WA Amateur Football League

The WA Amateur Football League is a sports club based in Perth, Western Australia. It is a prominent league in the state, providing opportunities for amateurs to participate in Australian rules football. The club's main goal is to foster the development of football skills and promote a strong sense of community among its members.

With a rich history and a strong presence in the local sporting scene, the WA Amateur Football League offers a range of competitions for players of all skill levels and ages. From A Grade to B-E Grade, the league caters to both male and female footballers. The club also has a strong focus on youth development, with the CTF Phil Scott Colts competition providing opportunities for junior players to showcase their talents.

During the season, matches are held at various venues throughout Perth, with Steel Blue Oval being one of the primary locations. The finals and grand finals, which are highly anticipated events, are also held at prominent venues. The league embraces a competitive spirit and showcases the best of Western Australian amateur football.

The club values integrity and adheres to the principles of fair play. It recognises outstanding individual performances through awards such as the Fairest & Best and Coach of the Year. Beyond the field, the WA Amateur Football League also celebrates the contributions of volunteers, coaches, umpires, and clubs in its annual awards night.

To stay updated with the latest news, fixtures, and results, fans and supporters can follow the league on popular social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. The club's website also provides access to a newsletter and video content.

As a member of the WA Amateur Football League, individuals can enjoy various perks, including insurance coverage and access to club management resources. The club is dedicated to promoting a safe and inclusive environment for all players and members.

With a strong governance structure and support from the Western Australian Football Commission (WAFC), the WA Amateur Football League continues to be a leading force in the development of amateur football in Perth. Its commitment to history, tradition, and fair competition makes it a respected institution in the local sporting community.