How to Find Perth Wildcats News and Videos on the Official Site

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The official Perth Wildcats site, wildcats.com.au, has dedicated News and Videos sections that you reach directly from the main navigation. Use them when you want written updates or match highlights and interviews rather than the fixture list or standings. The site also carries Standings, Team Leaders, and a merchandise area ("Support your team with the latest gear"), so you can jump between results, stats, and shopping without leaving the page.

Where the News and Videos sections sit

The homepage navigation lists these entries alongside each other:

  • Videos
  • News
  • Standings
  • Team Leaders
  • Support your team with the latest gear

Because News and Videos are top-level items, you don't need to dig through a submenu to reach them. Selecting either one takes you to that content stream.

What you'll find in each section

News

The site describes itself as carrying "the latest news" about the club, so expect written updates tied to the current season — roster and player items, game-related announcements, and club coverage. This is the section to check when you want context around a result rather than the raw score.

Videos

The Videos section is where the club's visual content lives: highlights, interviews, and similar clips. If you've just watched a game and want the condensed version or post-match reaction, this is the faster route than reading a recap.

Standings and Team Leaders

These two sit next to News and Videos and answer different questions:

Section What it answers
Standings Where the Wildcats sit in the league table
Team Leaders Which players lead key statistical categories

Use them when you want the season picture rather than a single story.

How to browse recent content

  1. Open wildcats.com.au.
  2. Pick News or Videos from the main navigation.
  3. Scan the most recent items first — both sections are set up as ongoing feeds, so the newest posts appear at the top.
  4. To move between formats, switch back to the other section from the same navigation bar.

The site states its purpose is to keep fans "connected with your team," and the feed-style layout supports that: you check in, see what's new, and move on.

A practical example

Say a round has just finished and you want to catch up in a few minutes. Open Videos for the highlights, then switch to News for the written follow-up on the same match. If you then want to see how the result shifted the table, go to Standings; if you're curious who's leading a stat category, go to Team Leaders. All four are one click apart.

Common snags

  • Looking for a specific game's date or tip-off time? That's the fixture list, not News or Videos. The homepage shows upcoming rounds with dates and times (for example, "Round 2 24 Sep 7:30 pm PER ADL"), so check there or in the schedule rather than in the news feed.
  • Expecting a search box or archive filters? Nothing in the available site information confirms either, so plan on scrolling the feed rather than filtering by date or keyword.
  • Wanting to buy gear while you're there? The merchandise entry is labeled "Support your team with the latest gear" — it's a separate destination from News and Videos, so don't expect shopping links inside articles.

If your goal is simply to stay current, bookmark the News and Videos pages and check them after each round; that covers both the written and visual sides of the club's output.