Men’s
COUNTRY Championships

Teams from across Country Football WA’s regions travel to compete, representing areas that span nearly 90% of Western Australia’s landmass. From coastal hubs to inland farming towns and remote communities, the Championships bring together footballers shaped by vastly different conditions.

Each match reflects the unique style and character of its region, making the Championships one of the most diverse and compelling football events in the state.

Notable features this year include:

• The return of the Pilbara Colts team after sitting out in 2024, marking the first time since 2010 the Colts have been split into two divisions.
• Lower South West’s return to the Championships after last fielding a side in 2018.
• Great Southern’s move into Division 2 for the first time since 2017, and
• Great Northern’s entry into Division 1 after topping Division 2 last year.
• Historic PSA venues, with Scotch College and
• Guilford Grammar hosting the first day of the CBH Group Colts — the first time Country Championships football has been played at these school grounds.
• A return to the newly-redeveloped East Fremantle Oval (Good Grocer Park), hosting games for the first time since the upgrade.