McIntosh crowned his last game winning the Simpson Medal for best on field. These migrants came from a climate where Australian Rules football was more popular and included a large number of footballers including some celebrated players. Major gold discoveries at Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie in 1892, coupled with a major international economic depression, caused immigration from the eastern colonies to accelerate not only to the Goldfields but also onto Perth. And virtually overnight Australian Rules football became the dominant code for the spectator as well. Sandover Medal: (13 total) Lin Richards (1931), Jim Conway (1950), Jack Clarke (1957), Ray Sorrell (1961, 1963), David Hollins (1971), Graham Melrose (1974), Brian Peake (1977), Murray Wrensted (1985), Craig Treleven (1995), Adrian Bromage (1998), Rory O'Brien (2013), Blaine Boekhorst (2022), Simpson Medallists (in Grand Final): (10 total) Alan Ebbs (1945), Frank Conway (1957), Ray Sorrell (1962), Norm Rogers (1964), Dave Imrie (1965), Gary Gibellini (1974), Kevin Taylor (1979), Clinton Browning (1992), Mark Amaranti (1994), Adrian Bromage (1998), Simpson Medallists (in State Game): (5 total) Ray Sorrell (1962), Kevin Taylor (1982), Paul Harding (1991), Craig Treleven (1995), Rod Tregenza (1999), Bernie Naylor Medallists: (20 total) Ernest Kelly (1904, 38 goals), Henry Sharpe (1905, 50 goals), Henry Sharpe (1907, 48 goals), Charles Doig (1908, 26 goals), Charles Doig (1909, 38 goals), Arthur Rawlinson (1917, 46 goals), Joseph Lawn (1919, 55 goals), Dinney Coffey (1923, 36 goals), George Doig (1933, 106 goals), George Doig (1934, 152 goals), George Doig (1935, 113 goals), George Doig (1936, 109 goals), George Doig (1937, 144 goals), George Doig (1941, 141 goals), George Prince (1949, 82 goals), Bob Johnson (1966, 92 goals), Kevin Taylor (1979, 102 goals), Neil Lester-Smith (1989, 90 goals), Rod Tregenza (1999, 86 goals), Rod Tregenza (2000, 86 goals), Prendergast Medallists: (9 total) Bill Taggart (1954), 1977: Joe Angel, 1978: Kevin Taylor, 1994: Jon Stagg, 2002: Leigh Willison, 2007: Morgan Cooper, 2008: Conor Davidson, 2010: James Murray, Timothy Viney (2011), Benjamin Harding (2017), Jack Clarke Medal: (5 total) Mark Amaranti (1985), Graham Ralph (1989), Matthew Cremin (2000), Andrew Green (2001), Jacob Green (2013), Chesson Medallists: (2 total) Greg Brown (1972), Doug Winning (1973), All-Australian team: Jack Clarke (1953, 1956, 1958, 1961), Alan Preen (1958), Norm Rogers (1958), Ray Sorrell (1958, 1961), Brian Peake (1979 (c), 1980, 1986 (c)), Tony Buhagiar (1979), Kevin Taylor (1983), Peter Wilson (1986), Updated: July 2020Source(s): Playing list, Coaching staff. While the WAFL has not been as keen as the SANFL to include teams from other states, there have been proposals to include teams from regions unwanted by the AFL, and to serve as a second-tier national league. 1899 was also the last time Rovers would take part. Highest goal scorer in WAFL 1950 - 91 goals Life Member -1952 East Fremantle Team of the Century -Centre half forward - 1997 Fremantle Football Club Hall of Legends 1997. The league also runs reserves, colts (under-19[1]) and women's competitions. Times named in 2022: 5 They were the inaugural premiers of the competition, defeating Swan Districts in the grand final.[10]. Ultimately the Team of the Year was put together based on the players named most often in the weekly teams which meant that every player that earned selection at least six times earned a spot in the final 25 with the team including 22 players plus three emergencies. Hazard & Incident Reporting Form | In the following four years Perth remained a force most notably in nearly keeping East Perth goalless on a rain-drenched WACA in early 1956[5] but could never overcome the Royals or East Fremantle in the finals. While those six defenders earned their spots, Angus Dewar (Subiaco, five selections), Tony Notte (Swan Districts, five), Chad Pearson (South Fremantle, four) and Drew Rohde (Subiaco, four) were other back-line players to put themselves in the hunt. Anthony Alexander Forrest, who played two games for the club in 1900, was killed in the Second Boer War in 1901.[3]. In the match when George Young made his century for WA, his team-mates included sometime VFL and/or WAFL footballers Ken McAullay, Graeme Watson . The appointment of Malcolm Atwell as captain-coach in 1966 was at first controversial, but with such young players as Barry Cable, Perth more than fulfilled the most sanguine expectations. WAFL Team of the Year 2021 Wednesday, September 15, 2021 - 8:43 PM - by Chris Pike. At this time crowds were as big as they ever were. He was the club's leading goalkicker in 1980 (97 goals - also winning the WAFL's Bernie Naylor Medal), and also 1981 (119 goals - a club record). FORWARD POCKET HAIDEN SCHLOITHE (South Fremantle) In response, the government wanted a full-scale investigation into the likely future financial demands of football. Available now! Western Australian football was particularly strong during the years immediately following World War II. The WAFL has run a simultaneous reserves competition and colts (under-19s) competition for its clubs since 1925 and 1957 respectively. The inSync Product provides both on-premise and cloud solutions to enterprises for end-point devices (laptops, mobiles) backups and archival of data. EPFC Colts Players | East Perth Football Club. No longer was he a handy role player on a star-studded team, but he became one of the stars as a prime on-baller for Subiaco. The East Fremantle Football Club team song is sung to the tune of "Notre Dame Victory March". On 12 March 2004, a West Australian Football Hall of Fame was formed when 81 former players, coaches, umpires, administrators and media representatives were inducted. WAFL: Geoff Marsh (cricket) played 5 senior games for South Fremantle in the WAFL in 1978. West Perth Team of the Century 2000. . Crowds had been buoyed by State of Origin football that saw Western Australia's best players return home briefly, but this effect was short lived. Has kicked 35 goals again in 2022 including an especially hot start to the season 21 goals in the opening eight matches, and now will be chasing premiership glory on Saturday. Established in 1986, the Club has deep history and roots within WA football, and is one of the most recognisable sporting brands/clubs in Western Australia. And by 1906 there were eight teams: West Perth, East Perth, East Fremantle, South Fremantle, North Fremantle, Subiaco, Perth and Midland Junction. However, they have enjoyed some benefits, such as the funds flowing from the WA-based AFL teams and the influx of talented players from other states, attempting to make a name for themselves. A shortlist of players was . However East Perth finally won through in the 1972 grand final. Coincidentally, the press at the time reported there was a growing dissatisfaction with rugby as a spectacle. George Prince was an ideal football build. At the outbreak of World War I many players from Western Australia enlisted in the armed services, East Fremantle Football Club players killed in action include: Lewis, Ross; Sharks Rule Dunbar Safe: disappointed East Fremantle Fans Smell Coach's Blood But Not Club Bosses; List of East Fremantle footballers who have played in the VFL/AFL, East Fremantle Football Club Premiership Teams, East Fremantle Football Club Hall of fame, Wikipedia listing of East Fremantle Football Club players, "Australian Football - East Fremantle Football Club - Stats", "Australian Football - imperials Football Club - Stats", WAFL site for East Fremantle Football Club, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=East_Fremantle_Football_Club&oldid=1131152867, 1926, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1950, 1951, 1962, 1970, 1989, 1993, 1994, 2001, 2008, 1962, 1966, 1969, 1973, 1981, 1987, 1992, 1998, 2001, 2010, 2017. A salary cap of A$200,000 per club is in place. [6] There were unsuccessful plans by the WAFL to relocate the Demons to the Perth Hills to capture expanding outer suburbs as West Perth did by moving to Joondalup,[7] but in spite of the trouble many players had travelling to Lathlain, the Perth board voted by 115 to 83 to remain there on 11 July 1995. Previous Teams of the Year: 1 (2021). Matches were replayed nationwide on-demand from the ABC iView service and re-broadcast on the ABC2 channel early Friday morning at 2.30am local time.[13]. 1 / 3. Roger Hayden is a 2005 premiership player at South Fremantle and played 59 matches all up with the Bulldogs between 2000 and 2009. WACA Team of the Century 4 years 2 months ago #160884. swan42; Visitor jackspratt wrote: In the spirit of AR's excellent threads on WAFL/VFL best teams, this has just popped up on TheWest online, purporting to be the ultimate team to . He took their 1974 team, skippered by the versatile Bob Shields, into the Grand Final. Returned full-time to East Perth in 2022 and delivered a tremendous season in the midfield for the Royals averaging 27.8 touches a game including 30 or more on nine occasions to end up named to the Team of the Week six times and finish runner-up in Sandover Medal voting. Averaged another 27.2 touches a game while celebrating his 200-game milestone this season as part of a career that's already seen him win four fairest and best awards and now be named to the Team of the Year squad for an eighth time. The higher standard of play that followed helped to increase the game's popularity and increased the professionalism of the WAFA which in turn saw a more stable look come to the league which to this point saw teams frequently coming and going, not to mention problems with frequent crowd violence. Previous Teams of the Year: 1 (2020). Recent AFL players who originated from the Perth Football Club include Lance Franklin, Chance Bateman, Troy Cook, Leon Davis, Darren Glass, Steven Armstrong, Scott Stevens, Damon White, Brennan Stack, Mark Coughlan, Ryan Hargrave, Michael Johnson, Sharrod Wellingham, Chris Mayne and David Myers. West Perth ended up with 19 players earning a spot at least once, Claremont 18, Swan Districts 18, South Fremantle 17, East Fremantle 16, East Perth 12, Subiaco 11, Perth 11 and the West Coast Eagles eight. (AP PHOTO) Credit: AP. Organised football in the Perth/Fremantle region of Western Australia dates back to 1881. That included a career-best 47 possessions in Round 10 while having 40 on another two occasions and over 30 another nine occasions. Courageous defender, Mal Day, won the Simpson Medal for an outstanding game. After 1972 the competition was more evenly matched with every team winning a grand final over the next 10 years. The Subiaco Football Club has today launched the Club's new branding that will be adopted across the 2021 Optus WAFL Premiership season to celebrate the Club's 125th year. He made his name in the AFL with Fremantle, though, as one of the most creative defenders in the competition during his 128-game career. Perth won its first premiership in 1907, but did not win their second until 1955. Coach: Leon Cameron. East Fremantle's 1974 premiership coach, John Todd, was inducted in 2003. Round 2. It has been a bit of a journey for the 26-year-old to consolidate himself as a regular league player at Perth since making his debut back in 2017. The bowlers had held the upper hand for most of the . Its was adapted when the Club changed logos to the Sharks in 1983. The East Fremantle Football Club was formed in 1898 and is the most successful side in Western Australia, their 29 premierships placing them second behind Port Adelaide in the country. Round 8 Matthew Jupp (East Fremantle) The first premiership was awarded in 1885, and was won by the Rovers Football Club, which disbanded in 1899. One of the best afield with 20 possessions. In 1890 Unions would rename themselves Fremantle as those involved in the game saw the need to identify themselves with the region they were located in. Albert Thurgood (Essendon) 11/1/1874-8/5/1927 Inducted: 1996 A legend of the game before the VFL was formed, he showed his all-round greatness . Interchange: Gary Ablett (Hawthorn, Geelong) Jack Dyer . East Fremantle's success has thus far eclipsed that of South Fremantle, who (as of 2021[update]) have won 14 WAFL premierships. The AFL is the leading Australian Football competition in the country, having grown to achieve this position through the 21st century. Round 5 Leigh Kitchin (Subiaco) This record is made much worse by the fact that up to 1925 before Claremont-Cottesloe were admitted four of six teams played off and to 1933 four of seven did so. His role did change at times and he spent some time setting up play off half-back, but wherever he was playing he was as effective and consistent as ever. As a result, I'm looking for anything relating to the WAFL (WANFL) and its clubs (Claremont Tigers, East Fremantle Old Easts or Sharks, East Perth Royals, Perth Redlegs or Demons, South Fremantle Southerners or Bulldogs, Subiaco Lions or Maroons, Swan Districts and West Perth Cardinals or Falcons). .mw-parser-output .citation{word-wrap:break-word}.mw-parser-output .citation:target{background-color:rgba(0,127,255,0.133)}a During the period between 1946 and 1954, Perth's zone had over twice as many residents as the zones of East Fremantle, South Fremantle, Subiaco and Swan Districtsb from 1925c from 1957d 21 games without win from Round 7, 1922 to Round 13, 1923e Awarded retrospectively by Westar Rules in 1997f Moriarty's Sandover was won in a competition restricted to players under nineteen as of 1 October 1943 owing to the loss of players to World War II. Despite an inglorious start with its lowest score since 1952 against Swan Districts, 1997 saw the Demons play consistently enough to record their best home-and-away performance for nineteen years, missing out on the double chance by only five percent from East Fremantle. Armstrong and new captain Ken Inman had high hopes of another premiership hat-trick with big wins during the 1978 season. The 1979 grand final was played before a record crowd of 52,781 and saw East Fremantle defeat archrivals South Fremantle. But all he will be worried about is trying to become a dual premiership player on Saturday. They then upset South by twelve points and came back on a windy day to defeat East Fremantle by two points in the 1955 WANFL Grand Final for their first premiership in forty-eight years. Playing career: 1933-41, 1945 . Has shown he's good enough to be a regular AFL ruckman, but should the Thunder be lucky enough to have him at all in 2023, he could dominate further. The 2023 AFL Season is just around the corner and the Zero Hanger Season Guide is back! Previous Teams of the Year: 0. From 1921 to 1923 the club suffered the ignominy of a hat-trick of wooden spoons, and though it became more competitive in the ensuing decade only in 1927, 1934 and 1939 did the Redlegs win more games than they lost. The eight competing sides at this point still remain today and are often referred to as the "traditional eight clubs" as opposed to Peel who would join much later on. The following awards are or were awarded each season: East Fremantle has won the most premierships, with 29, most recently in 1998. Swan Districts most recent wooden spoon was in 2019, while Subiaco had their most recent in 1996. In the spirit of AR's excellent threads on WAFL/VFL best teams, this has just popped up on TheWest online, . He had to work tremendously hard to earn a regular league spot and had to change clubs to do so after playing 78 reserves games with Claremont, but he's now put together a career made up of 101 games and 169 goals. On the back of a place in the WAFL Team of the Year, had a superb Grand Final down back both by shutting down Manfred Kelly or whoever he matched up with and then setting the Lions up with his powerful and effective right boot. It was a massive effort from the second we had to shift from Optus. [citation needed], However progress of Australian rules in Western Australia still lagged behind the big football cities of Melbourne, Adelaide and Geelong and is evidenced by the unstable nature of the clubs that participated in the early years. Foodbank WA - Purple Plates for Christmas. Despite its failures at senior level up to 1946, Perth reached the preliminary final of the 1944 underage competition, and aided by inequitable metropolitan zoning,[4][a] this group of young players allowed the club to become finals regulars along with West Perth, South Fremantle and East Fremantle from 1947 to 1951. Their goal was denied by just two points in a grand final marred by very wet conditions. Perth won 3 in a row from 1966 to 1968, and West Perth won in 1969 and 1971 captain/coached by Graham Farmer who had returned from over east. The contest was played intermittently between 1903 and 1924 and the winning team accorded the title Champions of Western Australia.[28]. By 1983 the management of the WAFL itself acknowledged that economic crisis loomed. To all the die hards, new fans, clubs & players, THANK YOU! Captain/coached by Haydn Bunton, Jr., they became the team of the early 1960s when they followed it up in 1962 and 1963 to make it three in a row. In 1996, the VFL/AFL celebrated the Centenary year of the Australian Football League. Stobo's all-round brilliance inspired WA to a nine-wicket Sheffield Shield victory over Tasmania within three days at the WACA Ground to qualify for a home final later this month. He could well be South Fremantle's most decorated player this century and despite retiring following the elimination final loss to Peel Thunder, he remained right at the peak of his powers by the end of the 2022 season. There were plenty of other midfielders across the competition unlucky to miss out too including Milan Murdock (East Fremantle, five), Aidan Clarke (Swan Districts, five), Mitch Crowden (Peel, four), Connor Blakely (Peel, four), Tom Blechynden (South Fremantle, four), Jake Florenca (South Fremantle, four), Tobe Watson (Swan Districts, four) and Aaron Black (West Perth, four). Their first game there was on Anzac Day and they beat Swan Districts, but that year ended ingloriously against Subiaco for years the WANFL's "chopping block" who in their first final since Perth's rise to power in 1947 kicked an amazing 16.8 (104) in the third quarter. This is perhaps best evidenced in that Victoria (i.e. In his last three matches alone of the home and away season, he averaged 22 possessions and 34 hit outs while kicking four goals highlighting his quality. Share to Facebook Share to Twitter But in 1977, when the first proper State of Origin match was played, it saw Western Australia inflict its biggest defeat on a Victorian team. East Perth's inaugural season in the WAFLW will be historic for the new eight team competition and the club's fi. Round 3 Luke Meadows (West Perth) Times named in 2022: 6 Round 6 Blair Bell (Peel Thunder) Round 1. The club is recognised as one of the most successful WAFL teams . The night was hosted by George Donikian and SBS journalist Kyle Paterson. The club was based in the inner-Perth . Player honours: WP Best and Fairest 1947; WP Premierships 1941,1949,1952; Melb Premiership 1941; All-Australian 1948,1949; WP Team of the Century; WAFL Team of the Century; WAFL Hall of Fame (Legend); Western Australia (18 Games) Coaching Record: WP 1947-52 (133 Games, 95 wins, 38 losses) Premierships 1949, 1951. Stream your team: Watch the VFL GF and WAFL finals LIVE and FREE You can watch the 2022 VFL and TSL Grand Finals, and the WAFL finals LIVE on AFL.com.au and the AFL Live Official App. The Sharks' most recent . [citation needed], However, in those days many young men of Perth's wealthier families were educated in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. WAFL Season Launch. He turned himself into one of the elite players in the competition and his engine to run all day on the wing, and outwork his opponents became one of his great traits. EMERGENCY LLOYD MEEK (Peel Thunder) He could well be South Fremantle's most decorated player this century and despite retiring following the elimination final loss to Peel Thunder, he remained right at the peak of his powers by the end of the 2022 season. Essendon Essendon VFL and VFLW The Hangar - Non-footy talk Essendon History. Interest in the semi-national competition saw attendances at WAFL games start to fall, with severe consequences for the club's support base and finances. It was epic to see it shine in Leedy yesterday. Just, wow. References His combination of playing as an intercepting defender and then as an attacking weapon out of defence was fully on show in 2022 where he ended up averaging 27.5 possessions a game. He celebrated his 150th game in style in a first semi-final win against Peel Thunder and now the Claremont life member will be hoping to cap off the best and most consistent season of his career by winning Saturday's Grand Final. Previous Teams of the Year: 0. BACK POCKET NOAH STROM (South Fremantle) [38] A senior women's competition was inaugurated in 2019. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. Peel actually scored 10.10 (70) for the match, but their score was deleted as a penalty for playing a player with an incorrect clearance. West Australian football fans will have unprecedented access to the WAFL in 2022 and beyond, with the agreement of the most expansive and contemporary broadcast deal in the history of the competition. The 1960s saw crowds get bigger and bigger, as WAFL football captured the hearts and minds of the WA public like never before, and in the 1970s and early 1980s it was easily the biggest show in town. Digging deeper into the Team of the Year and down back, South Fremantle's Noah Strom, East Fremantle captain Matthew Jupp and Perth's Kasey Nicholas were the standout key defenders to earn spots in the back-line. INTERCHANGE HAMISH BRAYSHAW (East Perth) Round 16 Stefan Giro (Subiaco) Private John Alexander Robertson 'Hooky' DOIG (44th Battn). HALF-FORWARD: Bailey Rogers (C), Tyler Keitel (WP), Sam Fisher (SD) [16], Attendance at WAFL matches dropped when each of the two Western Australian based AFL teams entered the league. He put together a strong season as one of the best key defenders in the competition and celebrated his 150th game to earn life membership at East Fremantle along the way. Subiaco and Swan Districts have the equal most wooden spoons, with 21. The Fremantle Team of Legends was selected to recognise legends of Australian rules football in Fremantle, Western Australia. Rover: Bob Skilton (South Melbourne . Fremantle Community Bank Oval In 1933, he was the first person to kick 100 goals in a season in WAFL history (he would go on to break the century in eigh different seasons). When he is playing well and at his best giving great run and creativity off half-back for the Tigers, it's remarkable how much of a better team they look and that they almost become unbeatable. Previous Teams of the Year: 1 (2021). WING JESSE TURNER (Swan Districts) In the 1915 Grand Final they dominated against Subiaco but could not convert, losing a low-scoring game 2.7 (19) to 3.3 (21). Select grade below. Australia have been well placed to reach the decider for most . Previous Teams of the Year: 1 (2020). Contribute to chinapedia/wikipedia.en development by creating an account on GitHub. In a year where his brothers Angus and Andrew continued to star in the AFL at Melbourne and Fremantle respectively, he put together the best WAFL season of his career that has now spanned 60 matches in the competition dating back to his debut in 2018. Lindsay Head (West Torrens) Watch on. Times named in 2022: 6 The Sharks once pulled on average 10,000 people to a home game. Previous Teams of the Year: 0. The 2020 Sandover Medal winner was right back to his best in 2022 in his third season with Swan Districts. In 1997 the East Fremantle Football Club named its Team of the Century, to coincide with the club centenary celebrations. Now 1,500 people to a home game is considered a strong attendance. They were given one concession, which was to draft champion Hawthorn player Ben Allen, who . East Fremantle has 12 players and South Fremantle 10 players in the team; The team consisted of 8 Sandover Medallists, 18 WAFL Hall of Fame members and 6 AFL Hall of Fame members. YouTube Encyclopedic. Round 2 Ryan Lim (Claremont) Proved himself a reliable and consistent ball winner by averaging 23.8 touches including having 30 or more touches on five occasions. Their team featured Graham Farmer who would leave at the end of the '61 season and carve out a reputation in the VFL as one of the game's greatest ever players. Views: 1 182. Started his career with West Perth as a tough, uncompromising and long-kicking half-back but the longer his career has gone on the more he has turned himself into one of the standout on-ballers in the competition, even more so since returning from his stint playing in the VFL. In 1883 a second club, "Swans", emerged, but Australian Rules' growth remained much subdued compared to that of Victoria and South Australia. John Townsend, The West Australian Sunday 1 November 2020 The 21 best WAFL players of the 21st century: Full article at https://bit.ly/321e1o8 Subiaco has six players in the top 10, including Kyal Horsley, Allistair Pickett and Matt Priddis who have won 11 premierships, and three Sandover medals between them. [2][3] East Fremantle's last Premiership was in 1998 where they defeated West Perth, 2012 was their last appearance in a Grand Final was against Claremont. Matera. Times named in 2022: 7 Friday, April 29, 2022 - 9:00 AM by Chris Pike. Sat Apr 15 14:10. East Fremantle, the WAFL's most successful club, won the centenary premiership in 1985 and in 1986 Subiaco had the honour to be the last club to win the premiership prior to Western Australia's participation in the national league. Proved himself equally capable of playing lockdown defensive roles, being a terrific intercept defender and then was creative and effective as an attacking defender averaging 23.6 possessions a game. Swan Districts entered the league in 1934. Patrons at the WAFL pay at the gates. South Fremantle clearly had the best defence throughout the competition this season and he was right at the cornerstone of that. AustralianFootball.com Celebrating the history of the great Australian game . Working as a Software Developer in Private Cloud Team of Druva inSync. There were two standout ruckmen throughout the season and they were South Fremantle's Hamish Free and Peel Thunder's Lloyd Meek. Previous Teams of the Year: 3 (2019, 2020, 2021). In total, nineteen Perth players were killed on active duty in the two wars. Fremantle thus was required to start from scratch, with no relationship to the two dominant WAFL teams. Players who are not selected to play with their respective AFL clubs instead play for allocated clubs in the WAFL. The club under coach Earl Spalding led the Demons to being more competitive after his appointment in 2015, the club's 120 year in 2019 saw them narrowly missed the finals by percentage despite winning their first five games but had to win the last game against Peel Thunder but lost by three points to miss out, the next season Perth made their first finals series in 23 years in Spalding's final season as coach in a shortened season due to COVID winning their final regular season game by 5 points verse the eventual premier South Fremantle before losing to West Perth in a semi final by 11 points. The Perth Football Club, nicknamed the Demons, is an Australian rules football club based in Lathlain, Western Australia, currently playing in the West Australian Football League (WAFL).. Twenty-two former East Fremantle players and coaches have been inducted: Ron Alexander (2004), Simon Black (2017), David Christy (2004), Jack Clarke (2004), Charles Doig (2017), George Doig (2004), Jerry Dolan (2004), Doug Green (2006), Paul Hasleby (2015), Percy Johnson (2010), Chris Mainwaring (2005), Steve Malaxos (2005), Steve Marsh (2004), Gerard Neesham (2005), Brian Peake (2004), Con Regan (2015), Norm Rogers (2004), Jack Sheedy (2004), Ray Sorrell (2004), John Todd (2004), William "Nipper" Truscott (2004) and Shane Woewodin (2022). Now you can cast all elite state league matches from your . Had a standout season as the spearhead of the East Fremantle and he had to stand up given most of the forwards he was expecting to play alongside, Hugh Dixon, Brynn Teakle, Luke Strnadica, Dillon O'Reilly and Cody Leggett, all either went to AFL clubs or got injured. Previous Teams of the Year: 5 (2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021). His consistently standout performances meant he was one of the players of the season and was named to the Team of the Week in 10 of his 18 games while leading the league at 30.6 possessions a game. Perth, however, rebounded under the coaching of former captain and 1955 premiership player Ken Armstrong. A special committee spent many months selecting those 35 individuals from an initial list of 110 following a broad . Had an especially strong back end of the 2022 season and ended up kicking 36 goals and now will be looking to play a key role in his first premiership for West Perth on Saturday. Home; Leagues; Clubs; Players; Coaches; Grounds; Articles; Community. Round 14 Brandon Erceg (Swan Districts) His ability to win contested possession and clearances, and to also work well out in space to use his lethal right boot make him quite the weapon for West Perth.
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