The league covers an area from Bidyadanga in the west to Derby in the east.

At the end of the 2005 season there were eight teams participating – Broome Bulls, Broome Saints, Towns, Bidyadanga Emus, Peninsula Bombers, Cable Beach Greenbacks, Derby Lightning and Mowanjum Hawks.

In 2006 the Looma Eagles joined the competition after leaving the Central Kimberley Football League (CKFL).

After WWII there was an influx of workers to the town, The Japanese had bombed Broome during the war and the town needed rebuilding, The State and Federal Governments were involved and with the slogan of Populate or persist the game of Australian rules was revived.

Men's Competition Premiers: Bidyadanga Emus Bullen Medal (Best & Fairest): Angelo Thomas (Bidyadanga) & Hayden McLeod (Bulls) Men's Competition Premiers: Broome Bulls Bullen Medal (Best & Fairest): Wade Wundungin (Derby Tigers) Men's Competition Premiers: Cable Beach Bullen Medal (Best & Fairest): Tristram Pigram (Saints) Women's competition Men's Competition Premiers: Cable Beach Bullen Medal (Best & Fairest): Benjamin Goldie (Towns) Women's Competition Men's Competition Premiers: TBC Bullen Medal (Best & Fairest): TBC Women's Competition 2013: Joseph Dann (Cable Beach) 2014: Hayden McLeod (Bulls) 2015: Gerrick Weedon (Derby) 2016: Angelo Thomas (Bidyadanga) and Hayden McLeod (Bulls) 2017: Wade Wundungin (Derby) 2018: Wade Wundungin (Derby), Anthony Treacy (Cable Beach) & Zephenier Skinner (Looma) 2019: Angelo Thomas (Bidyadanga) 2020: Not awarded due to COVID-19 pandemic 2021: Tristram Pigram (Saints) 2022: Benjamin Goldie (Towns)