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PREVIEW | 2026 WAFLW: Round 2

PERTH enters the WAFL Women’s competition for 2026 after a Round 1 bye, with all four Round 2 matches taking place tomorrow on Good Friday. Top two sides Swan Districts and South Fremantle go head-to-head in the match of the round, while West Perth has the opportunity to go 2-0 against last year’s top two […]

2026 State Academy notes: WAFLW – Round 1

WESTERN Australia’s talented summer squad members ran out for their first games for points of the 2026 season as the WAFL Women’s commenced last weekend. There were 19 players who took to the field across the four games, with a pair of Peel bottom-agers and a number of double bottom-age debutants catching the eye. All […]

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.

TOP 5s | 2026 West Australian Girls Preseason Testing

THE FIRST of many state-based preseason testing events is in the books with the top West Australian talent taking to the courts of the Gold Netball Centre. The youth-focused WAFL Women’s event centred around those over-agers and below with plenty of outstanding results. >> SCROLL for the Top 5 in each test One of the […]

PREVIEW | 2025 WAFLW – Round 15: Sunday

AFTER a rare day off from WAFL Women’s action today, six clubs return to the field in a triple treat tomorrow. A bottom-three contest between Boorloo (Perth) and Peel Thunder opens the day, while rivals East Fremantle and Claremont go head-to-head as well as Swan Districts up against South Fremantle in a top four battle.

PREVIEW | 2025 WAFLW – Round 13: Sunday

JUST one clash takes place today to close out Round 13 of the WAFL Women’s competition with finals hopefuls East Fremantle and West Perth going head-to-head on the Sharks’ home deck. We preview the big game with season ramifications for the winner and loser.