(WAAFL) Has a Proud History Since Its Humble Beginnings in 1922

CONTENTS

Officials 2

Presidents Report 3

Executive Officers 4 Report

Brief History and Outline History 7

The Western Australian Amateur Football League (WAAFL) has a proud history since its humble beginnings in 1922. Over that time the League has been a progressive force in Umpire Reports 8 the development of "grassroots" community football in Western Australia. Send Offs 9 The WAAFL has a strong base in the administration of a viable and thriving Australian Rules football competition with 43 member clubs, including 118 senior and 30 colts (U19) teams providing games for more than approximately 7000 registered players during a State Football 10 home and away season. There also are some 150 umpires involved in the competition. Volunteers form the base of the competition and without their tireless efforts at both League and Club level the competition could not be sustained. All Australian 12 Team of the Year

Value of Amateur Football Australian Amateur 14 Team of the Year The WAAFL provides organized football on Saturdays where anyone whatever ability, can participate or contribute to the football industry. Community 15 Football Council The system in place allows players to play in senior football at any level they are capable of achieving. Colts (U19) learn the fundamentals of amateur football and its responsibili- WAFA Report 16 ties after graduating from junior ranks.

At present the leagues goal is to increase participation and is self funded (through the Special 20 clubs). Much more could be achieved in this area through significant financial assistance Acknowledgments and recognition that the WAAFL promotes football as a training ground for elite players. Fairest & Best 21 The WAAFL also provides a quality high standard competition for those players not wish- Award Winners ing to endue the commitment to WAFL (second tier competition) training due to study or career commitments or simply a lifestyle that considers football a recreational pursuit, Goal Kicking 21 however is in a position to bridge the gap between amateur football and the Champions Awards of tomorrow. Other Awards 21 Many well known WAFL and AFL personnel began their careers in the WAAFL. Former West Coast Eagles and Hawthorn coach Ken Judge began his coaching career at an A Premiership 22 Grade amateur club. Former Dockers coach Gerard Neesham played several seasons of amateur football and played at state amateur level. Ladders Grand Final 23 Other high profile players include Troy Wilson (West Coast Eagles), Gary Buckenara (Hawthorn), Shane Parker (Fremantle), Simon Beasley (Western Bulldogs), Sandover Results Medallists Ian Dargie (2), Alistair Pickett (2) and Shane Beros. Club Reports 24

Former Amateur players who have gone on to be senior administrators include former Chairman of the WA Football Commission Dr Peter Tannock, current WA Football Com- Previous Premier- 28 mission Chairman Dr Neale Fong (a triple A Grade Fairest & Best medallist with the ship Winners WAAFL), current Chairman of Sydney Swans Richard Colless and former West Coast Chairman and AFL Commissioner Terry O’Connor are just a few who have gone on to Previous Fairest & 31 contribute to Football at a higher level. Best Winners

The WAAFL is continuing to focus on the future and how the league uses its leadership B.J. Giles Medal 35 and resources to set new standards of excellence and relevance for its member clubs' Winners and various committees. The League's Strategic Plan for the next 2 years was implemented in 2003 and is progressing well with a view to stabilising the League's financial Previous Goal Kick- 35 position and the establishment of a Club "culture" that will ensure a long and viable coming Award Winners petition. Premiership 36 Records Undefeated Teams 36

1 2004 Officials

PRESIDENT AUDITOR John Davies Dennis Heaney

VICE PRESIDENT PROTESTS & DISPUTES TRIBUNAL Milton Sanders Debbie Clinch, Neil Donaldson, Jim Haines, Ray Harp, Peter House, Trevor Howard, Trevor Mundy, Ken SECRETARY Mathews, Geoff Metcalf, Rob Milburn, Adam Bruce Wainwright Peacock, Gerry Stokes

TREASURER INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE Brett Fullarton John Carson, Mal Harford, David Martino, David Nadebaum, John Prior MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Peter Grosser, Mark Herron, Trevor Howard MEDIA Graeme Jacques, Perry King, Lionel McQueen, Perry King, Ross Rayson Ross Rayson, UNDER 23 STATE COACH EXECUTIVE OFFICER Wayne Langbourne Ron Webster Email: [email protected] STATE FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT Milton Sanders, Peter Grosser, Neil Judge, OFFICE SUPERVISOR Ron Webster Jan Dellaca (resigned August) CONSTITUTION, BY-LAWS AND LEGAL ADVICE ACCOUNTS / ADMINISTRATION Mark Herron Natalie Archer Email: [email protected] RECORDING OF WEEKLY SCORES Natalie Archer ADMINISTRATION Matthew Henson FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE Email: [email protected] Bruce Wainwright, Perry King, Phil Hayes

CASUAL ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT COMMUNITY FOOTBALL COUNCIL Paulyne Webster Milton Sanders (Secretary), John Davies, Brooke Wood Ron Webster

HONORARY ADVISOR AND CONSULTANT Neil Judge J.P.

UMPIRES CO-ORDINATOR Bruce Wheatland

CLUB UMPIRE CO-ORDINATOR Colin Merrigan (North) and Michael Parkes (South)

FIELD & BOUNDARY UMPIRES COACH Paul Smith

BOUNDARY UMPIRES COACH Dave Mason

GOAL UMPIRES COACH Terry Kenny

UMPIRE FITNESS COACH Stuart Tempest

2 President’s Report

The past year has seen a continuation of the positive forward trends set in motion in 2003. The ongoing challenges, necessary changes, improvements, innovations and general stabilization in many areas have made the past 12 months more satisfying with the League working closer together. The achievements of clubs in respect to financial viability, positive attitudes, greater efforts in looking after their administration responsibilities and their willingness to embrace the directions set down by the WAAFL Board of Management have made the League and Clubs much more viable than in past seasons.

The WAAFL as a major participant in community (grass roots) based football has been encouraged to play a leading role in the growth and success of football. The WA Football Commission (under the direction of Chairman Dr Neale Fong, Executive Officer Wayne Bradshaw, financial controller Michael Hnatojko and the Commissioners) have in the past few seasons put in place a direction for all facets of the WA football industry to work closer together in order to achieve success and growth for the good of the overall game. Being a key link between junior football and the WAFL, the expectations put upon the League has required us (and Clubs) to look closer at our operations, responsibilities and public image. Amateur Clubs as a consequence have been under pressure to lift their administration and off field standards. The WA Foot- ball Commission has rewarded those efforts with greater assistance in the running of the League’s office structure and also with special projects (colts, state 23/s, umpires and coaching accreditation, insurance premiums and en- larged office premises). This in turn has enabled the Board not to increase fees and as such relieved some of the financial pressure off Club committees. We sincerely thank the Commission for their faith and investment in Amateur football to assist the game grow.

Sponsorship partnerships are at an all time high with major contributions made by Carlton and United Beverages and the West Coast Eagles. With a mixture of cash and goods the viability of the League and clubs is assured provided we all fully support our major sponsors. Metisc, Burley Sekem, Cougar Sports, Elastoplast, Quill Stationery and Park Auto Centre make up the compliment of supporting sponsors. We appreciate their vital involvement with the WAAFL.

The Board of Management and the Executive have continued to give support and direction in many areas that makes the League as a whole a progressive and stable organisation. With their wide diversity and experience in football, business and vocational fields, plus coming from all across the metropolitan area, they are aware first hand of what is happening at Club land. I am extremely proud of their achievements and common approach to all manner of varied issues.

Once again, I have had great support from Vice President Milton Sanders whose knowledge and interest in all levels of football is second to none. Treasurer Brett Fullarton and Secretary Bruce Wainwright along with Peter Grosser, Mark Herron, Perry King, Graham Jacques, Lionel McQueen, Trevor Howard and Ross Rayson. They all continue to handle a demanding work load on a purely voluntary basis. Ross Rayson steps down this year after a lengthy and valuable service to Amateur football. His presence will be surely missed with his expertise in local government, colts and our radio programme.

The ever diligent office staffs, under the management of Executive Officer Ron Webster, have once again carried out their responsibilities in assisting and working with club officials. Amateur football is family football and our staff Na- talie Archer, Matt Henson, Paulyne Webster, Brooke Wood and Jan Dellaca has tried to keep it that way. Ron with his wide ranging business and management skills as well as first hand knowledge of the game has been a great plus for the WAAFL and has complemented the workings of our Board as well as providing great input into the football world in WA as a whole.

The WAAFL consists of many independent operations apart from the day to day business. My sincere thanks to all those people who on a purely volunteer basis make up and have made contributions to the P& D tribunals, media, state football, investigating tribunals, colts future directions, the quiz night, reinstatements, volunteer awards, finals, Community Football Council and DDC’s. They are all necessary participants for the good governance of the League.

The dedicated Umpires coaching panel of Mike Ball, Bruce Wheatland, Paul Smith, Terry Kenny, Dave Mason, Tre- vor Prentis and Tim Priest and their valuable support have worked hard to put on the field competent umpires whose performances have been of a high caliber. The new umpires’ specific training venue at Higgins Park for all Commu- nity Umpiring has been a plus for the men in white.

Our first full season of Under 23 state football had mixed results. However if we are to achieve our goal in providing football opportunities for talented players then the WAAFL has played its part. We look forward to future state teams for Under 23’s and Under 19’s.

With the restructuring of district football under the WA Football Commission it gave the community competitions (WAAFL, Sunday and Peel Football Leagues) a direct input and voice via the DDC’s into junior football and WAFL

3 clubs. Board members Ross Rayson, Perry King, Peter Grosser and Bruce Wainwright along with Whitford Presi- dent Warren Nell have already made an impact onto the nine WAFL districts in the inaugural year. We look forward to next season when it’s initial “teething” problems have been resolved. Once again all for the good of our game.

Co - tenants, the Sunday Football League, have continued to work closer in many areas and it is not far off when the administrations of both bodies are totally integrated, yet keeping their respective competitions viable and productive. The WAFA’s (single team competition) first year in joint control testifies to our co-operation along with the support of the Community Football Council.

2004 saw the first progress in compiling the written history of the WAAFL. To complete this task will be a huge under- taking and I thank the input and time from Don Baker, Neil Judge and Bruce Wainwright. The surface has only been barely scratched as we continue to accumulate photos and documentation from bygone days from many sources as possible. If you can help, please contact one of the above?

WAAFL award winners, premiership teams, state under 23 players, umpires and coaching staff, Merit Certificate recipients (WAAFL, AFL and WAFC) are all to be congratulated for their achievements in gaining public recognition of the successes they have attained. Most of those achievements have been reached due to the great and untiring work behind the scenes done by our hundreds of club and league volunteers who continue to effectively make the WAAFL a great Western Australian sporting organisation. Thank you all.

John Davies

Executive Officer’s Report

2004 completes my second full year in the position of Executive Officer and I am delighted to be in a position to report that the League, which is the Clubs, has continued to embrace positive change and have benefited substantially. The plans formulated and the changes implemented over the last two and half years were not only necessary but very timely and have now placed the Amateur Foot- ball League in the pre-eminent lead in Community Football.

2004 will see the League post its second consecutive profit which totally erases the $75,000.00 of losses from the 2001and 2002 seasons. The League is now genuinely in profit and has been able to recoup the majority of cash reserves which were virtually exhausted. In achieving these financial results the Board of the League has done so without increasing Club affiliation fees for the past two seasons. Affiliation fees peaked at $697,179.00 and are now at $603,000.00 (excl GST), a feat that could not have been achieved without prudent budgeting but most importantly without the Club’s assistance in consistently meeting their payments on time.

Our financial improvement could also not have been achieved without the support of our League sponsors and the assistance of the WA Football Commission, both of whom provided additional financial benefits and access to cost saving resources. Indeed the cash contribution from League sponsors has risen from $35,523.00 in 2001 to $70,242.00 in 2004, whilst donations of goods and services to the League and Clubs peaked at $81,200.00 this year.

Following various submissions, positive negotiations and the achievement of required outcomes the assistance from the WA Football Commission both directly for administration support and via the Community Football Council has increased from $51,500.00 in 2001 to $117,337.00 in 2004. I would like to personally thank Wayne Bradshaw, Mi- chael Hnatojko and the Commissioners for their understanding and assistance with this additional, but very necessary funding.

Fortunately the League is blessed with some very talented and dedicated Committee members who continue to be prepared to listen, evaluate and act and as such I am pleased to report that in the last 24 months we have been able

4 to address, virtually in full, all of the key issues noted in our initial three year strategic plan.

During the year we were able to either solely achieve or be part of the following important initiatives:

• Entered into a lucrative three year major sponsorship agreement with Carlton United Beverages which resulted in the League and Clubs sharing in substantial cash and product benefits.

• Finalised a formal sponsorship agreement with the West Coast Eagles with funds being directed towards the Colts competition and the U/23 State team.

• Establishment of AFL Insurances via JLT Sport. The result of which passed on significant savings to Clubs whilst providing increased and improved coverage for players and Clubs in general.

• Continued arrangements via the Paraplegic Benefit Fund to provide an additional $100,000.00 spinal injury cover for players 365 days a year 24 hours per day.

• Establishment of the successful U/23 State team concept which was supported by CUB and the West Coast Eagles who in addition also sponsored our Colts competition. The team had successful games against the U/23 Sun- day Football League team and the open age State Country Football League team. Unfortunately the boys were not up to the game against Victoria when they travelled to Melbourne in June this year. Apart from the first quarter the team acquitted themselves well both on and off the field.

• Successfully negotiated with the WAFC to enable much needed office renovations to take place. These renovations, completed just after the season finished, will enable our staff to be more efficient and thus be able to offer a higher level of service to all Clubs who come into the office or indeed phone through. We will also have a much better arrangement for handling tribunals and meetings in a more comfortable and confidential manner. I would like to sincerely thank Bevan Beaver of the WAFA for that Associations kind donation towards the cost of the renovations.

• Continued to upgrade and enhance the iScore Competition software programme which can now supply accu- rate data on all facets of our League and provides easy access to Clubs and the public for results and ladders throughout the year. There are still enhancements to be implemented and these will further assist us to administer the competition in 2005. I would like to sincerely thank Graham Hill, Managing Director of Metisc Computing, for his Company’s ongoing sponsorship and commitment to providing the iScore system to Amateur Football.

As you are aware we had some considerable problems finalising fixtures at the commencement of the year. This was due mostly to Clubs at late notice withdrawing either in total or some of their teams as well as Clubs not notifying the League until very late that their ground was not available on certain dates. Ground access and availability continues to be a problem for which we are seeking a solution. The increasing cost of ground hire with less access is going to be a large challenge for the Amateur League and the WA Football Commission. We both have a charter to grow the game but if we do not have sufficient grounds for senior football and there is not improved coordination with Junior Football much of the development work to increase participation will be wasted as we will have no where to play.

As we explained at the various Delegate's and President's Strategy meetings the League would not be able to return to profitability and maintain Club fees without increasing its return from Sponsorship and fundraising activities. To this end we again held a League Quiz night at the Italian Club and thanks to the support of the Clubs it was another great success. The success was not only financial, but went a long way to clearly demonstrating what can be achieved when the shareholder Clubs are prepared to work together and support a joint function. As a result of this function, Clubs that actually attended participated in over $10,000.00 of cash and prizes with the profit from the night going towards the insurance costs for 2004.

The F& B Medal Presentation Dinner was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel and was a great success. The support from Clubs was outstanding as was the attendance of a wide range of senior people from the WA Football Commis- sion, Government, West Coast Eagles, Carlton & United Beverages and other sponsors. We had 450 people in attendance and the League has received a considerable number of letters and emails congratulating the League and Clubs for such an outstanding evening. I would like to sincerely thank my staff for the excellent efforts in putting this night together and in particular single out Natalie Archer who compiled the power point video presentation for the votes and award winners. Thanks must also go to CUB who provided not only the beer for the night but spirits and the Half Mile Creek wine. Whilst this function again ran at a small loss it is a very important event that Clubs should be a part of and we need to acknowledge the Fairest & Best and Goal Kicking winners in all grades as well as the Champion Clubs at a prestige function no matter the small additional cost to the League.

With the support of the Club’s, 2004 saw the introduction of the very important U/23 State team concept. We have now secured agreement via the Australian Amateur Football Council that both Victoria and South Australia will only play U/23 games against WA during the next 3 year tri-state carnival period. There are substantial benefits to the players and their Clubs from being involved in this concept. Young players get an opportunity to play and perform at a higher level of competition which ultimately will make them better contributors to their own Clubs and if they perform well in these games hopefully it could provide them opportunities at a higher level of Football. In 2005 we are

5 committed to playing South Australia and Victoria in Perth. The South Australian game will be on Saturday 14th May as a curtin raiser to the West Coast Eagles vs St Kilda game at Subiaco Oval. The Victorian game will be played on Sunday 12th June at a venue to be decided, but possibly Leederville Oval.

Our Finals this year were very successful with excellent crowds and I thank those Clubs that hosted early finals matches and also all Clubs for the substantially improved behaviour of players and spectators. I would also like to thank those Clubs that provided volunteers to control the gates and scoreboards. It was an excellent effort and enabled many of the costs to be kept in Amateur football. With the 2004 success we will continue to have minor finals fixtured at Club grounds and the Preliminary and Grand Finals at WAFL venues. We will continue to charge for Pre- liminary and Grand Finals as this is a vital source of League revenue and helps offset the substantial costs associat- ed with the overall finals series and the small profit generated assists in keeping affiliation fees down.

Congratulations to all teams who participated in finals matches this year and especially to those Clubs who have won the right to be promoted under the new two up two down rule. This new promotion and relegation rule ratified by Clubs at last years AGM will add new life and vitality into what was becoming a “flagging” competition. In 2005 we have two (2) new teams in A grade, four (4) different teams in B grade, four (4) new teams in C Grade and two (2) different teams in D Grade. This will make 2005 a very different year for Clubs in that many games will be against teams that they have never played before. This will create new challenges, new rivalries, friendships and rewards that may not have happened under the old system.

I would like to sincerely thank our Umpires Board, Umpire Coaches and the Community Umpires panel for their support and assistance in 2004. It was a year with some challenges given we embarked on putting in place a new training and Clubroom facility at Higgins Park. Whist it was not without its teething problems the facilities and ground amenities will continue to be enhanced and it will be an excellent venue that will be very viable for years to come. The Community Umpiring panel concept continues to evolve and with some planned improvements in structure and resources in 2005 I am confident it will deliver more quality umpires then has been experienced previously. The WAFC is committed to a programme which focuses on improving numbers and quality of umpiring at all levels of Community Umpiring and we will be working closely with them to ensure our Clubs benefit from these initiatives. To Neil Judge, Mike Ball, Bruce Wheatland, Paul Smith, Trevor Prentis, Tim Priest, Dave Mason and Terry Kenny a particular thankyou for your efforts.

League Sponsors are vital to the financial health of the League. For us to maintain our existing Sponsors and attract new ones we need all Clubs to fully support the League Sponsors and the arrangements entered into. I would like to thank all the Companies for their support this year. These vital Sponsors are listed throughout this publication and I urge Clubs and their members to support where they can the products and services these companies provide.

Lastly but certainly not least, I would like to sincerely thank the office staff for another exceptional effort in 2004. With the requirement to upgrade 7,000 player ID photos and registrations the staff and clubs endured some tough circum- stances but thankfully everyone survived. I would like to sincerely thank the tireless efforts of Natalie Archer, Matt Henson, and Paulyne Webster. I would also like to thank Jan Dellaca, who unfortunately had to recently resign, for her efforts during her time at the Amateurs. Without their concerted efforts during the year the League would have struggled and I sincerely thankyou on behalf of the League and its member Clubs.

In closing I would again like to thank the Clubs and the many volunteers involved for your cooperation with the League office this year and most importantly for your time and efforts in assisting with the operation of the Amateur competition. I look forward to working in harmony with you next season with a view to cementing the future of the Amateur League and its shareholder Clubs.

Ron Webster

6 History

PRESIDENTS VOLUNTEERS AWARD 1922 - 1923 W.R. Orr Presented by the WAFC in recognition of valuable service over 1924 - 1925 E. Isaachsen a number of years, nominated by the WAAFL 1926 - 1929 E.D. Pym 1989 T. Schorer 1930 - 1931 G. Hearn 1990 T. Naylor 1932 - 1937 G.L. Robson 1991 D. Baker 1938 - 1961 C.J. Veryard 1993 G. Livingstone 1962 - 1967 S.M. Miller R. Tanner 1968 - 1970 C.R. Gibson 2002 J. Metcalf 1971 - 1983 C.J. Jamieson A. Clement 1984 S.D. Woodward 1985 - 1991 T.R. Howard A.N.F.C. AWARD OF MERIT 1992 - 1995 D.R. Baker 1958 H.B. Grosvenor 1996 - J. Davies 1962 C.J. Veryard 1965 T.K. Naylor VICE PRESIDENTS 1966 B.J. Giles 1974 - 1985 B. Giles (Senior V.P.) 1970 C.J. Jamieson 1974 - 1985 E. Freeman (Junior V.P) 1974 L.A. Tetley 1986 - 1990 E. Freeman (Senior V.P) 1978 E. Freeman 1986 - 1990 D.R. Baker (Junior V.P) 1981 R. Dalziell 1991 D.R. Baker 1985 J. Carey 1992 - 1994 M. Hasson 1990 N. Donaldson 1995 J. Davies 1996 D.R. Baker 1996 G. Jacques 1997 A. Clement LIFE MEMBERS 1997 - M. Sanders 1938 J.L. Robson 1939 S.M. Miller HONARARY SECRETARIES 1940 V. Bennett 1923 R. Hood 1947 H.B. Grosvenor 1924 A.J. Mettam C.J. Veryard 1925 W. Flanagan 1949 J.F. Kenneally 1926 H.R. Honnor 1950 F. Breen 1927 R. Selden 1951 W. O’Grady 1928 R.E. Fennell A. Moncrieff 1929 A.C. Rose 1953 H.R. Lewis 1930 - 1931 R.J. Price 1954 T.K. Naylor 1932 B.J. Flanagan 1955 B.J. Giles 1933 - 1934 J. Chapman 1956 H. Know 1935 - 1936 C.R. Mattiske R. Henkel 1937 - 1980 H.B. Grosvenor 1958 C.J. Jamieson 1981 B.J. Goddard (Mrs) 1960 L. Tetley 1982 - B. Wainwright 1966 J. Dolan E. Freeman REGISTRAR 1969 K. Mathews 1969 - 1991 T.K. Naylor R. Dalziell 1970 Jim Davies TREASURER 1972 N. Donaldson 1984 J. Ashley 1976 R. Thompson 1985 - 1996 G. Livingstone W. Smith 1997 - 1999 A. Thomas 1978 G. Livingstone 2001 - B. Fullarton L. Eborall J. Ince ASSISTANT TREASURER 1979 V. Kelleen 1951 - 1981 B. Grosvenor (Miss) 1980 J. Carey 1981 B.J. Grosvenor (Miss) EXECUTIVE OFFICER 1982 A.E.W. Andrews 1982 - 1983 J. Ashley 1983 D.R. Baker 1983 - 1984 G. Parlongo 1986 N.E. Browne 1984 - 1986 B. Thirley D. Frame 1986 - 2001 N.R. Judge J.P. B. Wainwright 2001 - 2002 R.M. Stow 1989 John Davies 2002 - R.J. Webster 1991 T.R. Howard 1995 G. Maskiell 2001 M. Sanders

7 Umpire Reports

2004 A Grade Umpires

PANEL UMPIRE REPORT

The 2004 season was the second year of the combined community umpire panel with a new facility at Higgins Park. This provided the opportunity for both umpiring groups and their associations to integrate better both on the training track as well as socially. Each weekend for both the WAAFL and Sunday Football League fixtures, some 300 appointments were made for boundary field and goal umpires. This task was a massive one but encompasses the growth of the game at community level. To this end it was deemed necessary for a submission to be made to the WAFC for full time assistance for the community umpire coaches. At the time of writing it would appear that a person has been appointed to assist from within Umpiring WA. The result should see a streamlining of recruitment, training and appointment processes and will identify distinct career paths for umpires from juniors through to the AFL. This can only enhance the quality of umpiring at senior community level.

Training was conducted under the guidance of fitness guru Stuart Tempest and the coaching staff on both Tuesday and Thursday nights throughout the season. It would be true to say that the fitness levels improved dramatically from the previous year which was clearly displayed on match days.

Some 18 field umpires officiated at A grade level throughout the year including six from the Academy. At A reserve level, there were 54 umpires who controlled games throughout the season in this grade many of whom were very youthful. This will stand us in good stead for the future, especially with the whole Academy panel umpiring in Com- munity football each week during the 2005 season. This will certainly assist to raise the standard of umpiring as the youngsters mature through their experiences.

The goal umpiring group were well served by a dedicated group who performed well throughout the year. However the challenge is for a recruitment drive to add much needed youth to an aging squad. The boundary umpiring squad was well serviced through the school’s program with many talented youngsters being introduced. However, this left the school’s program short of numbers for colts grades.

With the Umpiring WA directly involved at community level in 2005, clubs should expect very few problems with umpiring appointments with their greater resources for recruitment and access to personnel.

I would like to thank Paul Smith for his professionalism and diligence as the field umpire’s coach. To David Mason (boundary coach), Terry Kenny (goals) and observers Tim Priest and Trevor Prentice: thank you for you untiring ded- ication to the task

It would be remiss of me to congratulate the clubs for their support and improved relationship with the umpiring fraternity this year. There were less complaints, reports and tribunal hearings in 2004 due in no small way to the growing professionalism displayed by the WAAFL clubs. Recruiting and retaining umpires is a massive task so a vote of thanks is extended to the competing clubs for dis- playing a positive attitude toward umpires this season.

Bruce Wheatland Umpire Coordinator

2004 A Reserve Umpires

8 SCHOOL BOUNDARY UMPIRE PROGRAM

Once again this year the schools program provided boundary umpires for the colts grades and A, B and C reserve grades. Schools participating in the scheme this year included Morley SHS, John Forrest SHS, Seton College, Hele- na College. Forrestfield SHS, Warwick SHS and Duncraig SHS. It was unfortunate that Corpus Christi College did not participate as in the past mainly due to the previous coordinator leaving the school.

It was envisaged early in the year that Umpiring WA would coordinate the program with a series of meetings taking place. This did not eventuate and past arrangements were employed which was most disappointing. However, I am assured that Umpiring WAwill take responsibility in the 2005 season. There is both a need and scope for the expan- sion of the school program into both field and goal umpiring disciplines. Hopefully, this will be addressed in the 2005 Umpiring WA strategic plan to service Community football.

Some 70 umpires were appointed to games regularly and, due to the high demand in Senior League ranks, many were promoted to higher duties. Clubs are to be congratulated in following the payment process as there were very few hiccups this year in this regard.

In conclusion, thanks to the coordinators in Peter Merritt, David O’Neill, Michael Pampacos, Warren Beckwith, Campbell Brown and John Batten for providing such excellent service to community football on top of their already busy teaching schedules. We look forward to their future involvement again in ensuing years.

Bruce Wheatland Coordinator

2004 Phil Scott Division Colts Umpires

2004 Send Offs

Club # Teams # Yellow # Red Club # Teams # Yellow # Red Cards Cards Cards Cards Ballajura 3 31 7 Mosman Park 3 12 Bassendean 4 24 2 Mt Lawley 4 24 3 Bayswater 2 18 3 North Beach 5 13 6 Belmont Redcliffe 2 19 5 North Fremantle 5 20 4 Brentwood 3 19 5 Ocean Ridge 3 15 3 Bullcreek Leeming 4 17 4 Quinns District 2 6 Carlisle 2 7 1 Scarborough 4 19 3 C.B.C. 5 34 3 Stirling 3 22 5 Coolbellup 2 2 Swan Athletic 4 18 1 Coolbinia West Perth 3 21 1 Swan View 3 17 4 Collegians 4 9 Trinity Aquinas 4 10 3 Dianella Morley 3 17 2 University 6 14 2 East Fremantle 2 13 1 Wanneroo 4 11 7 Hamersley Carine 4 10 3 Warnbro Swans 4 16 1 High Wycombe 4 28 4 Wembley 5 21 8 Kalamunda 3 7 3 West Coast Cowan 4 16 2 Kingsley 4 22 1 Wesley Curtin 5 16 2 Lynwood Ferndale 4 19 5 Whitford 6 22 7 Manning Rippers 2 7 3 Willetton 4 12 3 Melville 3 17 3 TOTALS 141 645 120

Of the 120 Red Cards, 72 players took the prescribed penalty, 31 players were found guilty at the tribunal and 17 charges were dismissed.

The League acknowledges the conduct of Coolbellup, Collegians, Mosman Park and Quinns Districts.

9 State Football

Back Row: M. Healy, B. Heap, B. McPherson, B. Hawkins, A. Taylor, M. Holbrook (Captain), K. Fitzgerald, D. Young, A. Moirana (Runner) Third Row: W. Langborne (Coach), K. Robertson (Assistant Coach), P. Grosser (Co-ordinator), G. Stephens (Selector/Stats), T. Jenkins (Physio), E. Rohr (Physio), T. Riemer (Trainer), G. Zaiti (Property) Second Row: P. Russo, P. McGillvray (Vice Captain), N. Pike, M. Robinson, C. Weise (Vice Captain), R. Cunningham, E. Huddlestone, L. McKnight

This years representative program saw the introduction of a modified selection criteria where players under 23 years of age only could be eligible to represent our competition. The initiative has been vigorously backed by the WAAFL executive committee for a number of years in the belief that not only would it make for a more even competition with the Victorian and South Australian Amateur leagues but given the focus on young up and coming players it would better illustrate the worth of the Amateur competitions in contrast to the AFL and relevant State Leagues. Given this new concept excluded virtually all the regular representative players we have had in recent years we needed to start from scratch in respect to the selection process.

After a meeting with A,B,C & D grade club Coaches and Presidents to explain the new criteria player nominations were called for. In excess of 100 players were invited to participate in the 10 week training program. Their ultimate aim to achieve selection in the State Under 23 WAAFL side to travel to Melbourne to play the highly rated Victorians in June.

The players were required to train in South Perth every Tuesday night followed up by a Sunday morning rehabilita- tion session at Challenge Stadium.

Certainly talent dictated selection as it does with any representative side but a huge emphasis was also placed on commitment to the program and match day club performances and I’m happy to say that every player that was eventually selected thoroughly deserved their spot.

Besides the numerous training sessions there was an internal practice match along with night games against the Sunday League competition under 23 year squad as well as the WA State Country open age squad who were gear- ing up to compete in their own National Carnival to be held in Bunbury later in the year.

Both night games were keenly contested affairs in excellent conditions with the State Amateur side winning both. This intense lead up ensured we travelled to Melbourne fully prepared with our best available side, confident of a good showing against the Vics.

Unfortunately the Victorians were in a class of their own and after a dominant first quarter where our boys were com- pletely shell shocked by their pace, skill and commitment to the ball the Vics eventually ran out comfortable winners.

As the game wore on and with our players adjusting to the high standard we became much more competitive but the Victorian side showed us we still have a way to go before we can fully match them on the playing field.

Certainly the end result was extremely disappointing given the resources the WAAFL put towards the new concept but I was very happy with the commitment and attitude of all of the players and given most have at least one more

10 year of eligibility I’m confident we’ll put a much better performance together in 2005 against both Victoria and South Australia who visit us on our home turf.

The result not withstanding there is no doubt the inaugural Under 23 year old concept was an outstanding success as it allows young developing players who are keen to represent their State and possibly their Country in future years the opportunity to do so.

I’d like to sincerely thank John Davies and his board for showing faith in me this year as well as League Executive Officer Ron Webster, State Carnival Coordinator Milton Sanders and State Team Coordinator Peter Grosser who’s support has been fantastic. Their efforts in organizing the games, travel, accommodation and uniforms ensured this was the best prepared WA Amateur State side both on and off the field ever.

I’d also like to thank the following people who put in numerous hours to ensure the program was such a success: Assistant Coach Kym Robertson, Chairman of Selectors Glenn Stephens, Fitness Coordinator Andrew Maiorana, Assistant Program Coordinator Neil Judge, Property man Guy Ziati, our two physios in Tim Jenkins & Ed Rhor and trainer Tom Reimer.

In closing special mention must go to all the players, coaches and their WAAFL clubs as without their input and understanding State Representative Amateur football wouldn’t be as alive and vibrant as it is today.

Wayne Langborne WAAFL State Under 23 Coach 2004.

STATE U/23 RESULTS

WAAFL v SFL Fremantle Oval 14/05/04 VAFA v WAAFL Elsternwick Park VIC 06/06/04 WAAFL 3.7 8.9 13.13 14.18 (102) VAFA 11.7 15.8 20.14 25.17 (167) SFL 0 1.1 1.2 4.4 (28) WAAFL 0.0 2.5 2.8 5.8 (38)

Umpires: (F) G Omodei, R Mosele (B) M Wheatley, R Goals: VAFA - Cullinan (8), Taft (7), Luxon, Chard (2), Wheatley Scambler, (G) B Johnson, R Sharland Clarke, Dunner, Fallu, Beaumont, Kempton WAAFL - Ballem (2), Shepherd, Holbrook Robinson

Best: VAFA - Beaumont, Clarke, Boundy, Biggs, Taft, Cullinan WACFL v WAAFL Fremantle Oval 28/05/04 WAAFL - O'Hara, Rogers, Bongiovanni, Taylor, Wiese, WAAFL 2.1 3.2 7.3 11.3 (69) Ballem WACFL 3.4 7.7 8.7 9.13 (67) Neil Judge Medal: Tim Biggs (VAFA) Umpires: (F) G Levitzke, C Rensham (G) K Gunn, J VAFA Selectors best WAAFL: Matthew O'Hara Stamatiou VAFA Selectors best VAFA: James Beaumont WAAFL Selectors best VAFA: Simon Clarke WAAFL Selectors best WAAFL: Ricky Rogers

Umpires: (F) Stokes (VAFA) Levitzke (WAAFL)

AAFC 2004 Team of the Year

BACK LINE Leigh McKnight Shannon Van Sant (WAAFL) (SAAFL)

Murray Pitts (VAFA)

HALF BACK LINE

Mathew O’Hara Danny Byrne (WAAFL) Nigel Credlin (VAFA) (VAFA)

Rickie Rogers (WAAFL) Ewan Thompson Mark Corrigan (VAFA) (VAFA) CENTRES

Tim Ockleshaw Julian Wait (VAFA) (SAAFL)

Shura Taft (VAFA)

HALF FORWARD

LINE Daniel Cullinan (VAFA)

Tim Bigga Nick Egan (VAFA) (SAAFL) INTERCHANGE FORWARD LINE Simon Clarke VAFA

David Bartel SAAFL

Alistair Neville VAFA

RUCK Ben Watkins David Biggs (SAAFL) VAFA

RUCK ROVER James Beaumont Andrew Lowcock (VAFA) VAFA

ROVER Ben Jordan David Boundy (VAFA) VAFA

14 Community Football Council

As Chairman of the community Football council, I wish to congratulate the Western Australian Amateur Football League on another successful year, with the varied results in all grades competing in the finals.

Congratulations are extended to all Fairest and Best winners throughout the various grades which was capped off by a very successful presentation dinner with many past amateur players and administrators as guests.

To John Davies (President) and Ron Webster (Executive Officer) and administration staff, I wish to convey my appre- ciation and thank them for their support of the council as a body and for their assistance given to the affiliated leagues Sunday, Peel, Masters and Women’s Football Leagues. Their assistance was greatly appreciated.

With the Amateur League support and assistance to Geoff Palmer and the Sunday Football League, we saw the successful introduction of the West Australian Football Association (WAFA). This competition is played on Saturdays by one team clubs, enabling smaller clubs from the Amateurs to continue to participate in 2004 with success while re- building their clubs.

To all community delegates of the new District Development Committee’s, a warm “thank you” for your support and we look forward to the DDC’s greater involvement and focus on grassroots football in 2005.

2004 saw community based football continue to prosper as a united family through joint administration and umpiring between the WAAFL and Sunday Football League.

All concerned should be congratulated on their efforts to improve grassroots community based football.

Gerry Stokes Chairman

PRESIDENTS & SECRETARIES SEMINAR GIL FRASER OVAL, 22 MARCH 2004

15 WAFA

The West Australian Football Association (WAFA) is a competition catering for Clubs fielding only one senior team, jointly administered by the WAAFL and Sunday Football League. Any single team in the Metro area is invited to join the WAFA and when a second team is formed, they have the option to join either the WAAFL or SFL. Single teams have been a part of the WAAFL for many years, but tended to dominate the lower grades played in. This year, 16 Clubs took part, playing 16 rounds plus 4 final rounds.

The League’s Fairest and Best Medal count—The Beaver Medal—was held at the Gosnells Hotel on the 24th August 2004, with Cockburn Lakes midfielder and captain Todd Musika winning the inaugural award by two votes from Roleystone’s Kynan Hall.

2004 LADDER BEAVER MEDAL (WAFA Fairest & Best)

P W D L F A % P Todd Musika Cockburn Lakes 28 votes Roleystone 16 14 0 2 1857 566 328 56 Kynan Hall Roleystone 26 votes Kenwick 16 14 0 2 1901 682 279 56 Joe Woods Koongamia 25 votes Magpies 16 13 0 3 1544 902 171 52 Mark Indich Magpies 24 votes Cockburn Lakes 16 11 0 5 938 947 99 44 Jarrod Fittock St Norberts 21 votes Beechboro 16 10 0 6 1247 896 139 40 Jason Brooks Beechboro 20 votes Koongamia 16 9 1 6 1300 1097 118 38 Rossmoyne 16 9 0 7 1035 913 113 36 GOAL KICKERS Kelmscott 16 9 0 7 984 1070 92 36 Wonderers 16 8 0 8 1105 1131 98 32 Steven Garlett Kenwick 101 Thornlie 16 8 0 8 890 945 94 32 Peter Narkle Thornlie 50 Southern River 16 7 1 8 1001 1064 94 30 Joseph Woods Koongamia 41 Sister Kates 16 6 0 10 997 1575 63 24 Clem Rodney Magpies 36 Forrestdale 16 5 0 11 935 1287 73 20 Mark Ballard Beechboro 35 St Norberts 16 2 0 14 721 1294 56 8 Beau Langoulant Roleystone 34 Nollamara 16 2 0 14 559 1518 37 8

Left: Magpies—2004 WAFA Premiership team

Right: Kim Turner with Clem Rodney, the inaugural winner of the Kim Turner Medal for the Grand Final best on ground

WAFA GRAND FINAL Magpies v Royals GRAND FINAL RESULTS

By Cameron Palmer Magpies 5.3 8.4 10.6 14.10 (94) Kenwick 2.1 5.3 7.4 7.4 (46) MAGPIES capped off a remarkable debut season by cap- Goals: Magpies: T. Ugle, Williams (3), Winder (2), A. Hansen, D. turing the WAFA Cup with an easy 48 point win over fa- Indich, Rodney, Loo, Hayward, M. Indich Kenwick: Eades (2), vourites Kenwick on Saturday 4 September, 2004. Stephen, J. Garlett, S. Garlett, A. Yarran, Hill

Magpies started strongly with a five goals to two opening Best: Magpies: Rodney (Kim Turner Medalist), Phillips, M. Indich and were never headed. In a tight and entertaining en- Kenwick: Hurst, Eades, J. Garlett counter, the second and third quarters were played evenly before Magpies finished strongly with the last four goals of the game to run away with the match.

After capturing the Smith Medal as the competition’s best player last year, Clem Rodney added the Kim Turner Medal to his growing cabinet with a best-on-ground display.

Rodney was able to give Magpies drive from the ruck while Mark Indich carried on his excellent form of 2004. Shane Phillips was another good player while Troy Ugle and Steven Williams each kicked three goals.

Kenwick did not have the pace to go with Magpies and paid the price for a slow start. Brad Hurst continued his own solid form of the finals and Justin Garlett played a key role for the Royals. League goal kicker Steven Garlett was held to just two goals.

For the Magpies it was a fairy tale come true after not having enough registered players and having to forfeit in round one, the club embarked on a memorable season to claim a well deserved flag.

2004 MEDAL PRESENTATION DINNER

Special Acknowledgements

The WAAFL would like to thank the following businesses for their support during the 2004 season:

Cougar Sportswear (Aust) P/l

Quill Stationery

J.Y. SIGNS SCREEN PRINTERS Fairest & Best Medal Count Winners

A GRADE D RESERVE Tyson FEIST Whitford 15 votes Adam WOOD Ballajura 25 votes Wayne OTWAY Whitford 15 votes Craig MULDER Manning Rippers 20 votes Mark BLACK Wanneroo 14 votes Jarod BRAITHWAITE Melville 15 votes Thomas MCNEIL North Beach 11 votes Daniel BROWN Melville 15 votes

A RESERVE AB3 Jay-Jay ABBOTT CBC 28 votes Dean HINCHLIFFE C.B.C. 17 votes Liam GALLAGHER University 17 votes Douglas EGAN North Fremantle 13 votes Andrew MCGUIRE North Beach 14 votes Dean FAIRFOUL University 11 votes Dean THAKE North Fremantle 14 votes AB4 B GRADE Christopher MACKINNON University 18 votes Gregory HICKS Mt Lawley 19 votes John NEESHAM North Fremantle 18 votes Daniel YOUNG Bassendean 19 votes Grant NELSON North Fremantle 17 votes Timothy MOLONEY Scarborough 15 votes Anthony BRAIN Wembley 11 votes Michael ROBINSON Scarborough 15 votes Steven YOUNG Bassendean 13 votes E GRADE John CHAMBERS Bassendean 21 votes B RESERVE Scott HALL Bassendean 20 votes Sasa TRIVIC Bassendean 23 votes Brendan BOXHORN Hamersley Carine 18 votes Paul SPANJICH Swan Athletic 19 votes David MACPHERSON High Wycombe 17 votes F GRADE Scott HASTIE Warnbro Swans 27 votes C GRADE Mark BOYD High Wycombe 25 votes John SHARPE Ocean Ridge 23 votes Bradley RADICA Coolbinia West Perth 18 votes Steven HILL Dianella Morley 14 votes Aaron MOREY Swan View 14 votes WEST COAST EAGLES AMATEUR COLTS Darren VIRGO Kalamunda 14 votes Paul CARLSEN Ocean Ridge 12 votes PHIL SCOTT DIVISION Kyle RIEMANN North Beach 24 votes C RESERVE Peter THOMPSON North Fremantle 16 votes Mark Sinden Brentwood 22 votes Brett GULLAND Trinity Aquinas 14 votes Bradley Robertson Warnbro Swans 18 votes Shadi DAMOUNI Brentwood 17 votes DREW BANFIELD DIVISION Luke BROWN Swan Athletic 30 votes D GRADE Aaron WILSON Hamersley Carine 24 votes Joel RUSDEN East Fremantle 21 votes Todd GRACE Willetton 15 votes Ryan NICE Kingsley 21 votes Joshua GITSHAM Kingsley 21 votes IAN DARGIE DIVISION Nathan PICKETT Coolbellup 18 votes Anton SAYLOR Ballajura 23 votes Michael JONES Carlisle 17 votes Mathew JOHNSON Swan View 19 votes Paul VARDY Manning Rippers 17 votes Dennis ARMFIELD Kalamunda 17 votes

Goal Kicking Award Winners

A GRADE B GRADE Jarod HAYMAN Stirling 64 goals Brett ROBERTSON Mt Lawley 71 goals Mitch HOLBROOK North Beach 61 goals David JOHNSON Swan Athletic 65 goals Michael MINERVINI North Fremantle 54 goals Trent COOPER Wesley Curtin 57 goals Other Awards

MERIT CERTIFICATES AFL VOLUNTEER AWARDS Chris Strickland (Whitford) 25 Years John Davies 5 Years Rick Gill David McDonald (Whitford) 10 Years Gary Clune Phil Hayes John Salinovich (Whitford) Denis Day Eddie Koza Peter Grosser (North Fremantle) Paul Forde Scott Patterson Warren Nel (Whitford) Peter Grosser Michael Petkovich Robert Wilkerson (Bassendean) Mal Harford <5 Years Neil Judge Terry Goddard (Wembley) Mark Herron Brett Watson Merv Hearn (Wanneroo) Perry King Baden Pratt (North Fremantle) Alan Lewington David Bowser (Melville) Ross Rayson Tony Tarulli (Stirling) Ray Veitch

21 2004 Premiership Ladders

A GRADE P W D L F A % P AB3 P W D L F A % P North Beach 18 16 0 2 1744 969 180 64 University 16 15 0 1 1712 608 282 60 Whitford 18 13 0 5 1845 1206 153 52 North Beach 16 12 0 4 1502 808 186 48 North Fremantle 18 12 0 6 1559 1372 114 48 C.B.C. 16 11 0 5 1132 918 123 44 Trinity Aquinas 18 12 0 6 1532 1457 105 48 Wembley 16 6 0 10 1074 1197 90 24 Wanneroo 18 11 0 7 1673 1355 123 44 Whitford 16 5 1 10 1028 1432 72 22 C.B.C. 18 10 0 8 1619 1325 122 40 Wesley Curtin 16 5 0 11 830 1370 61 20 University 18 6 0 12 1241 1667 74 24 North Fremantle 16 1 1 14 658 1603 41 6 Collegians 18 5 0 13 1128 1609 70 20 Wembley 18 3 0 15 1193 1786 67 12 AB4 P W D L F A % P Stirling 18 2 0 16 1237 2025 61 8 North Fremantle 16 15 0 1 1598 627 255 60 University 16 11 1 4 1072 622 172 46 A RESERVE P W D L F A % P Wembley 16 11 0 5 1070 668 160 44 North Beach 18 16 0 2 1848 797 232 64 Whitford 16 7 1 8 1078 1068 101 30 Wembley 18 13 1 4 1574 883 178 54 C.B.C. 16 7 1 8 860 1067 81 30 North Fremantle 18 13 0 5 1453 989 147 52 North Beach 16 2 1 13 696 1359 51 10 University 18 12 0 6 1581 951 166 48 Wesley Curtin 16 1 0 15 429 1339 32 4 C.B.C. 19 11 1 6 1439 876 164 46 Whitford 18 11 0 7 1570 948 166 44 E GRADE P W D L F A % P Trinity Aquinas 18 6 0 12 1285 1434 90 24 Bassendean 18 15 0 3 2120 843 251 60 Collegians 18 4 0 14 816 1634 50 16 Swan Athletic 18 13 0 5 1852 894 207 52 Wanneroo 18 3 0 15 964 1386 70 12 Stirling 18 12 0 6 1502 1040 144 48 Stirling 18 0 0 18 339 2883 12 0 Hamersley Carine 18 11 0 7 1556 1044 149 44 Mt Lawley 18 11 0 7 1582 1299 122 44 B GRADE P W D L F A % P Wanneroo 18 9 0 9 1545 1276 121 36 Hamersley Carine 18 13 0 5 1608 1372 117 52 Trinity Aquinas 18 8 0 10 1477 1473 100 32 Mt Lawley 18 12 0 6 1665 1296 128 48 Scarborough 18 6 1 11 1308 1213 108 26 Scarborough 18 12 0 6 1643 1279 128 48 Whitford 18 3 0 15 884 2086 42 12 Swan Athletic 18 11 0 7 1709 1397 122 44 Bullcreek Leeming 18 1 1 16 285 2570 11 6 Wesley Curtin 18 10 0 8 1536 1273 121 40 High Wycombe 18 10 0 8 1631 1467 111 40 F GRADE P W D L F A % P Bassendean 18 9 0 9 1457 1492 98 36 High Wycombe 18 16 0 2 2155 588 366 64 Willetton 18 7 0 11 1267 1564 81 28 Warnbro Swans 18 13 0 5 1679 993 169 52 West Coast Cowan 18 3 0 15 1204 1789 67 12 West Coast Cowan 18 12 0 6 1305 1333 98 48 Bullcreek Leeming 18 3 0 15 1177 1968 60 12 Willetton 18 11 0 7 1449 1046 139 44 Coolbinia West Perth 18 10 0 8 1385 1188 117 40 B RESERVE P W D L F A % P Melville 18 5 0 13 1107 1467 75 20 Swan Athletic 18 16 0 2 1812 733 247 64 Lynwood Ferndale 18 3 0 15 663 1583 42 12 High Wycombe 18 14 0 4 1587 912 174 56 Kingsley 18 2 0 16 762 2166 35 8 Hamersley Carine 18 13 0 5 1499 906 165 52 Mt Lawley 18 13 0 5 1445 906 159 52 Wesley Curtin 18 13 0 5 1526 1032 148 52 WEST COAST EAGLES AMATEUR COLTS Scarborough 18 7 0 11 1258 1227 103 28 West Coast Cowan 18 6 0 12 993 1517 65 24 Phil Scott Div. P W D L F A % P Bassendean 18 4 0 14 960 1500 64 16 North Fremantle 16 15 0 1 1266 564 224 60 Bullcreek Leeming 18 3 0 15 859 1771 49 12 Trinity Aquinas 16 11 0 5 963 836 115 44 Willetton 18 1 0 17 697 2132 33 4 North Beach 16 9 0 7 996 803 124 36 University 16 8 1 7 844 705 120 34 C GRADE P W D L F A % P Collegians 16 8 0 8 819 690 119 32 Kalamunda 16 16 0 0 1921 477 403 64 Wembley 16 7 0 9 869 954 91 28 Ocean Ridge 16 12 1 3 1416 1117 127 50 Whitford 16 6 0 10 758 881 86 24 Warnbro Swans 16 12 0 4 1709 1075 159 48 C.B.C. 16 5 1 10 755 898 84 22 Swan View 16 9 1 6 1301 1361 96 38 Wanneroo 16 2 0 14 516 1455 35 8 Lynwood Ferndale 16 6 0 10 991 1344 74 24 Dianella Morley 16 6 0 10 1081 1467 74 24 Drew Banfield Div. P W D L F A % P Coolbinia West Perth 16 5 0 11 1180 1331 89 20 Willetton 18 15 0 3 1475 654 226 60 Brentwood 16 3 0 13 1141 1806 63 12 Hamerlsey Carine 18 14 0 4 1196 622 192 56 Belmont Redcliffe 16 2 0 14 902 1664 54 8 Swan Athletic 18 13 0 5 1305 710 184 52 Bullcreek Leeming 19 13 0 5 1260 903 140 52 C RESERVE P W D L F A % P Wesley Curtin 18 12 0 6 1147 671 171 48 Warnbro Swans 16 14 0 2 1541 767 201 56 High Wycombe 18 9 0 9 942 1127 84 36 Kalamunda 16 12 0 4 1319 694 190 48 Scarborough 18 7 0 11 826 992 83 28 Ocean Ridge 16 11 0 5 1393 701 199 44 Bassendean 18 3 0 15 903 1408 64 12 Dianella Morley 16 10 0 6 1146 1000 115 40 West Coast Cowan 18 3 0 15 604 1450 42 12 Brentwood 16 8 0 8 1042 987 106 32 Mt Lawley 18 1 0 17 507 1562 32 4 Lynwood Ferndale 16 8 0 8 831 968 86 32 Coolbinia West Perth 16 6 0 10 1042 1095 95 24 Ian Dargie Div. P W D L F A % P Swan View 16 3 0 13 772 1535 50 12 Kalamunda 18 18 0 0 1713 495 346 72 Belmont Redcliffe 16 0 0 16 510 1944 26 0 Kingsley 18 13 0 5 1524 867 176 52 Ballajura 18 13 0 5 1082 908 119 52 D GRADE P W D L F A % P Swan View 18 11 0 7 1093 929 118 44 Kingsley 18 17 0 1 2489 963 258 68 Collegians 18 11 0 7 986 874 113 44 Manning Rippers 18 13 1 4 2013 1224 164 54 Brentwood 18 10 0 8 1329 980 136 40 Melville 18 13 1 4 1948 1462 133 54 Mosman Park 18 10 0 8 1162 912 127 40 Coolbellup 18 12 0 6 1976 1379 143 48 Warnbro Swans 18 7 0 11 726 1084 67 28 Mosman Park 18 10 0 8 1764 1181 149 40 Ocean Ridge 18 6 0 12 771 1301 59 24 Ballajura 18 9 1 8 1790 1283 140 38 University 18 5 1 12 699 1283 54 22 East Fremantle 18 7 0 11 1271 1341 95 28 Dianella Morley 18 2 0 16 744 1756 42 8 Carlisle 18 4 1 13 1345 2126 63 18 Lynwood Ferndale 18 1 1 16 389 633 61 6 Quinns District 18 2 0 16 693 2419 29 8 Bayswater 18 1 0 17 671 2578 26 4

D RESERVE P W D L F A % P Kingsley 18 18 0 0 2306 646 357 72 Melville 18 14 0 4 2055 994 207 56 Manning Rippers 18 14 0 4 1640 994 165 56 Ballajura 18 12 0 6 1783 1141 156 48 Quinns District 18 10 0 8 1397 1393 100 40 Mosman Park 18 7 0 11 1427 1468 97 28 Bayswater 19 6 0 12 1098 1666 66 24 East Fremantle 18 5 0 13 1065 2145 50 20 Coolbellup 18 3 0 15 976 2068 47 12 Carlisle 18 1 0 17 862 2002 43 4

22 2004 Grand Final Results

A GRADE AB3 North Beach 6.0 10.2 12.2 17.4 (106) University 2.3 2.6 6.11 10.15 (75) Wanneroo 3.1 8.1 10.3 11.5 (71) North Beach 3.2 4.2 4.4 5.5 (35)

Goals: S. Pearce (5), Holbrook (3), Pratt, Fong (2) Pirrit, Perkin, McGinnity, Da- Goals: University - Toll (4), Fairfoul (3), Allen, Glasson, Jay North Beach - vis, McNeil Wanneroo - Greene (6), Kelly (3), O'Connell (2) Campbell, Isbel (2), Brewer

B.J. Giles Medal Recipient: Simon Pearce Best: University – Bookless, King. Toll North Beach – Farrelly, Richardson, Allen

Umpires: (F) G Omodei, G Levitzke, R Zoch (B) W Phillips, B Dalgleish Umpires: (F) M Pimlott, J Derby (B) L Retallack, M Sadgrove (G) G Abberton, (G) K Gunn, J Dolin D Deering

A RESERVE AB4 Wembley 4.0 6.0 9.0 11.1 (67) North Fremantle 3.1 7.2 10.4 12.8 (80) North Beach 1.1 3.3 6.6 8.9 (57) Wembley 2.1 3.1 7.2 7.3 (45)

Goals: Wembley - O'Leary (6), Hutchinson, Wehr (2), Batt North Beach - Bebich, Goals: North Fremantle - F Caputi (3), Pratt, Shuttleworth (2), Nelson, Mitchell, Glasgow, Weston, Paxman, Cunningham, Sadowski, McGuire, Bowdell Ferraro, Nesham, Calginari Wembley - Naylor, Phataros (2), Litas, Willis, Osborne Umpires: (F) C O'Connor, A Hollingsworth, J Hodge (B) W. Beckwith, R Smith (G) J Wrankmore, R Siudak Best: North Fremantle – Pratt, Williams, Ferraro Wembley - Sargent

B GRADE Umpires: (F) S Sadler, J Hickling (B) T O'Callaghan, Bandy (G) E Garbin, Scarborough 2.1 8.5 10.8 15.9 (99) J Campion Hamersley Carine 3.5 4.7 8.7 9.9 (63) E GRADE Goals: Scarborough - Gibbs (4), DeGruchy, Ryder (3), Squiers (2), Baschman, Swan Athletic 3.1 5.4 7.6 9.9 (63) Pilmer, Horn Hamersley Carine - Taylor (3), Hall, Fitzgerald (2), Smith, Bassendean 1.0 2.1 3.1 6.2 (38) Williamson Goals: Swan Athletic - Pearce, Brock (2), Borg, Pope, Murray, Mollooly Best: Scarborough – Gibbs, De Gruchy, Feast Hamersley Carine - Fairclough, Bassendean - Walkerden, Taylor, Barnard, Chambers, Doody, Hansen Williamson, Snepp Best: Swan Athletic – Bates, Mullooly, Schorer Umpires: (F) M Thomas, G McIvor (B) S Roth, R Wheatley (G) D Frame, J Wrankmore Umpires: (F) H Mumford, N Edgar (B) I Dennis-Singh, C Mumford G) A Pohara, G Sadgrove B RESERVE Swan Athletic 2.4 4.9 5.12 10.16 (76) F GRADE Wesley Curtin 1.3 5.4 9.5 10.9 (69) High Wycombe 4.5 6.7 8.11 12.13 (85) West Coast Cowan 1.0 4.4 5.5 8.7 (55) Goals: Swan Athletic - Penter (3), Ihanimo (2), Argent, Parkyn, Weis, Pettit, Goddard Wesley Curtin - Kernaghan (3), Yukich, May (2), Caton, Desmond, Goals: High Wycombe - Boyd, Laughton (3), Fraser-Easton, Brady (2), Radoccia, Byers Wood West Coast Cowan - Collins, D Knight, Cooley (2), T Knight, Morris

Best: Swan Athletic - Spanjich, Caton, Taylor Wesley Curtin – Sweeting, Umpires: (F) P Carden, B Dyke (B) A Trent, DelFante (G) G Wilkins, C Wilkins Armstrong, Wiese

Umpires: (F) B Luff, R McCaw (B) G Domanski, B Domanski (G) R Cox, WEST COAST EAGLES AMATEUR COLTS K Gill PHIL SCOTT DIVISION C GRADE North Beach 0.2 1.4 5.8 7.9 (51) Kalamunda 4.4 9.7 13.9 17.14 (116) North Fremantle 2.3 6.7 6.7 6.10 (56) Ocean Ridge 2.1 8.1 9.1 10.3 (63) Goals: North Beach - Glasgow (3), McGinity, Hall, Poole, Stanley Goals: Kalamunda - Daly (5), Morton (4), Urbani, Ferritto (2), Lacey, Regan, North Fremantle - Johnston (3), Robinson (2), Westlake (1) Virgo, Dobson Ocean Ridge - Belcher (6), Chapman (2), Ferralaro, Collard

Umpires: (F) D McLeod, M O'Mara (B) S Hickey, R McDonald, (G) B Anthony, Umpires: (F) R McCaw, S Dalgleish (B) B Dalgleish, B Hunt (G) J Dolin, P McAndrew D Baetson

C RESERVE DREW BANFIELD DIVISION Kalamunda 1.1 3.3 6.4 9.4 (58) Willetton 2.4 4.6 6.10 8.13 (61) Bullcreek Leeming 3.2 5.4 6.4 8.4 (52) Warnbro Swans 2.3 6.6 6.8 6.8 (44)

Goals: Kalamunda - Graefling (3), Darby (2), Hart, Robertson, Howe, Kampen Goals: Willetton - Green (3), Atkinson (2), Correia, Grace, Irving Warnbro Swans - Robertson (3), Palumby (2), Miller Bullcreek Leeming - Treasure (5), Carruthers (2), Clarke

Umpires: (F) N Stace, T Domanski (B) P McCarthy, B Jones (G) R Holmes, Best: Willetton – Atkinson, Irving, Nolan R McDonald Umpires: (F) S Dalgleish, F Kopinsky (B) M Bycroft, Gilbert (G) D Salter, D GRADE T Segers Mosman Park 1.5 5.7 7.10 12.14 (86) Kingsley 2.3 6.6 7.10 9.14 (68) IAN DARGIE DIVISION Kalamunda 2.2 4.9 9.12 12.14 (86) Goals: Mosman Park - Aldrich, Boylson (4), DeSouza, Biddle, May, Doble Kingsley 1.1 2.1 3.1 4.3 (27) Kingsley - Alievski (3), McGhee (2), Gitsham, McLean, Nice, Weall Goals: Kalamunda - Armfield (5), Vesperma (3), Enright (2), Faranda, Lee Best: Kingsley – Nice, Payne, Bonjour Mosman Park – Aldrich, De Souza, Kingsley - Hoosen (3), Brodie Butler Umpires: (F) R Burlinson, R Taylor (B) D Sanzone, Leinasars (G) J Delaney, Umpires: (F) M Tompkins, L Hicks (B) P Boland, L Dudley (G) L Pinker, J Smeets K Birch

D RESERVE Kinglsey 3.1 8.3 12.4 16.8 (104) Ballajura 0.2 0.4 2.5 6.5 (64)

Goals: Kingsley - Shepperbottom (3), Oakly, Mofflin, Diver, Thomas (2), Lowrie, Tonkin, Gardner, Healey, Beattie Ballajura - Parry, Wood (2), Priolo, Barley

Best: Kingsley - Schultink, Pilton, Tonkin

Umpires: (F) I Salt, J Miller (B) A White, G Power (G) D Courtney L Squiers

23 2004 Club Members

Ballajura Coolbinia West Perth Mt Lawley Swan View Bassendean Dianella Morley Nollamara Trinity Aquinas Bayswater East Fremantle North Beach University Belmont Redcliffe Hamersley Carine North Fremantle Wanneroo Brentwood High Wycombe Ocean Ridge Warnbro Swans Bullcreek Leeming Kalamunda Quinns District Wembley Carlisle Kingsley Rossmoyne (WAFA) Wesley Curtin C.B.C. Lynwood Ferndale Scarborough West Coast Cowan Cockburn Lakes (WAFA) Manning Rippers St Norberts (WAFA) Whitford Collegians Melville Stirling Willetton Coolbellup Mosman Park Swan Athletic Wonderers (WAFA) Carlisle Amateur Football Club

2004 was a disappointing year for us on the field. Starting with promise we were hampered by player injuries and as the season progressed the prospect of not making the finals decreased enthusiasm.

We will be making some changes for 2005 and are hoping to attract some experience and high level competence to improve our performance for the future.

We can do that because the club is well run and successful in it’s off field marketing and social activities. Success on field will follow from maintaining a stable management structure and being in a position to give the right people a framework for achievement by way of excellent facilities and off field support.

Rod Western—President

C.B.C. Amateur Football Club

The 2004 year was a frustrating year for our club and it was the first time in 6 years that we didn't have a team in the grand final. It was frustrating because potentially our A grade side was our best in the last dec- ade but we couldn’t put it all together and missed the finals. Our A Reserves got to the preliminary finals and our AB3’s won one final.

Off field, we were very successful and we are currently working forward to next year with the excitement of a new coach for A grade and hoping to get back into the top five.

Bradley Grant—President

Collegians Amateur Football Club

2004 began with a changing of the guard with several long serving senior players calling an end to their time at Collegians and opening the door for younger players to take the step up to the senior level. We put a strong emphasis in our youth in order to secure the long term future of our club on the field and strengthen our senior football grades for the future years. The year contained mixed results with several strong performances against highly ranked opponents and some narrow defeats to leave us out of finals contention late in the season.

Our greatest achievement of the year was the success with our colts squad increasing from 27 to 66 players and we being able to field two colts sides, both of which made the finals.

With the average age of our club in 2004 being 21, it made for a very enjoyable and social year of the field. We now have a large very young and enthusiastic member base at Collegians who are keen to see the Club be successful both on and off the field. Under the guidance of WAFFL Board member Trevor Howard, who we thank for his support, the players are keen to keep improving on this. We would like to thank our main sponsors, many of which are long time and very loyal. To PKF Chartered Accountants, Swiftel, The Claremont Hotel and Supa Valu Nedlands a big thankyou for your support.

Grant Shortland-Jones—President

Coolbinia West Perth Amateur Football Club 2004 turned out to be a successful year for our club as the goals we set in 2003 were all achieved and the club is now in an excellent position to prosper and become a force in the Amateur league. Our club has promised so much and it is a time of excitement for Coolbinia West Perth to be taking such steps forward. The work by the Committee in fundraising, sponsorship and good financial management resulted in two new floodlights being installed. Our sincere thanks for the support of Bob Kucera MLA our local member, The

24 Department of Sport and Recreation, Simon Turner from the City of Stirling and Greg Joice from Prolamps for their assistance in fast tracking the installation of the lights which resulted in an improved performance on field.

The season started slowly with new coaching staff and a large number of new players. The work by the coaching staff led by Jamie Wynne has seen our club turn the corner in becoming a competitive unit. Jamie’s positive outlook and support of the players was rewarded with a huge turn around of on field performances. Our teams in C Grade, C Reserves and F Grade were huge improvers however early losses in the season cost us dearly. Also congratulations goes out to Howard Frank, Oscar Green and Anthony Morgan on achieving 150 games for the club.

Further progression that the club has instigated is a closer link with the Bombers Junior Football club. This liaison will benefit both clubs immensely over the coming years resulting in a colt’s team being fielded by Coolbinia West Perth.

Special thanks must go to the Committee, Coaches and players for 2004 as without their commitment and hard work our club would not be so eagerly looking forward to the 2005 season.

We would also like to thank the staff at the Western Australian Amateur Football League for their guidance and assistance. We could not play our great game without their tireless efforts.

Jim Vellios—President

Kalamunda & Districts Football Club

The Kalamunda & Districts Football Club has completed a a dream 2004 season with all three teams (League, Re- serves and Colts) finishing premiers. The Colts and League being undefeated for the entire season. To cap off the season the club was presented with the WAAFL's Senior Champion Club award at the WAAFL's presentation dinner. This is a great achievement for a club who only started in the WAAFL competition 4 years ago.

Congratulations to the club's fairest and best winners Steven Bongiovanni (League), Jarrad Sizer (Reserves) and Danny Edwards (Colts).

The club takes the opportunity to thank its 2004 sponsors particularly Embers Fine Foods, McDowall Affleck – Con- sulting Engineers, Kalamunda Hotel, Premier Civil, Go Crete, Elders Insurance Kalamunda, First Choice Employ- ment, Australian Financial Services Kalamunda, and Healthway – Healthy Club. Such a successful season would not have been possible without their support.

Again made possible by sponsors as well as funding by the Department of Sports and Recreation and the Shire of Kalamunda, the Club was able to erect two new light towers at Ray Owen Reserve to improve the training facilities. This brings the ground closer to being fit for hosting Night Matches in the future.

Many thanks go to the Club's Committee who's behind the scenes work sets a firm footing for the ever-improving results on and off the field.

Committee—Kalamunda & Districts F.C.

Manning Rippers Amateur Football Club

The Manning Rippers in 2004 went from strength to strength. The appointment of experience amateur player Nigel Wood as the league coach proved pivotal in developing the young players in our club and moulding them into an out- fit far greater than anything that Manning has played for several years.

With on field success in the league team, the reserve team followed and both teams found places in the D grade finals. There is no doubt that the club's on field success assisted with improving the club's bank balance and while we are not a very wealthy club, the small profits gained will assist with our savings to build new lights to improve the ground.

The South Perth City Council, has offered a small amount of money to develop our club rooms. Those clubs who have visited us in the last few years would acknowledge that our clubrooms are adequate but not of a modern standard. We hope to offer better facilities in the 2005 season for our members and visiting clubs.

I applaud those clubs who honoured the rule to not bring alcohol to our ground during our home games. The one club that didn't were of course given a hard time by us and we hope that it doesn't happen again. Such breaches of guidelines make it difficult for us to justify the rules to our own players and is ultimately a pain in the neck that all people on committees can do without.

In the D grade league final, we congratulate Mosman Park. Should you progress to a higher grade we wish you every success. If you don't, however, we are happy to show you that we should have been finalists and not yourself! Our commiserations to Kingsley. All of us would have put our houses on your victory but in the end were glad that we didn't. If you progress to a higher grade, we also wish you every success but as with Mosman Park, we always look forward to the challenge. The final was the best game of football many of us had seen all year and everyone who was at the ground, was without doubt, entertained beyond expectation. All of the Manning players enjoyed the 2004 season and we look forward to 2005. We wish everyone a safe and prosperous new year.

Regards, Bryan Ullinger—President

Mt Lawley Amateur Football Club

On field, season 2004 like season 2003 is viewed as a season of lost opportunities, with the club having three our of four teams in the finals. It was disappointing that our B grade, B Reserves or E Grade sides could not go on to win a premiership and went “out” of the finals race in “straight sets”.

The Club had many new players in 2004 and is keen to recruit more in season 2005 but a big disappoint- ment to the Club was the lack of colts players. On many occasions throughout the season we could only field the bear minimum number of players as to prevent the club from forfeiting.

Unfortunately the locality o Mt Lawley is going through a major change in population and there is not the people who are eligible to play colts as of yet but the situation will change in a couple of years time.

The Club was fortunate to again produce a player who would win a major Association medal and congratulations go to Greg Hicks who shared the win with Daniel Young from Bassendean. Greg finished equal fourth in season 2003.

Congratulations also to Brett Robertson who won the Association B Grade leading goal scorer for season 2004.

A big thank you to the hard working Committee for their support and assistance to me and to the club throughout the year and to all those who have helped me from the day I joined the committee in 2000. This is my last year as an official of the Club.

We would like to thank our sponsors for their support during the season. These include the Club’s major sponsor the Higgins family’s “Hyde Park Hotel”, Carlton and United Beverages, Rayners Supermarket, Bayswater Allied Health, Mechanical Project Management and In Depth Design.

Chris Chadd—President

North Fremantle Amateur Football Club

The 2004 season overall was a successful year for the North Fremantle club. Riding high from the A Grade flag the year before (first one in 43 years), we went into the year with high expectations. Julian Burgess was again appointed senior coach with the club fielding 5 sides. The A grade has an indifferent start to the season before hitting their straps towards the end of the first round. The Reserves at the mid point were in the 5 as was the A Colts who were sitting on top. As the season finished up we had 4 of our 5 sides finish in the top 3. The committee could not have wished for a better end to the season with the A Grade finding form, the Reserves also doing well and the Colts under coach Scott Misich clearly the best side in the competition. Our A3’s failed to make the finals however our A4’s side finished as minor premiers.

In the wash up after finals we came away with 2 flags with both the Colts and A4’s winning premierships. The club had a successful presentation night with Dean Taylor being named the clubs Fairest and Best for the second time. The season for many was still not over….. The club has been fundraising for 18 months for a planned World Trip for its colts team. They left on the 7th of October and firstly travelled to London for 4 days where they played a game against a combined London side – London Barbarians – and won, they then travelled to Cork, Ireland to play a game of compromise rules against a local side (and also won), went to Dublin to watch Australia play Ireland in the first test, jetted across to New York for 5 days and then on to LA to play a game in the California league. The guys then after 4 weeks away ended up at Melbourne cup – not a bad end of season trip for 40 – of which 25 were players, predominantly from this years Colts side. Planning has already commenced for our return trip for our senior squads in 2006.

The committee would like to thank our players and supporters for a successful season as well as our major sponsors Mario from Metropolis Fremantle, Andrew from Swan Hotel and Steve from DSL.

Gary Hasler—President

Warnbro Swans Amateur Football Club

Well another fine season of Amateurs has ended, and the Warnbro Swans have once again enjoyed the thrills of finals action. This season was yet another successful one, both on the field, and on the balance sheet. Our Seniors, Ressies and Thirds played great footy through the year, and all figured in the finals. Our senior coach Barry Siddons was well supported by his assistant Graydon Newman all year, but the squad just couldn't get over the line in the finals. Ressies coach Peter Bailey took his charges all the way to the Grand Final, but it didn't work on the day and we came out runners up. Thirds coach Ian Cramer progressed his squad further than any of our previous thirds teams have gone in a season. Our Colts improved remarkably under senior player Mitch Russell's coaching, and all of the club are keen to see these guys improve further next year. They are the future.

The year also saw some great, well attended functions, and the financial success of the club can be at- tributed directly to the dedicated members (harshly called drunks by some) who frequent the events on the social calendar, and pitch in to make the nights enjoyable for all. We are also blessed with some gener- ous sponsors who's contributions help us keep our fees down to some of the lowest in the league.

On top of all of this are the band of dedicated workers whose efforts go unrewarded week in week out. Warnbro has a great band of volunteers who support the boys across all grades, and work tirelessly to make the footy happen each training night and Saturday. These people provide the backbone on which our success will continues to grow in season 2005.

I am stepping down this year after four years as El Presidente and I would like to wish the members and new committee all the best for season 2005. I plan to remain active at the club through continually supporting the league

26 sponsor Carlton United. Get the Swannie Feeling in YA :).

Yours in Footy, Doc Watson—Ex-El Presidente

Wembley Amateur Football Club

2004 will be remembered for two things at Wembley. First of all, the relegation of our A grade side for the first time in the clubs history, and secondly, an unforgettable grand final win for our A Reserves. Chris Payne has earnt the title of “super coach” for this 3rd premiership in a row in 3 different grades. This team is now bonded for all time and all players have memories that won’t be easily forgotten. Another chorus of “We are the Champions” will ring out somewhere during seemingly endless celebrations. This result shows that we have a core of quality players and talented coaching staff to build the foundations for our return to A Grade.

Our AB3 and AB4 teams both featured prominently in the finals with the “4’s” narrowly losing in the grand final and both will look to improve on their performance in 2005. Our colts team finished 1 game out of the finals this year and with most of our boys returning for their last year in this age group hope to go a few better.

Sadly this year we lost our Head Trainer “Bobby” Tanner and clubman “Jimmy” Kenny. Bobby had over 30 years experience in all levels of football and has left a huge void in our club and our hearts. Jimmy was a club stalwart, cleaner, supporter and friend to all. They will be sorely missed. “Bless ‘em all, Bless ‘em all……..”

Mark Tetlaw—Secretary

Whitford Amateur Football Club

The Whitford Football Club worked hard to consolidate its position within the A Grade Competition in 2004 and went extremely close to making it into the Grand Final along the way. Although our club was disappointed not to make it into the GF, our club look forward to trying harder next season and doing one better.

In our 30 years of existence we have had only a small handful of Association Medal winners. In 2004 our dry spell was stopped in its tracks with 2 of our A Grade players tying for the Jamieson Medal in Tyson Feist and Wayne Ot- way. We are very pleased for this result for our players.

Our club experienced large numbers again this season, and is anticipating nominating a seventh side in 2005.

Just like every other football club, we are reliant on continued volunteer support and would like to acknowledge their (volunteers) important involvement at Whitford.

Our Committee and Coaching panel by demonstration encouraged fellowship off field when visiting away clubs. Though reciprocation was modest from some of the other clubs, we remain hopeful that this type of interaction between all clubs could continue.

Congratulations to all of the "Premiership Clubs in 2004".

Warren Nel—President

Willetton Amateur Football Club

The Willetton Amateur Football Club would like to thank our sponsors and supporters for getting behind us for the 2004 season.

This season saw our senior sides rise from C Grade to B Grade with good results - Most noticeably the B Colts Premiership that we secured with a good win at South Fremantle Oval. Our F Grade boys also had a stellar season finishing well with some great victories and storming into the finals series.

Special mention is deserved by our colts team who won the award for the most successful colts team in the competition. To all players - past and present - thanks for a great season and lets get ready for 2005. Go the Blues!

Shane Crommelin—Vice President

27 Previous Premiership Winners

A GRADE 2002 North Beach 1995 Swan Athletic SANDOVER SHIELD 2003 North Fremantle 1996 C.B.C. 2004 North Beach 1997 Mt Lawley 1922 Unknown 1998 Balcatta Osborne Park 1923 Commonwealth Bank A2 PREMIERS 1999 Trinity Aquinas 1924 Teachers College 2000 Nollamara 1925 Teachers College 1976 Scarborough 2001 Wanneroo 1926 Teachers College 2002 Collegians 1927 Commonwealth Bank A RESERVE 2003 Whitford 1928 Sandovers 2004 Scarborough 1929 University 1972 Collegians 1930 Postals 1973 Carlisle B RESERVE 1931 Postals 1974 Wembley 1932 Postals 1975 Wembley 1972 Unknown 1933 University Grade Reintroduced 1997 1973 Unknown 1934 University 1997 Trinity Aquinas 1974 Unknown 1935 Sandovers 1998 University 1975 Unknown 1936 Sandovers 1999 Scarborough Grade Reintroduced in 1997 1937 Sandovers 2000 C.B.C. 1997 Mt Lawley 1938 Wembley 2001 C.B.C. 1998 Balcatta Osborne Park 1939 Wembley 2002 North Fremantle 1999 Trinity Aquinas 1940 Wembley 2003 C.B.C. 2000 Dianella Morley 1941 North Fremantle 2004 Wembley 2001 West Coast Cowan No Competition 1942 - 1945 2002 Mt Lawley 1946 North Fremantle B GRADE 2003 Scarborough 1947 North Fremantle C.J. JAMIESON CUP 2004 Swan Athletic 1948 University 1949 North Fremantle 1939 North Fremantle C GRADE 1950 Midland Junction 1940 East Fremantle GROSVENOR CUP 1951 Mosman Park 1941 Maylands 1952 South Perth No Competition 1942 - 1945 1947 Swanbourne 1953 South Perth 1946 Unknown 1948 Swanbourne 1954 North Fremantle 1947 South Perth 1949 Palmyra 1955 North Fremantle 1948 Victoria Park 1950 Maylands 1956 East Perth 1949 Palmyra 1951 Commonwealth Bank 1957 East Perth 1950 East Perth 1952 South Fremantle 1958 Wembley 1951 Claremont Nedlands 1953 Victoria Park 1959 Wembley 1952 Inglewood Mt Lawley 1954 South Fremantle 1960 North Fremantle 1953 West Perth 1955 Fremantle 1961 University 1954 Osborne Park 1956 Palmyra 1962 University 1955 University No Competition 1957 - 1962 1963 Wembley 1956 Midland Junction 1963 Mt Lawley 1964 University 1957 Victoria Park 1964 University 1965 University 1958 Midland Junction 1965 Carlisle 1966 University 1959 South Fremantle 1966 University 1967 C.B.C. 1960 Victoria Park 1967 Bayswater 1968 Wembley 1961 Fremantle C.B.C. Old Boys 1968 Mt Hawthorn West Perth 1969 University 1962 Maylands 1969 Floreat Park 1970 University 1963 T.T.C. Claremont 1970 Collegians 1971 Wembley 1964 T.T.C. Claremont 1971 Swanbourne 1972 Wembley 1965 University 1972 Graylands T.C. 1973 Wembley 1966 University 1973 Graylands T.C. 1974 Wembley 1967 Palmyra 1974 T.C. Claremont 1975 University 1968 Wembley 1975 Commonwealth Bank 1976 Wembley 1969 Collegians 1976 Trinity O.B. 1977 University 1970 University 1977 Mt Lawley 1978 Wembley 1971 Nedlands T.T.C. 1978 Collegians 1979 Mt Lawley 1972 University 1979 N.S.T.C. 1980 Nollamara 1973 Mosman Park 1980 University 1981 University 1974 Nollamara 1981 City Beach 1982 Old Scotch 1975 Melville 1982 Mt Hawthorn West Perth 1983 Mt Lawley 1976 Maylands 1983 Carlisle 1984 Wembley 1977 Maylands 1984 Mt Lawley 1985 Mt Lawley 1978 Wembley 1985 Mt Lawley 1986 Mt Lawley 1979 Collegians 1986 Whitford 1987 Mt Lawley 1980 N.S.T.C. 1987 Redcliffe 1988 Mt Lawley 1981 Scarborough 1988 Cockburn Lakes 1989 North Beach 1982 Bayswater 1989 Osborne Districts 1990 North Beach 1983 Scarborough 1990 Bassendean 1991 Mt Lawley 1984 North Fremantle 1991 Whitford 1992 Mt Lawley 1985 Innaloo 1992 Mt Lawley 1993 North Beach 1986 North Fremantle 1993 Wembley 1994 West Coast 1987 West Coast 1994 Cockburn Lakes 1995 Scarborough 1988 Innaloo 1995 Wanneroo 1996 University 1989 Maylands 1996 Balcatta 1997 Scarborough 1990 North Fremantle 1997 Redcliffe 1998 Scarborough 1991 Collegians Old Scotch 1998 Rossmoyne 1999 North Beach 1992 Whitford 1999 Bullcreek Leeming 2000 C.B.C. 1993 North Fremantle 2000 East Fremantle 2001 North Beach 1994 C.B.C. 2001 Cockburn Lakes

28 2002 Bassendean 1967 Bassendean 2003 High Wycombe 1968 North Fremantle G GRADE 2004 Kalamunda 1969 Mt Lawley W. O'GRADY MEMORIAL TROPHY 1970 Innaloo C RESERVE 1971 Marist O.B. 1976 East Perth No Competition 1972 -1973 1977 East Perth 1997 Brentwood 1974 Midland 1978 Mt Lawley 1998 Bullcreek Leeming 1975 City Beach 1979 Muresk 1999 Wesley Curtin 1976 R & I Bank 1980 Forrestfield 2000 Cockburn Lakes 1977 T.C. Churchlands 1981 Scarborough 2001 Cockburn Lakes 1978 T.C. Churchlands 1982 University 2002 Bassendean 1979 Floreat Marist 1983 Applecross 2003 High Wycombe 1980 Bayswater 1984 Cockburn Lakes 2004 Kalamunda 1981 North Beach 1985 Whitford 1982 Dianella 1986 Innaloo D GRADE 1983 University 1987 Nollamara FLANAGAN CUP 1984 W.A.C.A.E. 1988 Bayswater 1985 Coolbinia Yokine 1989 Wanneroo 1964 Carlisle 1986 Cockburn Lakes 1990 Redcliffe 1965 Collegians 1987 Mundaring 1991 Wembley 1966 Old Wesley 1988 Trinity Aquinas 1992 North Fremantle 1967 T.T.C 1989 Bullcreek 1993 Hamersley Carine 1968 Bassendean 1990 Hamersley Carine 1994 Forrestfield 1969 North Fremantle 1991 University 1995 Warnbro Swans 1970 T.T.C. Claremont 1992 Redcliffe 1996 Rossmoyne 1971 Carlisle 1993 Brentwood 1997 Wembley 1972 Trinity O.B. 1994 Coolbellup 1998 Wesley Curtin 1973 Collegians 1995 University 1999 Wonderers 1974 T.T.C. Mt Lawley 1996 Swan Athletic 2000 Nollamara 1975 T.C. Churchlands 1997 St Norberts 2001 Kalamunda 1976 T.C. Churchlands 1998 Innaloo 2002 Melville 1977 Hamersley 1999 Willetton 1978 Commonwealth Bank 2000 Ascot H GRADE 1979 Wembley 2001 Wonderers JACK ROBSON MEMORIAL TROPHY 1980 Perth 2002 Swan View 1981 Osborne Park 2003 Swan Athletic 1977 T.C. Churchlands 1982 Hellenics 2004 Swan Athletic 1978 Muresk 1983 Dianella Morley 1979 Swanbourne 1984 Lynwood Ferndale E RESERVE 1980 St Norberts 1985 Swan Athletic 1981 Coolbinia Yokine 1986 Nollamara 1998 Mt Lawley 1982 Applecross 1987 Cockburn Lakes 1999 Trinity Aquinas 1983 Mt Lawley 1988 Rockingham 2000 Whitford 1984 Scarborough 1989 Wembley 2001 Trinity Aquinas 1985 Innaloo 1990 W.A.C.A.E. 2002 Kingsley 1986 Dianella 1991 Bullcreek 1987 Girrawheen 1992 Hamersley Carine SINGLE TEAM GRADE 1988 Swanbourne 1993 Redcliffe 1989 Wembley 1994 Cowan University 1993 St Norberts 1990 University 1995 C.B.C. 1991 Ocean Ridge 1996 University F GRADE 1992 Rockingham 1997 Rossmoyne ERIC FREEMAN CUP 1993 Forrestfield 1998 East Fremantle 1994 Dianella Morley 1999 High Wycombe 1969 Innaloo 1995 East Fremantle 2000 Willetton 1970 Carlisle 1996 West Coast 2001 Ascot 1971 Scarborough 2002 Warnbro Swans No Competition 1972 - 1975 I GRADE 2003 Swan View 1976 University H.R. LEWIS MEMORIAL TROPHY 2004 Mosman Park 1977 Osborne Park 1978 Nollamara 1978 National Bank D RESERVE 1979 Innaloo 1979 Forrestfield 1980 North Beach 1980 Lynwood Ferndale 1997 Ocean Ridge 1981 Forrestfield 1981 Bullcreek 1998 High Wycombe 1982 Trinity Aquinas 1982 Nollamara 1999 Melville 1983 Churchlands 1983 A.I.C.A. 2000 Melville 1984 Scarborough 1984 Girrawheen 2001 Lynwood Ferndale 1985 Cockburn Lakes 1985 Bassendean 2002 Warnbro Swans 1986 University 1986 East Fremantle 2003 Melville 1987 Trinity Aquinas 1987 Navy 2004 Kingsley 1988 John 23rd 1988 University 1989 West Coast 1989 Swan Athletic AB3 1990 Wanneroo 1990 Swan View 1991 Redcliffe 1991 North Beach 2002 University 1992 Wembley 1992 Cockburn Lakes 2003 Wembley 1993 University 1993 Mt Lawley 2004 University 1994 University 1994 Cowan University 1995 High Wycombe 1995 North Fremantle AB4 1996 Warnbro Swans 1996 Forrestdale 1997 West Coast 2002 Wembley 1998 North Fremantle J GRADE 2003 Wembley 1999 C.B.C. B.E. WAINWRIGHT TROPHY 2004 North Fremantle 2000 Wonderers 2001 Marangaroo 1979 T.C. Mt Lawley E GRADE 2002 Stirling 1980 Scarborough GEORGE LIVINGSTONE CUP 2003 Stirling 1981 Mt Lawley 2004 High Wycombe 1982 City of Perth

29 1983 ANZ 1995 University 1979 Osborne Park 1984 Hellenic 1996 University 1980 Forrestfield 1985 Wanneroo 1997 C.B.C. No competition 1981 - 1983 1986 North Fremantle 1998 University 1984 Redcliffe 1987 University 1999 C.B.C. 1985 West Coast 1988 Scarborough 2000 C.B.C. 1986 Redcliffe 1989 Swan View 2001 University 1987 Forrestfield 1990 Rockingham 2002 University 1988 Applecross 1991 Cockburn Lakes 2003 North Beach 1989 Applecross 1992 Wanneroo 1990 Applecross 1993 Hamersley Carine B COLTS 1994 Whitford C.R. GIBSON TROPHEY WEST COAST EAGLES AMATEUR COLTS 1995 Forrestdale 1996 Innaloo 1968 University PHIL SCOTT DIVISION 1969 Belmont K GRADE 1970 Victoria Park 2004 North Fremantle TROPHY SPECIALIST TROPHY 1971 Mt Hawthorn West Perth 1972 W.A.I.T. DREW BANFIELD DIVISION 1980 Osborne Park 1973 Osborne Park 1981 Maylands 1974 Nollamara 2004 Willetton 1982 Mt Hawthorn West Perth 1975 North Beach 1983 Dianella 1976 North Beach IAN DARGIE DIVISION 1984 W.A.I.T. 1977 Bayswater 1985 North Fremantle 1978 North Fremantle 2004 Kalamunda 1986 Innaloo 1979 Collegians 1987 Mt Hawthorn West Perth 1980 North Fremantle 1988 Bayswater 1981 North Beach 1989 Rockingham 1982 C.B.C. 1990 Collegians Old Scotch 1983 Scarborough 1991 Ocean Ridge 1984 West Coast 1992 Wembley 1985 West Coast 1993 Innaloo 1986 West Coast 1994 Cockburn Lakes 1987 C.B.C. 1988 Collegians Old Scotch L GRADE 1989 Collegians Old Scotch TROPHY SPECIALIST TOPHY 1990 Collegians Old Scotch 1991 Collegians Old Scotch 1984 Morley 1992 Swan Athletic 1985 Swanborne Nedlands 1993 Swan Athletic 1986 Riverton 1994 University 1987 West Coast 1995 University 1988 Carlisle 1996 C.B.C. 1989 John 23rd 1997 Mt Lawley 1990 Mundaring Hills 1998 Whitford 1991 Wembley 1999 Whitford 1992 Brentwood 2000 Whitford 2001 Whitford A COLTS 2002 Wembley C.J. VERYARD CUP 2003 West Coast Cowan

1959 Midland Junction C COLTS 1960 University 1961 East Perth 1973 Unknown 1962 T.T.C. 1977 East Victoria Park 1963 Carlisle 1978 Collegians 1964 T.T.C. 1979 East Victoria Park 1965 University 1980 Innaloo 1966 University 1981 Dianella (Div 1) 1967 Wembley Mt Lawley (Div 2) 1968 Wembley 1982 W.A.I.T. 1969 University 1983 W.A.I.T. (Div 1) 1970 University Bassendean (Div 2) 1971 University 1984 Dianella 1972 Carlisle 1985 Forrestfield 1973 Carlisle 1986 Morley 1974 University 1987 University 1975 University 1988 C.B.C. 1976 University 1989 Whitford 1977 University 1990 University 1978 Carlisle 1991 Rockingham 1979 Wembley 1992 Cowan University 1980 Mt Lawley 1993 Ocean Ridge 1981 Mt Lawley 1994 North Beach 1982 University 1995 Brentwood 1983 Wembley 1996 Bullcreek Leeming 1984 Mt Lawley 1997 Wesley Curtin 1985 University 1998 East Fremantle 1986 University 1999 Lynwood Ferndale 1987 University 2000 Wesley Curtin 1988 Trinity Aquinas 2001 Willetton 1989 University 2002 Warnbro Swans 1990 University 2003 Mosman Park 1991 University 2004 Kalamunda 1992 Wembley 1993 University D COLTS 1994 University

30 Previous Fairest & Best Medal Winners

A GRADE 1976 B. Kiely North Beach C.J. JAMIESON MEDAL A RESERVE 1931 A. McPherson Hurlingham 1932 A. Fisher University 1972 N Peating Collegians 1933 R. Roe University 1973 R. Richmond C.B.C. 1934 R. Roe University 1974 N. Cassidy C.B.C. 1935 A. Reardon Postals 1975 K. Sleigh University 1936 S. Miller Sandovers N. Watson Carlisle 1937 D. Ryan Water Supply Grade Reintroduced 1997 1938 J. Bowe Wembley 1997 G. Robson University 1939 K. Swain Claremont S. Curran West Coast 1940 R. Hagen Inglewood 1998 G. Jones Scarborough 1941 A. Shields R.A.A.F. 1999 G. Jones Scarborough No Competition 1942 - 1945 2000 G. Jones Scarborough 1946 D. Lind Mt Hawthorn 2001 C. Longmore C.B.C. 1947 W. Anderson University 2002 B. Cox North Fremantle 1948 V. Lemon Mt Hawthorn 2003 J. Abbott C.B.C 1949 D. Elliott South Perth S. Campbell Swan Athletic 1950 A. Parentich University 2004 J. Abbott C.B.C. 1951 A. Loo East Perth 1952 L. Beard Mosman Park B GRADE 1953 R. O'Connor Maylands 1954 J. Hilton Inglewood 1946 L. O'Reilly Mosman Park 1955 J. Kenshaw Mosman Park 1947 R. McDonald East Fremantle 1956 J. Hilton Inglewood 1948 L. Dvorak C.B.C. Old Boys - Western 1957 R. Thomas Mosman Park V. Davis Mt Lawley - Eastern 1958 R. Thomas Mosman Park 1949 S. Hales Claremont Nedlands - Western 1959 W. James North Fremantle A. Gregson Maylands - Eastern 1960 A. Hughes South Perth 1950 S. Hales Claremont Nedlands - Western 1961 A. Hughes South Perth J. Candlev Maylands - B2 A. Nynette East Perth 1951 M. Nanovich Osborne Park - B1 1962 B. Lambert Cockburn E. Kilmurry Sourther Districts - B2 1963 B. Lambert North Fremantle 1952 E. Brunton Commonweath Bank - B1 1964 N. Rotham Wembley E. Bowyer Swanbourne Cottesloe - B2 1965 R. Harding Vic Park 1953 R. O'Kely Osborne Park - B1 1966 B. Lambert North Fremantle I. Caport Bayswater - B2 1967 T. Rieusett Carlisle 1954 R. O'Kely Osborne Park - B1 1968 J. Hurren Carlisle K. Armstrong T.T.C 1969 R. Dook Wembley E. Chester Fremantle - B2 1970 G. Watt Carlisle 1955 R. Wearne Midland Junction - B1 A. Barnett University J. McLinden Fremantle - B2 1971 A. Barnett University 1956 R. O'Kely Osborne Park - B1 1972 R. Becker Mosman Park E. McIntosh Palmyra - B2 1973 A. Bovell University 1957 C. Letterick West Perth 1974 G. Neesham C.B.C. 1958 M. Simms Midland Junction - A Res 1975 J. Riseley Carlisle 1959 S. Aggers University - A Res 1976 L. Glamuzina Leederville 1960 D. Hoare Old Louisians - A Res 1977 G. Hambley North Beach 1961 R. Ward East Fremantle/Palmyra - A Res 1978 G. Hambley North Beach 1962 G. Bevan Nedlands/Claremont 1979 D. Ireland Mt Lawley 1963 D. Nickel Hilton Park 1980 D. Taylor Wembley 1964 T. Wright Mt Hawthorn 1981 N. Fong Nollamara M. Butcher T.T.C. 1982 N. Fong Nollamara 1965 G. McKenzie Hilton Park 1983 N. Fong Nollamara 1966 G. McKenzie Hilton Park 1984 L. Sprylan North Beach 1967 G. McKenzie Hilton Park 1985 J. Bengough Scarborough 1968 W. Tidy Wembley 1986 G. Dennis North Beach 1969 I. Allnutt Collegians Old Scotch 1987 D. Perry North Beach 1970 P. Farmers S.T.C. 1988 B. Chuteold Wesley 1971 A. Jeffries Floreat 1989 D. Perry North Beach 1972 B. Keily North Beach 1990 B. Chuteold Wesley Curtin 1973 V. Di Carlo Scarborough 1991 W. Dawson Scarborough 1974 B. Hurrel Melville 1992 M. Cartier Mt Lawley 1975 J. De Luca Marist 1993 J. Cook Mt Lawley 1976 P. Grosser North Fremantle 1994 T. Wilson Nollamara 1977 N. Kirk Floreat 1995 A. Fullgrabe Scarborough 1978 R. Pearson Nedlands STC 1996 T. Coaker North Beach 1979 G. Maslin Floreat Marist 1997 P. Brooks C.B.C. 1980 P. Webb Swanborne 1998 P. Brooks C.B.C. 1981 L. Collier Morley 1999 C. Trew North Beach 1982 R. Cronan C.B.C. 2000 R. Thomson Scarborough 1983 S. Bombardieri Mt Hawthorn West Perth 2001 S. Freeman North Fremantle 1984 D. Herrington North Fremantle 2002 T. McNeil North Beach 1985 B. McGuire Morley 2003 S. Hede Collegians 1986 M. McNee W.A.I.T. 2004 T. Feist Whitford 1987 P. Hurst C.B.C. W. Otway Whitford 1988 H. Hayward Maylands 1989 H. Hayward Maylands A2 1990 A Rottigne Osborne Districts 1991 M. Lewis Bayswater

31 1992 D. Newby Bassendean 1998 S. Evan Bullcreek Leeming 1993 N. Rogers C.B.C. M. Verney Brentwood 1994 S. Crole C.B.C. 1999 V. Bryan Bullcreek Leeming 1995 A. Matson Swan Athletic 2000 S. Sterrett High Wycombe 1996 G. Newman Collegians Old Scotch W. Hotchkin Belmont Redcliffe 1997 S. Hall Bassendean 2001 M. Boyd High Wycombe 1998 A. McPhee Nollamara 2002 K. Reynolds Dianella Morley 1999 S. Hall Bassendean 2003 C. Sobejko Willetton 2000 C. Stone Nollamara 2004 M. Sinden Brentwood 2001 M. Black Wanneroo 2002 T. Cooper Wesley Curtin D GRADE 2003 T. Cooper Wesley Curtin R. Thomson Scarborough 1964 J. Jancey Carlisle 2004 G. Hicks Mt Lawley 1965 D. Cherry Perth D. Young Bassendean 1966 B. Kiely North Beach 1967 V. Jones Leederville B RESERVE 1968 K. Ayton Bassendean 1969 B. Kiely North Beach 1972 J. Mills Bayswater 1970 R. Mitson Nedlands Claremont 1973 S. Denys Bayswater 1971 W. Smith Innaloo 1974 J. Lind North Beach 1972 D. Allen Muresk 1975 G. Pope Collegians M. Tusman Maccabi Grade Reintroduced in 1997 1973 G. Bergerson Ashfield 1997 P. Nazzari Bassendean 1974 M. De Luca T.C. Mt Lawley B. Corbett Dianella Morley 1975 G. Parlongo T.C. Mt Lawley 1998 P. Taylor Wanneroo 1976 M. Petkovich Old Wesley 1999 M. Harries Trinity Aquinas 1977 B. Hughes City Beach A. Imms Trinity Aquinas 1978 D. Nicholls Perth 2000 A. Maughan MT LAWLEY 1979 G. Maddaford Perth 2001 D. Robotham West Coast Cowan 1980 G. Walsh Teachers 2002 R. Keane Hamersley Carine 1981 L. Sprlyan T.C. Mt Lawley M. Blair Collegians 1982 D. Simmonds T.C. Claremont 2003 A. Maughan Mt Lawley 1983 V. Hudson Brentwood 2004 S. Trivic Bassendean 1984 K. Dimeon Lynwood Ferndale 1985 G. Mumme W.A.C.A.E. C GRADE 1986 V. Hudson Brentwood 1987 V. Hudson Brentwood 1947 R. Atkinson Swanbourne 1988 A. Dellasanta A.I.C.A. 1963 L. Olsen Rivervale 1989 P,. McKiernan W.A.C.A.E. 1964 A. Towers Swan Districts 1990 S. Anastos John 23rd 1965 N. Gribble Nedlands/Claremont 1991 G. Fitzgerald Lynwood Ferndale 1966 D. Cherry Perth 1992 J. Morgan Cowan University 1967 J. McNamara Perth 1993 K. Webster Lynwood Ferndale 1968 J. McNamara Perth 1994 F. Haynes Swan View 1969 R. Motteram Perth 1995 D. Williams Osborne DIstricts 1970 J. Exley Teachers 1996 J. Wynne Osborne DIstricts 1971 B. Kiely North Beach 1997 K. Vlahov Carlisle 1972 A. Ponton Perth 1998 S. Spencer High Wycombe 1974 J. Clohessy Maylands 1999 S. Spencer High Wycombe 1975 D. Smith T.C. Graylands 2000 M. Ford Warnbro Swans 1976 R. Seman Trinity 2001 R. Ware Melville 1977 G. Pascoe Commonwealth Bank C. Aldrich Mosman Park 1978 L. Italiano Morley 2002 B. Hayes Lynwood Ferndale 1979 P. Webb Swanbourne 2003 A. Morey Swan View 1980 S. McNamara T.C. Claremont 2004 J. Rusden East Fremantle 1981 J. Farmer Hamersley R. Nice Kingsley 1982 S. Crole W.A.I.T. J. Gitsham Kingsley 1983 H. Hayward Carlisle 1984 W. Brown Dianella Morley D RESERVE 1985 M. Tweedie Melville 1986 J. Lawrence Bassendean 1997 A. Spicer Forrestfield 1987 K. Andrews Coolbinia Yokine 1998 G. Lammonby High Wycombe 1988 G. Andrews Coolbinia Yokine 1999 D. Pegrum Coolbinia Yokine 1989 J. Lawrence Bassendean 2000 D. Pegrum Coolbinia Yokine 1990 K. Williams Rockingham 2001 T. King University 1991 K. Greenwood Rockingham G. Dowding Ascot 1992 J. Dadaliaris Bayswater 2002 B. Winman Mosman Park 1993 T. Fullgrabe Osborne Districts 2003 H. Kennington Melville 1994 A. Lees Bullcreek Leeming 2004 A. Wood Ballajura 1995 A. Rottigni Balcatta AB3 1996 P. Sanzone Balcatta 1997 P. Copeland Brentwood 2002 T. Sayer Wesley Curtin 1998 S. Freeman Cockburn Lakes 2003 T. Sayer Wesley Curtin 1999 G. Milne Wesley Curtin 2004 D. Hinchliffe C.B.C. 2000 T. Musika Cockburn Lakes AB4 G. Hall Belmont Redcliffe 2001 J. Giltay Brentwood 2002 M. Dawson Trinity Aquinas N. Browne Cockburn Lakes N. Watson Wembley 2002 J. Sharp Ocean Ridge 2003 G. Nelson North Fremantle A. Gericke Bassendean 2004 C. MacKinnon University 2003 M. Ford Warnbro Swans J. Neesham North Fremantle C. Wheatcroft St Norberts 2004 J. Sharp Ocean Ridge E GRADE

C RESERVE 1967 K. Ayton Bassendean 1968 T. Farrel Commonwealth Bank 1997 A. Mincherton Brentwood

32 1969 W. Ison Commonwealth Bank 1970 W. Smith Innaloo 1976 R. Dann East Perth 1971 G. Meyer Trinity O.B. 1977 R. Dann East Perth 1974 W. Pausin R&I Bank 1978 S. Lee Kong Scarborough 1975 A. Thompson City Beach 1979 J. Pattinson Greenwood 1976 J. Abbott City Beach 1980 D. Joy University 1977 G. Buckenara T.C. Churchlands 1981 D. Kearsley Koondoola 1978 S. McNamara T.C. Claremont 1982 D. Nadebaum University 1979 A. Vaugham Murdoch 1983 A. Vaughan Applecross 1980 D. Nelson Innaloo 1984 M. Ford Cockburn Lakes 1981 K. Withers University 1985 G. Bergerson Mt Lawley 1982 M. Edwards Churchlands 1986 M. Owens Ocean Ridge 1983 W. Simmonds Claremont C.A.E. 1987 T. Major Coolbellup 1984 K. Maisey Applecross 1988 W. Mason Navy 1985 L. Tann St Nortberts 1989 V. Drayton Girrawheen 1986 P. Matier Bullcreek 1990 R. May Redcliffe 1987 S. Mulvey St Norberts 1991 B. McKinnon Wesley Curtin 1988 S. Mulvey St Norberts 1992 C. Cox Ocean Ridge 1989 S. Anastos John 23rd 1993 T. Taylor Warnbro Swans 1990 C. Bertilone Balcatta 1994 T. Taylor Warnbro Swans 1991 G. O'Day Wanneroo 1995 T. Taylor Warnbro Swans 1992 G. Dowding Redcliffe 1996 S. Evans Bullcreek Leeming 1993 D. Eaves Brentwood 1997 D. Muller Bassendean 1994 G. Ford Coolbellup 1998 N. Yeoland Wesley Curtin 1995 S. Murdoch Coolbinia Yokine 1999 J. Davies Nollamara 1996 G. Peel Bankwest 2000 D. Davies Nollamara 1997 R. Breen Innaloo 2001 W. Riggoll Willetton 1998 M. Deeble Innaloo 2002 T. Barrodeen Ballajura J. Colbung Dianella Morley H GRADE P. Erdleyi Balcatta Osborne Park R. Tinder Mosman Park 1977 V. Iopollo Mt Lawley 1999 D. Fry Willetton 1978 P. O'Dea Marist 2000 K. Bain Kingsley 1979 R. Pileggi Swan Valley 2001 P. Britten Kingsley 1980 N. Oxenham Koondoola 2002 P. Britten Kingsley 1981 M. Owens Edgewater 2003 G. Ford Coolbellup 1982 P. Juhren Robbs Jetty 2004 J. Chambers Bassendean 1983 G. Bergerson Mt Lawley 1984 H. Rees ANZ Bank E RESERVE 1985 S. Gregory City of Perth

1998 M. Webb Trinity Aquinas 1986 G. O'Day Wanneroo 1999 C. Bettles Scarborough 1987 A. Ryniker Redcliffe 2000 S. Atkinson Whitford 1988 M. Hodder Bassendean 2001 G. McDonald North Fremantle 1989 A. Fielder Riverton 2002 T. Raddom Swan View 1990 P. White-Parsons C.B.C. 1991 P. White-Parsons C.B.C. SINGLE TEAM GRADE 1992 P. Rawlings East Fremantle 1993 D. Connell Scarborough 1993 P. Rawlings East Fremantle 1994 W. Nickisson High Wycombe 1995 P. Asphar Scarborough F GRADE 1996 R. Hambley Lynwood Ferndale

1969 W. Smith Innaloo I GRADE 1970 T. Hann Trinity O.B. 1971 D. Oliver Scarborough 1978 M. Nener Brentwood No Competition 1972 - 1975 1979 N. Yovich Forrestfield 1976 M. Shallow Murdoch 1980 M. Owens Edgewater 1977 P. Steware Whitford 1981 P. Fruend Bullcreek 1978 S. Denys Bayswater 1982 E. Derviter Swan View 1979 M. Nener Brentwood 1983 K. Nairn Murdoch University 1980 J. Ellis Greenwood 1984 G. Young Bassendean 1981 P. Harrision Greenwood 1985 P. Bedford East Fremantle 1982 K. May Koondoola 1986 T. Satour Murdoch 1983 K. May Koondoola 1987 W. Mason Navy 1984 P. Somers Graylands 1988 G. McDonald North Fremantle 1985 G. Truscott Cockburn Lakes 1989 A. Miller R.A.A.F. 1986 R. Jackamara Whitford 1990 J. Rees Murdoch University 1987 R. Murphy John 23rd 1991 D. Jarvis-Spinks North Beach 1988 D. Morey Sawyers Valley 1992 S. Spencer High Wycombe 1989 K. Brown Mt Lawley 1993 M. Nish Lynwood Ferndale 1990 R. Fewings Coolbellup 1994 S. Donovan Ocean Ridge 1991 W. Langlands Nollamara 1995 S. Curtis West Coast 1992 B. Thomas Brentwood 1996 C. Wood High Wycombe 1993 D. Muller Bassendean 1994 M. Paganin University J GRADE 1995 W. Nickisson High Wycombe 1996 T. Dunlea Carlisle 1979 J. Kensitt Koondoola 1997 S. Bombaderi Osborne Districts 1980 J. Beresi Robbs Jetty 1998 B. Bolland Whitford 1981 L. Kelly Robbs Jetty 1999 D. Muller Bassendean 1982 J. Taylor City of Perth 2000 E. Dimer Innaloo 1983 B. Morris Girrawheen 2001 M. Hart Coolbellup 1984 P. Bedford East Fremantle 2002 M. Hart Coolbellup 1985 C. Turvey Morley 2003 A. Chapman Mt Lawley 1986 G. Murphy Redcliffe 2004 S. Hastie Warnbro Swans 1987 D. Mulligan Trinity Aquinas 1988 T. Woodward Hellenics

G GRADE 1989 T. Fetherston-Haugh Murdoch University

33 1990 T. Rigali Coolbinia Yokine 1982 A. Bockman Old Wesley 1991 K. Andrews Coolbinia Yokine 1983 C. Marphy Nollamara 1992 D. Pegrum Coolbinia Yokine 1984 S. Paddon Wembley 1993 N. Ramsay Brentwood 1985 M. Brewer Collegians Old Scotch 1994 K. Symons Wembley 1986 B. Calvin Trinity Aquinas 1995 D. Kostandinosk Balcatta 1987 M. Spadanuda North Fremantle 1996 K. Breen Innaloo 1988 A. Hayes University 1989 M. Cawley University K GRADE 1990 M. Simpson University 1991 S. Ham Wembley 1980 B. Barber Melville 1992 P. Phillips University 1981 B. McCaffrey North Fremantle 1993 D. O'Neill Trinity Aquinas 1982 P. Carroll W.A.I.T. 1994 D. O'Neill Trinity Aquinas 1983 K. Glass Dianella 1995 A. Pickett Nollamara 1984 F. Nannup Coolbellup 1996 A. Pickett Nollamara 1985 R. Sheridan Carlisle 1997 A. Imms Trinity Aquinas 1986 M. Hodder Bassendean 1998 B. Byrne University 1987 G. Andrews Coolbinia Yokine 1999 M. Hamilton West Coast 1988 D. Pegrum Coolbinia Yokine 2000 S. Parry University 1989 T. Jackson Rockingham 2001 A. Northover Trinity Aquinas 1990 S. Watson Collegians Old Scotch 2002 G. Moir University 1991 G. O'Rorke Applecross 2003 R. Arangio North Fremantle 1992 G. McCulloch Mt Lawley 1993 A. Taylor Brentwood B COLTS 1994 T. Jackson Forrestdale 1968 R. Thomas North Innaloo L GRADE 1969 S. Tampalini W.A.I.T. 1970 G. Elliss Bayswater 1984 L. Schaafsma Coolbinia Yokine 1971 G. Elliss Bayswater 1985 G. Williamsons Swanbourne Nedlands 1972 R. Lieshman W.A.I.T. 1986 S. Roach Riverton 1973 G. Miller Osborne Park 1987 A. Godfrey Rockingham 1974 B. Fitzgerald Scarborough 1988 P. Claxton Sawyers Valley 1975 R. Glynn North Fremantle 1989 R. Putland Brentwood 1976 R. Woodhouse North Fremantle 1990 C. Cox Ocean Ridge 1977 G. Clune Marist 1991 M. Boyd Sawyers Valley 1978 C. Cicerello Bayswater 1992 M. Battel Brentwood 1979 W. Pascoe Collegians 1980 G. Mumme Churchlands A COLTS 1981 M. Gill North Fremantle 1959 K. Smith Bayswater 1982 P. Asphar Scarborough 1960 J. King T.T.C. 1983 M. Gill North Fremantle 1961 B. Slater T.T.C. 1984 C. Brown Carlisle 1962 C. Stannage T.T.C. 1985 S. Shearing Carlisle 1963 L. John Wembley 1986 S. Ashby Dianella 1964 R. Northend Victoria Park 1987 P. Carlsen Maylands 1965 K. Pearson Mt Hawthorn West Perth 1988 G. Masters Innaloo 1966 P. Griffiths Swanbourne 1989 R. Nicholaidis Dianella 1967 G. Bridge Collegians Old Scotch 1990 c. Milentis Swan Athletic 1968 M. McPhee University 1991 G. Pezzimenti Osborne Districts 1969 P. Featherby Wembley 1992 D. Kernaham C.B.C. 1970 L. Aitken University 1993 R. Imbrogio Bassendean 1971 M. Herd Wembley 1994 M. Yukich Swan Athletic 1972 M. Herd Wembley 1995 R. Lambly Hamersley Carine 1973 N. Feakes Carlisle 1996 I. Davidson C.B.C. 1974 J. Faulkner Carlisle 1997 D. Hopkins Hamersley Carine 1975 F. Bucknall Wembley 1998 P. Di Nardo Dianella Morley 1976 J. Rigg S.T.C. 1999 D. Trimboli Trinity Aquinas 1977 J. Birman University 2000 T. Jemmeson Mt Lawley 1978 I McCarey Old Wesley 2001 A. Roberts Collegians 1979 K Kosovich Wembley 2002 A. Harper Wesley Curtin 1980 K. Smith Nollamara A. Jones Kalamunda 1981 I. Rakich University 2003 D. McLeod Willetton 1993 K. Palmer Wanneroo 1994 A. Thomas Warnbro Swans C COLTS

1995 D. Wynne Brentwood 1973 G. Neesham T.C. Graylands 1996 S. Bonetti St Norberts 1977 T. Lancaster Morley 1997 N. Cullen St Norberts 1978 T. Lancaster Morley 1998 C. Wheatcroft Lynwood Ferndale 1979 M. Cinkurs Scarborough 1999 C. Wheatcroft Lynwood Ferndale 1981 N. Little Mt Hawthorn West Perth P. Mugambwa Bullcreek Leeming 1982 E. Jokovich W.A.I.T. 2000 K. Fitzgerald High Wycombe 1983 K. Stewart Coolbinia Yokine 2001 L. Adams Lynwood Ferndale 1984 B. Smith Northbridge AICA 2002 S. Pearce Warnbro Swans 1985 R. Chadwick University B. Charlton Collegians 1986 B. Mentz Lynwood Ferndale 1987 T. Kluwen Morley 1988 L. Bowie Bassendean 1989 G. Damiani Whitford 1990 T. Sieracki Rockingham 1991 S. Ballem Whitford 1992 F. Haynes Swan View

34 2003 B. Gabrovec Kingsley

D COLTS

1989 G. Walters Applecross

WEST COAST EAGLES AMATEUR COLTS

PHIL SCOTT DIVISION

2004 K. Riemann North Beach

DREW BANFIELD DIVISION

2004 L. Browne Swan Athletic

IAN DARGIE DIVISION

2004 A. Saylor Ballajura

Previous B.J. Giles Medal Recipients

Awarded to the Fairest and Best Player in the “A’ grade Grand Final, 1992 G. Kearney Mt Lawley honouring Barney Giles O.A.M., J.P., who has given long service to 1993 R. Perrie North Beach the WAAFL. 1994 A. Host West Coast 1981 M. Salmon University 1995 D. Govan Scarborough 1982 G. Wilkinson Old Scotch 1996 S. Massey University 1983 B. Dunn Mt Lawley 1997 G. Fitzpatrick Scarborough 1984 P. Sanders Wembley 1998 D. Bryant Scarborough 1985 L. Baron Mt Lawley 1999 M. Hamer North Beach 1986 N. Carroll Mt Lawley 2000 S. Moloney C.B.C. 1987 G. Kearney Mt Lawley 2001 M. Pratt North Beach 1988 R. Bell Mt Lawley 2002 L. Smith North Beach 1989 D. Higgins North Beach 2003 S. Misich North Fremantle 1990 G. Biffen Wembley 2004 S. Pearce North Beach 1991 G. Kearney Mt Lawley

Previous Goal Kicking Award Recipients

A GRADE 1991 W. Taylor West Coast 99 1992 V. Lowe Mt Lawley 66 1958 B. Featherby Wembley 113 1993 W. Taylor West Coast 97 1959 B. Featherby Wembley 1994 M. Cullen Nollamara 79 1960 H. Bell North Fremantle 69 1995 M. Cullen Nollamara 101 1961 B. Gianotti University 77 1996 S. Sadowski North Beach 56 1962 B. Packard Mosman Park 1997 P. Brooks C.B.C. 90 1963 G. Pole East Perth 1998 P. McDonald Mt Lawley 75 1964 A. Leckie Maylands 50 1999 N. Moody Scarborough 73 1965 B. Featherby University 2000 S. Moloney C.B.C. 75 M. Doig Wembley 47 2001 M. Cullen Balcatta Osborne Park 86 1969 B. McCaffrey Melville 54 2002 M. Cullen Stirling 46 1970 A. Barnett University 100 2003 M. Silver C.B.C. 77 1971 A. Barnett University 100 2004 J. Hayman Stirling 64 1972 R. Wheatley North Fremantle 100 1973 R. Wilson University 47 B GRADE 1974 J. Miller C.B.C. 101 1975 M. Salmon University 103 1962 S. Mitchell Bayswater 1976 G. Bancroft Carlisle 69 1963 M. Leach T.T.C. Claremont 1977 G. Aldridge Mt Lawley 98 1964 R. Burns Hilton Park 42 1978 P. Botsis Wembley 95 1965 K. Sommes Collegians Old Scotch 68 1979 G. Donovan Nollamara 77 1966 R. Smith Mt Lawley 57 1980 S. Arnott Old Wesley 1967 R. Smith Mt Lawley 1981 T. Power Old Wesley 60 1968 D. Hayes Mosman Park 59 1982 J. O'Neil North Beach 62 1969 R. Branson Nollamara 71 1983 K. Pride Old Wesley 85 1970 K. Ayton Bassendean 48 1984 C. Northcott Nollamara 78 1971 J. Cain Floreat 53 1985 C. Northcott Nollamara 112 1972 R. Nelson Old Wesley 57 1986 B. McFaull Scarborough 139 1973 B. Smith Maylands 47 1987 V. Lowe Mt Lawley 1974 B. Hersey Nollamara 45 1988 V. Lowe Mt Lawley 64 1975 K. Ayton Bayswater 58 1989 K. Pride Old Wesley 50 1976 R. Rowe Bayswater 80 1990 P. Bistrup North Beach 57 1977 K. Simion Maylands 79

35 1978 K. Blake North Fremantle 53 1990 J. Olczy North Fremantle 58 1979 B. Veryard Floreat Marist 48 G. Yukich Swan Athletic 358 1980 S. Moore Trinity Aquinas 60 1991 T. Bozich Swan Athletic 76 1981 G. Fathers Morley 111 1992 P. Brindley C.B.C. 108 1982 G. Fathers Morley 108 1993 D. Reed C.B.C. 60 1983 R. Stark Floreat Marist 55 1994 S. Hadland Bassendean 75 1984 M. Hughes Bayswater 65 1995 S. Hadland Bassendean 60 1985 S. Mulhall West Coast 70 1996 P. Brooks C.B.C. 82 1986 P. Botsis Mt Lawley 65 1997 K. Caton Balcatta 53 1987 C. Hall Collegians Old Scotch 72 1998 J. Hayman Nollamara 55 1988 B. McFaull Innaloo 96 1999 M. Hastie Wanneroo 82 1989 G. Howar C.B.C. 111 2000 D. Mulligan Bullcreek Leeming 54 2001 D. Mulligan Bullcreek Leeming 82 2002 J. Tasker Wesley Curtin 73 2003 C. Johnson West Coast Cowan 87 2004 B. Robertson Mt Lawley 71

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University 67 Melville 5 Ascot 2 Inglewood Mt Lawley 1 Wembley 37 Mt Hawthorn West Perth 5 Balcatta Osborne Park 2 Marangaroo 1 Mt Lawley 27 Swanbourne 5 City Beach 2 Marist O.B. 1 North Fremantle 25 T.C. Churchlands 5 Coolbinia Yokine 2 Midland 1 C.B.C. 16 Victoria Park 5 East Victoria Park 2 Mundaring 1 Scarborough 16 Warnbro Swans 5 Forrestdale 2 Mundaring Hills 1 North Beach 15 Brentwood 4 Girrawheen 2 National Bank 1 Cockburn Lakes 12 Hamersley Carine 4 Graylands T.C. 2 Navy 1 Innaloo 12 Kalamunda 4 Hellenic 2 Nedlands T.T.C. 1 Whitford 12 Lynwood Ferndale 4 John 23rd 2 Old Scotch 1 Carlisle 11 Midland Junction 4 Kingsley 2 Old Wesley 1 Collegians 10 Mosman Park 4 Morley 2 Osborne Districts 1 West Coast 10 Ocean Ridge 4 Muresk 2 Perth 1 Nollamara 9 Palmyra 4 N.S.T.C. 2 R & I Bank 1 Trinity Aquinas 9 Sandovers 4 Stirling 2 Riverton 1 Forrestfield 8 Swan View 4 Trinity O.B. 2 Swanborne Nedlands 1 Redcliffe 8 W.A.I.T. 4 W.A.C.A.E. 2 T.C. Claremont 1 Rockingham 8 Wesley Curtin 4 West Coast Cowan 2 T.C. Mt Lawley 1 Swan Athletic 9 Bullcreek 3 A.I.C.A. 1 T.T.C. Mt Lawley 1 Bassendean 7 Bullcreek Leeming 3 ANZ 1 West Perth 1 Maylands 7 Cowan University 3 Balcatta 1 Bayswater 6 Dianella Morley 3 Belmont 1 Collegians Old Scotch 6 Postals 3 Churchlands 1 East Fremantle 6 South Fremantle 3 City of Perth 1 East Perth 6 South Perth 3 Claremont Nedlands 1 High Wycombe 6 St Norberts 3 Coolbellup 1 Osborne Park 6 T.T.C 3 Floreat Marist 1 Wanneroo 6 T.T.C. Claremont 3 Floreat Park 1 Applecross 5 Teachers College 3 Fremantle 1 Commonwealth Bank 5 Willetton 3 Fremantle C.B.C. Old Boys 1 Dianella 5 Wonderers 3 Hamersley 1 Undefeated Teams*

*During home and away season 1985 Mt Lawley C 1999 Trinity Aquinas B Res 1925 Teachers College Swan Athletic D Melville D Res 1933 Postals Institute Bassendean I Lynwood Ferndale C Colts 1934 University 1986 Cockburn Lakes E 2000 C.B.C. A Colts 1939 North Fremantle B 1988 Trinity Aquinas A Colts University D Res 1940 East Fremantle B 1990 University A Colts 2001 Trinity Aquinas A Colts 1947 South Perth B Hamersley Carine E West Coast Cowan B Res 1949 Palmyra B 1992 Wembley K Kalamunda G 1960 North Fremantle A 1993 Forrestfield H 2002 North Fremantle A Res University A 1994 Forrestfield G University A Colts 1964 Carlisle D 1995 Scarborough A Warnbro Swans D Res 1972 Carlisle A Colts Forrestdale J Coolbellup F 1973 Mosman Park B University A Colts Ballajura G 1974 University A Colts Brentwood C Colts 2003 Coolbellup E 1975 Wembley A Res 1996 Swan Athletic E 2004 Kalamunda C Swan Valley Sunday Warnbro Swans F Kingsley D Res 1979 Collegians B Colts Rossmoyne G Kalamunda ID Colts 1980 North Fremantle B Colts Innaloo J Forrestfield D Colts University A Colts 1982 Dianella E C.B.C. B Colts 1983 Carlisle C 1997 Redcliffe C