A name synonymous with West Coast is set to return to the club this weekend when a father-son prospect turns out for their WAFL side.
Mitchell Woodcock
Peel Thunder fielded 12 Fremantle-listed players as they surrendered a late lead to go down to East Fremantle by 10 points on Saturday. Here’s how they fared.
Josh Kempton
Mark Stone has declared the footy world has not yet seen the best of Blake Schlensog despite the forward inspiring ‘a win full of character’ with four goals to come from behind against Swan Districts.
Aaron Kirby
Once a constant fixture in Fremantle’s senior side, Josh Draper has revealed he is working to add some more offensive flair to his game after being dropped back to the WAFL.
East Fremantle are sweating on scans on a potentially serious lower leg injury for star forward Cody Leggett sustained in their thrilling win over Peel Thunder on Saturday.
Claremont coach Ash Prescott has revealed Sandover medallists Bailey Rogers and Callan England led several players through a mini pre-season over the bye as they look to end a 13-year premiership drought.
East Fremantle took a step towards securing their spot in the finals by outlasting Peel Thunder - but the win may have come at a cost.
Claremont reclaimed second place and got a valuable percentage boost with an 87-point thrashing of Subiaco as the race for top three spot heats up.
Perth fans can continue their September dreaming as a battle-scared Demons came from behind to spoil Swan Districts’ valiant efforts to keep their season alive, claiming a spiteful 13-point victory.
Claremont captain Declan Mountford will make his long-awaited comeback from a shoulder injury as coach Ash Prescott swung the axe in the wake of their loss to ladder-leaders South Fremantle.
A pair of former Fremantle stars and a West Coast premiership hero are among the contenders for the two WAFL coaching vacancies heading into next year, The West Australian can reveal.
A leading Victorian sports and business executive and former VFL player has been appointed chief executive of Swan Districts Football Club.
Glen Quartermain
Subiaco coach Beau Wardman has quit as Subiaco coach, telling the players that he was finishing up immediately, ending an amazing run of success that began as a WAFL umpire. He speaks exclusively to The West.
Craig O'Donoghue
The Perth Football League men’s state team has earned an incredible slice of history, toppling the Victorian Amateur Football Association on their own turf.
West Perth midfielder Kane Bevan has opened up on the heartbreak of missing out on the mid-season draft, declaring he remains as motivated as ever to realise his AFL dream.
Samantha Rogers
Tim Kelly made a compelling case in his bid to return to the Eagles’ midfield with a strong performance in the WAFL. But it wasn’t enough to lead his side to victory over West Perth.
South Fremantle have weathered a second-half storm from Swan Districts to end their Steel Blue hoodoo and take an eighth straight league win by 13 points on Saturday.
Jake Santa Maria
East Perth have found true North, putting on a midfield clinic to roll over Boorloo and separate themselves from the finals-chasing pack at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Saturday.
The Perth Demons are all but certain to play finals for just the second time this century as they look to have finally turned the corner and put their dark days behind them.
West Australian amateurs coach Jackson Harwood wants his side to play party-poopers as they try and knock off Victoria in Melbourne for the first time ever.
Jackson Barrett
Ladder-leaders South Fremantle have rested star spearhead Trey Ruscoe as they look to keep their keep their key forward fresh in pursuit of the premiership.
The new boss of Western Australia’s football talent has presented the first part of a plan to overhaul and expand the State’s pathways program, which would include matches against WAFL clubs.
West Coast are set make the most of an opportunity to play Next Generation Academy products and father-son prospects in their WAFL side for the first time later this season.
Swan Districts legend Tony Notte is giving back to the club he trained with during the final years of his WAFL career, turning out for the country powerhouse on Saturday, a week after his final game.
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