Kalgoorlie, Western Australia
A big storm hit Kalgoorlie-Boulder on 18 November 2017 and ripped the scoreboard at Sir Richard Moore Sports Centre to shreds. Advertisements
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Willetton, Western Australia
Willetton won the C1 premiership in the WAAFL in 2018 and so will move up to B-grade in 2019.
Thornlie, Western Australia
The scoreboard at Berehaven Oval in Thornlie is of an unusual long and low design. A similar approach has been used for the new scoreboard at nearby Mills Park in Kenwick. It… Continue reading
Boulder, Western Australia
Boulder Recreation Reserve, now called Digger Daws Oval, has been the home of Goldfields Football League clubs Boulder City (Tigers) since 1896 and Mines Rovers (Diorites) since 1898. The clubs enjoy a healthy… Continue reading
Kambalda, Western Australia
There was a kind of sense in the journey we took to the scoreboard at Kambalda. It began with a 235km drive from Kalgoorlie-Boulder to Leonora where we found quite a nice footy… Continue reading
Boddington, Western Australia
We arrived in Boddington during the third quarter of the Upper Great Southern Football League grand final. There was no need to look for signs to the oval… we just followed the noise.
Bentley, Wyong Reserve, Western Australia
Home team the Canning South Perth Tigers weren’t in action when we visited Wyong Reserve. Ocean Reef and Warnbro were competing in the WAAFL C2 league and reserves grand finals – sharing the… Continue reading
Bunbury, Payne Park, Western Australia
The Bunbury Football Club moved to Payne Park in 1973. The Bulldogs, formerly Railways, are an old club having been formed in the early 1900s.