Match of the round: Kelmscott vs Swan Districts Round 10 of the Perth Football League integrated competition saw Kelmscott take on Swan Districts at John Dunn Memorial Oval, with Kelmscott looking for a top 3 finish come the end of the year and Swan Districts wanting to come off the bottom of the ladder. With Kelmscott getting the first centre clearance early, they were showing signs that this was not going to be an easy game
Read More [+]The Perth Football League (PFL) has officially announced its 2025 State Men’s and Women’s representative teams, set to face off against the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) in a highly anticipated double-header on Saturday, July 12, in Melbourne. Leading the Men's State Team is Jackson Harwood, renowned for guiding Kingsway to an A Grade premiership in 2024. Harwood brings a wealth of experience and a strong foundation in community football to the role. On the
Read More [+]A Grade Men’s Fremantle C.B.C fought against North Beach in Round 11 for the A Grade Men’s, with only 8 rounds left of the season, the fight is on to make it into the finals. North Beach opened the game with a quick behind, but Fremantle matched it soon after. A 2nd behind from North Beach put them ahead briefly, before Fremantle took control with the 1st goal of the game. 2 back-to-back behinds kept
Read More [+]The battle of the big V’s was upon us as Wembley battled Wanneroo at Pat Goodridge Reserve on a sunny Saturday morning. From the start, it was clear that both sides really wanted this win as Wanneroo would get an early clearance and would find the first score of the game, but it was Wembley would would find the first goal to put them up by 5 points. From the restart, The Roos defence done
Read More [+]This year marks a big anniversary for NAIDOC (National Aborigines & Islanders Day Observance Committee) week, 50 years of celebrating and recognising the important contributions, history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This week you will see many different clubs commemorating this important event through special guernseys, ceremonies, and the NAIDOC themed ball designed by Kaide Wheelock from Quinns District. The meaning of this week goes far deeper than we often understand so
Read More [+]“To every officer and first responder: thank you for your service. You do one of the hardest jobs in society, and this day is our way of saying we stand with you. Bravo Day is not only about remembrance — it’s about ongoing support. That’s why we’re proud to donate all funds raised to WA Police Legacy, helping to look after the families who’ve lost loved ones in the line of duty,” (Logan Duncan-Smith, President
Read More [+]A Grade Men’s North Beach battled it out against Trinity Aquinas for Round 10, Trinity will be looking to climb up the ladder this round. North Beach came out firing, scoring 2 behinds in the first 3 minutes to set the tone early. They followed up with the 1st goal of the match, maintaining their early lead and adding another behind soon after. Trinity responded around the 13-minute mark with their 1st goal of the
Read More [+]The Perth Football League is proud to announce its new partnership with Healthway, aimed at promoting positive mental health and wellbeing throughout the football community for the 2025 season. As part of this partnership, the new Member Assistance Program (MAP) was launched today. This initiative provides free, confidential counselling to all registered PFL players, coaches, volunteers, and umpires. Delivered by Access Wellbeing Services, each member will have access to up to three MAP sessions per
Read More [+]Friday the 20th saw a big double header go down at the Gosnells oval, first the inaugural Electrical Group Training North vs South Colts Clash followed by a tight face off between the Perth Football League and the New Holland WA Women’s teams. The EGT Colts clash kicked off at 5:30pm marking the beginning of the very first ‘battle of the river’ between the North in red coached by Tom Medhat and the South in
Read More [+]2025 is a big year for many clubs in the Perth Football League, whether they’re celebrating anniversaries or debuting new teams. Among those marking a milestone is the Whitford Football Club, celebrating its 50th anniversary. In June 1975, five men came together to form the Whitford Amateur Football Club. The following month, they submitted a request for three teams to compete in the 1976 WAAFL season—and were accepted. Their debut game was played on April
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