The 2025 Budget Perth Football League Finals Series delivered a spectacular weekend of women’s football across HIF Health Insurance Oval and Burrendah Reserve. With seven premierships decided from A Grade through to C4, the matches highlighted the depth, talent and resilience that have become hallmarks of women’s community football in Perth. Crowds were treated to a mix of defensive battles, dominant displays and dramatic comebacks, with players stepping up on the biggest stage of the
Read More [+]A crowd of 960 turned out in style for the Perth Football League’s 2025 Awards Night at Crown Perth on Monday, 8 September. The evening not only honoured the Fairest & Best players across the League’s 32 grades, but also shone a spotlight on the volunteers, coaches, umpires and clubs who continue to shape and drive the game forward. Curtin Uni Wesley’s Chris Leonard capped off another outstanding season by claiming the CJ Jamieson Medal,
Read More [+]Budget Car and Truck A Grade Women Preliminary Final Baldivis fought against Curtin Uni Wesley in the Women’s A Grade Preliminary Final, to decide who would challenge University in the Grand Final next weekend. Baldivis came out strong in the opening quarter, slotting through 2 goals to take control early. Curtin managed to respond with 1 goal and a behind, keeping themselves within reach. The 2nd quarter opened with Baldivis adding another quick goal, but Curtin answered
Read More [+]It might be raining on Saturday for the 2025 Budget Car and Truck Rental Women’s Grand Final Weekend, but the energy on the field will be anything but dampened. With fourteen teams representing thirteen clubs across seven epic matches, it’s going to be a fantastic day to get down and support your favourite teams. We reached out to the competing clubs to ask how their seasons have gone, what they’re excited for this weekend, and
Read More [+]Excitement is building across the 2025 Budget Car and Truck Rental PFL Finals Series, with the first grand finalists confirmed in the B–E Men’s grades and the EGT Colts. Some clubs have stormed through in straight sets, while others face the pressure of sudden-death prelims this weekend. B Men Mt Lawley have qualified for the grand final, and with it, promotion back into A Grade for 2026. After a dominant season that included just one
Read More [+]The Perth Football League is proud to welcome Containers for Change WA as an official partner – marking a major step forward in the League’s push toward a more sustainable future. As part of the partnership, Containers for Change WA will assist host clubs in streamlining their recycling infrastructure ahead of the 2025 Finals Series, with a view to helping clubs maximise community support for fundraising through 10¢ container refunds. Perth Football League CEO Andrew Dawe said the partnership was a perfect match for
Read More [+]The stage is set for the 2025 Budget Car and Truck Rental Women’s Grand Finals, with seven grades ready to battle it out for premiership glory this Saturday. After a gripping weekend of preliminary finals, the best of Perth’s women’s football will come together at HIF Health Insurance Oval and Burrendah Reserve. This is the pinnacle of women’s community football — where grassroots passion meets premiership glory, where clubs rally together, and where players have
Read More [+]B DIVISION: The life without barriers integrated grand finals had finally arrived last Saturday. First up was the B division grand final which featured Fremantle CBC and North Beach. With the stands packed and the sun shining, it was a perfect day for football. The game got off to a slow start with both team struggling to find the goals. North Beach will take the early lead before Fremantle CBC would come out in a
Read More [+]The Perth Football League acknowledges an incident between players from Curtin Uni Wesley Football Club and Fremantle C.B.C. Football Club on 16 August 2025. The League takes the issue of head injuries extremely seriously and continues to place player health, safety and welfare as its highest priority. Given the seriousness of the injury sustained, the matter was referred to the WA Football Community Tribunal in accordance with By-law A2.29.2. In line with established
Read More [+]The Life Without Barriers Grand Final weekend is upon us and it’s shaping up to be an outstanding day of football. The sun is predicted to be out in full force, as are the four teams taking to the field in back-to-back matches at Charles Riley Reserve on Saturday. This year's Integrated Competition has seen some exceptional players and teams, with each division hosting seven teams who battled it out across fourteen rounds. With finals
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