21 Grand Finals will be played across seven venues in the Perth Football League’s B-E Toyota Men's and EGT Colts Grades on Saturday 7 September. Whitford, Jandakot, North Beach, Curtin Uni Wesley, Trinity Aquinas and Kenwick will all field two teams on the day and be hoping to secure multiple premierships for their clubs. Forrestdale will have all three of their Senior Men's sides playing in deciders which is a reflection of the strong season the club had across their C3, C3
Read More [+]Thank you to everyone who has already provided their views and experience with gambling harm. If you haven’t already shared your views, please do so before 10 September. We need your input to address the issue of gambling-related harm in our community. The Perth Football League is calling on our community to share their experiences and views on gambling and gambling advertising. Your input will help us address the critical issue of gambling-related harm. How do
Read More [+]950 people turned up in style to the Perth Football League 2024 Awards Night at Crown Perth last night on Monday 2 September. As well as acknowledging the Fairest & Best players across the League’s 32 grades, the evening celebrated the volunteers, coaches, umpires and clubs in the Perth Football League. Kingsway's Jaxon McGowan claimed the CJ Jamieson Medal as the Fairest & Best player in the Toyota Men's A Grade, polling 20 votes. Fremantle CBC's Matt Ward finished just one vote short for a second
Read More [+]On one of the biggest days in the Perth Football League calendar, seven premiers were crowned in the Toyota Women's Grades whilst 21 Grand Finals across the Men's B-E Grades and EGT Colts have been set for this weekend. The Toyota A Grade Women’s Grand Final saw Wembley secure their fourth flag in a row and back-to-back A Grade premierships with a solid win over Melville. Demonstrating their strength and experience, Wembley showcased a high level of
Read More [+]As the Perth Football League Women's Grand Finals approach, all eyes are on the standout players who could make a difference on the big stage. Here's a look at the key players to watch in each grade as they vie for premiership glory on Saturday August 31. Toyota A Grade Women: Melville vs Wembley In a match showcasing some of the best talent in the PFL, Melville and Wembley are set to clash in the
Read More [+]Seven Grand Finals will be played across three venues in the 2024 Toyota Women’s Competition on Saturday 31 August. Toyota A Grade minor premiers Wembley are hunting a fourth consecutive premiership, winning C1 in 2021, B Grade in 2022 and A Grade in 2023 and will be looking to defend their title in the league's highest women's grade in 2024. The Melville Rams will be seeking a second premiership in a row after winning B Grade last year and will be hoping to repeat
Read More [+]Perth Football League umpires come from all walks of life, and in Oliver Hunt-Stapleton’s case even move across the Nullabor from the East Coast. Oliver moved to Perth in his early twenties for reasons other than umpiring but being so passionate for officiating the great game of Aussie Rules, the PFL beckoned. Back home in Melbourne, Oliver started his umpiring journey at the age of 13 when he volunteered as boundary umpire in the Western
Read More [+]On Saturday, August 24th, 2024, Coolbinia Oval played host to an unforgettable day of football with the Life Without Barriers Integrated Grand Finals. Both the A and B Divisions delivered spectacular matches filled with determination, skill, and sportsmanship, showcasing the very best of all abilities football. B Division: Fremantle CBC v Mandurah Mustangs The B Division final saw Mandurah Mustangs face off against Fremantle CBC in a hard-fought battle. Mandurah dominated from the start, maintaining a
Read More [+]The Perth Football League is proactively seeking to address the issue of gambling-related harm and we need your input to develop a series of information sessions that will help address this issue in our community. Why is gambling an issue? Online sports and racing gambling poses a serious risk to the physical and mental health of Australian men and women. The participation of Australians in online gambling increased from 12.6 per cent in 2010 to 30.7
Read More [+]In another wet and windy Saturday, the Perth Football League has seen premierships awarded, Grand Final stages set and the first round of Toyota A Grade Men Finals Series with incredibly close results seen across all of the PFL Grades. The Toyota A Grade and A Reserves matches only had one result with margin more than a goal. North Beach A Reserves survived another week with a scintillating second term being enough to beat Mount Lawley by
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