The Corrigin Neu-tech Cup brought together nearly 250 young football participants to the heart of the wheatbelt for an unforgettable Auskick carnival.   Celebrating its 19th year, this event is one of the premier Auskick carnivals in the state, featuring 10 towns across regional football zones.   Participants aged five to 11 made up 18 teams from Corrigin, Hyden/Kalgarin, Quairading, Verley, Brookton, Bruce Rock, Kulin/Kondinin, Narmbeen, Lake Grace and Pingelly to play a host of round-robin matches showcasing their skills.  The carnival was a celebration of the wheatbelt’s community spirit and love of our great game.   Another highlight of the carnival, Auskick..

Country Football WA have selected a 23-man team to play SA Country in the annual State Country match.  This year's match, set to take place on Sunday in Adelaide, will serve as a curtain-raiser to the highly anticipated Adelaide vs. Hawthorn AFL game at the iconic Adelaide Oval.  WA Football Commission Country Football Manager, Kane Benson said the team is looking forward to playing on Adelaide Oval.  “We can’t wait to play on Adelaide Oval as it allows our players to experience football at the top level and play on a top tier AFL ground.”  Leading the charge for the..

The Koorda Football Club, part of the Central Wheatbelt Football League, recently celebrated their NAIDOC Game in style, courtesy of a jumper subsidy from the West Australian Football Commission (WAFC). This subsidy funded the creation of indigenous jumpers that have captivated the players and the local community.  Designed collaboratively by Nathan Patterson and Shane Cumming, the jumpers feature elements from the local culture and landscape.   The centerpiece is Mollerin Rock, located just north of Koorda, with a striking image of a jumping kangaroo—an emblem that resonates with the club, known as the Kangaroos.  Above this, a returning boomerang adorned with..

This year’s Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships was not just a celebration of country football but a celebration of a 50-year partnership between Country Football WA and Nutrien Ag Solutions.  The four-day Carnival attracted hundreds of footballers from around the state, featuring colts and league players. South West Football League turned the tables on last year’s Men’s Division 1 result with an 11-point win over Avon Football Association.  While Peel was able to hold back a resurgent SWFL to claim a three-point win in the CBH Group Colts Grand Final.  Last year’s Division 2 runners-up Great Northern Football League..

Country Clubs are being encouraged to join the Women and Girls Community Football Charter with the aim to create welcoming, safe and inclusive environments for women and girls.  Cottesloe Junior Football Club is the first WA club to join the Women and Girls Community Football Charter.  By becoming a signatory, Cottesloe JFC is working to ensure their community football environments are welcoming, safe and inclusive for women and girls which is guided by the Charter’s four principles – opportunity, visibility, access and investment.    Executive Manager Country Football, Facilities and Affiliates, Brent Hedley states,  “This Charter is a terrific initiative..

The third annual NAIDOC Ball competition, a vibrant celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, recently took place, highlighting not only cultural pride but also a significant road safety initiative.   This year's event saw Tahnesha Hayden crowned as the winner of the design competition, in partnership with the Insurance Commission of Western Australia (ICWA) to promote the Belt Up road safety campaign.    The competition offers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists the chance to design artwork on the Burley football. These specially designed footballs are then distributed to clubs across regional WA to celebrate NAIDOC round.  Tahnesha's winning..