Tom Price delivers spectacular North West Championships
The best of regional football was on show on the weekend as players, coaches, officials and families came together for the 2026 North West Championships.
This year’s event took place in the Pilbara town of Tom Price and showcased the strength, passion and continued growth of football throughout regional Western Australia.
Football West General Manager – Football David Lewis said: “Congratulations to Tom Price Soccer Club, who were exceptional hosts. This was the first time they had held the North West Championships and they exceeded expectations with a professionally delivered event that set a new benchmark for future tournaments. The commitment and hospitality shown by the local organising team and community ensured a memorable experience for all involved.
“This strong support created a unique atmosphere. From volunteers and local businesses to families and supporters, the Tom Price community embraced the event. Their contribution helped create a welcoming environment that highlighted the power of sport to bring communities together. Beyond the football, participants enjoyed a range of activities that added to the overall experience, including a spectacular fireworks display on Saturday night and end-of-tournament celebrations that fostered connection and camaraderie among attendees.”
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The tournament, which ran from Friday to Sunday, saw teams from Tom Price, Broome, Newman, Port Hedland and Karratha junior soccer associations compete in Under 9, U11, U13 and U15 boys and girls categories.
“The heart of the championships was undoubtedly the players and team officials, whose enthusiasm, sportsmanship and commitment over the weekend embodied everything that makes regional football special,” Mr Lewis said.
“A lasting legacy for regional football with the success of the 2026 North West Championships strengthening relationships across the football community and showing the capacity of regional centres to host major events, leaving a positive legacy for the future development of the game in the North West.
“None of this is possible without external the support, and Football West thanks Fortescue Metals Group and the Shire of Ashburton for their great backing for this year’s championships. We also want to acknowledge the WA Government’s ongoing support for our regional programs.”