A talented 26-player squad has been named to represent Western Australia in the 2025 WA Girls 16s program, with strong representation from regional areas, including standout players from the Kimberley, South West, Goldfields, and Wheatbelt. Ellie Lambkin, Talent Specialist - Female Programs at WA Football, highlighted the squad’s diversity and the broad reach of the female talent pathway. “The squad this year is a diverse mix of representatives from all over the state with six regional players, five indigenous players, and one multicultural player,” Lambkin said. “This showcases the great work that WA Football staff, WAFL clubs, and regional leagues..

    Country Football WA is excited to welcome two new Regional Football Specialists (RFS) to our team, strengthening support for community football in regional Western Australia.           Coree Thomson – RFS Midwest Coree Thomson has recently relocated from Newman to Geraldton, joining the team in January. Although new to the football industry, Coree’s passion for the game is clear, and he has already hit the ground running. He is actively involved in delivering football programs across the Midwest region, supporting local clubs, volunteers, and players to grow the game.     Courtney Godden – RFS..

In a celebration of exceptional dedication and service, Colin Cox and Joe Burton have been inducted as Life Members of Country Football WA. This prestigious recognition honours their immense contributions to the sport of football, particularly in regional Western Australia, where their tireless work has left a profound impact on the game's development and growth. Colin Cox – A Champion for Country Football Colin Cox’s commitment to country football has been nothing short of extraordinary. Serving as a director on the Western Australian Country Football League (WACFL) board from 2014 to 2023, Colin played a pivotal role in driving the..

What an unforgettable experience for the Kimberley community! Thanks to the support of the AFL and DLGSC, some of the Kimberley’s most dedicated footy volunteers, including KIF/KFAP representatives, had the incredible opportunity to witness the AFL Indigenous All Stars game at Optus Stadium, Whadjuk. For many, this event was deeply personal—a culmination of years of dedication to nurturing talent both on and off the field, as they watched friends and family members proudly take to the field in both the curtain-raiser and the main game. The AFL Indigenous All Stars game was more than just a match—it was a powerful..

Following the recent Annual General Meeting held on Friday, 28th February 2025, Country Football WA is pleased to share important updates regarding the board composition and the recognition of outstanding contributors to the sport.  The 2025 Country Football WA Board welcomes new and returning directors, bringing a wealth of expertise and passion to ensure football continues to thrive across Western Australia.  Newly Elected Directors:  Sam Alexeeff – With extensive leadership, business, and football experience, Sam serves as a director and secretary of multiple privately owned companies and has held key roles in football administration, including as President of the West..

WA Football has launched the Champion Club Program, an initiative aimed at improving community football across the state. The program has three priorities including strengthening club governance, improving volunteer management, and enhancing operational effectiveness at community level. Developed over a three-year period by WA Football’s Club Development and Volunteers team, the Champion Club Program provides a structured framework to support clubs and leagues in achieving best practice governance standards. WA Football’s Head of Club Development and Volunteers, Corey Ranger, emphasised the importance of the initiative in building long-term sustainability for clubs. “Community football relies on strong governance and effective volunteer..