The CBH Group Country Colts side that will face the WAAFL Colts this Friday evening has been annouced. 40 players from Country WA attended a Talent Camp and Intrasquad game in late March before the squad for the annual clash against the WAAFL was finalized.
Read More [+]The West Coast Poly Player of the Year award’s Round 5 nomination is Josh Bootsma from the Katanning Wanderers Football Club in the Upper Great Southern Football League. Bootsma was part of Peel Thunders historic maiden WAFL premiership in 2016 before relocating to Katanning during the offseason and he hasn’t missed a beat to date this season as his team sit second on the ladder following a 4-1 start to the season.
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Read More [+]The WA State Country program gets under way this Saturday when the New Holland State Country squad faces the State 18s Academy in their first trial match at Claremont Oval. Head Coach Craig Walker will be looking to continue on from 2016's improved performance as WA chases a long oversize victory over South Australia later this year.
Read More [+]BELT UP ROUND – 20/21 May 2017 The Belt Up Round has a special significance for the 12,500 country football players that participate in country football around the state. Players will take a minute to not only remember the importance of safety on country roads, but also those who have either been injured or lost their lives on country roads.
Read More [+]The West Coast Poly Player of the Year award’s Round 4 nomination is Zane Marwick from the Railways Football Club in the Great Southern Football League. Marwick has begun the season in typically consistent form to be amongst his sides best at every start, highlighted by a best on ground performance on the back of five majors from the midfield as the Tigers recorded a comprehensive victory.
Read More [+]The West Coast Poly Player of the Year award’s Round 3 nomination is Keller/Tammin’s James Venturini. In his seventh season since leaving East Fremantle Venturini has hit the ground running and has been a major contributor in his side sitting atop of the Avon Football Association ladder after four rounds as they look to make it back to back flags this season. A seven goal haul on the weekend saw him not only named in the best but also take his season tally to 24 goals following bags of seven and eight in the first two rounds.
Read More [+]The West Coast Poly Player of the Year award’s Round 2 nomination is Imperials Football Club’s young gun Austin Styles. The 19 year old has started the season with a bang, helping his side to an undefeated 4 zip start to the season in the Lower South West Football League as the Magpies look to go one better than their grand final defeat last year.
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