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Western Australia has a long and proud rugby history spanning more than 120 years. On Friday, 10 December, 2005 it was announced that WA had won the bid to join the 2006 Super 14 competition.
On the back of 'people power' with more than 25,500 Western Australians expressing their desire to see a Super Rugby team in the west, the Western Force was born.
Over the past nine seasons, the club has experienced euphoria and disappointment but our Sea of Blue has remained loyal and proudly parochial throughout it all.
We are a proud Western Australian club, committed to growing rugby participation and rugby talent through the inspiration of our people and our services.
Now is the opportunity to reignite that passion which delivered this team to WA and call on rugby fans new and existing to support their own WA team.
Belong to the Sea of Blue right here on our official YouTube channel where you can find all the latest behind the scenes action from Western Australia's Super Rugby club.
Western Australia has a long and proud rugby history spanning more than 120 years. On Friday, 10 December, 2005 it was announced that WA had won the bid to join the 2006 Super 14 competition.
On the back of 'people power' with more than 25,500 Western Australians expressing their desire to see a Super Rugby team in the west, the Western Force was born.
Over the past nine seasons, the club has experienced euphoria and disappointment but our Sea of Blue has remained loyal and proudly parochial throughout it all.
We are a proud Western Australian club, committed to growing rugby participation and rugby talent through the inspiration of our people and our services.
Now is the opportunity to reignite that passion which delivered this team to WA and call on rugby fans new and existing to support their own WA team.
Belong to the Sea of Blue right here on our official YouTube channel where you can find all the latest behind the scenes action from Western Australia's Super Rugby club.