With the football season just around the corner, the focus will soon go on coaches as they prepare their programs for the upcoming season. The coach continues to be a critical element to the health of country football and an area the WACFL has identified as one that requires development for the growth of the game. The AFL's National Coaching Conference is just weeks away and after a successful event in Perth in 2016, this year's event will be held in Melbourne at the MCG from the 3-5 February.
Read More [+]THE West Australian Football Commission has announced that WAFC Life Memberships will be awarded to long-serving community football identities Jock Beattie and John Davies (WAAFL). Both will be formally inducted at the annual WAFC Life Members’ Association end-of-year function to be held on Monday, December 5 at Domain Stadium.
Read More [+]The WACFL has just passed by-laws regarding the payment of players in Country Football (effective immediately.) The major components to the Bylaws are:-
Read More [+]Are you an aspiring coach? Is your club on the look out for a new coach ahead of the 2017 season? You will find a number of coaching vacancies from clubs right around Country WA at http://wacfl.com.au/programs/employment/coaching-vacancies If your clubs has a vacancy it would like to advertise contact wacountry@wafc.com.au
Read More [+]Is your club needing to purchase new equipment in the lead up to next season? The Department of Sport and Recreations Club Equipment Subsidy is now open for incorporated clubs that have an ABN number. If your club has previously accessed the subsidy your may now be eligible again. Visit http://www.dsr.wa.gov.au/fundi…/clubs/club-equipment-subsidy for more information.
Read More [+]The WA Football Commission is embarking on a once in a generation review of football across the state which kicked off with a “Shaping Football’s Future” discussion last Wednesday evening which included two key not speakers in Simon Lethlean (AFL's General Manager of Game and Market Development) and Gavin Taylor (WAFC CEO).
Read More [+]With a number of football seasons now coming to an end and end of year wind ups taking place all over the state, it provides a great opportunity to recognise volunteers and the critical role they playing running local footy each week. The Kalannie Bulldogs will still be celebrating their grand final win over last weekend and local farmer and WACFL executive member Ian Stanley was recognised by the Central Wheatbelt for his services to the League with Life Membership presentation.
Read More [+]The 2016 WA State Country Program concluded last weekend when the New Holland State team went down to South Australia by 36 points at Adelaide Oval. The program commenced in February with a player’s camp, followed by games against Claremont, the WAAFL U23’s and the State18’s before concluding at the home of South Australian football. Coach Craig Walker and his group of assistants had a tough task in finalising the final 22 from a well over 60 players who had been involved with the program.
Read More [+]The New Holland WA State County side will be looking to atone for last years thrashing on home soil when they go head to headwith their South Australian Counterparts this Sunday at Adelaide Oval. A strong WA squad has been assembeled on the back of the 2016 Landmark Country Championships, with coach Craig Walker and his troops confident of defeating South Australia for the first time in four years. The match will be live streamed via
Read More [+]The New Holland State Country Team has been named ahead of this Sunday’s clash against South Australia at Adelaide Oval.
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