~~CLAREMONT WOMEN’S FOOTBALL CLUB
Are you Interested in developing female football players and contributing to the fastest growing Sport in Australia? Do you want to be part of the Western Australian Women’s Football League?
Claremont Women’s Football Club are seeking a qualified coach for the 2017 Reserves Team who will form an integral part of the senior squad by working closely with the League Coaches.
The West Australian Women’s Football League is proud to announce that Beiersdorf Australia has become an official tape supplier for the next three years.
Already partnering with the WA Football Commission, and WA Football League, Beiersdorf Australia will now be the exclusive provider of Elastoplast tape.
The West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) is conducting a Customer Satisfaction Survey for the first time in 2016, allowing everyone involved in football to provide valuable feedback on their views, perceptions and importantly, levels of satisfaction of being involved in WA football.
The WAFC strives to deliver high-quality programs, competitions, governance and services to support all the players, volunteers, administrators, coaches, umpires and clubs engaged with WA football.
Three existing members, and one new member have been elected to the West Australian Women's Football League Board during the 2016 Annual General Meeting held at the Department of Sport and Recreation, Leederville on November 8.
Existing Vice President Sally Allomes was elected back in as WAWFL Vice President, entering a three year term from 2016 - 2019.
The West Australian Women’s Football League is delighted to announce that Life Membership has been awarded to Nikki Harwood.
Nikki was inducted at the WAWFL 2016 Annual General Meeting held on Tuesday 8 November at the Department of Sport and Recreation office in Leederville.
Induction as a WAWFL Life Member is regarded as the WAWFL's highest level of recognition and is awarded to individuals that have rendered outstanding service to the League.
In an exciting announcement, the WA Women’s Football League will officially govern the Rogers Cup Youth Girls competition from season 2017.
Having been previously run by the WA Football Commission since 2013, the Rogers Cup Youth Girls competition caters for female players aged 13 – 17 years.
The Peel Thunderbirds Football Club Inc is seeking suitable applicants for the following positions:
Peel Thunderbirds Youth Girls Team is the equivalent to Peel Thunder Men's Colts playing in the WAWFL.
SOUTH FREMANTLE WOMEN’S FOOTBALL CLUB
Are you Interested in developing Players and contributing to the fastest growing Sport in Australia? Do you want to be part of the Womens AFL National Competition launching in 2017?
SOUTH FREMANTLE WFC ARE SEEKING QUALIFIED COACHES for:
The South Fremantle Women’s Football Club is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified coaches for the above positions.
2016 was an extremely exciting and challenging year for the Claremont Women’s Football Club. The decision to submit 2 teams in the WAWFL competition after a very successfully 1 team campaign in 2015 was not made lightly. We knew that the year would be a difficult one.
Gillon McLachlan could be a man that we could have easily hated for his statement that a National Competition for Women would commence in 2017 instead of the previously forecasted 2020. Instead his “kick in the pants” technique has probably proven to be a master-stroke. Why?
Established 2016!
It’s been an exciting year of firsts for the East Perth Women’s Football Club!
We kicked off our season against Peel Thunderbirds at Rushton Park and while we didn’t walk away with a win, we could not have hoped for a better first round experience for our teams. Thank you, Thunderbirds, for the fantastic welcome to the League and for your encouragement!
Season 2016 was a significant step in the right direction for the Perth Angels Football club, with both the Senior Reserves and Youth Girls teams qualifying for the finals. Under the guidance of new Senior Coach Gerry O’Dea, the Senior Reserves team embraced a fresh, new game plan and sense of identity, which saw the team’s belief and confidence flourish.
2016 has been of a year re-building and developing on what was a strong list from the previous season. With players retiring and new players coming through, it’s been a year of ensuring everyone understands the game style and Swannies way of football.
Joondalp Falcons Women's Football Club President Dave Burton has been recognised for his significant contribution to the development of women’s and junior football after he was awarded The Sunday Times WA Football Volunteer of the Year at the WAFL Sandover Medal Count on Monday, September 19.
From the West Perth district, Burton was one of 17 regional and district finalists chosen from more than 1500 nominees and has received a trip for two to the AFL Read More [+]
Claremont Women's Football Club are seeking expressions of interest for the position of Club President for the 2017 season.
We are seeking an individual who is passionate about developing women's AFL and has leadership experience.
CWFC have a solid foundation in the form of a Gold Club Accreditation leading into 2017, an updated constitution and a newly developed strategic plan.
We are seeking someone who can navigate the transition to the brand new Claremont Football Read More [+]
