- Country Football WA

Country Football WA is proud to announce Nufarm as the naming rights partner of Division One at the 2026 Women’s Country Championships.

The partnership will see the competition officially recognised as the Nufarm Division One, strengthening Nufarm’s commitment to supporting women’s football and regional communities across Western Australia.

The 2026 Women’s Country Championships will be held in the Perth metropolitan area on Friday 9 and Saturday 10 October, bringing together eight representative teams from across regional WA for two days of competition.

Nufarm Division One will feature the Goldfields Football League, South West Football League, Great Northern Football League and Great Southern Football League. Goldfields will step into Division One after claiming the Division Two championship in 2025.

Division One matches will be played at the newly established Cockburn ARC Oval on Friday, before all teams come together for Finals Day at Mineral Resources Park in Lathlain on Saturday.

Country Football WA Executive Manager Brent Hedley said the partnership represented a strong alignment between two organisations with deep connections to regional Western Australia.

“We are delighted to welcome Nufarm as the naming rights partner of Division One at the 2026 Women’s Country Championships,” Hedley said.

“Nufarm has a strong presence throughout regional Australia and understands the importance of supporting the people and communities at the heart of country football.

“The Women’s Country Championships provide an important opportunity for players to represent their leagues and regions while competing against some of the best country footballers from across the state.

“Nufarm’s support will help us continue to grow the Championships and deliver a high-quality experience for the players, coaches, umpires, volunteers and supporters involved.”

Nufarm is a global Crop Protection and Seeds company proudly headquartered in Australia. For over 100 years, Nufarm’s team members have lived and participated in regional communities throughout Australia, committed to helping these communities thrive.

Nufarm Regional Manager Crop Protection, Sally Porter, said the partnership provided an opportunity to celebrate women’s football and help grow stronger, more connected regional communities.

“Nufarm is incredibly proud to partner with Country Football WA and support Division One of the 2026 Women’s Country Championships,” Porter said.

“Season after season, regional communities across Western Australia come together for football, and benefit from what it truly enables – building connections, strengthening community resilience, and celebrating healthy competition.

“As our team members live and participate in these communities, we’re excited play a part in supporting these Championships which celebrate the talent, commitment and pride of women representing their regions, both on and off the field.

“We look forward to seeing the eight competing teams come together in Perth and wish every player, coach, official and volunteer involved, a fun and successful Championships.”

2026 Nufarm Division One