2022 B-E Grade Grand Final Frenzy

21 Grand Finals will be played across seven venues in the Perth Football League’s B-E Grades on Saturday 10 September.

Hamersley Carine, Brentwood Booragoon, Secret Harbour and Jandakot will all field two teams on the day and be hoping to secure multiple premierships.

Kalamunda, University, North Beach and Curtin Uni Wesley will feature three sides which is a reflection of the strong seasons the clubs had across multiple grades.

Wanneroo will remarkably have four teams contest for a premiership with three of these matches taking place at Pentanet Stadium which is set to be a massive day for the club and supporters.

The B Grade decider between Mount Lawley and Wanneroo will be streamed live and free on the Perth Football League Facebook page from 2:30pm.

The full B-E Grade Grand Final schedule can be viewed below.

Entry to all venues is $15 (Free for children 15 and under).

Grand Final Programmes will be available to download at all grounds via QR codes or you can download it here

Gate admission is contactless payment only. No cash will be accepted at venues.

No alcohol is permitted to be brought into venues. Bags and vehicles will be subject to search on entry.

Download the Perth Football League App to stay up to date with all the live scores and results.

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