West Australian Football

Freo House Footy - Nominate

Freo House Footy is a modified game designed so that everyone can play. It is less physically demanding, has minimal time commitment with a major emphasis on fun and safety (non contact). The game enables students of all ages and ability levels to participate in male, female or mixed competitions during any school term or incorporated as part of the AFL SEPEP program.

Length of Program
Freo House Footy can be played in any term with variations to suit your school. This is a good starting point:

• All year levels can play e.g. a school may have more than one competition
• Teams can play for their Faction/House and the points could go to the Faction/House shield
• AFL 9’s rules apply
• Games can be played in PE/sport time, at lunchtime and/or after school
• Competition must run for a minimum of six games and/or weeks

REGISTRATION

• The first fifty (50) schools to register to participate will receive a FREE Freo House Footy Kit, including a class set of Freo House Footy bibs, 15 synthetic footballs, 20 markers and 1 set of portable goal posts
• All schools that register for Freo House Footy prior to the end of Term 1 will go into the draw to play an exhibition game prior to the Fremantle Dockers v GWS game on Sunday 22 July at Patersons Stadium
• Registration must be renewed each year to receive additional free resources
• A tear-out copy of the registration form can be found at the back of this booklet
• Or you may register online at www.wafooty.com.au/form/freohousefooty/register

For further information contact Clayton Anderson on 9381 5599 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or David Crute on 0438 811 121 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Download the Freo House Footy Rules

WAFC Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup - Nominate

The WAFC Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup is a statewide Year 8/9 competition played in WAFL districts and country regions producing a champion school to represent each of the nine WAFL clubs. The competition runs through Term 2 and Term 3. The Grand Final of the 2012 WAFC Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup will be played at Patersons Stadium as the Curtain Raiser to the Round 24 Fremantle v Melbourne (Date TBA August 31 or Sept 1-2).

For further information please contact your WAFC Football Development Officer.

2012 WAFC Yr 8/9 Schoolboys Cup Handbook & 2012 WAFC Yr 8/9 Schoolboys Cup Timeline

WAFC Schoolgirls One Day Carnivals (Year 8/9) - Nominate

WAFC Football Development Officers will organise a series of one day lightning carnivals to provide opportunities for school girls to either try football in a safe and fun environment, and/or enhance their football skills developed through their PE program.

For further information or to register your interest contact your WAFC Football Development Officer.

WAFC Year 10 Schoolboys Cup

A series of one day regional lightning carnivals played during Terms 2/3. Coordinated by School Sport WA and the Associated and Catholic Colleges of WA. The winners of each carnival will be invited to participate in a regional finalists’ carnival in August 2012 to decide the WAFC Year 10 Schoolboys Cup champion.

COMPETITION COORDINATOR

• School Sport WA Divisions – Carnival dates/fixtures are set by the SSWA Regional Heads of Department groups. Contact: Robyn Brierley on 9264 5028
• Associated Catholic Colleges Divisions – Carnival dates/fixtures are set by the ACC Director of Sport. Contact: Suzie Elhers on 9241 5201
• Country schools will be advised of their carnival day/s by their WAFC Development Officer

For further information please contact your competition coordinator.

WAFC Schoolgirls Cup (Year 10/11/12) - Nominate

The WAFC Schoolgirls Cup is entering its 17th year and is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission and the Schoolgirls Advisory Committee.

COMPETITION FORMAT

• Five metropolitan regions - North West, North East, South West, South East and Peel
• 2 metropolitan divisions (Moore & White)
• The SAC reviews all nominations and reserves the right to change divisions to achieve a balanced competition
• Country Schools – All competitions/carnivals are coordinated by WAFC Development Officers. Schools will be advised of their allocated carnival days/s by the end of Term 1
  

LENGTH OF COMPETITION

• Played after school on Tuesdays in Term 2
• 2 x 20 minute halves. (Please refer to timeline)
  

REGISTRATION

• A tear-out copy of the nomination form can be found at the back of this booklet
• Or you may register online at www.wafooty.com.au/form/schoolgirlscup10-11-12/register
  

ALISON MOORE DIVISION (A Grade)
Strong football schools seeking quality competition with games played across regions.

DEBBIE WHITE DIVISION (B Grade)
Teams are split into regional pools to play against other schools in their ‘local’ area. After the home and away games the top teams will progress to the finals.

VANDERWEIDE DIVISION
Only for schools who participate in ‘A’ section at Senior High Schools Country Week.

2012 WAFC Schoolgirls Cup Handbook & 2012 WAFC Schoolgirls Cup Timeline

AFL SportsReady Schoolboys Cup (Year 11/12) - Nominate

This prestigious competition is entering its 25th year and is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission and the Secondary School Football Advisory Committee.

COMPETITION FORMAT

• North West, North East, South West, South East, Peel and ACC. Each of the six metropolitan regions have divisions to cater for differing sizes or strengths of schools
• Divided into 3 divisions (Cable, Jakovich & Glendinning)
• The SSFAC reviews all nominations and reserves the right to change school’s divisions to achieve a balanced competition
• Country Schools – All competitions will be coordinated by their WAFC Development Officer. Schools will be advised of their carnival days/s by the end of Term 1

LENGTH OF COMPETITION
Games will be played in Term 2 after school on WEDNESDAYS 2 x 25 minute halves. (Please refer to timeline).

REGISTRATION

• A tear-out copy of the nomination form can be found at the back of this booklet
• Or you may register online at www.wafooty.com.au/form/schoolboyscup11-12/register
  

BARRY CABLE DIVISION (A Grade)
Strong football schools seeking quality competition with games played across regions.

GLEN JAKOVICH DIVISION (B Grade)
Schools of medium strength, seeking quality ‘local’ competition. Finals are played across regions.

ROSS GLENDINNING DIVISION (C Grade)
15-a-side competition specifically designed for schools entering the competition for the first time or schools with a limited football background. There are no finals in this division.

BILL WALKER DIVISION
Only for schools who participate in ‘A’ section at Senior High Schools Country Week.

2012 WAFC Schoolboys Cup Handbook & 2012 AFL SportsReady Cup Timeline