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st Coast Poly is proud to announce a further extension to its 15 year partnership with Country Football WA.
We have worked with the team at Country Football WA to redefine what this award means. We hope to put a spotlight on the ‘champions’ in our rural communities that play an important role throughout the WA country football community. This is a formal opportunity to shine a light on those individuals who go above and beyond to support their club, on and off the field.
West Coast Poly CEO, Stephen Thompson is thrilled to be partnering with country football once more.
“Here at West Coast Poly we are proud and excited to be the sponsor of Country Footy WA’s Champion of the Week,” Mr Thompson said.
“Whether they are on the field, or off the field, each local footy club in WA has their own champions that embody community spirit and commitment, that help their local footy club thrive.”
“A lot of our staff come from the country, so we know how important country footy clubs are to the community. They are the hub and beating pulse of each town.”
“It’s important that they are supported and highlighted for the tremendous good they do in the community, it’s why we have been sponsoring Country Footy WA for over 15 years.”
The new award will see country clubs and communities nominate their West Coast Poly Champion of the Week, with the winner receiving a $50 SportsPower voucher.
Each weekly ’champion’ will then go in the running to be named the West Coast Poly Champion of the Year, to be awarded at the 2024 WAFL Grand Final.
In addition, the West Coast Poly Champion of the Year will receive a WAFL Grand Final Experience as well as a Josh Kennedy signed eagles jersey and Josh Kennedy signed footballs, for their club.
WAFC Executive Manager Country Football, Facilities and Affiliates, Brent Hedley said this partnership extension and refocus is a testament to the ongoing commitment from West Coast Poly to the health of regional WA.
“Country Football WA is thrilled to extend its partnership with West Coast Poly,” Mr Hedley said.
“Country football is the lifeblood of local communities. Volunteers and players play pivotal roles in sustaining the vibrant football culture we cherish.”
“The West Coast Poly Champion of the Week is the perfect way to shine a light on those ‘champions’ within regional WA.”
“Country Football WA’s vision is to ensure that communities are thriving through football.”
Nominations will open from Monday 29th April. Click here for more information, or to nominate please click here.
Each week you can nominate a member of your club that is a ‘champion’ in your rural footy club. They can be for those on field or off field, so whether they kicked a bag on field, or helped out so the club ran smoothly off field, we want to recognise your champions!
Nominate your champion each Monday at the Country Football WA website here
Chloe Seivwright from the Ports Football Club Esperance is our very first Champion of the week!
Chloe won Best on Ground for ANZAC Round on the weekend and is putting in the hard work and committing to extra training sessions including heading to Perth for footy trips.
She was Runner up Fairest and Best last season for Ports women’s team at 17 and is a player to look out for this year down in the Esperance District Football Association.
Congratulations Chloe!