THE Grand Finalists of the past four years, Subiaco sent another emphatic message in Round 2 of the 2018 WAFL season with a thumping of South Fremantle while East Perth, Swan Districts and East Fremantle were also victorious.

All four Round 2 matches took place on Saturday afternoon and delivered some fascinating results.

In the end, East Perth beat West Perth 17.10 (112) to 7.12 (54), Swan Districts defeated Peel Thunder 15.12 (102) to 13.10 (88), East Fremantle downed Perth 13.9 (87) to 11.14 (80) and Subiaco won big over South Fremantle 18.12 (120) to 9.8 (62).

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East Perth put its rivals on notice with a 58-point demolition of arch rivals West Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday.

The Royals looked nothing like the team that was humiliated by Subiaco last Friday as they led the Falcons from start to finish to register their first win of the 2018 WAFL season.

Looking to atone for the club’s worst round one performance since its inception, East Perth jumped out of the blocks and Read More [+]

Key Times:

7.30am – Gates Open
8.00am – Past Players Kiosk Open
8.00am - Handsome Stranger Coffee Van Opens
9.00am – Colts Bouncedown
11.40am – Reserves Bouncedown
12.00pm – Members Bar and Teramo Canteen Facilities Open
2.15pm – League Bouncedown
5.00pm – 16’s Bouncedown

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Key Times:

7.30am – Gates Open
9.00am – 16’s Bouncedown
11.00am – Colts Bouncedown
12.00pm – Bar and Canteen Facilities Open
1.30pm – Development League Bouncedown
3.00pm – McDonalds Kids Zone Open
4.15pm – League Bouncedown

East Perth League Team Here

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The club is pleased to announce that Ang Barbaro will be taking up a newly created role within the club of East Perth FC Metro Zone Coordinator.

With the changing structure in the junior football landscape to the Regional Development Council, it is inevitable that the pathways and relationships that have been developed with our junior clubs over many years of the Royals District model will be severely impacted. The Board of Directors at East Read More [+]

East Perth’s long-standing Football Operations Manager has resigned after nine and a half years to take up the Chief Executive Officer position at the Willeton Basketball Association.

A former League and State football player at East Fremantle, Mark came to the club at the conclusion of the 2008 season under the recommendation of Tony Micale. 

Over his time at the Royals ‘Winnie” has been a popular member of staff and a constant through changes in Read More [+]

The Royals will play their third and final pre-season match against Peel Thunder at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday. It will be the last chance for the boys to impress before our Good Friday Blockbuster against Subiaco next Friday.

The League will again be a young team as in previous weeks but this match practice will be invaluable throughout the season. Stan Wright and Mitch Gupanis will be looking to continue their strong pre-season form. Read More [+]

The Royals League and Reserves take on South Fremantle at Lathlain Park (Perth’s home ground) due to the St Patricks Day Festival being held at Leederville Oval on Saturday. The Colts and 16’s will take on the Bulldogs on Sunday at Fremantle Oval

There are several changes from the League team that took on East Fremantle last week. Importantly Pat McGinnity and Kyle Anderson will play as they continue to build towards Round 1. Excitingly Read More [+]

The Royals have gotten off to a positive start in our first competitive hit out in preparation for the 2018 McDonalds Premiership Season. The big news of the game was Nic Naitanui playing his first game in 18 months however a number of other players took centre stage down at ‘Shark Park’.

The Royals got off to a great start kicking with the wind in the first quarter. Reigning FD Book Medallist Julian Ameduri found Read More [+]