WAFLW

Lavell played 14 games for Fremantle across the first two seasons of the AFL Women’s competition and has stayed in purple for the past three seasons as an assistant coach. Last year, Lavell expanded her coaching skillset as she took on the role of senior coach of Subiaco in the …

Peel Thunder are already turning their sights on a three peat and are daring the rest of the competition to stop them.

It was a phenomenal weekend for the Peel region with Peel Thunder taking out the premiership for both the league and reserve teams in the 2021 WAFLW grand final. On Sunday, July 11, Peel Thunder faced off against the Swan Districts on their home turf at David Gray's arena.

If turning a wooden spoon into a 2020 WAFLW premiership was a fairy tale, then winning back-to-back grand finals is a fantasy.

It’s easy to see why Peel Thunder’s Ella Roberts could be the next big thing in the AFLW as she shoots for her second WAFLW premiership in two years at just 16.

Kate Bartlett has set the League on fire in 2021, booting 31 goals so far, 16 ahead of teammate Kira Phillips and having Peel Thunder sitting pretty two games clear in second. However, she said the foundation for her success was laid much earlier.

Seventeen Fremantle players have been in action in the WAFLW in the past two weeks. Senior coach Trent Cooper runs through how they fared. In the past two weeks we’ve introduced a number of players back into the WAFLW.

New details of the Kwinana Freeway crash involving two utes have been revealed by the woman who managed to record the heart-stopping series of events.

After an injury-interrupted 2020 season in the WAFLW for Peel Thunder, new draftee Sarah Verrier arrived at Fremantle with high long-term expectations on her shoulders, but also with coaching staff looking to ease her into life in the highest rung of women’s football.

At just 15, Peel Thunder’s Ella Roberts was arguably the most influential player in the WAFLW finals as she sets herself for a big football future.