Tune into Channel 9 this week for the latest ad produced for the Mighty Falcons!

Promoting the Falcons Family Fun Day, Sunday 8 March at HBF Arena Joondalup from 4pm, event partner The Sunday Times, together with major partners Channel 9, the City of Joondalup and Lakeside Joondalup have all been extremely supportive of promoting our inaugural event.

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2015 Nicky Winmar Carnival

Aboriginal youths from across the state will showcase their football talent this Sunday at the 2015 Nicky Winmar Carnival.

The event, which is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission in partnership with the Department of Sport and Recreation and the City of Mandurah, will be played in a round-robin format at Bendigo Bank Stadium in Mandurah from 10am to 5pm on Sunday, March 1.

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WEST Perth has two intra-club matches booked in over the next fortnight before pre-season matches with East Fremantle and Swan Districts leading into Round 1 of the 2015 McDonald's WAFL premiership season.

West Perth is looking to return to WAFL finals action in 2015 after narrowly missing out in 2014 on the back of the 2013 premiership, and the next month will be all about fine tuning to be ready to go for Round 1.

The first step in that process is an intra-club match this Friday night to take place at Joondalup's HBF Arena.

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THE West Perth Football Club wishes to announce that it has further strengthened its playing stocks for the 2015 McDonald's WAFL Premiership season with the signing of exciting youngster Tyler Keitel.

Over the past three seasons, Keitel has played 37 colts matches with East Perth with the strongly built key position player averaging almost 15 possessions and five marks a game.

The 19-year-old has the potential to further add to West Perth's options up forward this season having kicked 38 goals in 15 colts matches in 2014, and 39 in 18 games in 2013. But he has also shown an equally ability to play key defensive roles as well.

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WEST Perth chief executive David Crute is confident that a new later start to pre-season will pay dividends for the Falcons later in 2015 with the 2013 premiers backing in their young talent topped up only by a handful of recruits who are training the house down.

Coming off a 2014 season where West Perth narrowly missed playing in the finals to defend their premiership but had a jam packed schedule with three Foxtel Cup matches taking the place of their byes, the Falcons had a thorough review of their football department before the 2015 pre-season.

There have been off-field changes with the restructuring of the football department with Ward Harris taking over as football operations manager while Casey Haw is on board as football operations coordinator, Jessica Eddy as football operations administrator and senior coach Bill Monaghan will have an increased role in the club's district and schools.

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THE West Perth Football Club is disappointed to announce that 2003 premiership player Kepler Bradley has accepted a player development role with the Claremont Football Club meaning his agreed upon return to the Falcons will not be happening.

Claremont offered Bradley a full-time position in its football department that he accepted despite being contracted to the Falcons.

The 2003 WAFL premiership player and 117-game AFL veteran with Essendon and Fremantle had signed on to return to his original club West Perth for the 2015 and 2016 seasons.  His acceptance of a full-time position at Claremont has changed that.

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THE West Perth Football Club has announced a profit in excess of $2000 for the 2014 WAFL season signifying a turnaround of almost $300,000 on 2013 in what is an outstanding result capitalising on the hard work of those at the Falcons and of the significant support provided.

West Perth president Brett Raponi has used his year-ending address to club members to call on the West Australian Football Commission to work harder to secure football's financial future.

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WEST Perth premiership hero Darren Harris struggled to hold back the tears as he accepted life membership of the club at Wednesday night’s Annual General Meeting.

Harris fell short of the 150 league games required for him to be automatically awarded life membership during his memorable career with the Falcons, which stretched from 1992-1996 and saw him win a premiership medal, a Simpson Medal and a Breckler Medal.

But his successful return to the club as a premiership-winning coach in the early 2000s and his ongoing recruitment and promotional work led premiership team-mate Steve Trewhella to nominate him for life membership this year.

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