2010 ANNUAL REPORT Major Corporate Sponsors Office Bearers & Football Staff

Assistant Coaches League: Damien McMahon, Gary Poole Reserves: Craig Fewster, Brett Edwards, Daniel Richmond, Neil Allen Colts: Joel Forsyth, Kevin McArthur, Adrian Bland President: Damian Matthews SHUT DOWN SERVICES Strength and Conditioning League/Reserves: Matt Barber NO INCIDENTS - NO ACCIDENTS - NO EXCUSES Colts: Brent Davis

Specialist Coaches Ruck: Josh Krueger Vice Presidents: Daryle Mann, Graham Bell Tackling: Grant Ross Kicking: Murray Couper

Team Managers League: Kevin Wilson, Todd Smith Reserves: Mike Nicholas Colts: Steve Ransted Directors: Mel Bellgard, Ian Callahan, Steve Irons MHR, Affiliate Sponsors Team Runners League: Dave Drewitt, Chris Prescott 3M G & S FURNITURE SOLOMONS FLOORING CANNINGTON Reserves: Kane Robertson 6PR GOLD STYLE HOMES SOUTHERN GAZETTE Colts: Brent Davis, Rowan Blee ABBOTTS INDUSTRIAL COOLING GRAND CINEMAS STRATEGIC WINES ACCESS CARPET CARE GUNNS TIMBER WA STEVE IRONS MP Statisticians ACE RENT A CAR HANCOCK FAMILY TRUST STYLE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Mark Treasure, Steve Kargotich, Neil Darby, Kevin Dack League: Raf Aoun, Andrew Myers, Tyson Kelly (Country Representative) Reserves: Raf Aoun, Jim Bunbury, Tyson Kelly ADVANCED ENGINEERING HARVEY FRESH STAFF LINK Colts: Raf Aoun, Ray Butchard, Tyson Kelly BARBER REAL ESTATE HOST PLUS SUPERLINE PLASTICS Chief Executive Officer: Brian Leys BARTERCARD INTEGRATED PACKAGING GRANT AND BRETT SYMONDS Match Up Boards BENTLEYS IDEAL DOORS AND CABINETS THE VALVE COMPANY Football Manager: Rob Bassell/Darren Solomon League: Brent Davis Reserves: Paul Maher Accounts Manager: John Matthews BASELL ELECTRICAL INHOUSE CATERING (WA SPITROAST) TOOLMART Office Administrator: Melissa Audino Little League Manager: David Paton BELMONT OASIS LEISURE CENTRE INSPIRED LIFE TOWBAR CITY BGC CONCRETE INTERVISION SECURITY UN PLUMBING Office Assistant: Kerri-Anne Pendal Property Steward: Arthur Ransted BEN WYATT MLA JASON WINDOWS VANDERS PAINTING Maintenance: Lance Rigby BRANDRILL JOHNS BUILDING SUPPLIES VIC PARK AUTO CARE Time Keepers Rob Wiley Foundation Development Director: League: Len Waldock, Simon Collins BUDGET RENT-A-CAR KASSEMS PIZZA WEARFORCE Steven Armstrong Reserves: Simon Collins BURLEY SEKEM KD AIRE WEST COAST SALES AND MARKETING District Manager: Darren Solomon/Scott Faulkner Colts: Simon Collins CARLISLE HOTEL KWIK KOPY A huge thank you to all the other donors and CAMM AND ASSOCIATES LIQUOR BARONS CARLISLE District Development Officer: Ground Announcer: Jesse Roznicki sponsors of player awards, banquet auction Joseph Brierty/Anthony Balcombe CHRISTINAS RESTAURANT NEDGO prizes, corporate classic sponsorship and Junior Development Officer: James Crabtree Ground Manager: Gary Lendich COCA-COLA AMATIL NOOSA HOLIDAY ACCOMODATION many more. We are indebted to you for your CLIPSAL OAKVALE CAPITAL wonderful community support Club Patron: Dr Steve Kargotich Club Doctor: Dr Rob Bradford CPD GROUP QUOKKA CVM TRUCKS RELOCATION WEST Vice Patrons: Vince Pendal, Ted O’Connor, Assistant: Vicki Bradford Peter Gilkison, Barry McGrath, Michael Redenbach DEVLEND ROMNAC ENTERPRISES and Pat Rafferty Physiotherapists FARRELL’S RESTAURANT REDBACK DRILLING Corporate Classic Winner League/Reserves: Emidio Pacecca FILTERS ELITE SGS Coaches Colts: Anna Fisher FOSTERS SIZER BUILDING League – Andrew Jarman Principal Loans Reserves – Ric Curtis Head Trainer FIRST GLASS SKINS COMPRESSION GARMENTS Colts – Damien McMahon League/Reserves: Corrine McGowan, Dana Pimley, FOSTERS SCT LOGISTICS SOLAR HARNESS Kim Hawson Colts: Maryanne Stan-Bishop

2010 Annual Report - 3 President’s Report CEO’s Report

Damian Matthews, President Further, we rely extremely heavily on ongoing financial support from the challenges that the Club faces in converting talented kids in our members to stay afloat. I encourage all members to make renewing District into potential league footballers. My final report to members as President of our Thomas. I have heaped praise on this group in the past and all of it their memberships, coming to games and attending fundraising proud Club is written with disappointment about is well deserved. They are the best PPOA in the WAFL. events an accepted and welcomed part of life whether the side is After a lot of hard work from a lot of people things are basically set the on field results of 2010 but also with great winning or losing. A small increase in support would produce a big up for football success at EFTel Oval. We have outstanding player hope and confidence for the future. Other positives for the Club in 2010 were the continued success benefit, any drop off could prove fatal. facilities and stand alone at a great oval, supported by the Town of of the District under the leadership of Neil Darby and new JCC Victoria Park with a long term lease. While not a wealthy club we To say that the Club performed poorly in 2010 is Chairman Ross Leipold and the growing strength of junior clubs The Club is now certainly a comfortable and happy place to spend have the resources to pay our players properly and to recruit well. an understatement. A return of two league wins in the District with numerous volunteers, too many to mention, time and money. The facilities have improved significantly over the The squad is rich in talent and potential and our absorption of colts is completely unacceptable and everyone at the Club knows this. It deserving of thanks and praise. The Club was also well represented last decade, as has the quality of fundraising events. Even though players into the senior squad is better than in many years. is frustrating that the results do not accurately reflect much that is in State Squads in the various age competitions, as we have been too often spoiled by the result, the match day experience at EFTel going right in football at the Club but results do not lie and there is for some years now, a testament to the success of our programmes Oval remains, in my opinion, second to none in the WAFL. The Club It has been my view for some time now that if the key people in foot- clearly a need to do things differently and better. and a beacon of light for the future. is full of interesting and passionate people who it is a pleasure to ball at the Club – the coach and the senior player group - decide to There were, however, unfortunately many sad times for the Club in spend time with. make it their own personal business to achieve success, to not lose There have been changes to key personnel involved in football. For 2010. In the year we celebrated 55 years since the 55 grand final faith or focus, to demand of themselves and others the maximum those who have moved on, the Club thanks you for your efforts and win we lost one of the heroes of that game and a true legend of Football success continues to be elusive with rare bright spots only effort in preparation and performance, and to accept no excuses for wishes you well for the future. I make special mention here of Rod Australian Rules football in Merv McIntosh. Pride in the achieve- provided recently by several years of good performances at colts anything less, then that success will come. Basell who filled the role of Football Manager with outstanding dedi- ments of Merv McIntosh is, and always will be, a part of the soul of and junior representative levels and some outstanding individual cation and love for the Club routinely going above and beyond the every Perth Football Club supporter. Gone but never forgotten, rest achievements. It is taking a long time for the hard work of the I thank all who have supported me during my time as President and call of duty to keep everything ticking over. I know Rod's wife Gail in peace Big Merv. District to flow through to our senior squad but that is starting to in particular I thank the present staff of the Club, led by CEO Brian supported him tremendously in much of this and our thanks go to happen now. We need to remind ourselves of just how far off the Leys, and all who have served on the Board of the Club with me. I her also. We will also miss Club doctor for the past two seasons Len Waldock's record of volunteer service to the Club is unsur- pace we were in elite development in our zone when the District make special note of Mel Bellgard who has announced that he will Dr Rob Bradford and wife Vicki who made a great impact in a short passed and unlikely to ever be repeated. Len filled a variety of roles model began to operate. not be seeking re-election after 12 years as a Director. Mel has been time with their passion and energy. with the Club but will be best remembered for over 60 continuous I am confident that the benefits of the work in the District will be felt a tremendous stalwart of the Club, much loved and admired by all. years as our league timekeeper. Len's departure left us all saddened increasingly but I cannot leave this subject without commenting on Finally, thank you to all members and supporters of the Club for your In relation to those coming in to fill key positions, members should rest and humbled by his selflessness and loyalty. There will never be the Commission's last minute decision in 2010 to strip the emerging support and your dedication to the cause. My final word is a call to assured that the appointments are quality ones made after thorough another like you Len. suburb of Southern River from us (after initially deciding to leave it stay true, to fight for your Club in anyway that you can, and to enjoy and professional processes designed to find people who will best meet The Club was also saddened by the loss of George Spalding during with us) to accommodate the 'needs' of another WAFL club. It was an the rewards that will follow. the Club's current needs. It is exciting that our new Senior Coach, the year, one of the great characters to have left his mark with us. extremely disappointing decision and one which fails to understand Damien McMahon, and new Football Manager, Darren Solomon, have George was a past player and past President, a rare combination in been involved with the Club for many years already and have demon- the history of the Club. Bryan Leys, CEO strated loyalty and achieved success in previous roles. Members may also rest assured that all new appointees under- As this is my last report to you as members, I set out my views on The 2010 season has not lived up to expectations the football department as the new Football Operations Manager. stand the heavy burden they bear to do their jobs professionally and where I believe the Club is at and where it is headed. Financially, the and it was disappointing that the senior team The Club is confident that our positive changes are building a strong diligently, to work as part of a team and to focus unrelentingly on Club is sound. We have had good continuity and quality of represen- ended the year with just two wins, but I believe team both on and off the field and I believe our direction for the achieving success. tation at Board and Finance Committee levels for several years now. many exciting challenges lie ahead as we look future is the right one. The good news story of the year for the Club must surely be the This means that we are able to set sensible budgets, informed by our forward to a more successful 2011 season. outstanding season of our Butcher Medallist Tendai Mzungu, and knowledge of past performance and our capability to meet income I would like to acknowledge the support of all sponsors including his subsequent recruitment into the AFL by the Fremantle Football and expenditure levels set. There are always surprises, and more The key to our future relies on the ongoing Phoenix Shutdown Services, EFTel, Southside Mitsubishi, Solar Club. Tendai, of course, did all the work and the Club is just happy often than not they are nasty ones, such as our deplorable on field support and contribution of all sponsors, members and volunteers Harness and SGS along with many others that have helped out the that we could be there to help him on his way. You could not meet a performance in 2010 and its impact on attendances and catering, to ensure the club can be sustained off field whilst working hard for club throughout the year. We look forward to continuing our part- finer young man and every young player coming through the system but we now have the energy and ability to recognise threats early on field success. nership with all sponsors. should look to Tendai to see what can be achieved at this Club with and respond to them appropriately. This has meant that the Club's the right attitude. financial performance has been steady in recent years and we have Accordingly it is a priority of ours to increase the sponsorship, Also a big thank you for the ongoing support I have received from avoided the crises that have plagued us in the past. membership and volunteer base while achieving greater on field President Damian Matthews and the Board in my first year as CEO. As one Perth favourite takes the next step in his football career we success for the 2011 season. The 2011 season will bring on bigger and better things as the farewell another favourite, who ended his playing days in 2010. But I need to sound a strong note of caution in relation to our finan- This year our club experienced a number of staff changes throughout club continues to advance. I invite you to join us in what will be an Troy Cook is one of the greatest players to ever pull on the red and cial future. Like all elite sporting clubs we have high set expenditures the season including Maintenance Manager Colin Hutton, Promotions exciting season and encourage you to play your part in the future black. He is admired by all in football for his character as a player such as player payments, ground maintenance, insurance, the list Manager Danielle Billings, Office Manager Heather Atchison, success of the Perth Football Club. and a person and it was a proud day when we were able to send goes on, but unlike some clubs the meeting of those expenditures Functions Manager Julia Spark, Strength and Conditioning Coach him off with a resounding win. Thank you Cookie for all you have is done purely by revenue raising on a year by year, dollar by dollar Matt Barber, Football Manager Rod Basell, Player Development Thank you to the Mayor Trevor Vaughan, CEO Arthur Kyron and the done for the Club as a player and ambassador and thank you again basis, a tough process which fully tests the skills and dedication of Officer Steven Armstrong and Senior Coach Andrew Jarman. We Town of Victoria Park councillors for your ongoing support and we for deciding to continue your association with the Demons as an all involved. thank you all for your contribution to the Perth Football Club and look forward to a continuing partnership that will not only enhance assistant coach in 2011. We rely extremely heavily on volunteers to keep the expenditure wish you well for your future endeavours. the Perth Football Club – Lathlain precinct but also the surrounding A notable achievement through the year was the opening of the as low as we possibly can. If the spirit of volunteerism that has We have set up a new coaching structure which is lead by Damien community. Redlegs to Demons History Centre. This was a project 5 years in sustained our Club for so long was to wane we would soon be in McMahon as the newly appointed Senior Coach with the inclusion the making and in the end only happened due to the efforts of the trouble. If you think you can help out in some capacity please put of new assistant coaches, strength and conditioning team, develop- Thank you to all who were apart of the 2010 season. PFC Past Players and Officials Association, led by President Dennis your hand up. ment coaches,Colts coach and Darren Solomon who will oversee

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Andrew Jarman, Senior Coach rounds when finals football was in our sights. They were inspiring to copped injuries from the week prior and debut colts boys to fill the watch, leaders stepping up from every corner, a genuine mateship sides. West Perth ones had Lynch and Bradley drop back from AFL To the players, support staff, members and It is always satisfying to see young footballers get an opportu- from youngest to oldest. which loaded their reserves side with Darling, Stockley and Andrews. Board I would like to thank you for giving me the nity and to develop their game to become 100 game players for A real sense of pride in the red and black. Quality talls that in the end we couldn’t match. opportunity to be the senior coach of the Perth the club. I was proud to see Aaron Elari, Brett Hodge, Liam Smith, Football Club. I have enjoyed every moment at Hayden Busher, Michael Florio all take big steps forward in their Lowlight: My inability to enable Cameron Kickett to achieve and We had some young players drop the ball a bit in the first quarter this establishment. football careers. While Tendai Mzungu and Dean White stepped up the friction caused by some players not wanting to play League which gave them a 7 goal lead. We fought back well but went down to another level with the support of , Steven Armstrong at the end of the season in lieu of playing development football. by 4 goals. It was a big game and the build up was finals like. The This season our aim like all clubs was to win and the other senior players. Football is a very enjoyable game when you have success but can experience will benefit the group going forward into season 2011. enough home and away games to give ourselves a chance to play be tormenting without it. It was very clear that the group is hungry for finals football; we know finals. Unfortunately we did not achieve this goal although we felt Now the season has ended, I believe together with selective it is achievable and very close to being reality. that we had a terrific opportunity to take a step forward and improve recruiting and development of our local talent the Perth Football Finals: After beating West Perth at Eftel late in the year we became on last year’s finish. Club will play finals in the very near future. legitimate finals contenders. We had some big games ahead but we Conclusion: The Development Squad has grown hugely this year had our destiny in our own hands. Should we keep winning it was likely having embraced Respect, Discipline and Mental Fitness. However we encountered some hurdles along the way, particularly To our passionate members and supporters I thank you for your to come down to the last game against West Perth for the #4 spot. We will only get better in season 2011 knowing what we are capable of. with key personel leaving, retirements mid year and injuries. Each tremendous support over the past 2 seasons. With some fine tuning In any other season 12 wins would get you in the 4 but with Swans Our template will continue to demand selfless players who will week presented a different challenge; we didn’t play consistently and a big preseason the club will move forward in a positive direc- only winning their last game and Peel not many more it meant the always win the hard ball and support the ball carrier. well all year, played in patches and in some games just played tion and have a more successful 2011 season. top sides won more games creating a bottle neck at the top of the poorly. ladder. Under a new Senior Coach I know players will play League football In conclusion I must thank all my assistant coaches and medical We disposed of West Perth, East Freo, and East Perth in the final 6 on their merits and if they are not performing they will find form Mid year I made the decision to promote and build a new playing list and support staff for their efforts through out the season. rounds with all of them making the 4. in the Development Squad. This will give a clear pathway for the for 2011 and beyond. Accordingly we had 21debutants who wore Good footy and best wishes to all. youth of our club to see their goal of league football become reality. the mighty demons jumper in 2010. Perth Development Squad were the big improvers and feared by the Reward for hard work and consistent performance will send a very competition, had we made the finals I have no doubt would have positive message. Rick Curtis, Reserves Coach played in a grand final. The last round saw us take on West Perth at Joondalup Arena, we Bring on season 2011, the resurgence of Perth Football Club. Overview: Season 2010 was my first as coach My personal opinion is that we could have promoted more or at of the Development Squad after serving 3 years least more regularly if senior players out of form were sent back to Damien Mc Mahon, Colts Coach’s as an assistant under Paul Maher. I had worked the Development Squad to find form instead persisting with them at under two Senior Coaches in Simon Eastaugh League level trying to play them into form. It clearly didn’t work and After a very solid pre season with a high number • Squad of 45 players plus 5 development players and Andrew Jarman. Both of whom afforded me the football club paid the price because of it. of invitees competing for a spot on our final list • 19 country players - 31 metro a great learning experience from 2 very different of 50, the coaching group could see that there • 42 players had the opportunity to play in the red and black at colt level coaching styles. Philosophy: My method revolved around a mindset of Respect, was another talented group of young footballers • 3 state 18s representatives Reese Conca, Gerald Ugle and Fraser Discipline and Mental Fitness. Many of my players are young boys emerging within the Perth Colts. Mc Innes In the 3 years I had been at PFC the Development Squad had never who had not yet grasped the importance of those 3 elements. Although we had lost a lot of experience from a • Reese Conca, Haydn Busher, Rowan Garlett, Joel Leeson, Gerald won more than 5 games in any season. It had promoted young Football is a man’s game played by men; we had some work to do. high number of 2009 players moving up to the Ugle and Michael Edwards all made their league debut during the players into the League side but never really stood up on its own Without these 3 core attributes you will not play team football nor senior program we now had to focus on developing a new crop of season. In addition three players were named in the WAFL Colts two feet. I aimed to change that. will you be accountable for your opposition. Our template this year young players and educate them to play the style of football that the team of the year Dylan Warner, Reese Conca, and Haydn Busher. was based on winning the hard ball and supporting the ball carrier. Perth Colts have become known for. • Three players represented the PFC at the national draft camp in I went into the role knowing that my core function was to develop When it’s your turn to put your head over the ball for your team Canberra - Reese Conca, Gerald Ugle and Simon Tunbridge. Michael our young brigade to take the next step into League football. My mate you do it without reservation. If you don’t respect each other With the youngest list we’ve had in the past 3 years it was evident Edwards attended the WA state screening. main focus as strange as it seemed to me was not about winning or possess discipline and mental fitness then you will hesitate or not that the process was going to be a little slower than in the past. • The Colts team included 11 indigenous players the game but identifying correct position for our personnel in line commit at all. Selfless commitment to the team is what I demand The coaching group had agreed that this season there would be a with the Senior Coach’s requirements from them at League level and I was very pleased with the end result. stronger focus on individual development of the players more so During the year 22 players had the opportunity to tour Melbourne and then developing them in that role. This took precedence to actu- Mentally fit people stand tall above the rest and for a majority of the than the overall result of trying to win every game. The purpose of and visit the MCG and Etihad stadium. They also had dinner and ally winning the game. season we stood tall. this was to try to fast track players to play league football and hope- caught up with a number of Perth’s AFL stars and spend an unbe- I found the more I stuck to my guns and followed this focus the more fully have more players drafted. lievable experience with one another. To see the excitement on the score board success the team had ultimately winning more games Expectations: What did I expect from this season; I expected to see their faces and the comradely of the group made me proud to be the than we lost. Developing players in correct position playing to a boys become men, to develop in those 3 core elements and achieve The in season programme got off to a good start with a settled line coach of such an outstanding group of young men. template will achieve far more success than a team of great players their goal to play League football. I expected to win more games up and a well drill unit , we managed to string some good wins doing their own thing. We proved that to be correct this year. than we lost. I expected massive improvement from seasons past. I together in the first half of the year . A total of 14 Players have debut in our League team from 2009 and expected personal growth as a coach. Unfortunately the second half of the season finished moderately due 2010 which is evidence that our colts program is have a flow on 2010 saw us achieve 12 wins and 8 losses finishing 5th on the We exceeded my expectations. This just means the bar gets set to a unsettled side and a lack of experience as a result of injures, effect. In round 22 our League team was made up of 11 players that ladder, had we beaten a loaded West Perth outfit in the last round higher for season 2011. a number of player heading off to state duties and then later on played colts football in 2008. we would have played finals football. moving up to play League football. More importantly we promoted 31 players into the League side, 15 Highlight: No one game was my highlight – although we played Although the Perth Colts did not managed to achieve their goal of Colts Football is about development and helping young men become had played less than 10 games and 8 of those made their debuts in some awesome football. My highlight was the mental strength, playing finals there were a number of positives to come from the good footballers and outstanding citizens that will go on and repre- Burn, Della Bosca, Eades, Florio, Horner, Mather, Rogers and Smith. camaraderie and hunger shown by the group during the last 6 season 2010 in particular: sent this club at senior level and hopefully some at AFL level. In

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2010 the Colts program has unearthed some outstanding talent that play on a weekly basis especially the country parents who traveled method of achieving this outcome is through the staging of a Our membership includes a number of highly valued Patrons who will become future league players at this football club. long distances. former players’ day held mid-season. An invitation was extended together meet the cost of catering and refreshments for the half- to any former player of the Club in any grade to attend a match day time functions. We are extremely grateful to these people who are I would like to take this opportunity to thank the hard working colt’s I would also like to thank the Perth Football Club for the opportunity function on 5th June, as guests of the PP&OA. Allan Stiles played shown below: team. Leading from the front with his heart and soul was Steve to coach the future players of this proud football club. a significant role in the success of the day, for which he is again JOHN ANDERSON PAT ASTONE Ranstead, our team manager. Assistant coaches, Kevin McArthur, To Rod Bassell & Andrew Jarman - I appricaiate the support that you sincerely thanked. To ensure this annual event becomes bigger and GRAHAM BELL RICHARD CAMM Adrian Bland, Joel Foresight and Brent Davis provided great assis- have given me all year. It has been a hard road at times, but we have better a contacts list is being developed, through which more and JOHN GAVRANICH PETER GILKISON tance. I would also like to thank our Colts physio, Anna Fisher and always managed to get by. I wish both good luck in the future and more former players can be reached. Endeavours were also made STEVE IRONS, M.P. GRAHAM JENZEN head trainer, Kim Lovet, along with their medical team. They have hope to see you around the club in years to come. to invite some former players to match day President’s Luncheons, KEVIN MANNING BARRY MATHER done an outstanding job all year. greatly appreciated by all concerned. DAMIAN MATTHEWS BARRY McGRATH Finally thank you to my understanding wife who has put up with me VIN NAIRN TED O’CONNOR Special thanks to Christina’s Restaurant, for the players pastas on through good times and bad and provided ongoing encouragement Sadly we lost some members during the year. Merv McIntosh and WAYNE ORSI VINCE PENDAL Friday nights, along with parents Craig & Jean Warner - and for their and support. George Spalding passed away mid season, with appropriate condo- STEVE RANSTED MIKE REDENBACH help on Saturday mornings along with their team of assistants. Well done to our State representatives and our players that made the lences being extended to the respective families. Merv, of course, WIM ROSBENDER GEORGE SPALDING (DEC’D.) Colt’s team of the year and congrulations to all award winners. needs no introduction to anyone who follows the game in Western ALLAN STILES GRANT SYMONDS Thank you to Tyson Kelly for our match day stats, player highlight I look forward to following the football careers of all players I have Australia and had been a long-time member of our Association. BEN WYATT, M.L.A. packages and player edits each week. coached this year. Good luck to the 12 players that will leave the George was both a former player and President of the Club. This Special thanks to our player’s parents for the massive support and Colts program and make their way into senior ranks and let’s hope year George had become one of the PP&OA Patrons. RED SOCKS SYNDICATE and one anonymous. sacrifice that they put in to making their sons available to train and that 2010 sees many players drafted into the AFL system. PP&OA members are given every encouragement to attend Club In 2011 it is planned to develop a Sponsors category for a display Past Players and Officials Association Report functions such as the Centurions Luncheon. They also had the oppor- board including business name and contact number. More infor- tunity to attend the AFL Grand Final function on 25th September, mation regarding this matter can be obtained by phoning Keith In last year’s annual report we advised that 2009 was the most The Association’s major sponsorship of the Foundation together with utilising the Thursday night downstairs bar which was Chapman on 0402 786 338. successful year ever for our Association. We are extremely proud continued, with funds being set aside to assist junior football devel- instituted by us and the Club. It can be seen that the PP&OA has had a highly successful and and pleased to report that this year surpassed the highs of the opment in agreed projects. During 2010 we met further costs of enjoyable 2010. We look forward to a similar year in 2011. previous twelve months. a video coaching programme, together with assisting three junior development coaches to attend a national coaching seminar in Neil Darby, Demons District Chairman Undoubtedly, the significant event was the opening on 16th June . of the “Redlegs to Demons History Centre”. With a great number The 2010 season saw significant improvements Our District enjoyed quality input from our staff who effectively of Club dignitaries (past and present) in attendance and with the In addition to the Robert Wiley Foundation sponsorship we also in the outcomes of the Demons District Football implemented the District Strategic Plan. Darren Solomon (District evening professionally hosted by Peter Kennedy, Club President continue to support the Club’s Colts squad. We provided a weekly Development Council (DDFDC). Manager), Joseph Brierty (District Officer) and James Crabtree Damian Matthews had the honour of cutting the ribbon to declare cash award to one of the best Colts players on the day and once again achieved a great deal during 2010 to improve football, facilities and the History Centre officially open. were proud to present the Past Players and Officials Association Junior football clubs, senior community clubs participation of players from Auskick through to Veterans. Their dili- medal to the Colts fairest and best player for 2010. Another of and the Demons District Umpires Council has gent work has led to significant improvement of pathways for foot- With the support of the Club, our Association (PP&OA) has made the the Club’s country stars, Joel Leeson, was a worthy winner of the expanded the number of players, volunteers and ballers and volunteers. I look forward to Scott Faulkner and Anthony development of the History Centre a major on-going project. A great medal, which was presented to him by Denis Thomas at the Butcher umpires serving the game in our District. Balcombe continuing our success. deal of dedicated time and effort has been put in by many people to medal function. Also, we contributed directly and indirectly close to make the History Centre what it is today. Special mention must be $2,000 towards a trip to Melbourne undertaken by the Colts during Our junior and senior community clubs, as well as the Perth Football I acknowledge the support provided by the outgoing President of made of the drive and enthusiasm of Denis Thomas, Greg Dart and the season. Club are involved in the AFL Quality Club Program. The program the Perth Football Club, Damian Matthews. Damian’s drive and Keith Chapman, together with willing helpers such as Brian Raftis improves governance of clubs and enhances volunteer programs ambition for improvement has led to great support from the Perth and Steve Ransted, among others. Also, significant financial support Raising funds in various ways is a necessity in order that we can through training and accreditation. Two junior clubs, Maddington Football Club to the District. The Perth Football Club Board and CEO from Graham Jenzen and Vince Pendal is gratefully acknowledged. continue to support junior football and Club projects as we do. A Junior Football Club and South Perth Junior Football Club were continue to work to enhance the relationship with District and their major income source is the regular match day gate raffle which the first clubs in Australia to achieve Quality Club gold status. support is paying dividends for all. Anyone who has not had the opportunity of visiting the History again was highly successful. Apart from members of the Committee Congratulations to both clubs, the RAC for their sponsorship and to Centre is strongly urged to do so as the quality of the displays is carrying out the ticket selling duties we were also fortunate to have District staff for their support. Club Presidents and their committees from Junior Football and quite exceptional. Details can be obtained by phoning Greg Dart on a large band of helpers who volunteered their services. Many thanks Senior Community Clubs are key leaders within the District and their 0417 965 663. are extended to all of these people for their assistance. The Demons DFDC and Perth Football Club have worked together contribution has been of the highest order in 2010. As a conse- to provide night games for youth football and senior community quence of their work we are seeing a significant improvement in At the Annual General Meeting held in February, Sandy Bayne The 100 club was again well supported, resulting in a guaranteed clubs at Eftel Oval, to support junior coaching programs and train the number of District players playing for Perth Football Club or retired after 18 years of service and was duly thanked for his long income source. It was very pleasing to note that a recently-retired support staff in order to provide quality trainers and first aid offi- continuing their career in senior community clubs. years of service to the PP&OA. Pam Davies and Darryn Reid also player, Bryce Willday, a new member of the Association, took out the cers at games. Our combined efforts have also seen the expansion did not stand for re-election. Denis Thomas became President, Greg $500 major prize. Congratulations Bryce! of Women’s Football and Multicultural Football across the District. The WAFC support for the Demons DFDC has provided funding, Dart was elevated to a Vice President position and Keith Chapman Other income sources included the selling or raffling of signed Consequently, we are taking the game to a very active audience and quality advice and a partnership approach to football. I would like to came on to the Committee. During the year Keiran O’Neill resigned, and framed jumpers, wine raffles, selling of entertainment books, the Demons name is becoming well known to new populations. publicly acknowledge the WAFC Commissioners, Wayne Bradshaw, with Brett Webster subsequently being co-opted to fill one of the together with annual subscriptions, Patrons’ fees and donations. Huge thanks go to the Demons DFDC executive including Ross Grant Dorrington, Warren Nel, Michael Hnatojko, Committee vacancies. Two vacancies currently exist, with the Leipold, Paul Crock, Sharon Murray, Josef Wieclaw, John D’Orazio, Sarah Sabatino, Geoff Glass and Steve Hargreaves for their contri- Committee hopeful of having these positions taken up by keen Membership stands at a very healthy figure of 233, which reflects Mick Richardson, Paul Rothnie, Steve Irons, Daniel Gibbons and bution to the Demons District Football Development Council. members interested in continuing on with our good work. a lot of hard work in promoting the PP&OA to former players. One Vicki Keys.

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Darren Solomon, Perth Demons District Manager Perth District Coaches ‘rub shoulders’ with the WAFL Domenics Fruit and Veg, Harvey Fresh, Electrical Group Training, Season 2010 has again seen community coaches interacting and Tax Convertors, Office of Crime Prevention Firstly on behalf of the Perth Demons District School Football Programs learning from Perth Football Club (WAFL club) coaches. Level 2 thanks to the unsung heroes that make “Grass Creating a better link between local district schools and our junior participants have taken part in game day experiences with Senior On behalf of the District I would like to thank the WA Football Roots” footy in our District successful. The army of clubs has been a major goal of the Perth Demons District in 2010. Coach Andrew Jarman and Colts and Senior Assistant Coach Damien Commission for their constant support of all of our programs and volunteers in the Demons District include; admin- This year we had some great success in our school football programs McMahon. also for the financial support they continue to provide. WAFC has istrators, coaches and parents just to name a few. with the highest number of secondary schools (12) joining a new continued to support grass root football in the Demons District Chairman Neil Darby and his DFDC, Ross Leipold, recreational program called Freo House Footy and a record number Both McMahon and Jarman have also been heavily involved in the through a variety of development funding that is constantly helping Mick Richardson, Paul Rothnie and Sharon Murray of primary schools (36), playing in lightning carnivals throughout District’s coach education program by presenting at seminars and to improve our District. with their band of dedicated JCC volunteers ensure that the founda- the year. The AFL School ambassador program is growing each year level 1 courses, giving back to community coaches! tion of our focus areas are beginning to blossom. In conjunction with in the district will another 11 Ambassadors joining in 2010, the chal- I would like to thank Damian Matthews and the Perth Football the District development office, with a lot of hard work the future lenge for the district is to ensure that these ambassadors are deliv- Perth District and Robert Wiley Foundation Coaching Seminars Club’s Board for their support of the Demons District on so many looks bright. ering quality football programs at our schools. The hard work of AFL In collaboration with Steve Armstrong (RWF) and Beau Wardman levels. On an operational level I would like to thank Perth Football school ambassadors such as Vicki Keys, Steven Miller and Clinton District Coach Coordinator the Perth District coordinated kicking Club administrative team led by CEO Brian Leys for their ongoing 2010 and moving forward the Perth District is focused on the games Issard has not gone unnoticed and these teachers were rewarded seminars throughout 2010. The seminars were taken out to the support and also their part in the very productive working relation- core objectives to uphold WA Football Development’s mission to for their great work in 2010. District coaches with a good response from supporter clubs. The ship between District and club. The football department led by Rod “grow the game”. To enhance and promote Australian Rules Football seminars were also apart of 2010 level 1 and 2 accreditation Basell are also in need of thanks for their support of the Demons throughout our community, encouraging greater levels of participa- To better develop the relationship between junior clubs and the allo- criteria. The seminars will continue in 2011 encompassing another District. The football department and District are constantly moving tion, enjoyment and commitment by individuals, community groups cated school in their zone the Perth District has piloted a promo- core objective of the RWF for example sprint work or core strength. forward and providing an environment for development football that and business and government. Those core objectives are: tional program, where a teacher from each school wears the affili- meets the needs of both the Perth FC and the District focus areas. • Participation: to develop and support appropriate pathways for all ated junior clubs polo or colours for a day throughout the football Details of Seminars held during 2010 are: Andrew Jarman and Damien McMahon’s work within the District in segments from AFL Auskick to open age that maximise participation. season. In 2011 we hope that this will develop and become stronger 29 March – Lynwood Ferndale JFC (Ferndale Reserve) areas such as coach education and player development has been • Community: to motivate volunteers, umpires, coaches, specta- and increase the awareness our junior clubs. 19 April- Kenwick JFC (Mills Park) invaluable. Finally I would like to thank Neil Darby District Chairman tors & sports trainers for all levels of Australian football to promote 17 May-Manning JFC (James Miller) for his leadership, support and networking that is a huge help to quality environments and competitions. Junior Competition Council 15 June- Belmont JFC (Peet Park) Joseph and I. • WAFL Talent Pathway: to develop the talented player pathway and This year brought about the introduction of a few new names to the enhance the WAFL competition to capture and develop talented players. JCC. Led by Ross Leipold in his first year as Competition Director, Senior Community Perth Demons District JCC • Facilities: to collaborate on facility development for the community Ross was assisted by Paul Rothnie and Mick Richardson as Assistant In 2010 our priority was to continue to improve relationships with all 2010 Club Presidents football network of leagues & clubs Competition Directors, while the usual suspects Sharon Murray & of our senior community clubs and ensure they were able to utilise Club President • Engagement: to utilise Australian football as a vehicle to promote Simon Gilbert along with many volunteers laid a strong foundation the District office in areas such as coach education, facilities and Belmont JFC Maher Kassem social inclusion, participation, education and employment initiatives, for a successful season. The Perth Demons district would like to club development. In most cases this was achieved however we Huntingdale JFC Craig Beaufeldt particularly in Female, Indigenous and Multicultural communities. commend Ross for his great work as competition director and look want to keep developing this portfolio in 2011. Highlights this year Kenwick JFC Rod Hall • Fans: To build the relationship with community and school players, forward to continuing the strong relationship that has been built was three Senior Community Friday night games at EFTel Oval. Lynwood/Ferndale JFC Dick Stone coaches, umpires and volunteers to develop them as fans of the AFL over 2010 and taking it into 2011. Perth District Senior community clubs are planning a colt’s carnival Maddington JFC Simon Pontifex /WAFL Competition and AFL /WAFL Clubs. at EFTel Oval in early 2011, this is one of the actions in partnership Manning JFC Bradley Martin/Brad Coopes The JCC is working very hard to take steps in the right direction with the development office to find ways to ensure senior commu- Queens Park JFC Ross White Touching on a few important areas from the District in 2010. in terms of better coach education, volunteer support, spectator nity football is sustainable in the Demons District. Redcliffe JFC Alan Clement behaviour and umpire appreciation. The introduction of the cross- South Perth JFC Gary Itzstein NAB Auskick district competition with East Perth brought about some adminis- Facilities Thornlie JFC Rick Johnson Victoria Park JFC Jay King 2010 was another very successful year for the Perth district NAB trative problems but was overall seen as a successful promotional Following on from the facility audit in 2007 the District has started Auskick program. Participants over the last three years have gradu- tool for the players and increase the youth player numbers by 75 in to form a working relationship with all of its local governments and Grand Final Information ally been on the increase and this year was no different with 2061 the Perth district. With a better administrative structure in place in is striving to be the link between Demon District clubs and local Age Group Runners Up Premiers participant, 65 up from 2009. These figures are a representation of 2011 things will run far more smoothly and the importance of player government when it comes to facilities. This year we have continued 13’s Belmont JFC Vic Park JFC the mountain of work done by the Auskick co-ordinators in our junior retention will be the number one issue. a working group involving our 5 local governments to ensure we are 14’s Vic Park JFC Thornlie JFC clubs, along with the clinic co-ordinators and Junior Development keeping lines of communication open. Moving forward it is a priority 15’s South Perth JFC Vic Park JFC Officer James Crabtree who work overtime in our school based Coach Education to update the District facility audit, imputing up to date works and 16’s P/EP Cross District Lynwood Ferndale JFC Thornlie JFC centres. The major reason for the increase in participants this year The Perth Demons Development Council is in its third year of making creating prioritised job lists. 17’s P/EP Cross District South Perth JFC (3rd place) was due to a greater emphasis being put on providing a quality a concerted effort to improve the standard of coaching across the program and the introduction of Auskick centres in our emerging District through its coach education program. Through the support District Fairest and Best Winners market areas of female football and multicultural football. of all coaching stakeholders in the District, coach education and in James Crabtree (Smarter than Smoking Junior Development Officer) Age Group Runner Up Winner turn coaching is improving through forums such as: continued his good work this year, mainly in the areas of grass roots 13’s Jeff Piromwong (BJFC) Jayden Johnstone (HJFC) In 2011 we look forward to another increase in participants with the Perth District Coaching Seminars and promotion of the game. Thanks also to “Smarter than Smoking” 14’s Haydn Tanner (GJFC) Willis Wiringi (SPJFC) major resources being put into increasing numbers at some of our Perth District Coaching Coordinator and mentors, mentoring newly Development Officer Joseph Brierty who achieved great results in 15’s Dwayne Blurton (MJFC) Zachary Ridley (HJFC) junior football clubs. This will be achieved by following on from the accredited coaches the District in a variety of portfolios. 16’s Jayce Allender Rhys Logan (LFJFC) Ethan Radi (TJFC)/ hard work done in 2010 and developing better child management Perth District NAB Auskick coach mentoring system 17’s Kieren Hansen (KJFC) and coach education programs, along with the better structuring Perth District modified and youth mentoring system The District has ramped up its fundraising activities and would like Rory Simmons (GJFC) of volunteer rewards to give more incentive to the parents working Perth FC and WAFL game day experiences for Perth community coaches to thank the organisations that proudly sponsor football and the District Champion Willis Wiringi with our Auskick centres. Robert Wiley Foundation Coaching Seminars community in the Demons District:

10 - 2010 Perth Football Club Annual Report 2010 Perth Football Club Annual Report - 11 2010 Development Squads Butcher Medal Award Winners

12 - 2010 Perth Football Club Annual Report 2010 Perth Football Club Annual Report - 13 PHOENIX DEMONS 2010

Back Row (left to right): Daniel Richmond, Scott Siekierka, Dene White, Eddie Brown, Ashley Thornton, Ben Dawkins, David Joncour, Josh Krueger, Ben Clarke, Michael Patching, Shaun Clifford, Ben Power, Andrew McDougall, Domenic Stearne, Luke Della Bosca, Thor Bekkevold, Emidio Paccecea, Third Row: Rick Curtis, Gary Poole, Kade Lang, Blake Warner, Daniel O’Sullivan, Clay McLernon, Cameron Kickett, Michael Florio, Hayden Busher, Chris Billings, Alex McLeod, Kane Ransted, Chris Rodgers, Matthew Ferguson, Matthew Moody, Liam Smith, Dave Drewitt, Brett Edwards. Second Row: Aaron Elari, Michael Mather, Matthew Rogers, Joel Leeson, Bernard Sneeuwjagt, Tendai Mzungu, Matthew Welburn, Steven Armstrong, Andrew Jarman, Ross Young, Bryce Thornton, Drew Robinson, Brent Davies, James Crabtree, Brad Fry, Reid Turner, Kyle McLaughlin, Aaron Turvey. Front Row: Daniel Vendetti, Brett Hodge, Joel Fiegert, Jason Brennan, Leighton McDonald, Matthew Blackburn, Nathan Braddock, Scott More, Tim Whyte, Aaron Zucconi, Darren Humble, Brent Luttrell, Timothy Underwood.

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Back Row (Left to right): Steve Ransted, Haydn Busher, Jordan Moody, William Waldon, Tim Quick, Simon Tunbridge, Dylan Hurley, Fraser McInnes, Jake Koval, Aaron Walsh, and Kevin McArthur Third Row: Joel Forsyth, Matt Aler, Chris Yarren, Jack Valsich, Jarrod Lindsey, Reece Richardson, Joel Leeson, Jarod Irons, Casey York, Michael Edwards, Jamie Koric, Reece Conca, Brent Davies Second Row: Trainer, Kane Bywaters, Eric Moody, Matthew Boyle, Caius Kelly, Kerwin Stuart, Damien McMahon, Dylan Warner, Alex Tough, James Morris, Matthew Hunt, Dylan Murray, Kim Lovett First Row: Elvis Moody, Corey Higgins, Tyler Chrimes, Tyrone Garlett, Corey Walsh, Gerald Ugle

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Midlands Region (Perth Football Club Country Zone) Avon’s Country Week campaign came away with mixed results even though beaten showed tremendous improvement. as the Avon Senior team was facing a daunting prospect in a The Smarter Than Smoking football development program has Coaching accreditation throughout the region was heavily enforced revamped A Section, where any defeat meant for extreme difficulty From Country Week three players from Avon were selected to repre- come to the end for another season in the Midlands Region and it is in 2010. The Midlands Region held three Level 1 coaching courses in progressing any further. Unfortunately for Avon the result was sent WA in the All Stars and they were Tim Richter in the Seniors and now time to sit back and reflect on the great football action provided in Three Springs, Wongan Hills and Cunderdin. With a good turn out being relegated to B section. Cam Doncon and Shane Coaby in the CBH Colts. by our talented and enthusiastic players and to also recognise the of coaches attending the region is currently sitting at 90% with 137 contribution that our fantastic volunteers make to our great game. coaches accredited out of 152 coaches who are coaching in the The Avon Colt’s team, after a slow start to the carnival, eventually At the AFA Medal Count Tim Richter from Quairading won the Byfield/ Perth FC country zone. played off in the Grand Final against a very powerful Peel team and Stacey Medal for the 2010 season. RAC Volunteer of the year for the Midlands Region was won by Dave Flaherty from Toodyay FC, well done Dave. In July the WAFL 15s Country championships were played down in Perth with players coming together from as far away as Dongara in Mortlock Football League Currently as it stands there are 22 AFL School Ambassadors within the North to Beverley in the South to represent the Perth FC country the region who all do a fantastic job in promoting AFL football within squad. The boys played exceptional football over the carnival The 2010 Grand final was held at Wongan Hills oval with approx Runner up League the school system. AFL School Ambassadors are the ingredient that winning all games comprehensively and a special thanks goes out 1265 paying adults in attendance plus children free. The four finals Adam Pearce (Toodyay) 16 votes continues to bind community clubs and schools for the betterment to coach of the squad Milton Milloy for your continued efforts with shared between Wongan Hills and Goomalling attracted approx of the game. this carnival over the years. 3500 paying adults. The season was highlighted with Round 12 Leading League Goal Kicker WAFL game played in our league, seeing Perth v South Fremantle at Lyndon Bird Trophy AFL Auskick centres within the region have completed their programs The launch of the Midalnds Region Future Directions report was a Wongan Hills on 13th June. South Fremantle 17.19 (121) def Perth David Wilson (Dowerin) 56 Goals in what was another successful Auskick season. With a total of 32 highlight and it will prove to be a fantastic resource for all clubs, 10.5 (65) with approx 1708 attendance. centres throughout the region and with participation numbers up on schools and football leaders to refer to when looking for the direc- Landmark Country Football Championships Awards last year we can look forward to some good numbers pushing up tion of football in the region. It can be downloaded via the WAFC Mortlock Football League was awarded the Belt Up League/ Colts Fairest & Best through to junior footy in the country zone. An additional 8 Auskick website: Association of the Year Award – Mortlock Football League did an Corey Higgins (Toodyay) centres were started up this year and 2011 is shaping to be an www.wafootball.com.au/resources/cat_view/120-country-football outstanding job with their submissions as a league. The photo- exciting time in Auskick with the addition of at least 2 new centres. graphs and reports were outstanding and showed just how far and Seniors Fairest & Best The evolvement of the PFC Robert Wiley Country Academy is how serious this League has taken their commitment to the Belt Up Dean Trewhella (Dowerin) The Midlands Regional Football Development Council held their progressing well with the focus on supporting current development message. annual Smarter than Smoking awareness day on the 29th June programs and also providing extra assistance via coaching tech- Mandy Stephenson from Mortlock FL accepting award CBH Colts All Star with the assistance of Fremantle Football Club players in Hamish niques and youth player training programs. Chad Hagboom (Dowerin) Shepheard and Ben Bucovaz. The Mortlock Football League held their Medal Count at Dowerin Both players attended schools in Goomalling reinforcing to kids The Midlands Regional Football Development Council sincerely Bowling Club on Thursday 12th August 2010. Approximately 135 Country All Stars the harmful effects of smoking and promoting the Smarter than thanks the Perth FC for your continued involvement within the attended the night including Life Members, Sponsors, Trophy Dean Trewhella (Dowerin) Smoking football program in schools. The kids were in awe of the country region. Throughout the Perth Football Club country zone Donors, Perth Football Club, MFDC and Clubs of the Mortlock Aubrey Jacobs (Wyalkatchem) two AFL players and having role models from the FFC was a great there is four senior league / associations and five junior associa- Football League. inspiration to the up and coming country stars. tions with a total of 119 junior, youth and senior teams. The region State Country Selection comprises of 54 country schools which fall under the banner of the Reserves Awards Adam Pearce (Toodyay) Community football has been a great spectacle to watch out in the Perth FC. Ejanding Stud Trophy country and with all grand finals over for another year there is an Fairest & Best Bendigo Bank Award abundance of talent coming up through the juniors. The skill level of Thank you to Chairman Damien Leeson for your dedication to the Chad McKay (Dalwallinu) 18 votes Players Choice Award the juniors that I have seen this year is at a good standard and it is football needs of the region and thank you to Secretary Bill De Brad McNeill (Dalwallinu) a credit to all the coaches out in the Perth FC country zone for your mamiel and all the Midlands RFDC committee members for your Runners up Reserves dedication to junior footy. guidance and support over the season. Blake Cocking (Gingin) 10 votes Champion Club Award Many thanks to all club administrators, umpires, coaches, parents, Paul Fewster (Gingin) 10 votes Don Sutherland Memorial Award Senior football clubs within the Midlands region have all played volunteers and the Perth FC for your support of the Smarter than Jordan Leeson (Goomalling) 10 votes Gingin Football Club their grand finals and congratulations to the four premiership teams Smoking football development program for season 2010. Dowerin FC, Cervantes FC, Mingenew FC and Beverley FC who won Rising Star Award Other awards their respective league / association flags. Happy Footballing! Chris Samata (Gingin) 8 votes John Brennan (Calingiri) Joel Leeson (Dalwallinu) 8 votes Mortlock Football League 10 years Appreciation Award for service to Avon Football Association Most votes polled in the Boekeman Medal under 20 years of age Landmark Country Football Championships Trainer The 2010 season has presented the Avon Football Association with A young Federal’s team won the Reserves Premiership and the Leading Reserves Goal Kicker one of the closest and hard fought competitions the League has potential of these players augers well for the future of the Federal JK Williams Award Michael Patching (Toodyay & Perth FC) experienced for many years, if ever. Football Club. They defeated a gallant York who as with Quairading Joshua Shales (Calingiri) 34 Goals Awarded replica premierships medals from the 2005 and 2009 in the league, had been the leading club in the Reserves. Toodyay Reserves Grand Final also a replica framed 2008 CBH Colts The Grand Final at Kellerberrin saw a rampaging Beverley complete League Awards All Stars Jumper, donated by Mortlock Football League in recogni- a fantastic season becoming League Premiers and achieving this The Avon Netball League which has completed its fourth season, Boekeman Medal tion of his loss from the Toodyay Bush Fires 2009. feat by winning 10 games in a row . The Quairading team must be had a full compliment of teams and as with the football it resulted Fairest & Best complimented though for although they lost the Grand Final they in a very even competition. It was a fantastic Grand Final with the Brad McNeill (Dalwallinu) 21 votes have been the stand out team all season. Railway Fast Tarts defeating the York Joeys by just 1 point.

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Players Details - League Name Games Goals PPOA Jack Clarke Name Games Goals PPOA Jack Clarke 2009 2009 Medal Votes Medal Votes 2009 2009 Medal Votes Medal Votes BLACKBURN Matthew 21 2 31 6 KORIC Jamie 17 2 19 BOOTH Paul 13 12 17 1 LEESON Joel 21 46 47 5 BOYLE Matthew 4 LYNE Jakeb 1 BUSHER Hayden 16 8 50 7 MCILVENNY Cody 4 CONCA Reece 4 5 MCLAUGHLIN Kyle 22 8 82 4 CRABTREE James 12 1 MOORE Scott 17 16 10 3 CRAMER Bradley 5 2 MORRIS James 5 6 DONCON Cameron 2 MURRAY Dylan 1 DUFFY Max 3 MYERS Benjamin 1 DUFTY Bryn 2 O’DRISCOLL Jake 20 6 12 7 EDWARDS Matthew 3 ROGERS Matt 22 25 96 16 EDWARDS Michael 5 3 SERU Sainivalati 4 1 3 ELARI Aaron 19 16 133 46 SMITH Braden 2 FIEGERT Joel 15 24 48 21 SMITH Liam 22 7 78 10 FLORIO Michael 22 4 47 1 STEARNE Domenic 18 44 1 HANSEN Curtis 6 6 STUART Kerwin 22 26 29 5 HARRIS Jordan 1 TOUGH Alex 8 22 HODGE Brett 21 1 61 5 TURVEY Aaron 11 11 HOUGHTON Joel 18 45 57 12 WALDON William 20 3 4 IRONS Jarrad 2 WARNER Dylan 22 1 29 KELLY Caius 11 1 WELLBURN Nathan 1 KICKETT Cameron 18 11 59 34

Players Details - Reserves Name Games Goals Brehaut Prendegast Name Games Goals Brehaut Prendegast 2009 2009 Medal Votes Votes 2009 2009 Medal Votes Votes BILLINGS Chris 12 5 72 5 MYERS Benjamin 3 1 BOOTH Paul 2 NAPOLI Vince 1 BRADDOCK Nathan 7 1 16 O’SULLIVAN Daniel 6 4 29 BRENNAN Jason 11 14 19 8 PATCHING Michael 2 BROWN Edward 11 14 18 4 PEARSE Benjamin 1 BRUCE Timothy 15 10 1 13 PEEDLE Rhys 5 CLARKE Benjamin 19 12 12 POWER Benjamin 17 9 1 1 CLIFFORD Shaun 15 1 17 RANSTED Kane 3 9 CONCA Reece 1 5 ROBINSON Drew 17 7 57 3 CONNOLLY Brett 5 3 2 2 RODGERS Chris 9 21 CRABTREE James 2 11 RUSSELL Justin 16 2 46 CRAMER Brad 3 2 SAUPOLD Warwick 4 1 DAVIES Louis 4 3 3 SIEKEIRKA Jason 4 1 DAWKINS Benjamin 1 SIEKEIRKA Scott 3 4 12 2 DEAVES Mark 9 23 37 4 SMART Cameron 5 DELLA-BOSCA Luke 12 2 26 1 SMITH Ashley 6 2 14 3 DICK Dean 4 3 12 4 SMITH Ryan 6 5 EDWARDS Brett 16 4 44 8 SNEEUWAJT Bernard 14 4 93 13 FAIRCLOUGH Tom 13 6 17 1 SPELDWINDE Brett 6 1 1 FIEGERT Joel 2 1 6 5 SYMONDS Shan 2 1 GOODWIN Kane 15 50 4 TURNER Reid 7 2 KELLY Caius 3 TURVEY Aaron 3 3 KING Haydn 13 11 32 6 UGLE Scott 7 1 KRUEGER Josh 1 VENDITTI Daniel 10 4 83 2 LEESON Brett 9 1 VIDOT Chris 1 LUTTRELL Brenton 6 4 19 WARNER Blake 13 6 MAYNE Christopher 2 5 1 WATKINS Dale 2 1 11 MCDONALD Leighton 2 2 1 WELBURN Matthew 15 1 26 4 MCILVENNY Cody 5 WHITE Dene 3 4 45 6 MCLERNON Clay 2 WHYTE Timothy 14 15 33 5 MOORE Scott 3 2 ZUCCONI Zac 8

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Players Details - Colts Colts Fairest & Best Name Games Goals PPOA Jack Clarke Name Games Goals PPOA Jack Clarke 1971 Alan Hambley 1985 Mick Gueldi 1999 Andrew Catalano 2009 2009 Medal Votes Medal Votes 2009 2009 Medal Votes Medal Votes 1957 Terry Lean 1958 Frank Pyke 1972 Leon Henry 1986 Brad Edwards 2000 Steven Armstrong BLACKBURN Matthew 21 2 31 6 KORIC Jamie 17 2 19 1959 Barry Dalton 1973 Garry Jones 1987 Hank Yarren 2001 Nick Smith BOOTH Paul 13 12 17 1 LEESON Joel 21 46 47 5 1960 Ken Burns 1974 Brett Hill 1988 Russell Thompson 2002 Tyson Lord BOYLE Matthew 4 LYNE Jakeb 1 1961 Pat Astone 1975 Kerren Ugle 1989 Russell Thompson Ben Andrews BUSHER Hayden 16 8 50 7 MCILVENNY Cody 4 1962 Graham Ramshaw 1976 Alan Wheelock 1990 Wayne Allard 2003 Brendan Jones CONCA Reece 4 5 MCLAUGHLIN Kyle 22 8 82 4 1963 John Mills 1977 Wayne Simms 1991 Austin Kelly 2004 Brendan Jones CRABTREE James 12 1 MOORE Scott 17 16 10 3 1964 Graham Jenzen 1978 Neil Smith 1992 Austin Kelly 2005 Cory Foot 1965 Allan Stiles 1979 Brett Symons 1993 Damon Squires 2006 Neil Martin CRAMER Bradley 5 2 MORRIS James 5 6 1966 Graham Hardie 1980 Neville Ripp 1994 Trenn Ritchie 2007 Bernard Sneeuwjagt DONCON Cameron 2 MURRAY Dylan 1 1967 Jim Hatton 1981 Larry Watkins 1995 Daniel Meredith 2008 Joel Fiegert DUFFY Max 3 MYERS Benjamin 1 1968 Graeme Needs 1982 Richard Main 1996 Chris Jas 2009 Aaron Elari DUFTY Bryn 2 O’DRISCOLL Jake 20 6 12 7 1969 John Kay 1983 Ronny Cairns 1997 Andrew Clifford-Smith 2010 Joel Leeson EDWARDS Matthew 3 ROGERS Matt 22 25 96 16 1970 Ian T. Miller 1984 Tony Watson 1998 Brent Thomas EDWARDS Michael 5 3 SERU Sainivalati 4 1 3 ELARI Aaron 19 16 133 46 SMITH Braden 2 (Doug Buckingham Memorial) FIEGERT Joel 15 24 48 21 SMITH Liam 22 7 78 10 Most Outstandinf Junior FLORIO Michael 22 4 47 1 STEARNE Domenic 18 44 1 1953 D.R. Browning 1968 R.L. Milson 1983 E.G. Spalding 1998 D. Glass HANSEN Curtis 6 6 STUART Kerwin 22 26 29 5 1954 B.J. Ashbolt 1969 I.R. Miller 1984 T. Bogaards 1999 C. Bateman HARRIS Jordan 1 TOUGH Alex 8 22 1955 K.W. Armstrong 1970 M. Ray 1985 I. Newman 2000 M. Coughlan 1956 N.J. Beard 1971 B.E. Cousins 1986 R. Bogaards 2001 M. Hargrave HODGE Brett 21 1 61 5 TURVEY Aaron 11 11 1957 D. Dalton 1972 T.W. Currie 1987 T. Davis 2002 C. Shaw HOUGHTON Joel 18 45 57 12 WALDON William 20 3 4 1958 W.R. Towers 1973 B.G. Cook 1988 B. Fox 2003 M. Johnson IRONS Jarrad 2 WARNER Dylan 22 1 29 1959 J.W. Trussler 1974 R.J. Wiley 1989 J. Clarkson 2004 B. Jones KELLY Caius 11 1 WELLBURN Nathan 1 1960 J.A. King 1975 A.A. Johnston 1990 S. Pears 2005 A. Zucconi KICKETT Cameron 18 11 59 34 1961 P.A. Dalton 1976 G.E. Bowyer 1991 M. McMurray 2006 R. Smith 1962 P. Astone 1977 P.R. Bosustow 1992 R. Thompson 2007 C. Billings 1963 B. Cable 1978 C.R. Roberts 1993 W. Allard 2008 D. White League Fairest & Best 1964 J.D. Mills 1979 W.S. Simms 1994 D. Drake Brockman 2009 Chris Vidot 1965 G.J. Brehaut 1980 C.P. Shepard 1995 S. Dennis 2010 Aaron Elari 1923 W.J. Love 1949 M. McIntosh 1970 P. Dalton 1991 W. Dick 1966 R.W. Shields 1981 L. Gandini 1996 N. Done 1924 – 1925 No Record 1950 M. McIntosh 1971 B. Cable 1992 R. Thompson 1967 G.A Bennett 1982 R.H. Baynes 1997 J. Davis 1926 A. Shepherd 1951 K. Harper 1972 B. Cousins 1993 W. Allard 1927 H. Grigg 1952 M. McIntosh 1973 B. Cable 1994 A. Barich 1928 – 1932 No Record 1953 K. Harper 1974 R. Wiley 1995 S. Cable 1933 H. Hungerford 1954 M. McIntosh 1975 R. Wiley 1996 C. Robertson Vince Pendal Club Man of Year Jack O’Dea Club Person of Year 1934 H. Davey 1955 F. Walker 1976 R. Wiley 1997 C. Robertson 2002 David Hassett 2007 Nathan Ryan 2002 Terence Rose 2007 Neil Allen 1935 C. Keightley 1956 F. Walker 1977 R. Wiley 1998 T. Jackson 2003 Simon Rudd 2008 Kade Lang 2003 Gayle Rigby 2008 Steve Ransted 1936 D. Oliphant 1957 K. Harper 1978 R. Wiley 1999 R. Pang 2004 Damien McMahon 2009 Jarrod Kaylor-Thomson 2004 Dean Berry 2009 Peter Kennedy 1937 F. Puddey 1958 R. Zeuner 1979 G. Gibellini 2000 D. Shadbolt 2005 Brett Claudius 2010 Daniel Venditti 2005 Dennis Daniels 2010 Andrew Myers 1938 D. Oliphant 1959 K. Harper 1980 B. Cook 2001 R. Kelly 2006 Scott Siekierka 2006 Dean Berry 1939 A. Grigg 1960 R. Coleman 1981 A. Johnston 2002 R. Kelly 1940 A. Gook 1961 R. Harper 1982 B. Cousins 2003 C. Harding 1941 E. Henfry 1962 R. Harper 1983 C.P. Shepherd 2004 C. Bossong 1942 T. Moriarty 1963 R. Harper 1984 R. Wiley 2005 C. Bossong Leading Goal Scorers since 1920 1943 T. Moriarty 1964 P. Dalton 1985 R. Wiley 2006 S. Armstrong 1920 W.A. Evans 27 1943 B. Rigg 20 1966 G. Jenzen 63 1989 M. Rea 44 1944 I. Muir 1965 B. Cable 1986 R. Wiley 2007 J. McCorkell 1921 W.A. Evans 64 1944 E. Jackson 59 1967 G. Iseger 50 1990 W. Nicholas 29 1945 G. Bailey 1966 B. Cable 1987 M. Watson 2008 B. Jones 1922 W.A. Evans 19 1945 R. Heusler 34 1968 G. Iseger 70 1991 W. Dick 41 1946 M. McIntosh 1967 B. Cable 1988 M. Watson 2009 R. Young 1923 H. Grigg 23 1946 R. Tucker 95 1969 G. Jenzen 68 1992 S. Lally 25 1947 M. McIntosh 1968 B. Cable 1989 M. Watson 2010 T. Muzungu 1924 W.A. Evans 43 1947 R. Tucker 89 1970 G. Iseger 68 1993 S. Cable 29 1948 M. McIntosh 1969 B. Cable 1990 J. Zaikos 1925 L. McCormish 28 1948 R. Tucker 77 1971 B. Cable 33 1994 B. Cooper 90 1926 B. Bryant 37 1949 R. Tucker 93 1972 J. Ellis 59 1995 S. Cable 36 1927 W.A Evans 69 1950 R. Tucker 115 1973 M. Couper 57 1996 J. Procter 36 Reserve Fairest & Best 1928 A. Johnston 63 1951 M. Hilsz 65 1974 D. Farrant 55 1997 B. Spinks 61 1929 W.A. Evans 51 1952 D. Buckingham 25 1975 M. Couper 63 1998 G. Merritt 31 1946 Bob Taylor 1963 Ray Lawrence 1980 Paul Collie 1997 Dane Tulley 1930 B. Bryant 43 1953 R. Tucker 86 1976 R. Wiley 72 1999 J. Davis 38 1947 George Travers 1964 Norm Emmett 1981 David Watterson 1998 Cameron Hall 1931 D. Oliphant 84 1954 R. Tucker 44 1977 R. Wiley 81 2000 P. Maher 30 1948 Bill Pinkerton 1965 Barry Burgess 1982 Mick Morris 1999 Caine Miller 1932 D. Oliphant 46 1955 R. Tucker 52 1978 M. Couper 87 2001 P. Maher 32 1949 George Travers 1966 John Mills 1983 Glenn McGuiness 2000 Keiran O’Neill 1933 A. Johnston 30 1956 H. Wansbrough 56 1979 P. Bosustow 69 2002 C. Maguire 28 1950 Ron Addison 1967 Allan Stiles 1984 Robbie Hooker 2001 Andrew Catalano 1934 A. Gook 83 1957 H. Wansbrough 69 1980 P. Bosustow 75 2003 C. Maguire 48 1951 Ron Addison 1968 Allan Stiles 1985 Robbie Hooker 2002 Kade Lang 1935 A. Gook 67 1958 D. Dalton 57 1981 D. Simms 50 2004 C. Maguire 60 1952 Alan Chapman 1969 Kelvin Mackey 1986 Robbie Hooker 2003 David Holland 1936 A. Gook 72 1959 D. Dalton 40 1982 M. Rea 74 2005 A. Wilson 25 1953 Peter Coventry 1970 Bryan Cousins 1987 Merv Kelly 2004 Edward Brown 1937 A. Gook 107 1960 R. Coleman 44 1983 P. Bosustow 47 2006 P. Maher 39 1954 Peter Coventry 1971 Peter Jones 1988 Merv Kelly 2005 Craig Shaw 1938 A. Gook 53 1961 R. Coleman 52 1984 P. Bosustow 47 2007 J. Kayler-Thomson 41 1955 Keith Sturtridge 1972 Chris Mitsopolous 1989 Tony Tomizzi 2006 Brenton Luttrell 1939 A. Gook 102 1962 R. Coleman 44 1985 M. Rea 100 2008 Kane Ransted 48 1956 Ray Rocher 1973 Kevin Wilson 1990 Robert Thomson 2007 Nathan Ryan 1940 D. Oliphant 36 1963 F. Walker 44 1986 M. Rea 90 2009 Matthew Ferguson 42 1957 Peter Gavranich 1974 Neil Fotheringhame 1991 Brendon Baker 2008 Nathan Ryan 1941 R. Tucker 46 1964 R. Coleman 46 1987 M. Rea 81 2010 Justin Bollenhagen 1958 Harry Bastow 1975 Terry Eaton 1992 Bradley George 2009 B. Sneeuwajgt 1942 N. Gilchrist 35 1965 G. Jenzen 37 1988 M. Rea 55 1959 George Spalding 1976 Doug Simms 1993 Mark Grogan 2010 Daniel. Venditti 1960 Frank Greenwood 1977 Jeff Noack 1994 Toby Jackson 1961 John Spry 1978 Daryl Harris 1995 Fraser Quick 1962 Graeme Read 1979 Cam Shepherd 1996 Nigel Done

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200 or More League Games General Managers/CEO Presidents since 1920 1942 - 1959 253 1984 I.T. Platt 1998 - 1999 W. Mahoney 1920 - 1921 J. Orr 1936 - 1937 W.A. Clowes 1962 - 1965 A.C. Harris 1991 - 1992 E.V. OConnor Bryan Cousins 1970 - 1987 240 1985 - Jun 88 M. Moylan 1999 M. Fitzpatrick, 1922 - 1923 F. Southee 1938 H. Hearn 1966 - 1969 C.W. Houghton 1993 - 1995 B.K. McGrath 1988 - 1990 H. Manley 2000 - 2006 C. Hudson 1924 S. Hussey 1938 - 1946 H.A. Doust 1970 - 1978 V. Yovich 1995 - 1998 N. Catalano Keith Harper 1948 - 1960 233 1990 S. Woodhouse 2007 L. Bradley 1925 - 1926 J.J. OíLoughlin 1947 - 1950 P.L. Tasker 1979 - 1980 C.W. Houghton 1999 - 2004 B. Lawrence F. (Dick) Walker 1952 - 1964 226 1991 - 1995 T. Riley 2007 - 2009 L. Bradley 1927 - 1929 J. Roydhoude 1951 - 1955 E.W. Jones 1981 - 1982 M.C. Brophy 2005 - 2010 D. Matthews 1962 - 1973 225 1996 - 1997 M. Devine 2009 - 2010 B. Leys 1930 - 1932 H.L. Dakin 1956 - 1957 P.J. Fogarty 1983 - 1985 G.A.W. Spalding 1998 B. Sweetapple 1933 H. Brown 1958 - 1959 E.W. Jones 1986 - 1988 K. Jackson Tom Davis 1955 - 1966 220 1934 - 1935 H. Raphael 1960 - 1961 P.J. Fogarty 1989 - 1990 V. Pendal Merv McIntosh 1939 - 1955 217 1960 - 1971 217 State Coaches 1921 Jack Leckie 1979 Barry Cable (at East Perth) Captains since 1920 Pat Astone 1962 - 1972 215 1956 - 57 2002 - 03 Stan Magro Doug Oliphant 1927 - 1945 214 1968 - 69 Mal Atwell 2007 Simon Eastaugh (Assistant) 1920 R. McKenzie 1941 R. McGlinn 1970 P. A. Stone 1992 S. Renfree Roy Harper 1954 - 1965 213 1977 - 78 Ken Armstrong 1921 W. Stooke 1942 F. Bird 1971 R. Shields 1993 - 1994 A. Barich 1922 R. Hughson 1943 T. Moriarty 1972 - 1973 B. Cable 1995 S. Spalding Reg Zeuner 1954 - 1965 209 1923 J. Caldwell 1944 G. Lilburne 1974 R. Shields 1996 - 1997 S. Cable Jeff McGann 1950 - 1961 208 PFC Simpson Medallists 1924 W. Steele 1945 R. Heusler 1975 - 1977 C. Lofts R. Thompson 1925 W. Steele 1946 S. Sinclair 1978 - 1979 K. Inman 1998 - 1999 S. Cable Troy Cook 1994 - 2010 1952 Merv McIntosh v South Australia 1968 Barry Cable Grand Final J. Langlands 1947 - 1950 M. McIntosh 1980 W. Rosbender R. Thompson 1953 Merv McIntosh AFC Chpships 1969 Barry Cable AFC Chpships 1926 - 1929 A.R. Watts 1951 M. Hilsz 1981 B. Cook 2000 D. Rigby 1954 Keith Harper v VFL 1970 Allan Stiles v South Australia PFC Winner since 1921 1930 - 1931 R. Corney 1952 M. McIntosh 1982 - 1984 B. Cousins 2001 - 2002 P. Maher 1955 Merv McIntosh Grand Final 1974 Grand Final 1932 A. Shepherd 1953 - 1954 E.E. Henfry 1985 - 1986 R. Wiley 2003 - 2005 A. Glover 1921 L. Holt 1961 N. Beard 1982 B. Cousins 1962 Roy Harper v South Australia 1976 Mal Day Grand Final 1933 L.J. Dewar 1955 - 1960 K. Harper 1987 M. Rea 2006 - 2007 C. Bossong 1943 T. Moriarty 1964 B. Cable 1987 M. Watson 1966 Barry Cable Grand Final 1977 Wim Rosbender Grand Final 1934 M. Hungerford 1961 K. Armstrong 1988 M. Watson 2008 T. Cook 1945 G. Bailey 1968 B. Cable 1999 G. Seebeck 1967 Barry Cable Grand Final 2004 Chris Bossong v VFL 1948 M. McIntosh 1970 P. Dalton 2009 R. Young 1935 - 1936 M. Jarvis 1962 - 1963 F. Walker R. Wiley 2008-2009 T. Cook 1953 M. McIntosh 1972 I. Miller 1937 L.J. Dewar 1964 K. Harper 1989 J. Gavranich 2010 S. Armstrong 1954 M. McIntosh 1973 B. Cable 1938 - 1939 A.P. Robertson 1965 G. Leuzzi 1990 J. Santostefano Football Managers 1940 D. Oliphant 1966 - 1969 M. Atwell 1991 J. Gavranich 1960 - 1983 F.J. O’Dea 1997 S. Hargrave All Australian Representatives 1984 - 1986 F.J. O’Dea 1998 D. Rigby 1987 - 1988 S. Woodhouse 1999 - 2000 B. Hadji Coaches since 1920 In 1947 M. (Nugget) Hilsz was selected in the “Sporting Life” 1989 - 1990 G. Rogers 2001 - 2006 L. Liddelow All Australian Team. 1991 - 1992 S. Siciliano 2006 - 2008 D. Gaspar 1921 J. Leckie 1938 - 1939 A.P. Robertson 1961 F.P. Walker 1991 - 1993 K.W. Armstrong 1953 Merv McIntosh 1986 Robert Wiley 1993 K. Armstrong 2008 - 2010 R. Basell 1922 W. Stooke 1940 D. Oliphant 1962 - 1965 E.E. Henfry 1994 - 1995 D. Glascott 1956 Keith Harper 1999 Mark Watson (Vancouver 1994 - 1997 R. Clark 2010 D. Solomon 1923 J. Caldwell 1941 R. McGlinn 1966 - 1971 M. Atwell 1996 - 1998 W. Blackwell 1924 W. Steele 1942 - 1943 D. Tomb 1972 - 1973 B. Cable 1999 - 2000 G. Armstrong 1966 Barry Cable Exhibition Match) 1926 J. Leckie 1945 R. Heusler 1974 - 1979 K.W. Armstrong 2001 - 2005 S. Magro 1969 Greg Brehaut 1999 Darren Glass, Chance Bateman Tassie Medallists 1931 - 1932 L. McComish 1946 S. Sinclair 1980 - 1981 A.M. Joyce 2006 - 2008 S. Eastaugh 1972 Ian Miller (18s) 1933 W. Thomas 1948 - 1949 A.Robertson 1982 - 1984 I.R. Miller 2009 - 2010 A. Jarman 1953 Merv McIntosh 1966 Barry Cable 1984 Robert Wiley 2001 Steven Armstrong (18s) 1934 W.J. Truscott 1950 - 1952 G. Bailey 1985 - 1987 M.G. Brown 2010 D. McMahon 1935 - 1936 M. Jarvis 1953 - 1959 E.E. Henfry 1988 - 1989 R.Wiley 1937 H. Campbell 1960 - 1961 R.F. Miller 1990 T. Mullooly State Representatives since 1920 1920 No State Side 1956 T. Davis, K. Harper (Capt), C. Skehan, F. Walker, 1981 A. Johnson, W. Simms 1921 C. Holt, A. Hewby H. Wansbrough 1983 P. Bosustow, A. Johnson Life Members of the Perth Football Club Inc 1922 No State Side 1957 R. Zeuner (Vice Capt) 1984 P. Bosustow, R. Wiley, R. Baynes 1923 C. Holt, G. Watts 1958 K. Harper 1985 B. Cousins, R. Wiley + Denotes Life Membership - 150 or more League Games for Perth Football Club * Deceased 1925 H. Grigg 1959 K. Armstrong, R. Coleman, K. Harper, C. 1986 R. Wiley 1926 A. Watts (Capt), E. Erikson, L. McCormish Skehan 1987 M. Watson 1900 M. St John Kennedy* L.J. Dewar* F.P. Walker+ 1927 A. Watts (Capt), L. McCormish 1962 N. Beard, R. Coleman, R. Harper 1988 M Watson (Capt), W. Dick, D. Narkel, 1902 J.T. Dixon* 1947 Mrs V.H. Pitman* 1964 R.T. Harper+ 1969 P. Astone+ 1979 Mrs A.S. Butcher* 1995 V. Pendal 1928 H. Grigg, A. Johnston, L. McCormish 1963 R. Harper, F. Pyke, G. Spalding S. Mount, J. Santostefano 1907 B. St John Ken- H.A. Doust* A.G. Winter* B. Cable+ B.G. Cook+ J. Gavranich 1929 H. Grigg, A. Shepherd 1964 B. Cable, R. Harper, R. Mills (Bicentennial Carnival–Adelaide) nedy* 1948 P.J. Fogarty* 1965 A.F. Seubert J. Coleman* G.A. Watt+ 1996 M. McCabe+ 1930 R. Lucas, A. Johnston, A. Shepherd 1965 B. Cable, R. Coleman 1990 J. Clarkson L.E. Burke* 1949 P.L. Tasker* 1966 K.W. Armstrong+* H.E. Rushforth 1980 K.A. Inman+ 1997 S. Cable+ 1931 - 1934 No Record 1966 M. Atwell (Coach), B. Cable, R. Mills, R. Milson, 1991 J. Clarkson, W. Dick 1909 A.E. Clarke* 1951 C. Matthews* K.D. Bryan+ 1971 J.F. Greer* W.J. Rosbender+ 1999 P. Bosustow 1935 G. Davey, J. Ransom R. Page, R. Shields 1992 J. Clarkson 1910 A.A. Moffat* F. Puddey* R.G. Coleman+ B.C. Hughes V.H. Gubgub* A.M. Grey 1936 A. Gook, C. Keightley, D. Oliphant 1967 B. Cable, G. Brehaut, R. Milson, R. Page 1993 A. Barich, W. Dick, J. Moore 1912 Mrs G. Waugh* 1952 B. MacLean* T.E. Davis+ 1972 B.J. Ashbolt J.G. Ramshaw* 2000 W. Dick+ 1937 A. Brown, A. Gook, C. Keightley, D. Oliph- 1968 M. Atwell (Coach), B. Cable, R. Mills, R. Milson, 1994 A. Barich ant R. Page, R. Shields 1995 S. Cable, F. Gehrig, N. Mourish 1914 H.E. Edmondson* M. McIntosh+ E.J. Erikson+* J.L. Hoare* 1983 S. Smith* 2003 G. Robey* 1938 P. Fitzgerald, A. Gook, C. Keightley, 1969 P. Astone, G. Brehaut, B. Cable, P. Dalton, 1996 S. Sikora, D. Bandy, T. Cook, E.A. Fisher* 1953 R.F. Miller+* P.B. Foster+* G.J. Ramshaw+* B.E. Cousins+ 2005 N. Mawson D. Oliphant, F. Puddey I.R. Miller G. O’Driscoll (u/21’s) 1916 T. Cherry* J.F. O’Dea* H. Grigg+* 1973 G.A. Brehaut+* 1984 R. Camm L. Rigby 1939 E. Henfry, F. Puddey 1970 G. Brehaut, R. Milson, R. Page, R. Shields, 1997 W. Allard, C. Robertson R. Hutchinson* 1954 R.D. Tucker+* A. Johnson+* A.C. Harris* 1985 R.J. Wiley+ G. Rigby 1940 - 1945 No State Sides Chosen A. Stiles 1998 R. Pang, P. Maher 1922 R. Hewson* T. Moriarty+ L. McCormish+* R.W. Shields+ 1986 A. Ransted D. Daniels 1946 M. Hilsz 1971 B. Cable, I.R. Miller, R. Shields (Capt), 2000 R. Haddrill 1926 J.J. O’Loughlan* 1955 J.E.V. Murdoch* S. Shaw+ 1974 S. Kargotich M. Couper B. Lawrence* 1947 M. McIntosh (Capt), S. Shaw, R. Tucker G. Brehaut 2001 M. Hargrave, P. Maher, R. Kelly 1927 W. Stooke* E.W. Jones* C. Skehan+* T. Kargotich* 1987 A. Atwell K. Collins 1948 M. Hilsz, M. McIntosh,W. McKenzie, R.F. Miller, 1972 G. Brehaut, I.R. Miller 2002 R. Kelly, C. Hard- 1931 L. Ryan* 1956 M.L. Hilsz* K. Sturtridge+* 1975 M.J. Brophy* J. Green* S. Bayne T. Moriarty, R. Tucker 1973 G Brehaut, B. Cable, M. Couper, I.R. Miller ing, A. Burgiel, S. Magro (coach) 1949 M. Hilsz, M. McIntosh,W. McKenzie, R.F. Miller, 1974 B. Cook, R. Shields, R. Wiley 2003 C. Harding, C. Bossong, S. Magro (coach) A. MacWilliam* 1957 W.J. Fitzgerald* T.S. Barr* A.G. Stiles+ 1988 P. Doolan* P. Williams T. Moriarty, R. Tucker 1975 R. Wiley 2004 C. Bossong 1933 W.A. Clowes* R.G. Thompson* G. Leuzzi+ V. Yovich* M. Redenbach 2006 H. Turner* 1950 P. Craven, M. McIntosh, R.F. Miller, T. Moriarty, 1976 R. Wiley 2005 C. Bossong 1934 W. Waldock* 1958 K. Harper+* 1967 J.F. Ensor 1976 J.G. Ashley* 1989 T. Grace* 2007 P. Morton* S. Shaw, R. Tucker, R. Zeuner 1977 B. Cook, W. Currie, M. Day, J. Dickinson, 2006 C. Bossong, S. Armstrong 1936 A. Cruikshank* 1959 A.G. Dobell* E. O’Callaghan C.W. Houghton* 1990 O. Colledge* 2008 I. Miller 1952 M. McIntosh S. Hargrave 2007 C. Bossong 1938 W.G. Green* 1960 L.J. Waldock P. Dalton+ 1977 M. Day+ B. Sweetapple G. Jenzen 1953 K. Harper, M. McIntosh, R. Zeuner 1978 P. Bosustow, K. Inman, A. Johnson, 2008 J. Kayler–Thomson, S. Siekierka, R. Young 1941 R. MacLean* 1961 R. Zeuner+* 1968 Mrs P. Cowper* C.B. Lofts+ 1991 A. Miller* T. (Archie) Rose 1954 K. Harper, M. McIntosh, T. Moriarty, W. Rosbender 2009 - 2010 R. Young 1943 C.G. Mettam* 1962 D.J. Oliphant+* G.G. Gerrard* N.E. Wilson 1993 Mrs L. Steele* H. Wansbrough R. Wiley 1945 E.H. Morris* J.W. McGann+* 1978 J. Quartermaine+ 1994 A. Barich+ 1955 K. Harper (Capt), M. McIntosh, C. Skehan, 1979 P. Bosustow, W. Simms F. Walker, H. Wansbrough 1980 P. Bosustow, B. Cook, R. Prunster 1946 R. Branigan* 1963 E.E. Henfry* W. Nicholas+

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Premiership Position since 1906 1906 Fourth 1921 Third 1936 Sixth 1951 Second 1966 PREMIERS 1981 Eighth 1996 Seventh 1907 PREMIERS 1922 Sixth 1937 Sixth 1952 Sixth 1967 PREMIERS 1982 Seventh 1997 Third 1908 Second 1923 Sixth 1938 Sixth 1953 Fourth 1968 PREMIERS 1983 Eighth 1998 Eighth 1909 Second 1924 Fifth 1939 Fifth 1954 Fourth 1969 Third 1984 Eighth 1999 Sixth 1910 Fifth 1925 Fifth 1940 Seventh 1955 PREMIERS 1970 Second 1985 Seventh 2000 Ninth 1911 Fifth 1926 Sixth 1941 Seventh 1956 Fourth 1971 Seventh 1986 Third 2001 Seventh 1912 Seventh 1927 Fifth 1942 Seventh 1957 Fourth 1972 Third 1987 Sixth 2002 Fifth 1913 Second 1928 Sixth 1943 Seventh 1958 Third 1973 Seventh 1988 Fifth 2003 Eighth 1914 Fourth 1929 Fifth 1944 Fourth 1959 Fourth 1974 Second 1989 Seventh 2004 Sixth 1915 Second 1930 Third 1945 Seventh 1960 Seventh 1975 Sixth 1990 Sixth 2005 Eighth 1916 Third 1931 Sixth 1946 Fifth 1961 Sixth 1976 PREMIERS 1991 Fourth 2006 Fifth 1917 Third 1932 Sixth 1947 Fourth 1962 Sixth 1977 PREMIERS 1992 Sixth 2007 Ninth 1918 Third 1933 Sixth 1948 Third 1963 Third 1978 Second 1993 Eighth 2008 Seventh 1919 Sixth 1934 Third 1949 Second 1964 Third 1979 Sixth 1994 Eighth 2009 Sixth 1920 Third 1935 Eighth 1950 Second 1965 Fifth 1980 Sixth 1995 Seventh 2010 Ninth

Past WAFL Premiers 1885 Rovers 1911 East Fremantle 1937 East Fremantle 1963 Swan Districts 1989 Claremont 1886 Fremantle 1912 Subiaco 1938 Claremont 1964 Claremont 1990 Swan Districts 1887 Unions 1913 Subiaco 1939 Claremont 1965 East Fremantle 1991 Claremont 1888 Unions 1914 East Fremantle 1940 Claremont 1966 Perth 1992 East Fremantle 1889 Unions 1915 Subiaco 1941 West Perth 1967 Perth 1993 Claremont 1890 Fremantle 1916 South Fremantle 1942 West Perth 1968 Perth 1994 East Fremantle 1891 Rovers 1917 South Fremantle 1943 East Fremantle 1969 West Perth 1995 West Perth 1892 Fremantle 1918 East Fremantle 1944 East Perth 1970 South Fremantle 1996 Claremont 1893 Fremantle 1919 East Perth 1945 East Fremantle 1971 West Perth 1997 South Fremantle 1894 Fremantle 1920 East Perth 1946 East Fremantle 1972 East Perth 1998 East Fremantle 1895 Fremantle 1921 East Perth 1947 South Fremante 1973 Subiaco 1999 West Perth 1896 Fremantle 1922 East Perth 1948 South Fremantle 1974 East Fremantle 2000 East Perth 1897 West Perth 1923 East Perth 1949 West Perth 1975 West Perth 2001 East Perth 1898 Fremantle 1924 Subiaco 1950 South Fremantle 1976 Perth 2002 East Perth 1899 West Perth 1925 East Fremantle 1951 West Perth 1977 Perth 2003 West Perth 1900 East Fremantle 1926 East Perth 1952 South Fremantle 1978 East Perth 2004 Subiaco 1901 West Perth 1927 East Perth 1953 South Fremantle 1979 East Fremantle 2005 South Fremantle 1902 East Fremantle 1928 East Fremantle 1954 South Fremantle 1980 South Fremantle 2006 Subiaco 1903 East Fremantle 1929 East Fremantle 1955 Perth 1981 Claremont 2007 Subiaco 1904 East Fremantle 1930 East Fremantle 1956 East Perth 1982 Swan Districts 2008 Subiaco 1905 West Perth 1931 East Fremantle 1957 East Fremantle 1983 Swan Districts 2009 South Fremantle 1906 East Fremantle 1932 West Perth 1958 East Perth 1984 Swan Districts 2010 Swan Districts 1907 Perth 1933 East Fremantle 1959 East Perth 1985 East Fremantle 1908 East Fremantle 1934 West Perth 1960 West Perth 1986 Subiaco 1909 East Fremantle 1935 West Perth 1961 Swan Districts 1987 Claremont 1910 East Fremantle 1936 East Perth 1962 Swan Districts 1988 Subiaco

Past WAFL Reserves Premiers 1958 Subiaco 1969 Subiaco 1980 Claremont 1991 South Fremantle 2002 Subiaco 1959 Subiaco 1970 East Fremantle 1981 East Perth 1992 South Fremantle 2003 Subiaco 1960 West Perth 1971 Perth 1982 Claremont 1993 Claremont 2004 South Fremantle 1961 East Perth 1972 Subiaco 1983 East Perth 1994 East Fremantle 2005 Subiaco 1962 East Fremantle 1973 Perth 1984 Subiaco 1995 Subiaco 2006 Swan Districts 1963 Perth 1974 Perth 1985 South Fremantle 1996 Perth 2007 Subiaco 1964 Swan Districts 1975 Perth 1986 South Fremantle 1997 Subiaco 2008 Claremont 1965 East Perth 1976 East Perth 1987 Claremont 1998 Subiaco 2009 South Fremantle 1966 East Perth 1977 Claremont 1988 Perth 1999 Subiaco 2010 Claremont 1967 East Perth 1978 East Perth 1989 East Perth 2000 Claremont 1968 Perth 1979 Swan Districts 1990 Claremont 2001 East Fremantle

Past WAFL Colts Premiers 1958 Swan Districts 1964 Perth 1976 Claremont 1988 Claremont 2000 East Perth 1959 Perth 1965 Perth 1977 Claremont 1989 Subiaco 2001 East Fremantle 1960 Perth 1966 East Fremantle 1978 Claremont 1990 West Perth 2002 South Fremantle 1961 Perth 1967 East Perth 1979 Claremont 1991 Swan Districts 2003 South Fremantle 1962 East Fremantle 1968 West Perth 1980 East Perth 1992 East Fremantle 2004 Peel 1963 Perth 1969 East Fremantle 1981 East Fremantle 1993 Claremont 2005 Peel 1958 Swan Districts 1970 South Fremantle 1982 South Fremantle 1994 Claremont 2006 East Perth 1959 Perth 1971 Swan Districts 1983 South Fremantle 1995 Subiaco 2007 Swan Districts 1960 Perth 1972 Perth 1984 South Fremantle 1996 Claremont 2008 Swan Districts 1961 Perth 1973 East Fremantle 1985 South Fremantle 1997 Claremont 2009 Claremont 1962 East Fremantle 1974 Subiaco 1986 Claremont 1998 East Fremantle 2010 East Fremantle 1963 Perth 1975 East Perth 1987 East Fremantle 1999 Perth

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