The Perth Football League fosters a community like no other. Our game features people from all walks of life, providing an environment that many call home. A huge and important part of our great game are the umpires who turn up week in week out, some for many decades. One such umpire has turned out for a massive 53 years seeing many changes over his journey.  Noel Edgar shared his story with the PFL to provide some insight into his incredible umpiring career. Noel’s career starts in junior footy, for East Fremantle, before being part of the working group that..

The Perth Football League is gearing up for the 2024 season with a strong emphasis on supporting positive game day behaviour. Under the overarching theme of "Respect the Call," the league aims to curb umpire abuse and create a more inclusive and welcoming environment for players, officials and spectators alike. Acknowledging the integral role umpires play in the game, the league is set to implement two key initiatives throughout the season. The first initiative, aptly named "Stop the Abuse," is not only exclusive to this league but extends its reach across all of WA football. This initiative underscores the importance of..

Women’s footy in the Perth Football League has taken a significant stride forward with the introduction of the Toyota A Grade Reserves, aimed at providing enhanced opportunities for players and clubs alike. This move comes in consultation with PFL clubs, particularly those with two women's teams expressing a desire for their teams to be aligned on game day. With 68 women's teams set to participate in the upcoming season, this development marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing growth and development of women's football.  The decision to introduce the Toyota A Grade Reserves stemmed from feedback received from clubs, particularly..

Footballs across the Perth Football League will have a fresh look in 2024 with a new logo appearing on match-balls in all 32 grades. The PFL are delighted to confirm a new partnership with one of WA's leading logistics providers, which will see them as the League's Official Ball Partner for the 2024 and 2025 PFL seasons. Born and raised in WA, Sullivan Logistics owner Tim Sullivan said he will always endeavour to support the community that supports his business. "As a local business, we understand the importance of investing in community and we take great pride in our partnerships and..