Path to Glory: Life Without Barriers Integrated Finals Series Set to Ignit

The stage is set for the 2025 Life Without Barriers Integrated Finals Series, with all 14 teams across A and B Divisions preparing to battle it out in a high-stakes opening weekend of community football.

This year’s finals format is built around maximising participation while raising the stakes — with every team playing in Week One. It’s elimination football for six of the seven clubs in each division, while the top-placed team earns a well-deserved week off and the right to host the Second Semi Final.

A Division: Kingsway Take Top Spot, Willetton Seek Redemption

Kingsway enter the finals as minor premiers after a consistent and commanding home-and-away season. They’ll enjoy the week off and the advantage of hosting the Second Semi Final, but it’s last year’s champions Willetton, who loom large in second place, hungry to go back-to-back after their 2024 triumph over Coolbinia.

Kelmscott and Coolbinia round out a strong top four, while Curtin Uni Wesley, High Wycombe and Swan Districts will all be out to cause upsets in the Elimination Finals. With proven September performers and exciting new contenders in the mix, A Division is set for a blockbuster finals series.

A Division Ladder

Kingsway
Willetton
Kelmscott
Coolbinia
Curtin Uni Wesley
High Wycombe
Swan Districts

B Division: Freo CBC on Top, But the Field is Wide Open

In B Division, Fremantle C.B.C have surged into top spot and will be looking to avenge last year’s Grand Final loss to Mandurah, a side still very much in contention after finishing third in 2025.

North Beach claimed second place and will host Wanneroo in a tough opening clash, while University, Warnbro, and Wembley fill out a finals series full of intrigue and opportunity. Fremantle C.B.C’s consistency has been the benchmark, but in B Division, recent history shows that flags can come from anywhere.

B Division Ladder

Fremantle C.B.C
North Beach
Mandurah
University
Warnbro
Wembley
Wanneroo

Finals Format Summary

1st Place: Bye in Week One, hosts the Second Semi-Final

Elimination Finals:
2nd vs 7th
3rd vs 6th
4th vs 5th

Losers eliminated

Second Semi Final: 1st vs highest-ranked Elimination Final winner

First Semi Final: 2nd-highest EF winner hosts the 3rd-highest

With club pride, premiership dreams and a year’s worth of hard work on the line, the Life Without Barriers Integrated Finals Series promises high drama, emotional victories, and unforgettable moments from the first bounce to the final siren. Let the finals begin.

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