West Australians love their sport, whether it's watching from the sidelines or taking to the field.
With more sunny days than any other state in Australia, Western Australia is the perfect place to get active in the great outdoors.
Join Australian Rules football fanatics as they cheer on local teams West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers at Subiaco Oval.
The stadium erupts in a patriotic roar when our boys kick a goal, lay a hearty tackle or take a screaming mark.
See why Aussie Rules is regarded as one of the toughest games in the world. You can catch a round between late March and early September.
In Summer head to the WACA (Western Australian Cricket Association) to watch an explosive game of cricket.
This world-class venue has played host to International tests and the Ashes series, and is home to the State team, the Western Warriors.
Perth Oval is home to Western Australia's champion soccer team, Perth Glory.
Warm up your vocal chords and cheer on the boys between September and January.
Western Australia is also the base for Australia's Super 14 rugby team. Known as the Western Force, this passionate squad plays before packed houses of excited fans from February to May.
When it comes to strapping on the sports gear, locals play everything from netball and golf to basketball and water sports.
Quality outdoor netball and basketball courts are peppered around the State and all you need to bring is the ball.
Western Australia has the perfect climate to enjoy a round of golf.
It is plentiful in award-winning courses, including Port Kennedy, Fremantle, Point Walter, Maylands and The Vines is home of the Johnnie Walker Classic.
And with over 12,000 kilometres of pristine coastline to play in, water sports such as sailing, windsurfing, kayaking and surfing are firm favourites.
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