Having been a witness to East Perth's unsuccessful 2013 and 2014 premiership campaigns, 23-year-old Shayne Hille is determined to make his mark as the team prepares to climb the WAFL ladder in a new decade.

Back then, Hille was a Colts player. Now, as an established senior player, he wants to forge his own destiny with his teammates.

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Scott Jones says having the routine of work to keep himself busy during the coronavirus crisis has been important.

Jones is a mechanic with Audi and says the consistency of routine has been beneficial.  

“I’m one of the lucky ones where work still continues.

“I know a couple of the other Read More [+]

Calling all Loyal Royals. Thanks to HBF and the WAFC, East Perth has 80 East Perth Supporter Packs for its Members and Supporters. For $80 you will receive a $50 Sporting Voucher and access to all East Perth EDM communication. The remainder will be a donation to the Mighty Royals. These packs are available for a limited time only.  

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East Perth Strength and Conditioning Coach Wes Salisbury is confident that his players can maintain the fitness base that was established during pre-season as they continue their training in isolation.

Players have been training away from the club since mid-March, with the season postponed until at least May 31 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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When Sandringham Dragons recruit Corey Watts made his way across the Nullabor earlier this year, he couldn’t have predicted how his first season at East Perth would unfold.

“It’s been a bit tricky to start off with,” he said.

“You come all this way to play footy and then something like this (the coronavirus crisis) happens. It has definitely presented Read More [+]

Like thousands of other Australians, Angus Scott found himself at the centre of efforts to control the spread of coronavirus when he was forced to self-isolate earlier this week.  

He had travelled to his home state of Victoria to attend his grandfather’s funeral and returned to Perth on Wednesday night.

“My grandpa had been quite sick for Read More [+]

We are currently living in extraordinarily difficult times. Life as we knew it has changed and we continue to face greater uncertainty in all aspects of our lives. Football is not immune to this.

The club is working tirelessly to ensure the East Perth Football Club survives this current situation. The Royals and the WAFL have been a constant in all our lives and it is our duty to ensure that the club and competition Read More [+]

Football Operations Manager Warren Parker gives East Perth fans an update on how the club is managing the COVID-19 situation.

Obviously, these are unprecedented times for everyone, how is East Perth managing the (COVID-19) situation as a club?

WP: We’re managing it day by day. We’re getting updated information from different parties every day. As you said, these are unprecedented Read More [+]

Dear all valued members, sponsors and supporters,

The West Australian Football League, WAFLW, and WA Talent programs have been postponed until May 31 in an effort to reduce the spread of Coronavirus throughout our community.

The decision has been made together with the AFL and State football bodies around Australia as part of a Read More [+]

The Mount Hawthorn Junior Football Club is the worthy recipient of three community grants after submitting funding applications to the City of Vincent, Toyota Australia and Bendigo North Perth Community Bank.

The City of Vincent ‘Female Participation in Sport Grant’ will enable the Cardies to establish activities, programs, and projects that promote and encourage equal participation of women and girls in sport.