The vision of WA Football is ‘the game for all Western Australians’. This vision isn’t just words on a page. They mean something. The vision tells everyone that you are welcome to play, coach, participate and umpire and that WA Football will do all we can to ensure everyone enjoys the opportunity to be a part of our great game.  Most weekends in WA, there are more than 900 games of junior football played across the Perth metropolitan and regional areas. Incredible numbers that exemplify the breadth and power of our game. The responsibility for the conduct of these games..

Leading from Behind the Scenes: Jonelle Ballantyne Spotlighted for Service to Country Football In the heart of regional WA, where football brings communities together each weekend, there are dedicated individuals working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the game goes on. One of those champions is Jonelle Ballantyne, the highly respected Operations Manager of the Mortlock Football League   and the Round 2 feature in the NuFarm Women in Country Football Spotlight. Jonelle’s journey into football wasn’t planned it grew from family involvement. With her husband coaching and children playing, she found herself lending a hand in various roles around the..

First-year New Holland WA Men’s State Country coach Craig Otto has picked a new-look side for Saturday night’s clash against South Australia at Sullivan Logistics Stadium. Just four players remain from last year’s loss to SA Country at Adelaide Oval – captain Tom Gorter, vice-captain Tom Lee, Busselton forward Liam Creighton and Cunderin midfielder Kaidyn Fullgrabe. Several stars of the recently-concluded Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships were picked including Fullgrabe who won the Jock Coleman Medal for Avon as the fairest-and-best player of the Division One competition. Former Claremont and East Fremantle speedster Morgan Davies, who was a joint-winner..

Champion of the Month | Kim ‘Yogi’ Melvin (Round 3) Presented by West Coast Poly Country Football WA is proud to recognise Kim ‘Yogi’ Melvin as the West Coast Poly Champion of the Month for Round 3 — a man whose love for the game has spanned over five decades and whose impact on regional footy continues to bring communities together. Yogi’s football journey began in 1973, pulling on the boots in D Grade for Rovers in Bullaring, Western Australia. Since that first kick, he’s lived and breathed country footy for an incredible 51 years — as a player, coach, radio..

After four days of fast-paced action across the Perth and Peel regions, the 59th annual Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships wrapped up with a hard-fought Division One decider at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Sunday. The 2025 Championships saw 24 teams compete across five divisions, with South West retaining the prestigious Division One senior title with a tough grand final win over Peel Football Netball League at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Sunday. It came after Great Southern completed a remarkable redemption tale, jumping from Division Three to the top flight within two years after knocking off rivals Upper Great Southern..

South West is best at the Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships. The country footy powerhouse defended their Division One title with a 19-point victory over Peel Football Netball League – 8.3 (51) to 4.8 (32) – at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Sunday. It was their third Division One triumph in four years, getting one back on their rivals after going down in Friday’s CBH Group Colts decider and on day one of the senior carnival. The win was on the back of a dominant premiership quarter, booting three goals while keeping Peel scoreless to turn a three-point half-time lead..