They say life is a game of chance.

 A job transfer led South Australian Jake Veide to Perth and the gamble he took on East Perth could be the boost the Royals need to climb up the ladder in 2020.

 Veide played 114 games for South Adelaide in the SANFL and a chance phone call from East Perth Operations Read More [+]

East Perth recruit Aidan Lynch’s football career has come full circle.
 
The former West Perth midfielder grew up barracking for East Perth as a youngster, and now the 25-year-old will pull on the Royals jumper in 2020 after transferring from the Falcons in December.
 
“My family is actually East Perth supporters but the location where we were living is what drew me to West Perth,” said Read More [+]

On Thursday 5^th December the Royals Women’s Network gathered in the Wally Edwards Room at the iconic WACA ground to celebrate the festive season.

Hosted by EPFC Director Jo Davies, the night gave ladies from Junior Clubs, various business sectors, Royals fans and players from our Rogers Cup team an opportunity to network.  Ladies were also given the opportunity to purchase Envy Jewelry, which raised funds for the Club.

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The Royals have pulled off a recruiting coup, enlisting the services of former Carlton player Angus Schumacher. The 192cm, 85kg utility is known as a rebounding defender, however, is keen to use his size and pace through the midfield on the big WA grounds.

‘Angus’ strongest attribute is his elite left foot kicking skills. He is also a strong tackler, relentless in his attack on the ball, has quick hands and Read More [+]

Jeremy Barnard knows first-hand what it takes to reach the ultimate success.
 
The former skipper and now Coach took East Perth to WAFL premiership glory three times in the early 2000s (2000, 2001, 2002), and most recently coached Sandringham to the TAC Cup premiership in 2016.
 
Approaching his second season at the helm of the Royals, Barnard said he will draw on his past experiences as a player Read More [+]

Garry Moss has informed East Perth Football Club and Talent Program that he will be leaving to take up a role with Perth Football Club.

The Club is saddened to lose the 2019 WAFL Colts Coach of the Year however it understands that after careful consideration, the role for Garry was to good to turn down

Garry has put in hours of work to develop our young players and leaves us with a great base Read More [+]