreek, taking her total to 6.

Rossmoyne registered their first win of the season, holding off a reinvigorated Piara Water in the second half to win by 8 points. Ocean Ridge also tallied their first win in a 13-point victory against Kelmscott.

Looking to the next round, the 2025 C1 premiers, Kelmscott, will take on the red-hot Swan Athletic while Collegians host Piara Waters as both sides search for the first win of the season.

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Fremantle CBC remains on top, backing up last week’s 100-point win with another dominant performance, defeating Mount Lawley 16.7 (103) to 5.4 (34). Tomas Ryan continued his red-hot form with 6 goals, while captain Zac Spark added 3.

Ocean Ridge produced the most dominant performance of the round, dismantling Kingsway by 116 points in a complete team display, with 11 individual goalkickers, 6 of whom finished with 2 goals. University and Trinity continued their strong starts, both winning at home to remain unbeaten, while Curtin Uni Wesley bounced back from last week’s Uni Derby loss with a 44-point win over North Beach.

For Round 3, Scarborough travels to North Beach, as both sides chase their first win after slow starts. CBC host Trinity as both sides look to keep their spotless record intact, with early form favouring CBC, Trinity took home the win when they played late last year.

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The clash between the two early frontrunners in Hamersley Carine and Kwinana over the weekend didn’t disappoint. Hamersley Carine controlled the early stages, dominating at ground level and using their aerial strength in transition to dictate the tempo. By halftime, the Hawks held a 3-goal lead that could have been more and looked firmly in control. However, Kwinana lifted after halftime, spreading the contest and taking their chances, with Josh Elphick leading the way with 4 goals. The Knights’ ability to deny Carine clean entries and force them wide, while capitalising on their own inside 50s, proved the difference as they ran out 17-point winners.

Kwinana’s win puts them at second on the ladder, with Thornlie on top following a 78-point win over Jandakot, while Wanneroo round out the top three after a 22-point victory against Mosman Park. Wembley headline the chasing pack following a strong win over Cockburn Cobras, with Josh Richards producing the individual performance of the round in C1, kicking 6 goals. Forrestdale secured their first win of the season, with captain Ashley Grove and Noah Soper combining for 7 goals in a high-scoring 87–75 victory over Quinns Districts.

Going into round 3, Kwinana is facing another major test against ladder leaders Thornlie, while Cockburn Cobras will look to convert recent competitiveness into their first win when they host Mosman Park.

Written By Oliver Mcfarland