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Hosted by WAFL · sports · EN · 25 episodes
The best of the WAFL - short, sharp and to the point.From the Sullivan Logistics WAFL league to the WAFLW and the Colts - we bring you the headlines and stories you need to be across.Hosted by Nick Rynne and featuring guests from across the WA Football landscape, this is one listen WA footy fans have to add to the rotation.
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Episode #25
Peel Thunder coach Adam Read joins host Nick Rynne to discuss the club's record-breaking season ahead of their 2026 WAFL Grand Final match-up with Claremont at Optus Stadium.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro1:02 Peel's season9:11 Thoughts on Claremont12:07 Coaching the State team18:35 Read's coaching ambitions24:42 East Perth31:07 Colts grand final33:23 Reserves grand final
Episode #24
Royals co-captain Christian Ameduri joins host Nick Rynne to discuss his side's epic two-point semifinal win over Perth and all the action from the WAFL finals.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro1:07 The game of the decade6:42 Ameduri's footy journey12:24 Jake Soutar15:35 Axel Walsh18:13 Peel into the GF20:40 Claremont's weapons25:48 Sharks through to colts decider
Episode #23
WA U18 co-captain George Gale already has a WAFL colts premiership, Alcock Cup and an U18 All-Australian selection to his name. After breaking into the Claremont league side, can he add a league flag to his CV before the AFL draft?He joins Nick Rynne to chat about his footy story and other talking points from around the WAFL.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro1:18 George Gale8:47 WA's draft hopefuls14:58 Flag ambitions with Claremont18:23 East Perth's shock win over Souths20:00 Axel Walsh22:30 Spawton-Guy leads Falcons to win25:01 Harper Banfield's 12 clearances
Episode #22
Perth Demons young gun Oscar Hine-Baston joins host Nick Rynne to discuss the team's approach to this finals series plus all the talking points from around the WAFL competitions.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro1:05 Oscar and the Demons9:17 East Fremantle win WAFLW premiership11:29 The final round13:56 Two WAFL legends retire15:55 TK's sixth Bernie19:23 Axel Walsh's ressies debut21:51 Sharks finish colts with a bang
Episode #21
East Fremantle WAFLW Football manager James Depane joins host Nick Rynne after the Sharks nabbed an ATCO WAFLW GF berth with an upset finals win over Claremont. They discuss the club's season so far, plus all the talking points from around the leagues.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro3:08 East Fremantle's win over Claremont9:17 The Sharks football program15:16 The WAFL finals equation18:53 Trey Ruscoe20:57 Young talent time23:40 A Bernie Naylor shoot-out26:05 Sharks on top in the colts
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