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11 divisions of the Perth Football League

In the men’s competition it fields six senior teams and two colts (20 and under) sides every Saturday. It also fields two women’s teams in the competition that started in 2018, and has an Integrated team in the I-Grade competition.

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@progressivematerials A GRADE COLTS – SEASON WRAP- @progressivematerials A GRADE COLTS – SEASON WRAP-UP

Six wins, nine losses and two draws. On paper, that was our 2026 record – but the numbers don’t really tell the story of this Colts team.

In an incredibly even competition, very little separated the sides. We beat University and Fremantle CBC, including a memorable five-point win over the ladder leaders at CBC, while pushing several other top sides to within a kick.

Perhaps the most telling statistic was 50 – the number of different players who pulled on the A Grade Colts jumper this season.

Injuries continually tested our depth, but they also created opportunities. Max Brooks and Sam Parker earned opportunities in A Grade League football, while plenty of others made their A Grade Colts debuts.

Our players were constantly asked to adapt and take on different roles, and that willingness to do whatever the team needed became one of the defining characteristics of the season.

Our leadership group of Tom Dobson, Max Brooks, Brock Hodgkinson and Jeda Rogers set the standard from the outset, despite injuries testing the group throughout the year.

It was fitting that captain Tom Dobson was recognised at season’s end, winning the Colts Competition Fairest and Best award – a deserved reward for his leadership, consistency and work rate.

There were also moments that reminded us football is about more than results. Ollie Gibson produced a best-on-ground performance and kicked the opening two goals just a day after losing a family member, with the team wearing black armbands in his honour.

The connection between our A Grade and D’s Colts was another highlight, with both groups training together wherever possible and our A Grade players getting behind the D’s during their run to the Grand Final.

A huge thank you to assistant coach Lachlan Howarth, midfield coach Matthew Dobson, manager James Foggo, D’s Colts coaches Ron Van Der Sluys and Brett O’Neill, and our major sponsor Progress Materials.

We didn’t get the finals result we wanted, but this group showed resilience, adaptability, commitment and genuine care for each other.

There is plenty to take forward.

Bring on 2027. Go Beach! ❤�
@hybrid_linings D League Season Wrap Up Although @hybrid_linings D League Season Wrap Up

Although the D League were Runners Up in the Grand Final, it does not take away from the fact that it was a successful season from a purely football perspective. Winning 14 games from 18 in a newly created League that had its’ own obstacles was a terrific effort. 52 players rolled through D Grade throughout the season, with 26 of those players between 20 and 23 years of age which provides a great platform for the playing future of the Club.

Conail McCarthy was in his first season as Captain and grew enormously in the role and was very well supported by his Leadership Group of Sam Halley, Brody Hinkley, Max Payne and Blake Sawyer. The 5 of them provided wonderful support and all of them led from the front both on and off field.

Scott Rauschenberger again volunteered his time as Runner and Assistant Coach and a bevy of players provided support in the Manager and Assistant Coach roles - Adam Cockie, Connor Hingston, Cal O’Shea, Ben Pedulla, Isaac Seidner and Tait Spowart.

Off field, the Club Committee provided great support as did the senior Coaches in Dylan Eiffler and Anthony Ingham. The Lower Grade coaching group - Michael Duckworth, Joel Brown and Marc Crisp - were a great ‘team within a team’ and all fully supported each other.

And finally, if not for the long-term sponsorship by Greg Pires and Hybrid Linings, the D Grade would not have had access to all the things required to run a successful team in a successful season. #nbfc
Fixtures for this weekend. #nbfc Fixtures for this weekend. #nbfc
One game. One opportunity. One premiership on the One game. One opportunity. One premiership on the line.

After a brilliant campaign, our GJ OsPlumb E1 North are heading to the Perth Football League E1N Grand Final this Saturday, taking on Wanneroo at HIF Health Insurance Oval.

The boys booked their place with a strong 79–55 Preliminary Final win over Kingsway, and now they get the chance to finish the job. 💪

🐯 GJ OsPlumb E1 North
🆚 Wanneroo
🏆 GRAND FINAL
📅 Saturday 12 September
⏰ 4:30pm
📍 HIF Health Insurance Oval

We’d love to see as much red and yellow around the boundary as possible. Get down, make some noise and get behind the boys as they chase a premiership! 🔴🟡⚫️

One more. Bring it home, Tigers! 🏆🐯

#nbfc

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