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LOWER SOUTH WEST FOOTBALL LEAGUE
LATEST NEWS
2025 LSWFL Tyrepower Manjimup League
| Kojonup | 186.42% | 52 |
| Deanmill | 196.09% | 40 |
| Bridgetown | 150.12% | 36 |
| Southerners | 124.49% | 32 |
| Boyup Brook | 77.80% | 16 |
| Tigers | 41.54% | 12 |
| Imperials | 40.25% | 8 |
2025 LSWFL Manjimup Retravision Reserves
| Deanmill | 445.42% | 52 |
| Bridgetown | 201.47% | 44 |
| Kojonup | 208.33% | 36 |
| Imperials | 117.37% | 28 |
| Tigers | 34.44% | 16 |
| Boyup Brook | 41.72% | 10 |
| Southerners | 36.71% | 10 |
2025 LSWFL East Perth Football Club Colts
| Southerners | 466.07% | 52 |
| Tigers | 168.95% | 36 |
| Deanmill | 152.05% | 36 |
| Bridgetown | 36.44% | 12 |
| Imperials | 27.25% | 4 |
Filming Footy
Relive
the action!
New to the Lower South West in 2025, one match each week is being streamed, completely free for viewers, on Filming Footy. Relive the most recent game here, or click the link below to visit the Filming Footy channel on YouTube.
A big thank you to our broadcast partners who help bring LSWFL action to our screens, Talison Lithium and Triple M Rocks Footy!
Community football
in the Lower South West
With it’s heartland in Manjimup, and from Kojonup in the east, to Southerners in the south, the Lower South West Football League has been bringing football to communities since 1959.
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Years of Community
Get involved
in the LSWFL
Part of the beauty of community football, is there is a way for everyone to be involved. Whether you’re planning on putting the boots on, grabbing a whistle, sending the message onto the ground or one of a huge number of roles that it requires to keep football ticking over each year, there is a place in community football for YOU!
Playing
The Lower South West is home to 7 clubs, with League, Reserves and Colts football competition. Visit our Clubs page to find your nearest club and start kicking goals .
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Age group football through to Seniors -
Clubs in Manjimup, Pemberton, Kojonup, Bridgetown & Boyup Brook -
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Competitive country football in connected communities
Umpiring
Without umpires, we wouldn’t have a game. If you’re passionate about football and looking for a way to stay active, stay connected to the game, and earn some extra income – contact the LSWFL.
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Get paid for keeping active -
Learn & grow, gaining in depth knowledge of the game’s rules -
Start local and work your way up to umpire at state or national level -
Click HERE for more information about umpiring
Volunteering
Volunteers are the lifeblood of community football. From committee members, to Team Managers, to working on the gate and greeting patrons with a smile, the list of roles in community football is endless. Contact your local club or the LSWFL via [email protected] to find out how you can get involved.
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Share life experiences and skills -
Contribute to your local community -
Make new friends -
Do something you’ve always wanted to do, apply a passion
