The Perth Football League is proud to celebrate North Fremantle Football Club stalwart and PFL Hall of Champions inductee, Peter Grosser, who has been awarded an Order of Australia in the King’s Birthday Honours for his outstanding service to Australian rules football. A true all-rounder, Peter has worn many hats throughout his more than 50-year association with the North Fremantle Amateur Football Club - as a player, coach, president, vice-president, general manager, bar manager, and
Read More [+]Over the weekend, the Collegians Football Club proudly hosted its inaugural Mental Health Round, a day that proved footy is about much more than wins and losses. This wasn’t just a game. It was a powerful act of remembrance, resilience, and unity, sparked by the heartbreaking loss of a young player earlier this year. In collaboration with the Blue Tree Project, the club transformed David Cruickshank Reserve into a space for connection and conversation. From
Read More [+]In the 2025 season, the Perth Football League welcomed a new team to the Women’s C3 Grade—Kingsway. The desire and process to form the team began in 2023, and two years later, after securing a great coach and football manager, the Kingsway Football Club were able to create their very first women’s team. The football club tried first in 2023 to form their women’s team, but after a lengthy process were unable to secure the
Read More [+]A Grade Men’s In Round 7 the A Grade Men’s saw a rematch between the 2024 grand finalists. Trinity Aquinas were determined for payback, after they fell short in the Grand Final 84-55 to Kingsway. Kingsway came out firing, opening the game with two consecutive goals. Trinity Aquinas quickly responded with a goal of their own. However, the remainder of the quarter belonged entirely to Kingsway, who dominated the final ten minutes with 5 unanswered
Read More [+]“The Colts program is vital to ensuring the senior men's program has fresh talent coming through” (Oscar Morcombe, University Football Club). Growth in the Colts competition promises a future for the Men’s competition. Without a Colts team, clubs aren’t always guaranteed players for their Men’s teams; they are forced to recruit from other clubs or areas, which isn’t always 100% possible. By not getting enough recruits, the teams run the risk of dropping grades due
Read More [+]A Grade Men’s Round 6 sees Curtin Uni Wesley face off against University, both teams sit around the middle of the ladder in A Grade, fighting to climb to the top spots. Both teams started strong, with Curtin posting 2 goals and 3 behinds, while University kept pace with 2 goals and a behind. Curtin opened the second quarter with 3 behinds before University added their 2nd. Curtin then pushed ahead with their 3rd goal,
Read More [+]Game of the week: Curtin Uni v High Wycombe On a very cool Saturday morning at Wyong Reserve, Curtin Uni Wesley came into the game as server underdogs and hunting their first win of the season against High Wycombe. Curtin Uni started the game off with a strong defensive presence, preventing any sort of High Wycombe attack in the early stages as the bulldogs would dominate the mid field game for the first half of
Read More [+]Since 1996, Darrell Cowie has been a fixture at SNESA Football Club - both on and off the field. With 334 games under his belt and more than 25 years of volunteering, Darrell’s impact on the club is nothing short of extraordinary! What started as a simple suggestion - “You’d be perfect for the treasurer role, you’re an accountant!” - sparked a lifelong commitment to the club. From that moment on, Darrell threw himself into
Read More [+]Women’s A Grade Round 5 in the Women’s A Grade sees a 2024 Grand Final rematch between Wembley and Melville. The thrilling match last season saw Wembley take the victory, 22-7, which clinched them the Premiership. Entering round 5, Melville would’ve been prepped and ready for retribution against the reigning premiers. The game kicked off with Wembley scoring first, before Melville responded with the opening goal to take an early lead. Wembley managed another score,
Read More [+]Game of the week: Fremantle CBC v Wanneroo Week 3 finished off with the first annual Owen Hinchliffe Memorial match, Fremantle CBC hosting newcomers Wanneroo under lights at Morris Buzacott Reserve, both teams searching for their first win of the 2025 season. Fremantle CBC showed some early dominance as Wanneroo would struggle to find any ball movement in their attacking half. Kyron Timms holding down the back line for Fremantle CBC and would mark anything
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