Where to See the Perth Wildcats Fixture List and Game Schedule

The Perth Wildcats fixture list is published directly on the team's official homepage at wildcats.com.au. The schedule appears as a round-by-round list showing the date, tip-off time, and the two teams playing, using three-letter codes such as PER (Perth), ADL (Adelaide), and NZL (New Zealand). Both home and away games are included in the same list, so you can see at a glance whether Perth is hosting or travelling.

Where the schedule sits on the page

The homepage carries a fixtures block alongside other sections such as Videos, News, Standings, and Team Leaders. The schedule is the part to scan for upcoming games — it is organised by round rather than by calendar month, which matches how the league itself is structured.

How to read each entry

Every line follows the same pattern:

• Round number — e.g. "Round 2", "Round 3"
• Date — day and month, e.g. "24 Sep"
• Time — e.g. "7:30 pm"
• Matchup — two team codes, with the home team listed first

So an entry reading 24 Sep 7:30 pm PER ADL means Perth hosts Adelaide on 24 September at 7:30 pm. An entry reading 17 Oct 4:30 pm SYD PER means Sydney hosts Perth — Perth is the away side.

Home vs away at a glance

Team codes you will see

The schedule uses short codes for opponents. From the published fixtures these include ADL (Adelaide), NZL (New Zealand), SEM (South East Melbourne), SYD (Sydney), MEL (Melbourne), ILL (Illawarra), BRI (Brisbane), CNS (Cairns), and TAS (Tasmania).

What the published fixtures show

The homepage lists rounds running from Round 2 through Round 16, covering dates from late September through early January. Examples include:

• Round 2 — 24 Sep, 7:30 pm, PER vs ADL; 26 Sep, 7:30 pm, PER vs NZL
• Round 5 — 17 Oct, 4:30 pm, SYD vs PER (away game)
• Round 8 — 4 Nov, 4:30 pm, BRI vs PER; 8 Nov, 2:00 pm, PER vs CNS
• Round 15 — 1 Jan, 4:30 pm, TAS vs PER; 3 Jan, 12:00 pm, NZL vs PER

Some rounds contain two Perth games, others just one, so it is worth reading the full list rather than assuming a single match per round.

Time zone note

Times are shown in the format used on the site (12-hour with am/pm). They are not labelled with a time zone on the page, so if you are following from outside the venue's local area, treat the listed time as the local time for that fixture and convert as needed before planning.

Practical tips

• Scan by round, not by date. Rounds are the primary grouping, so find the round you need first, then check the dates within it.
• Check the team order before assuming a home game. The first code is the host.
• Look for double rounds. Several rounds list two Perth fixtures on different dates.
• Use the surrounding sections for context. Standings and Team Leaders sit near the schedule if you want to see how a matchup shapes up.