EAST PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB
2015 CELEBRITY GOLF DAY

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 24, 2015 | THE CUT GOLF COURSE

12 Noon Tee Off

Enjoy the day with special guests, your colleagues, business partners or clients.

We look forward to welcoming you to an enjoyable day of 18 holes of golf on one of Perth’s premier golf courses followed by a superb post-game dinner.

Money raised from this golf day will go towards the continued development of Read More [+]

2016 Nicky Winmar Cup Carnival - Sunday 6th of March

Join The East Perth Team

Boys in the East Perth District born between 2001-2003 identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander are eligible to play in the 2016 carnival

Coach: Jarrad Oakley-Nicholls

Training Venue: Altone Park, Benara Rd, Beechboro

Time: 4.30pm - 5.30pm

Dates: Wednesday 18, 25 November and 2 December

For further information contact Corey Ranger cranger@wafc.com.au or 0403 350 814 or download the registration form Read More [+]

East Perth is proud to announce that former Richmond, Carlton and East Perth player Adam Pickering has been appointed as our new Colts coach for 2016. 
Adam takes over the role from long time club servant Pat Litherland who coached the colts for the 2015 season. 

The East Perth Football Club would like to thank Pat for his hard work with the colts squad during the 2015 season and wishes Pat all Read More [+]

The name Phil Matson conjures up the magic of football at the turn of the 20th Century – and more than 80 years later his coaching exploits particularly still rank among the best ever. In fact, his premiership achievements with East Perth still hold records in Western Australia.
In simple terms, Matson coached East Perth to seven premierships – five in succession – and if his life had not been cut short by a traffic Read More [+]

Media Release

League Coach Appointed

East Perth has appointed West Coast development coach Jaymie Graham as its league coach after Brian Dawson decided not to seek reappointment for the 2016 season.

Dawson has coached the league team to three consecutive seasons of finals action and will remain intimately involved at East Perth in the new position of Director of Coaching while maintaining his busy schedule as a full-time Professor in Exercise Physiology and Biochemistry at Read More [+]

Co-Captain Brendan Lee and 2015 FD Book Medallist Paul Johnson have capped off stellar years to be named in The West Australian Team of the Year. Brendan was also named captain of the side.

The side was selected by The West Australians panel of WAFL writers with the only criteria being that the players were picked in their regular playing position.

Both Paul and Brendan have become regulars in this side and are deserved selections after Read More [+]

THE honour of winning the fairest and best award in any team at any level carries a high degree of satisfaction and achievement and some great football names have claimed the reward at the East Perth Football Club.

While the presentation of an award for the “Most Brilliant Player” was made in the club’s early days, the award has been officially listed on the club’s Honour Board since 1926 and after several name changes and Read More [+]

Paul Johnson has won his 2nd FD Book medal in 4 years finishing with 66 votes, 7 votes ahead of born again backman Garry Moss. 

Affectionately known as ‘Tower’ the East Perth ruckman had another stellar year as our 1st choice ruckman. Johnson averaged 17 disposals, 5 marks and an impressive 32.5 hit outs per game in 2015. Paul also represented WA for the 3rd time.

The 32 year old again showed his fortitude playing Read More [+]

Our Youngest First Year Player – Sam Sloss:

Sam Sloss was born in Horsham, Victoria on 15 March 1891, the son of Othel and Eliza Sloss. The family moved over to W.A. during the gold rush (about 1895) and they had several children born in Coolgardie before moving to Perth in about 1905. 

Sam Sloss played his first game for East Perth in the game against Perth, Played at North Fremantle Oval, on 11 August Read More [+]

The 2015 FD Book Medal promises to be an intriguing one. With the voting system implemented by the coaching staff each player who plays receives a vote ranging from 0-5. This system always ensures a close race and promotes consistent effort throughout the year.

There is a number of players who have performed at a very high standard over the season in the League. Paul Johnson was our highest polling player in the Sandover Medal Read More [+]