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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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A recap of our Indigenous jumpers Created in a co A recap of our Indigenous jumpers

Created in a collaboration between players and artists Jacob Fitzroy and Aaron Ugle Jr, the jumper delves deep into the history of the Club, its players, and the mark they have made on the Perth Football League.

Born in Karratha, Jacob Fitzroy of the Bunuba People from the South West Kimberley Region, said the opportunity to create a bespoke artwork for the club was one he was incredibly privileged to be given.

‘I’ve been with North Beach for over 10 years now, so it’s a really big honour to design and bring to life the very first Indigenous jumper in the history of our club.

‘Between Aaron and I we’ve really focused on showcasing the long-held history of the club, the diversity of who we are and what we do, and of course – the Premierships we’ve won along the way,’ said Fitzroy.

The jumpers, which will be worn as part of NAIDOC Week Celebrations and have been designed with the Clubs’ connection to sea, land, and community at the forefront of the work.

Deep blue, ochre and burnt shades of yellow and red sit alongside intricate panels representing the men’s and women’s playing groups, 7 circles pay homage to the seven A Grade Premierships the Club took home simultaneously in the early 2000s, and a series of black bands a nod to the Indigenous players of past and present.

For Whadjuk Noongar man Aaron Ugle Jr, developing the artwork for the jumper was an opportunity to not only contribute to the club who have become his second family, but also acknowledge his culture through the game he’s spent his life loving.

‘North Beach is my home away from home, and I’ve always expressed myself through my artwork, so when they came to me with the chance to be part of this project, I jumped at it.

‘I think I speak for the entire Club when I say football runs so much deeper than just the game – it’s bigger than just training and playing. Our different cultures, our backgrounds, our community, and the connection we all have to one another on and off the field is what keeps us coming back season after season, and I think the jumper really speaks to that,’ said Ugle Jr.

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Fixtures for this weekend. #nbfc Fixtures for this weekend. #nbfc
Last night, our North Beach Football Club communit Last night, our North Beach Football Club community came together for our Tackle Your Feelings session. ❤️💙

It was an opportunity to learn more about anxiety—not just what it is, but how we can better understand it, recognise it, and respond to it in ourselves and those around us.

One of the biggest takeaways from the night was that anxiety isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s a normal human response.

More than 1 in 6 Australians experience an anxiety disorder each year, and for young people aged 16–24, that number increases to almost 1 in 3.

Anxiety can show up in many different ways. It might be a racing heart or tight chest, constant worrying or overthinking, or avoiding situations and withdrawing from others.

One concept that really resonated was the vicious cycle of anxiety. We often avoid the things that make us anxious because it brings short-term relief, but over time that avoidance can make anxiety stronger. By taking small, manageable steps towards those challenges, alongside strategies like controlled breathing and talking with someone you trust, we begin to build confidence and resilience.

Mental health exists on a continuum, and every one of us will move along it at different times in our lives. That’s why creating a club where conversations are normal, support is available, and no one feels they have to face things alone is so important.

A huge thank you to everyone who attended and engaged so openly throughout the evening. Together, we’re building more than better footballers; we’re building a stronger, more connected community.

Understand. Recognise. Respond.

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A few frames from the @o_rourke_realty A grade win A few frames from the @o_rourke_realty A grade win on the weekend. Thanks to @brandonrlowe for the images #nbfc

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