West Australian Football

Claremont Women’s Football Club is seeking the services of an experienced coach to act as the Club’s Head Coach in 2010.

The club's vision is for a highly motivated Head Coach to take the reins both on the field and at Tuesday and Thursday evening training sessions in conjunction with the club's Division 2 Coach.

The WAFC, in partnership with the WAWFL and WAWFL clubs, have launched an inaugural under 21s competition for females.

This competition is open to 14-19 year olds and will be played on Friday and Saturday nights at 5.40pm and 7pm over a six week period beginning on February 26, 2010.

AFTER setting new standards and launching new programs in 2008/09, the South Fremantle District is once again looking forward to continued growth and development in female footy in 2010.

2009 saw the District, for the first time, cater for all age groups from Auskick to open rules, completing the female football pathway.

In 2010 the District plans on expanding this to launch the Fremantle Youth Girls League for girls aged 12-16. This will run in Term 2 to coincide with the regular football season, culminating in an All-Stars carnival against other districts in August.

JOONDALUP Women's Football Club is seeking a league and reserves coach for the 2010 season.

The club, going into it's fourth season, won it's first premiership in 2007 and was runner-up in 2009.

Coaching experience is essential.

WOMEN have been playing football in Western Australia since as early as 1917, with workplaces encouraging female employees to take part in organised team sports.

This image shows the 1917 Foy and Gibson Women’s Football Team from the department store that was located on Hay Street in Perth.