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2026 WAFLW Round 1 wrap: Royal comeback sees East Perth on the board

STARRING down the barrel of a tough start to the season when 24-0 down just four and a half minutes into the second term against Peel Thunder, East Perth found a way to win with a sensational last 55 minutes to boot 4.7 to just 0.5 over the next almost three quarters and win by […]

PREVIEW | 2026 WAFLW: Round 1

A GRAND final rematch headlines a massive opening round of action in the WAFL Women’s as the top female West Australian football league officially kicks off tomorrow. All four games take place on Saturday across three different venues, with the big question mark being the weather which could make for some tough conditions for players.

2026 WAFLW Team Preview: Swan Districts

SWAN Districts had a season to remember in 2025, and while the side did fall agonisingly short of a flag, it lost no followers along the way. The Swans have set themselves up for another big year with some key returns and their sights set on another deep finals run. LAST SEASON Finished: 3rd (Grand […]

Henry smashing personal bests after conditioning transformation

SWAN Districts midfielder Jaime Henry is sending a message to AFLW club recruiters that she is a whole new player and person. The former National Academy member and West Australian vice-captain knows the knocks that came with her omission from the 2023 AFLW Draft. Despite clearly being a talented footballer, Henry ran a nine-minute plus […]

Constable charges to Sandover as Petrevski wins Dhara Kerr

EX-GEELONG talent Charlie Constable has been rewarded for his outstanding WAFL season by taking out the 2025 Sandover Medal. The Perth midfielder averaged more than 30 disposals this season to secure the prestigious gong, while Subiaco star and ex-Dee and Eagle Krstel Petrevski earned the Dhara Kerr Medal. Constable won the league best and fairest […]

Tigers roar in fitting WAFLW finale

FINISHING as it had started, there was nothing easy about Claremont’s 2025 finals campaign, but the Tigers – who have built an incredible dynasty under coach Jack Schwarze – could not care less. Claremont won its third WAFL Women’s flag in four seasons, with the 2025 edition coming down to the last few seconds of […]

PREVIEW | 2025 WAFLW – Grand Final

IT ALL comes down to the last match of the season, with reigning premiers Claremont going for flag number three from four grand finals, while for Swan Districts, they venture to the big dance to try and win their first WAFLW premiership and break the streak of either Peel, East Fremantle or Claremont.

Slick Swans hold on against fast-finishing Subi

SWAN Districts have done the unthinkable and rolled Subiaco by two points in a brilliant WAFL Women’s Preliminary Final upset for the ages. While the Swans have more than enough talent to earn a grand final spot, Subiaco was on top heading into the final round of the season, but dropped three on the trot […]

PREVIEW | 2025 WAFLW – Preliminary Final

AFTER two nail-biting one-point results in the semi-finals, the WAFL Women’s Preliminary Final lineup could very well have been the other two finalists. Instead, a Subiaco defeat to Claremont meant the Lions have to go the long way to the decider, while for Swan Districts, they survived against East Fremantle to live another day.

2025 Rookie Me Central WAFLW Team of the Year

TOP TWO sides Subiaco and Claremont have combined for nine players in our 2025 Rookie Me Central WAFL Women’s Team of the Year. The two jungle cat sides had five and four representatives respectively, with fellow finalists Swan Districts (four) and East Fremantle (three) also well represented. The five non finalists rounded out the 24-strong […]

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