AFL
High Performance AFL Program
Affiliated with the WA Football Commission
Mission Statement
To provide a quality program which fast tracks the player’s development along their Australian Football League pathway within the associated WAFL/AFL Club Development Programs.
To provide quality academic, sporting, and personal opportunities for talented students from Year 7 to Year 12.
The program follows the National curriculum established by the AFL.
What does the program entail?
- 4 hours per week developing their skills including fitness and team strategies and tactics.
- Included in the 4 hours is the highly regarded Sport Science Program incorporating a focus on diet, nutrition, sports medicine courses, psychology, recovery and rehabilitation, coaching and refereeing
- Opportunities to compete in SSWA Competitions at Zone, Regional and State levels
- Opportunities to compete against leading Private Schools (PSA)
- Specialised skills development including role play and game based training
- Individual programs for players
- Strength and conditioning programs
- Sprint coaching
- Fitness Assessment twice a year with formal feedback provided
How does the program work?
- The program follows the National curriculum established by the AFL.
- To better prepare them for entry into WAFL Development Squads and the AFL system.
- There is a heavy emphasis on individual offensive and defensive fundamentals and also teaches advanced team principles of play. Players are conditioned to absorb pressure by hand and foot.
- Players have the opportunity to gain certificates in coaching and umpiring.
- The program is supplemented with a full academic curriculum, with the opportunities to gain University Entrance, TAFE Entry or complete a Certificate II in Sport.
- Students are supported by a school environment which caters for the academic and pastoral care needs of the talented athlete, allowing students to gain a quality education whilst still pursuing their sporting dreams.
- In Years 10-12 students have the opportunity to travel to Melbourne during the July holidays to attend AFL fixtures, participate in elite training sessions and play against Victoria’s Specialist AFL Schools.
How does the program link to AFL clubs?
- All players are required to be members of a WAFC affiliated Junior Club.
- The program complements programs conducted by WAFL and AFL Development Programs.
- Through our AFL network and relationships with National and State coaches, all players are provided with a multitude of opportunities to enhance their AFL careers.
Who are the coaches?
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Shaun Clifford
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Aaron Black
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What has the program achieved?
- 2016 RediMed Cup Champions (Cable Division)
- 2016 Freo Dockers Cup Champions (White Division)
- 2015 RediMed Cup Champions (Cable Division)
- 2014 Sports Ready Cup Champions (Cable Division)
- 2014 Schoolsport WA Year 10 State Champions
- 2013 Schoolsport WA Year 10 State Champions
- 2013 WAFC Cup 8/9 Runner Up Champions
- 2012 WAFC Cup 8/9 State Champions
- 2011-2012 Sports Ready Cup Semi Finalists
- 2007 & 2008 Reconciliation Cup Champions
- 2006 & 2007 Belt Up Cup Semi Finalists
- Sports Ready Cup Zone Champions since its inception in 2006
- A Zone Champions Years 8, 9 &10
College Facilities
The Sports Academy facilities include:
 Full size AFL oval |
 250 seat indoor stadium |
 25m indoor heated pool |
 Strength and conditioning centre |
 Seminar room |
How Can I Enrol My Child Into the AFL Program?
Parents wishing to enrol their child into one of our programs are required to submit an Application for Enrolment. To assist with the enrolment process, please include copies of all relevant documentation (as listed on the Application for Enrolment) at the time of submission.
Please visit our Enrolment page for further information or to download the Application for Enrolment.
