The origins of the West Perth Football Club go back to 1885 when the Victorians Football Club was formed and competed in the first season of the West Australian Football Association (now the WAFL). The Victorians merged with the West Australian Football Club in 1891 to form the Metropolitan Football Club, which changed its name to West Perth in 1892. The club was based in the inner-Perth suburb of Leederville until 1994, when it moved to the northern satellite town of Joondalup.
West Perth has won 19 WAFL premierships, making it the second most successful club in the league behind East Fremantle. The Falcons have won two flags in the 21st century including the 2013 premiership.
The club's city zone includes the far north-western suburbs of Perth such as Joondalup, Wanneroo, Yanchep and Quinns Rock, while its country zone includes Merredin, Bruce Rock, Corrigin and Southern Cross.
Champions at West Perth[]
Premiers[]
1897, 1899, 1901, 1905, 1932, 1934, 1935, 1941, 1942, 1949, 1951, 1960, 1969, 1971, 1975, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2013
2014 Playing List[]
1. Aaron Black
2. Brayden Antonio
3. Andrew Strijk
4. Rohan Kerr
5. Jordan Jones
6. Marc Crisp
7. Steven Browne
9. Trent Manzone
10. Matt Gaudagnin
11. Anthony Tsalikis
12. Daniel Hunt
13. Luke Meadows
14. Shane Nelson
15. Shane Zanetti
16. Matthew Johnson
17. Matt Fowler
18. Jay van Berlo
19. Chris Keunen
20. Shane Marusic
21. Laine Rasmussen
22. Kris Shannon
23. Luke Tedesco
24. Marcus Adams
25. Ray Bartholomew
26. Joseph Morrow
27. Steven Potente
29. James Batterman
30. Seva Martin
31. Jack Thrum
32. Cameron Branch
33. Corey Chalmers
34. Max Alexander
35. Jordan Mills
2. Tamati Young
37. Ben King
38. James Embley
39. Ben O'Regan
40. Aidan Lynch
41. Mitch van Berlo
42. Drew Rhode
43. Mitch McPhee
44. Nick Rodda
45. Tim Sutherland
46. David Sorgiovanni
47. Kody Manning
48. Ben McNamara
49. Stephen Healy
50. Jacob Regan
52. Broderick Walton
53. Daniel Acres
56. Jesse Kirwin
57. Blake Wilhelm
58. Martin Geraghty
61. Peter Harvey