WESTERN Australia will host Victoria in a women’s football showcase at Domain Stadium at 3pm on Friday afternoon as the curtain raiser to the Fremantle v Richmond AFL game.
The fixture will follow the success of the AFL Women’s Exhibition Game at the MCG on May 24 and feature 30 star players from both of the teams that represented Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs.
The WAWFL is currently looking for nominations to fill two vacant positions on the WAWFL Board.
The WAWFL are currently seeking expressions of interest for
1) Secretariat support position (to the President)
2) General Board Member
Both positions will be occupied until the 2015 AGM held in November. At the AGM the positions will become vacant and members will be eligible for re-election.
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An exhibition to celebrate 100 years of women’s football is now showing at the State Library of Western Australia.
Bounce Down: Women's Australian Rules Football Centenary, is open every day until July 31, 2015 in the Ground Floor Gallery at the State Library in the Perth Cultural Centre, Northbridge.
The free exhibition explores the 100 year history of women’s Australian Rules football in Western Australia and beyond.
This Sunday the Mount Lawley and Claremont women’s football teams will start a new tradition as they take the field to play in the inaugural Mathew Nicholas memorial game.
In a fixture that is forecast to take part on an annual basis, the memorial match looks to take place the first time the Mount Lawley and Claremont teams meet each season, in memory of ex-Mount Lawley coach Mathew (Mat) Nicholas.
Mat was the Mount Lawley Reserves coach for the 2014 season and was highly committed to the women’s team, constantly pushing the players to reach their best and strive for excellence in their football.
The first of two Women’s AFL games for 2015 will be played at the MCG this Sunday May 24 starting at 12.20pm Melbourne time.
The best 50 female players will play in the third AFL match which is a highlight in the 100 Years of Female Football.
The AFL Website will live stream the Melbourne v Western Bulldogs women’s match from the MCG on Sunday May 24.
Jason Bennett will host and call both matches and is excited to be involved. He met two players involved in the game, Katie Brennan (Western Bulldogs) and Elise O'Dea (Melbourne) last week.
WESTERN Australia finished its 2015 AFL Youth Girls National Championships with a second straight win over Victoria Country on Friday at Bendigo Bank Stadium in Mandurah, Western Australia.
After losing its opening two games of the Youth Girls National Championships as defending champions, WA finished on a high beating Vic Country both on Thursday and then again on Friday to end up finishing in third position in Pool A for the week.
WESTERN Australia won its first game of the 2015 AFL Youth Girls National Championships, with the defending champions beating Victoria Metro by 24 points to conclude Day 3 at Bendigo Bank Stadium in Mandurah, Western Australia.
Both WA and Vic Country had lost their opening two matches of the Youth Girls National Championships to Vic Metro and Queensland respectively, and it was the defending champions and hosts who prevailed 6.2 (38) to 2.2 (14) to close proceedings on Thursday.
QUEENSLAND won its second straight match and handed Western Australia a second consecutive loss to conclude Day 2 of the 2015 AFL Youth Girls National Championships at Bendigo Bank Stadium in Mandurah, Western Australia.
Queensland kicked the first three goals of the game to get off to a strong start and with Melbourne Demons women's AFL player Tayla Harris dominating the game at centre half-back they went on to record the strong 6.9 (45) to 2.2 (14).
Victoria Metro pulled off a terrific comeback to defeat defending champions Western Australia by 10 points on day one of the 2015 AFL Youth Girls National Championships in Mandurah, Western Australia.
The 2015 AFL Youth Girls National Championships will kick off in Mandurah on Monday, May 4 with eight teams from around Australia competing for national honours across two divisions.
The Championships will be played in Western Australia for the first time following the WA Football Commission’s successful bid to host the event at Bendigo Bank Stadium in Mandurah.
WA will be defending its national title in Pool A after last year becoming the first female team ever to defeat Victoria at a national championship.
In a WAWFL first, all female football players playing in the WAWFL will support 'One Life Round' taking place across the weekend of the 9th & 10th May, 2015.
This initiative round is used to raise awareness for mental health and suicide prevention using football as a vehicle to reduce the stigma associated with discussions around suicide.
The App has been produced with a 'one-stop-shop' mentality in mind so that all users can locate game day information including fixtures, results, game-day tasks and paperwork in one location.
Round 1 of the 2015 season kicks off this Sunday with the grand final rematch between the Coastal Titans and Swan Districts at Dianella Open Space.
It has been six months since the Swan Districts won the premiership by 13 points, winning back-to-back Premierships and denying the Coastal Titans the flag across consecutive years.
Both Swan Districts and Coastal Titans will commence the season in ominous form after strong pre-season training campaigns from both sides.
The WA Football Commission in conjunction with the Southwest Region Football Development Council Proudly presents the 2015 Southwest Bounce Down Clinics.
Head down to Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School, Palmer Oval on Saturday the 28th of March to join in the fun and meet some of the WA’s best female footballers.
