Mt Barker ball magnet Daniel Patching is the new leader in the coaches votes after continuing his superb start to the 2025 Great Southern Football League season.
Cameron Newbold
A Great Southern trio on fire in the WAFLW as Claremont continue unbeaten season, the pride of Tambellup footy star Jeff Farmer represented in Freo’s Indigenous jumper and 200-game milestone for a loyal Shark.
Albany’s Darryl Plowman topped the averages at the men’s country teams championship held on May 31 and June 1 at the Albany Agricultural Society pavilion
Claire Middleton
Albany once again played host to its beloved annual street racing event over the WA Day long weekend, with more than 5000 spectators crowding into the CBD to see the Albany Classic.
Jacki Elezovich
Basement dwellers Bayswater will be kicking themselves after throwing away a 3-1 lead before going down 4-3 to table toppers Albany Caledonian in the men’s senior league on Friday, May 30.
The Albany Cycle Club hosted their inaugural running of the Gravel Gauntlet on Saturday, with 12 riders lining up to tackle the 23km gravel track
David Beckwith
West Coast veteran Jeremy McGovern will remain in limbo for several more weeks, with the star defender’s wait to front the AFL’s concussion panel set to continue.
Mitchell Woodcock
North Cottesloe dominated the battles for the whale tail trophies claiming the winners’ and runners-up slots in both men’s and women’s open boat divisions at the 2025 Albany Surf Craft Challenge.
West Coast veteran Jeremy McGovern describes each of his Eagles teammates using only three words in true The West Australian fashion.
Jeremy McGovern
Round one of the 2025 roller derby was played in Albany on Saturday, with the Great Southern Breakers taking a close win to start their 2025 season.
The Albany CBD transformed into a racetrack on Sunday as the annual Albany Classic took over the city streets, with more than 100 cars entered to race around the historic street circuit.
Albany Netball Association sent 10 teams to the annual Fuel to Go & Play Association Championships over the June long weekend, with two teams coming home as division champions.
Albany Boardriders hosted its annual Wavefest event at Muttonbird over the WA Day long weekend, with more than 60 surfers travelling from across the south coast to compete.
Exciting Albany-raised paceman Bryce Jackson has been named a surprise pick among a swathe of new faces for the 16-player Australia A squad to face Sri Lanka A in a series in Darwin next month.
Narrogin and Districts Netball Association sent three teams to the Fuel to Go & Play Association Championships over the WA Day long weekend, with the under-16 team making it through to the grand final.
The Katanning Country Club hosted the Upper Great Southern Women’s Golf Association ladies open day on May 29, with association members travelling from across the region to take part in the day.
Small town pride was stitched into every thread of Fremantle’s 2025 Indigenous Round jumper, with AFL legend Jeff Farmer channelling the natural splendour of the Great Southern that shaped him.
Melissa Sheil
Mt Barker powered to a dominant 45-point win over Royals in the fiery round six clash at Retravision Stadium on Saturday, cementing second spot on the Great Southern Football League ladder.
Katanning Netball Association held a midweek round last week, with closely fought games in all divisions plus strong performances from two teams at the Fuel To Go & Play Netball Association Championships.
Tina Briscoe
Railways recorded their second victory by more than 100 points this season, thumping the winless North Albany on Saturday afternoon.
Albany bounced back well from two straight losses, fielding a much stronger side in round six of the Great Southern Football League competition on Saturday to thrash Denmark-Walpole by 78 points at McLean Park.
Fremantle have got themselves into an ideal position to attack the rest of the season but they know they’ve struggled to handle expectation in the past so they’re targeting some big efforts after the bye.
Craig O'Donoghue
Madame Magic may finally be delivering on some early Oaks promise with a taking win in the $100,000 Swan Draught WA Day Cup (1600m) at Northam.
Hayden King
Top three sides Railways, Mt Barker and Albany recorded resounding wins in round six of the Great Southern Football League season on Saturday, stretching the gap to the bottom three teams on the ladder.
Melissa Sheil and Cameron Newbold
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