AFL Masters Football in WA confers the following awards for individuals and clubs throughout each year:

The Terry McNamara Memorial Trophy  - Metro Club of the Year

The Mike Adams Memorial Trophy – Country Club of the Year

The Ron Walters Memorial Trophy – Metro Person of the Year

The Alan Treacy Memorial Trophy – Country Person of the Year

Most Valuable Player Medals – National Carnivals

2009 saw a change to the Most Valuable Player Medal which up until the Darwin Carnival in 2008 was an award that was presented to a single person adjudged by his fellow teammates to have been Western Australia's Most Valuable Player over all grades at the National Carnival, this single award was known as the Thompson Family Medal. For the first time, 2009 saw the introduction of a single medal for each separate division. The medal retained the same prestigious design that was introduced in 2005 and was awarded to the Most Valuable Player in each division, named after significant individuals who have represented the state with distinction.

The Brian Thompson Medal - Most Valuable Supers Player

The Bruce Arlow Medal - Most Valuable Masters Player

The Mike Adams Medal - Most Valuable Seniors Player

The John McKibbin Medal - Most Valuable Super Seniors Player

The Darryl Ogg Medal - Most Valuable Legends Player

With the addition of a WA Women’s Masters team travelling to the National Carnival in 2018, a new award, the AFL Masters WA Women’s Most Valuable Player Medal was added.

The AFL Masters WA Womens – Most Valuable Player

In 2020, the Board decided to rename the “Most Valuable Player” awards to the “Fairest and Best Player” award from each age group and add the AFLMWA Fair and Best awards to any age group that had more than one team representing the state.

Subsequently in 2022, 3 awards were renamed in the honour of 3 individuals who have lead the way in Masters Football in WA and for the first time at a National Carnival, the Over 65s men’s competition was played, with the subsequent award being named, the AFLMWA Golden Oldies Fairest and Best Medal.

The women’s 35 age group award was changed from the AFLMWA Womens Fairest and Best player to:

The Linlee Taylor Womens 35s Fairest and Best Player

Within the men’s teams, the Seniors Division 2 and the Super Seniors Division 2 awards were renamed from AFLMWA Men’s Fairest and Best to:

The Neville Clarke Seniors Division 2 Fairest and Best Player

The Trevor Staniforth Super Senior Division 2 Fairest and Best Player