West Australian Football Commission

Partnership opportunities are now available. With almost 350,000 participants across the State and a rich history dating back to 1885, football is more than a game in WA: it’s part of our cultural fabric. Partnering with WA Football will allow your organisation to connect with a large audience whilst being a part of our community in WA and align with our values of fairness, growth, and inclusivity.   Contact us today | partnerships@wafc.com.au https://lnkd.in/deq3P4px

This year's West Australian Football Facility of the Year Award is Dayton District Open Space in the City of Swan. The precinct covers 15 hectares of open space which includes multi-use courts, AFL and cricket fields, synthetic and grass hockey fields, two sport pavilions with club changerooms and other amenities, a Family Hub and leisure and recreation spaces.

After a stellar 2024 season, the West Australian Football Commission’s attention turns to 2025 and is seeking new partnerships to grow the game of footy that we love! By partnering with us, your organisation will have the opportunity to connect with and reach a huge community here in WA, from junior football to the WAFL. Here’s what our partners have to say about us.   Contact us today for more information | partnerships@wafc.com.au

The West Australian Football Commission (WAFC), the governing body of football in Western Australia, is seeking expressions of interest from persons wishing to be considered for appointment as a Commissioner. The role of the Commission is to protect and to grow football by overseeing the promotion, development and management of football throughout the State and provide guidance, planning and leadership to all levels of the game. Experience and exposure to community sport, not just football, will be highly regarded. A level of participation and engagement is required with stakeholders as well as the ability to contribute actively at Board level with independence and objectivity. Completion of the Australian Institute of Company Directors’ Governance course is a desirable qualification. There are three positions to be filled, of which each of the current Commissioners are required to retire by rotation and are eligible to stand again and may be seeking reappointment. The three appointments will be effective for a 3-year term from 1 January 2025 to 1 January 2028. The position of Commissioner is not remunerated.

2024 WAFL Grand Final Premium Hospitality Packages A range of premium hospitality options are available on game day, including food and beverage packages to enjoy the Grand Final in style. DON'T MISS OUT! Register your interests today | https://shorturl.at/eqRun Optus Stadium #waflgrandfinal #premiumhospitality

Congratulations to WA All Abilities Football Association who proudly launched their pilot program for Female Integrated Football, marking a ground-breaking first across football in this country. In collaboration with the exceptional team at Sisterup - supporting young women with disability to live a healthier life, through health, relationships, community and learning - delivered a vibrant program featuring music by DJ Primz, football skills, fitness sessions, and for many, their inaugural footy game. The smiles, laughter, and dance moves were truly unforgettable. This program, running over four sessions across eight weeks, is dedicated to providing opportunities for females with disabilities to engage in and enjoy the game of football. We are committed to supporting inclusivity and helping all participants develop their skills and confidence on and off the field. https://lnkd.in/gjbXb9s2

Claremont Football Club and West Perth Football Club may have claimed the WAFLW and Rogers Cup Premierships, but it was the fans who were the real winners. On a day when Perth experienced more than 15mm of rain, the crowd continued to show their support for women’s football with 3,724 attending Pentanet Stadium. Four clubs took part in the two grand finals - Claremont, West Perth, East Fremantle and Subiaco Football Club - highlighting the competitiveness of the competitions. West Perth achieved an impressive feat by securing back-to-back premierships and maintaining an undefeated streak for the second consecutive season. Claremont asserted their dominance over East Fremantle Football Club winning their second premiership in the last three years. Thank you to everyone who supported women’s football in 2024 and bring on the 2025 season. - WAFLW Premiers – Claremont  - Rogers Cup Premiers – West Perth  - Crowd attendance 3,724  - 350 giveaway footballs courtesy of SL Sullivan Logistics Pty Ltd West Coast Eagles, Fremantle Dockers, Kia Australia Pty Ltd, Electrical Group Training (EGT), WA Police Force, Healthway , Seven Network, Streamer

We are excited to be a finalist in the 2024 Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA Diversity and Inclusion Awards!

A rare and rewarding opportunity for a Social Impact Manager to lead Country Football WA's community development team. In this role, you will be at the forefront of driving social change through the power of football. You will manage and enhance our community development initiatives, foster relationships with key stakeholders, and ensure our programs have a lasting, positive impact on communities across WA. If you are a driven and visionary leader with a passion for community development and social impact, we would love to hear from you.

The West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) and Perth Football League (PFL) are thrilled to announce the securing of State Government funding for a major retrofitting project aimed at upgrading 52 player and umpire changerooms across metropolitan Perth. With a $1 million grant from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund (CSRFF), and additional support from the WA Football Facilities Fund and West Coast Eagles Royalty Reserve, we are set to create safer and more inclusive environments at community sporting venues where football is played. In collaboration with 22 local governments, this project will enhance facilities for individuals of any gender, age, and ability. It will support football from grassroots to elite levels, all while promoting our vision ‘to be the game for all Western Australians’.  David Templeman MLA https://shorturl.at/IcBKS