Peel and Kimberley completed an unbeaten opening day of the Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships on Thursday to push their case for CBH Group Colts title honours. Peel Cavaliers were the dominant team of Division One, winning three from three at Scotch College to be the first team through to Friday’s decider at The Good Grocer Park in East Fremantle. The defending Division One champs started the day with a hard-fought 13-point win over fellow Country Champs powerhouse South West. They got better as the afternoon went on with Great Southern the next victim by 21 points followed by..

Menegola’s Country Champs shock There’s plenty of star power in this week’s Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships across the Perth and Peel regions. A host of ex-AFL and WAFL players headline the 59th edition of the carnival, which has three senior and two colts divisions played across four days. Former Geelong midfielder Sam Menegola is a shock name among the team lists, lining up for Ongerup Football Association in Division Two. Menegola, who played more than 100 AFL games for the Cats after being listed with Fremantle and Hawthorn, was cleared to OFA club Gnowangerup late last month and..

The Kimberley Spirit’s journey from various communities and towns across the State’s Kimberley region down to Perth is one of the more remarkable and heartwarming stories of the Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships. The Spirit, competing in Division Two of the CBH Group Colts competition, touched down in Perth on Tuesday night ahead of the two-day tournament as they prepare to face teams from the Avon/Mortlock and Pilbara leagues as well as Regional Districts – made up the best players across the Upper Great Southern, Lower South West, Ongerup, Eastern Districts, Esperance and Goldfields. It’s not just the distance that’s..

We take a look at the players to watch in the senior divisions of the Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships, which kicks off on Friday across the Perth and Peel regions. Division One is stacked with ex-AFL and WAFL talent, while there’s plenty of exciting names across Division Two and Three of country football’s biggest stage. You can catch all the action live on Streamer.com.au   DIVISION ONE Jason Carter (South West) The former Fremantle Docker was a late addition to South West side Eaton, joining after starting the season at South Fremantle. Carter has line-breaking pace, elite foot..

The WA Football Umpiring Team has returned from a South West Umpiring Roadshow confident the region can produce quality officials over the next decade. The tour took in Australind, Bunbury, Manjimup, and Busselton. The team visited schools and umpire clubs across the South West region, delivering  umpire education and practical skills sessions to promote umpiring as a rewarding and accessible pathway in football for students. AFL Boundary Umpire Jordan Russell joined as a special guest, assisting with program delivery and sharing his experience at the elite level.  Regional Football Specialist for South-West Nathan Douch declared the event a resounding success...

Koorda Football Club and the Central Wheatbelt Football League are set to make history in the WA Football Champion Club Program. The Koorda FC  and CWFL will become the first Country Football WA-affiliated club and league to achieve Foundation Level status through the Champion Club Program. WA Football launched the Champion Club Program, an initiative aimed at improving community football across the State, back in February. The program has three main priorities - strengthening club governance, improving volunteer management and enhancing operational effectiveness at community level.  The Champion Club Program is designed to assist clubs in meeting and exceeding governance..