As the Perth Wildcats get set for a refresh of their logo for next season, it got us reminiscing about the very best and very worst of WA sporting teams’ logos over the years. See our rankings from 23 to 1!
Chris Robinson
Zoe Cransberg is hoping she can replicate the feat of teammate Ruth Aryang after she signed on as West Coast Fever’s 11th player for the 2025 Super Netball season.
Mitchell Woodcock
West Coast Fever have turned to the shooter who broke their hearts four years ago to fill the void to replace Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard next season, signing Malawi star Mwai Kumwenda.
West Coast Fever star Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard says she's overjoyed after learning she is pregnant, but confirmed she will miss all of next season.
Justin Chadwick
West Coast Fever will be without one of world netball’s best players in Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard for all of next season. Here’s why.
After Bryce Cotton nudged aside James Crawford in the Wildcats’ record books, it got us thinking: Who else in WA sport can lay claim to being the kings and queens of single-game scoring greatness?
Newly-crowned Liz Ellis Diamond-winner Sophie Garbin has no plans to move home to Western Australia any time soon, she revealed after capping a whirlwind 12 months with netball’s top gong.
Caitlin Bassett
Melbourne Vixens and Diamonds star Sophie Garbin has capped an impressive year by winning the Liz Ellis Diamond as Australian netball's top player.
Melissa Woods
After helping secure the Constellation Cup for New Zealand, star recruit Grace Nweke will try to steer the NSW Swifts back to the top of Super Netball.
West Coast Fever will face Australia’s Constellation Cup killer Grace Nweke in her Super Netball debut when they host the NSW Swifts in their 2025 Super Netball season opener. SEE THE FULL FIXTURES HERE
Albany defensive young gun Keely Berry is relishing the opportunity to play for West Coast Fever’s under-17 futures squad after catching the eye of development coaches at the State Cup held in Perth last month.
Harry Grigson
Having won the last Test but lost the Constellation Cup to New Zealand, Diamonds coach Stacey Marinkovich says Super imports affect young Australian talent.
With Sophie Garbin shooting at 100 per cent, the Diamonds have stopped a Silver Ferns clean sweep in the Constellation Cup.
While they've already lost the Constellation Cup to New Zealand, the Diamonds want to win the final Test in Melbourne and play to their world No.1 standing.
Australia trail New Zealand 3-0 in the Constellation Cup series, but they have a chance to salvage some pride in the final Test in Melbourne.
New Zealand are the new Constellation Cup champions after star shooter Grace Nweke produced a standout display to lead her team to victory in Perth.
Australia trail NZ 2-0 in the Constellation Cup series, meaning they need to win in Perth and Melbourne to send the contest into a winner-takes-all extra time.
Australia must slow down New Zealand’s mid-court and turn off the tap to star goal-shooter Grace Nweke if they are to claw their way back into the Constellation Cup series.
Jackson Barrett
West Aussie Sunday Aryang will play her first Diamonds match in Perth on Sunday and genuinely believes a bumper home crowd will be a major boost for her team.
The Diamonds must beat New Zealand in Perth on Sunday and in Melbourne next week in order to send the series to a decisive extra time.
Australia's misery in New Zealand has stretched to an eighth straight loss, with the Diamonds losing the second Constellation Cup netball clash, falling 63-52.
Coach Stacey Marinkovich wants to see the Diamonds show some pride after being humbled in the opening Constellation Cup clash.
Australia have suffered their biggest defeat against New Zealand in 14 years with the Diamonds outplayed 64-50 in the first Constellation Cup match.
Jamie-Lee Price says a reputation as a physical player has come at a cost as the Diamonds prepare for their Constellation Cup netball series with New Zealand.