We’re taking on Claremont this Saturday, August 30 in the final round of the home and away season.

To ring in the finals we’ve organised a band led by Jo Del Prete and Simon Beaumont. ‘The Good Things’ will perform from 5:00-8:00pm at our post match presentations this Saturday. The bar will be open and food will be available.

We hope you can stay for the trophy presentations with entertainment from 5:00pm and support the Read More [+]

EAST Perth will travel to Mandurah to take on Peel at Bendigo Bank Stadium.

The Royals and Peel last met in round 15 at Medibank when East Perth claimed victory by 63-points. 

From the winning side against Perth last weekend, Garry Moss and Will Maginness go out with injury and Blayne Wilson has been suspended. Adam Carter, Brant Colledge and Jacob Brennan have been listed as emergencies for the Eagles clash with Melbourne today.

Callum Sinclair, Read More [+]

EAST Perth made it three from three on Saturday over Perth at Lathlain Park.

League thumped the Demons by 92-points breaking a 77-year record. The, 28.14 (182) to 14.6 (90), win was our highest ever score against Perth. Reserves and Colts also had big wins.

Josh Smith kicked a season best six goals, while co-captain Brendan Lee booted three in his 100th game to go with 23 possessions.

Craig Wulff also kicked three goals (23 Read More [+]

SKIPPER Brendan Lee will celebrate game 100 when East Perth take on Perth at Lathlain Park tomorrow. 

The Royals and Demons last met in round 11 at Lathlain when East Perth claimed victory by 80-points. 

From the winning side against Swan Districts last weekend, Simon Tunbridge goes into the West Coast Eagles team for their clash with Essendon at Etihad Stadium tomorrow. Jacob Brennan has been listed as an emergency and ruckman Callum Sinclair is also out.

East Perth took on Swan Districts at Hands Oval in Bunbury, recording a 35-point, 14.22 (106) to 11.5 (71), victory on Saturday afternoon.

Will Maginness and Josh Smith booted three goals, with Callum Sinclair, Dean Cadwallader, Craig Wulff, Paul Johnson, Jarrad Oakley-Nicholls, Dylan Main, Brant Colledge and Fraser McInnes all kicking a goal each in the win.

Brendan Lee collected 31 possessions, Craig Wulff 27, Jacob Brennan 24, Dean Cadwallader 22, Brant Colledge 22, Mitchell Howlett 22 and Read More [+]

East Perth’s last loss was to Subiaco back on Good Friday and the Lions repeated that match winning performance on Saturday leading all afternoon and ending the Royals ten match streak to claim victory by 28 points.

The loss means that East Perth and Subiaco are now equal on the top of the WAFL ladder with 13 wins, however the Royals have a game in hand.

The Lions got out to an 11-point lead at Read More [+]

East Perth and West Coast ruckman Callum Sinclair is confident that the club’s losing run against Subiaco can be rectified come finals time.

East Perth and Subiaco have finished 1-2 only twice in WAFL history in 1926 and again in 1959, with the Royals winners against Subiaco in the Grand Final in both those years.

“Probably other than us they’re the in form team of the comp, they’ve won their last five or six. We Read More [+]

EAST Perth will take on Subiaco at Medibank Stadium tomorrow in 1Life Round. 

1Life Round promotes awareness of mental health and suicide that are significant issues facing our society.

The Royals and Lions last met in round 5 when Subiaco claimed victory by 24-points. 

From the winning side against West Perth last weekend, Jamie Cripps, Jamie Bennell and Josh Hill will line up for the West Coast Eagles clash in their clash with Adelaide at Read More [+]

For the second consecutive year, the Royals and our District clubs are joining forces the 1Life organisation to promote awareness of mental illness and suicide, which are significant issues facing our society.

It is important that we work together to increase awareness and provide support to those in need.

A dedicated “Royals 1Life Round” will be held Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd August, round 19 of the WAFL competition. East Perth will be playing Subiaco at Medibank Stadium.

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EAST Perth have continued their winning run claiming their 10th consecutive victory and ending West Perth’s finals hopes, with a 21-point, 5.9 (39) to 2.6 (18), win in tough conditions at Medibank Stadium on Saturday.

Despite little rain during the game, a strong downpour during the Reserves match around noon, left the oval in pools of water in time for the league match two hours later.

In what was bound to be low scoring affair in difficult conditions, the Read More [+]