IT in Indigenous Round in the WAFLW competition and the third last round before the finals commence with Peel Thunder, Swan Districts, Subiaco and South Fremantle still locked in a battle over the last two spots inside the top four.

The WAFLW competition is celebrating Indigenous Round this weekend with all competing teams wearing specially designed jumpers created by First Nations People artists to mark National Reconciliation Week.

There's plenty at stake in the games Read More [+]

This weekend is the WAFLW Indigenous Round plus the start of the 2022 National Reconciliation Week.

What is Reconciliation? Reconciliation to me is about strengthening relationships between my people and non-Indigenous peoples. We do this by sharing our knowledge and culture. I believe if everyone shared their knowledge and culture it would create a greater understanding and respect for one another.

The 2022 theme for National Reconciliation Week, “Be Brave, Make Change” is a strong Read More [+]

This weekend’s WAFLW action has significance on two fronts as players celebrate Indigenous Round at the start of National Reconciliation Week.  

With the support of Rio Tinto, WA Football’s Indigenous Program Partner, all WAFLW League and Rogers Cup teams will wear Indigenous jumpers throughout the round. 

West Australian Football Commission Female and Diversity Co-Ordinator Jade Narkle has made a special contribution to this weekend. 

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SABREENA Duffy made an immediate impact for Peel Thunder in her first WAFLW game since last year's Grand Final to earn a spot in the Round 14 Team of the Week as just one of the standout performers across the weekend.

We had two new faces in the Team of the Week for Round 14 with Duffy joined by Subiaco's Cheney Armstrong while her Lions teammates Tiah Toth, Hanna Dethlefsen and Jaymie Harken were all Read More [+]

THERE were plenty of standout performers once again in Round 5 of the WAFL to earn spots in the Team of the Week during wins for Subiaco, South Fremantle, Claremont, West Perth and East Fremantle.

The WAFL season resumed on Saturday on the back of the State game the previous Saturday against South Australia.

The action got underway in Kalgoorlie and Subiaco kicked the last three goals of the game to come from behind to Read More [+]

WEST Perth returned to top spot with a big Round 5 WAFL victory on Saturday while East Fremantle kept winning, South Fremantle and Claremont bounced back, and Subiaco snatched a thriller over Swan Districts in Kalgoorlie.

Following last week's WAFL State game against South Australia at Optus Stadium, the season resumed with all five Round 5 matches taking place on Saturday afternoon.

Things got underway in Kalgoorlie and it turned out to be a thriller Read More [+]

WITH just three weeks of the 2022 WAFLW home and away season remaining, Subiaco moved closer towards snatching a finals position with another big win in Round 14 while Peel Thunder beat Swan Districts, and East Fremantle and Claremont kept on winning.

Round 14 of the WAFLW season got underway on Saturday at Mandurah's Lane Group Stadium with Peel Thunder winning to consolidate third position by beating the fourth placed Swan Districts 7.12 (54) to Read More [+]

ONE of Peel Thunder or Swan Districts will further consolidate a finals position when they battle in Round 14 of the 2022 WAFLW season while South Fremantle and Subiaco face differing challenges to try and keep their hopes alive.

There are three more matches in Round 14 of the 2022 WAFLW season as the battle for finals positions heats up in the final run of the campaign.

The Round 14 action gets underway on Saturday Read More [+]

THE 2022 WAFL season resumed on Saturday with a full Round 5 of fixtures following the State Game and all five encounters have plenty of fascination about them in what has been a remarkable even season to date.

After the opening four rounds of the 2022 WAFL season, three teams have won three of four matches, five teams have split their four games while only reigning premiers Subiaco have won one of four and the Read More [+]

EAST Fremantle remained undefeated while Peel Thunder consolidated their finals position and Subiaco kept its hopes alive in Round 13 of the WAFLW competition across the weekend.

The Round 13 action got underway on Saturday afternoon at New Choice Homes Park with East Fremantle remaining undefeated and keeping West Perth winless in the 14.9 (93) to 0.2 (2) victory.

Ashlee Atkins was brilliant for the Sharks with 26 touches and three goals with Julia Teakle Read More [+]