WA Football Commission

A host of current and former Mundella WAWFL stars were honoured as the 2008-2017 WAWFL Team of the Decade was announced at our annual presentation night.

The WAWFL Team of the Decade recognises players who have achieved outstanding success in the WAWFL. The third WAWFL Team of the Decade will recognise players between the years of 2008-2017 (inclusive).The WAWFL 2008 - 2017 Team of the Decade is:

Backs: Caitlyn Edwards, Fiona Boucher, Brooke Whyte
Half backs: Lauren Stammers, Hayley Miller, Tiah Haynes
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LONG serving WA Women’s Football League volunteer Charmaine Rogers was recognised today, Thursday September 28, with the VicHealth Community Award at the Football Woman of the Year Awards in front of more than 1,000 guests at Crown Palladium, Melbourne.

The annual Awards, which are hosted by the Essendon Women’s Network as part of AFL Grand Final Week, recognise women in the industry who have made a significant contribution to the game of Australian Football.

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THREE West Australian female football leaders have been named as finalists for the 2017 Football Woman of the Year Awards.

They include WAWFL President Carolyn Hills, WAWFL life member Charmaine Rogers for the Community Award, and West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) Female Football Coordinator Allana Dickie for the overall Football Woman of the Year Award.

WAFC CEO Gavin Taylor said to have three West Australians named among nine finalists Read More [+]

Congratulations to Narelle “Scotty” Scott, who has been recognised as the Lynette Smith Volunteer of the Year for 2017.

Narelle has been involved with East Fremantle Women’s Football Club for the past ten years and has been an integral part of the clubm, female talent programs and promotion of the League. Her endless commitment to our game is recognized by all those that know her, with the most recent example being when Narelle took on Read More [+]

Written by Sandra Argese, Photos by Thomas Campbell

Swan Districts have held off a late East Fremantle fightback to take home their first reserves premiership since 2013.

The second victory of Swan Districts’ triple premiership sweep across the entire competition on Sunday afternoon, the reserves grand final showcased a low-scoring, physical contest driven by plenty of stoppages and pressure from both sides.

The Swans entered favourites, having dominated all season as the Read More [+]

Written by Sandra Argese, Photos by Thomas Campbell

Ticking the first of three boxes on this years grand final day, Swan Districts have showcased a stellar four quarter performance to over-run a brave South Fremantle outfit by 10 points in the Mundella WAWFL Rogers Cup 2017 Grand Final.

But the sweet win was no walk in the park for the eventual premiers.

If history dictated anything between the two sides, it was that this particular Read More [+]

Written by Sandra Argese, photos by Thomas Campbell

Swan Districts have stamped their authority on all three of this year’s Mundella West Australian Women’s Football League grand finals, winning all three premierships at Rogers Cup, Reserves and League levels.

The history-making clean-sweep was set in stone in the last game of the day that saw the league girls walk away 29 point winners over the Coastal Titans.  

Unlike the slim margins that’ve separated the Read More [+]

Watch the 2017 Mundella WAWFL Grand Finals below to see which teams will win premiership glory!

We'll find out if Swan Districts claim back-to-back premierships and which player will be awarded the Lou Knitter Best-on-Ground! 

2.30pm - League: Coastal Titans v Swan Districts
12.00pm - Reserves: Swan Districts v East Fremantle
10.00am - Rogers Cup: Swan Districts v South Fremantle

Written by Sandra Argese, photos by Thomas Campbell.