In 2015 the Western Australian Football Commission Rogers Cup Youth Girls Competition will partner with The Amanda Young Foundation.
The Amanda Young Foundation is a non-profit community organisation dedicated to reducing deaths in WA from meningococcal disease.
The Foundation was formed in 1998 following the tragic death of Amanda Young, at 18 years, from meningococcal septicaemia. Amanda was a talented athlete and excelled at many sports.
Are you interested in playing AFL Football? Are you keen to represent Western Australia? Are you 16 years or younger? (as at 31/12/15)
If you answered “yes” to these three questions, then maybe you should try out for the 2015 State Schoolgirls AFL Team.
After such success last year, it come as no suprise that 2015 will see a second Kirby Bentley Cup, celebrating young Aboriginal female footballers.
This year's KB Cup will be held on Friday 1st May from 4pm - 8pm at Lightning Park, Noranda (Corner Reid Hwy and Tonkin Hwy) for Aboriginal girls aged 13-17years.
The WAWFL is excited to announce that it has aquired in a sponsor for the new WAWFL App for 2015.
The new WAWFL App will provide players, clubs and umpires with all information regarding game day tasks, paperwork, fixtures and results in one location with easy anywhere and at any time.
Football enthusiasts can look forward to seeing the best 50 female AFL players in Australia play in two exhibition matches between Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs in 2015.
Melbourne Football Club will host he first game at the MCG on May 24 in a double header with the Western Bulldogs.
Registrations for the 2015 AFL Women's Draft nominations are now open! Click here to register.
Clubs will be selecting 16 players plus 1 emergency player each. All players over the age of 17 are eligible to nominate.
Congratulations to the following girls who have been selected in the 2015 U18 Youth Girls Squad
A final team of 27 will be chosen over the following months in the lead up to the Championships.
The team will play at the AFL National Youth Girls Championships in Mandurah WA from Monday 4th May to Friday 8th May.
The 2015 AFL Youth Girls National 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.
The week-long tournament will be played in May with the support of the City of Mandurah, Peel Thunder Football Club and the Peel District.
The Coastal Titans Women’s Football Club are excited to announce their coaches for the 2015 season.
Martine Pearman has been re-appointed as head coach of the league side while Lauren Stammers will coach the Reserves side and Tiah Haynes will coach the club's Youth Girls team.
The Peel Thunderbirds Football Club are currently seeking Assistant Coaches and Team Managers for the following grades:
- League
- Reserves
- Youth Girls
The Club are also seeking expressions of interest in the Head Trainer position for the 2015 WAWFL season.
Please email expressions of interest to ngntaxes@comswest.net.au by friday 16/1/2015.
Please ATTENTION: RUSSELL for League applications, MARK for Reserves applications and ELLY for Youth Girl applications.
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The WA State U18 Youth Girls have played in the National Carnival for the past 5 years.
In 2014 WA produced a crushing defeat of Victoria in the grand final to win the National trophy in that age group for the very first time.
The State Women last played in the National Championships in 2013, where they finished 2nd to Victoria.
In 2015 a new concept will see the Women only face 1 team - Victoria in Perth before the Richmond and Fremantle AFL game on the Friday 5 June 2015.
Experienced coach Michelle Cowan has been appointed to lead Western Australia's State Open Women’s team in 2015 after successfully leading the State U18 Youth Girls to a National Championship in 2014.
Cowan, who helped create history when the WA Youth Girls became the first team ever to defeat Victoria at the National Championships, was also involved in the 2014 AFL Women’s Exhibition match, leading the Melbourne Football Club to victory against the Western Bulldogs.
The Coastal Titans Women’s Football Club is a successful female sporting club, competing in the West Australian Women’s Football League.
Established in 2004, the Club is currently preparing for its 12th playing season, fielding teams across all divisions- League, Reserves and Youth Girls. The Club has enjoyed sustained success having competed in every League Grand Final since its inception.
