East Perth vs East Fremantle Match Report
by Liam Maher

A wet and wild day at Lake Leederville set the scene for a big showdown between two finals contenders. The adverse weather meant a hard-fought effort was required for victory, and East Perth proved to be up for the challenge. The Royals secured a three-point win, (4.9 – 33) to East Fremantle (3.12 – 30), and kept their dreams of finishing atop the WAFL Read More [+]

Election of Board of Management

The Club wishes to call for Nominations for the Board of Management in accordance to Section 23.2 which states ‘In accordance with the Club’s annual election process held in each year from 2020, a minimum of three (3) Board Members shall be required to retire from office and elections shall be held for their positions on the Board in accordance with the election process outlined in rule 23.7. The Board Read More [+]

East Perth vs West Coast Match Report
by Liam Maher

East Perth made their final away trip of the season on the weekend, taking on West Coast at Mineral Resources Park in Lathlain. With three games remaining in the season, every match is important as teams are vying for crucial ladder positions to gain favourable finals draws. This week the Royals were at their best as they outclassed West Coast to secure a Read More [+]

East Perth vs West Perth Match Report
by Liam Maher

The second instalment of the East Perth and West Perth Derby was played over the weekend at Sullivan Logistics Stadium and was typical tough Derby encounter. Both teams left it all out there, but the Royals were able to rally together to secure the win, East Perth (10.7 – 67) to West Perth (6.13 – 39). 

Round 18 Read More [+]

Long time football administrator Trevor Nisbett has been awarded Life Membership of the West Australian Football Commission.

For more than four decades, Nisbett has been a football leader in this state, including a highly successful period as Chief Executive Officer of the West Coast Eagles.

“Having been involved in WA football for more than four decades it is an honour to be offered Life Membership of the WAFC,” Nisbett said.

“It has been a privilege Read More [+]

East Perth vs Claremont Match Report
by Liam Maher

A Saturday afternoon trip down to Claremont presented a tough test for East Perth. On this occasion, the challenge proved too much for the Royals as they fell to their biggest loss of the season, Claremont (13.9 – 87) to East Perth (3.10 – 28). 

The game begun with the sun out, minimal wind and near-perfect conditions for football. The tone Read More [+]

East Perth vs Perth Match Report
by Liam Maher

Coming off a bye round, East Perth jumped straight back into action on Saturday afternoon with top spot up for grabs. A few unexpected turns made for an intriguing contest, but the Royals prevailed to win their 10th game of the season, East Perth (11.15 – 81) to Perth (11.8 – 74). 

The game begun with strong winds blowing across the ground Read More [+]

HE was named after an East Perth premiership hero, his dad is a Royals all-time great and Devan Wulff is now beginning his own footballing journey in the No. 13 jumper in black-and-blue.

The now 18-year-old might have had Royal blood growing up watching his dad Craig go on to put together a legendary career which sees him as the East Perth games record holder, and was Read More [+]

The Royals Football Department is undertaking a change in structure.

Warren Parker will be elevated to the General Manager – Football acknowledging Warren’s growth and performance in the Football Manager’s Role since he joined the Club in 2020.

Aaron Ballantyne has informed the club he will move on from his current position as Talent Manager in the coming weeks to focus on family Read More [+]

East Perth vs Subiaco Match Report
by Liam Maher

A game between the co-tenants of Sullivan Logistics Oval is always anticipated to be a close fixture, and this weekend’s game was no exception. East Perth proved to be the better team on the day, holding off a fast-finishing Subiaco to secure another close win: East Perth (11.12 – 78) to Subiaco (11.9 – 75).

The game began between the arcs as each team adjusted Read More [+]