Country Football WA
Country Football WA is the governing body for the sport of Australian rules football in the non-metropolitan areas of Western Australia. The organisation was founded in 1973 as the Western Australian National Country Football League before becoming the West Australian Country Football League in 1979. The organisation rebranded to its current name in September 2023.
CFWA is also responsible for organising the Country Football Championships, contested annually between the various regional sides.
Structure
The association is structured around eight Regional Football Development Councils which are responsible for assisting the development of the game in regional areas:- Goldfields RFDC
- Great Southern RFDC
- Kimberley RFDC
- Midlands RFDC
- Mid West RFDC
- Pilbara RFDC
- South West RFDC
- Wheatbelt RFDC
- Avon Football Association
- Kimberley Football Association">Kimberley (Western Australia)">Kimberley Football Association
- Central Midlands Coastal Football League
- Wheatbelt Football League">Wheatbelt (Western Australia)">Wheatbelt Football League
- East Kimberley Football Association
- Eastern Districts Football League
- Esperance [District Football Association]
- Fortescue National Football League
- Gascoyne Football Association
- Goldfields Football League
- Great [Northern Football League]
- Great [Southern Football League (Western Australia)|Great Southern Football League]
- Hills Football Association
- South West Football League">South West (Western Australia)">South West Football League
- Mortlock Football League
- North Midlands Football League
- Newman National Football League
- North [Pilbara Football League]
- Ongerup Football Association
- Onshore Cup Football Association
- Peel Football League
- South West Football League
- Ravensthorpe & Districts Football Association
- Great Southern Football League">Great Southern (Western Australia)">Great Southern Football League
- West Kimberley Football League
Presidents
- 1973–91 "Bud" Byfield
- 1991–2001 John J. Lussick
- 2001–08 Ken Baxter
- 2008–18 Terry House
- 2018–present John Shadbolt