The representative team for the Hills Football Association was comprised of players from clubs across the Perth Hills who competed in a country football carnival against regional teams.
Lesmurdie BMX riders to compete in world championships
Fourteen Hills BMX Club riders from Lesmurdie have qualified for the BMX world championships in Queensland after competing at April's nationals in Shepparton.
Mundaring Roos played a competitive game against Gidgegannup but were able to maintain the lead throughout despite the fierce clash and earned the win.
Veteran Chidlow Cougars player Matthew Mallaby recently played his 300th game against the Pickering Brook Hawks, boosting team morale and helping secure the victory.
Family success at combined horse driving championships
Paulls Valley mother and daughter Tracey and Niamh Tester win national titles at the Australian Combined Driving Championships after strong performances across three equestrian events.
Chidlow Cougars dominate Pickering Brook Hawks by 148 points, celebrating returning past captain Matthew Mallaby’s 300th game with a commanding all-round team performance.
Midland Tigers showed continued improvement despite a heavy loss to Mt Helena Lions as both sides built momentum in the Hills Football Association season.
Mundaring defeats Pickering Brook in HFA round five
Mundaring proved too strong for Pickering Brook in the Hills Football Association round five with an unrelenting and accurate offense that earned them the win.
Maida Vale swimmer Gladys McGough, 96, continues breaking records, setting state and national milestones while inspiring fellow masters swimmers across Western Australia.
Midland fighters return from Thailand with gold medals
Midland fighters Ashraf Farawah and Shell Read returned from Thailand with gold medals, earning praise after standout performances at the world championships in March competition.
