Article by Sandra Argese, Photos by Tom Campbell
East Fremantle versus Peel Thunderbirds – Semi Final One
Footy can be telling. On Sunday afternoon, East Fremantle’s performance certainly told a story.
With 15 wins, a minor premiership and a reputation as being virtually unbeatable on the line, season 2018 couldn’t have been any kinder to the Sharks.
Come finals time in their semi-final against Peel Thunderbirds, the trend unquestionably continued.
It was never a matter of Read More [+]
Fighting to secure a finals berth, it was all or nothing for Subiaco in their Round 15 clash with Claremont on Sunday afternoon.
With West Perth hot on their tail in fifth by percentage, a loss would have placed the Lions a win outside finals contention. Yet despite being out of a position to make finals, their opponents in Claremont weren’t going down without a fight.
Mother nature certainly didn’t have any tricks up her Read More [+]
This Sunday the Mundella WA Women's Football League and WA Football Commission will host the fifth Yorga’s Koodjal Kadadjiny "Women’s Two Way Learning Match" at Steel Blue Oval Park.
Promoting the mutually respectful relationship between our Indigenous and Non-Indigenous female football players, the Indigenous All Stars vs WAWFL All Stars match was born from an idea by Charlie Headland and Paula Hicks to celebrate indigenous Australian women’s love of playing football and promote reconciliation between all players.
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Written by Sandra Argese, Images Thomas Campbell
If any game was going to walk the talk in round 11, Claremont’s clash with Swan Districts on Sunday afternoon certainly did the trick.
With five consecutive losses to their name, Claremont needed to do something special if they were going to overpower the in-form reigning premiers.
A Swans victory would’ve added fuel to the clubs’ case as strong premiership threat and enhanced their recent record to five Read More [+]
Written by Sandra Argese, Photography by Thomas Campbell
It seems three is the magic number for Subiaco.
Notching up their third win of the season, the Lions’ gritty win against West Perth was decided by less than a kick in a heart stopping three point thriller.
In fact, it was this Subiaco victory which knocked West Perth from third spot into fourth on the ladder.
A seesaw like affair, both the Falcons and Lions dominated Read More [+]
Article: Sandra Argese
When a team is topping the ladder halfway through the season, chances are there isn’t much its doing wrong. In the case of East Fremantle, they aren’t doing anything wrong.
In fact, with it's League side undefeated and it's Reserves and Rogers Cup squads sitting inside the top four of their respective ladders, it’s no wonder the remainder of the WAWFL are already labeling the Sharks as the team to Read More [+]
Article: Sandra Argese
Swans crash Lions party
On paper, a Sunday afternoon meeting with Swan Districts in front of a home crowd might have sounded like a dream outing for Subiaco.
In reality, it was a tough four quarter battle against the reigning premiers, who muscled their way to a 32-point win in their second win over the Lions for season 2018.
Under sunny conditions at Leederville Oval, both teams tackled and contended hard Read More [+]
Tigers put Bulldogs on leash
Article: Sandra Argese
If a team's form were dictated by the weather, then Claremont should be requesting to play in the rain and wind every week. At the other end of the table, if the scoreboard were the sole indicator of performance and effort meant nothing, South Fremantle would move on quickly from their 44-point loss to the Tigers at Claremont Oval on Sunday afternoon.
As far as wet conditions Read More [+]
West Perth Falcons versus South Fremantle Bulldogs (April 22 – HBF Arena)
Article: Sandra Argese, Imagery: James Jeffery
Classy Falcons outplay brave Bulldogs
Though mother nature had a few tricks up her sleeve, West Perth had no problems putting on a show in their round three 74-point win over South Fremantle at HBF Arena on Sunday afternoon.
While the result left South Fremantle still searching for their first win of season 2018, West Perth Read More [+]
The Mundella WA Women’s Football League is pleased to announce that current sponsor Medifoot Podiatry has rebranded and joined the My FootDr group.
In 2018, My FootDr will continue as a valued partner for the season as the official sponsor for our match day umpires.
My FootDr is Australia’s largest podiatry group with a team of more than 200 highly skilled and experienced podiatrists and support staff helping patients maintain healthy feet across 60 clinics Read More [+]
THE Mundella WAWFL has released the 2018 fixtures, with the season scheduled to kick-off on April 8.
The League competition will host a 8-team competition this season, with East Perth not taking part in the League division this coming season.
The League competition will see 2017 Grand Final rematch between Swan Districts and the now Subiaco (previously Coastal Titans) as they renew their rivalry in Round 1.
There is a general bye on 3 June over the Queen’s Birthday Read More [+]
Title: Head Reserves Coach - Reports to: Head Senior Coach
Overview: The Head Reserves Coach of the Claremont Women’s Football Club will be assisting the Head Senior Coach in executing the 2018 football development plan with a focus on the skills and abilities of the playing group.
The Head Reserves Coach will work closely with the Head Senior Coach to execute training and game say strategies. The Head Reserves Read More [+]
The Mundella West Australian Women’s Football League is pleased to announce a second year of partnership with APE Medical for season 2018.
APE Medical provide sports medicine and rehabilitation products to all sports, having over 25 years of experience treating patients in the clinic and working with athletes in the sporting arena. [Unknown Object]
Mundella WAWFL President Carolyn Hills is excited to welcome back the WA business that supported our players and clubs throughout Read More [+]
The West Australian Women’s Football League is delighted to announce that Life Membership has been awarded to current President Carolyn Hills.
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.
Carolyn has been involved with the WAWFL since 2005 and has taken on a wide variety of roles during that time. Starting her volunteer adventure developing Read More [+]
The West Australian Women’s Football League held its Annual general meeting on Tuesday 14th November 2017 at the Department of Sport and Recreation.
After seven years in the role, existing President Carolyn Hills was unnanimously elected back as WAWFL President, entering a Read More [+]
