Great Southern trio Taylah Orzel, Megan Green and Emma Henderson are set to line-up for Claremont in Sunday’s WAFLW grand final against Swan Districts at Mineral Resources Park in Perth.
Claire Middleton
The clash on Sunday between Denmark-Walpole and Royals will define both their seasons as the battle for the last Great Southern Football League finals berth goes to the wire.
Katanning farmers laced up their sneakers on Sunday morning for a running event to bring the community together, with more than 200 competitors taking to the farm track for a different kind of morning run.
Jacki Elezovich
The Lower Great Southern Hockey Association’s Cancer Awareness Round on August 16 opened with the women’s Retravision B-grade contest between Spencer Park sides Light and Dark.
The Albany Hockey Stadium was filled with pink balloons as players, supporters and volunteers remembered two stalwarts of the game in the Lower Great Southern Hockey Association’s Cancer Awareness Round.
I’ve never watched the 2018 grand final, and if I’m honest, I’m still a little bit scared to watch it, writes Jeremy McGovern.
Jeremy McGovern
Claremont captain Rachel Ortlepp has declared the reigning premiers ‘won’t be satisfied with anything less than a win’ ahead of the WAFLW grand final this weekend.
Samantha Rogers
North Albany won the 25th Jo Burling Memorial Match which celebrates the life of a Lower Great Southern Hockey Association stalwart who died of breast cancer at the age of 42.
Magpies 1 secured their finals berth in the Albany Netball Association after surviving a last-quarter Bullets 1 fightback in round 12 of the A1 competition on Saturday.
Boddington and Kukerin-Dumbleyung snared the last two spots in the finals after an enthralling final round of the 2025 Upper Great Southern Football League competition on Sunday.
Cameron Newbold and Hannah Whitehead
Goal machine Libby Morris helped Albany Caledonian secure the Great Southern Soccer Association senior women’s league title and was named MVP in the annual Brenda McCann testimonial match on August 15.
Mt Barker’s Jethro Wright and Albany’s Ben Blechynden were in the WA State schoolboys’ team which came fourth in the under-15 national championships in Canberra.
The final round of the Lower South West Football League’s home-and-away season saw a nail-biting one point finish between Deanmill and Southerners on Saturday at Deanmill Football Club.
Amber Lilley
A loyal and passionate Wagin Football Club member has been rewarded for his tireless dedication to the sport with WA Football’s young volunteer of the year award.
Hannah Whitehead
Katanning Netball Association was set for a sturdy day of competition on Saturday, with junior games kicking off the preliminary finals.
Tina Briscoe
Williams 1 showed their dominance with a big win over Olympics Gold in the Narrogin and Districts Netball Association A1 competition on Saturday.
Maddy Petchell
Royals bid to play finals footy remains alive after racking up a 53-point win over North Albany at Retravision Stadium on Saturday, albeit with a little help from Railways who thrashed Denmark-Walpole.
Mt Barker will face Railways in a second semifinal showdown after prevailing in a Sounness Park thriller on Saturday, edging out reigning premiers Albany by a single point.
Jerramungup edged to a one-goal win over Boxwood Hill while Gnowangerup walloped Lake Grace-Pingrup as four sides prepared for the business end of the Ongerup Football Association competition.
A new Birdy’s Backyard Ultra record has been set by first-time participant Colin Moulden who was the last person standing after a gruelling 59 laps of the unique event in the Wheatbelt.
Railways secured the minor premiership with a thumping 177-point win over Denmark-Walpole at Keep The Sheep Stadium.
Cameron Newbold
Mt Barker secured a top-two finish and Royals kept their finals hopes alive in the penultimate round of the 2025 Great Southern Football League season on Saturday.
Claire Middleton, Jacki Elezovich and Cameron Newbold
Albany’s Tash Faithfull is the provincial queen of the saddle, having ridden more than 100 winners in a brilliant 2024-25 season that ended last month.
Narrikup netballer Courtney White, 16, has been picked for the WA team which is contesting the national First Nations tournament in Melbourne this week.
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