1948 Neville ‘Tibby’ Hislop *
1949 Hugh Scott *
1950 Ron Trezise (Snr)*
1951 Ron Wulff *
1952 Ron Trezise (Snr) *
1953 Max Clements *
1954 Ray Teede *
1955 Graham Gardner *
1956 Ray Watterson
1957 Ross Wallrodt
1958 Syd Underwood
1959 Dave Taylor
1960 Ron Thomas
1961 Max McGuire
1962 Grahame Tidy
1963 Bill Davey
1964 Aubrey Henning
1965 John Rogers
1966 John Rogers
1967 Max McGuire
1968 Max McGuire
1969 Alan Trainer
1970 Grahame Tidy
1971 Les Mills
1972 Carl Lange
Football has been played since the early 1890s in the greater Bunbury region. At the time the local competition consisted of teams only residing in the then Bunbury area. Records of these competition are somewhat inconsistent.
Through various changes to the games administration other regional competitions merged from across the South West area to commence the South West Football League in 1957.
Since this time the Bunbury Football Club has won 9 League Premierships in the following years:
- 2020
- 2017
- 2001
- 1983
- 1982
- 1970
- 1962
- 1961
- 1958
Team photos will be added to this website shortly.
Should anyone be able to provide a picture of the premiership teams from 1958-1970 please contact the club as that would be greatly appreciated.
The Bunbury Football Club has had many champion footballers progress through it ranks to play football at the highest level.
In the past two decades this has included AFL players Phil Narkle (our club’s only Sandover Medallist), Kyle Reimers, Neville Jetta, Louis Jetta and Connor Blakely.
At WAFL level these include triple WAFL Premiership Captain Keith Narkle, 200 WAFL gamer Shane Renfree, Steve Eaton, Steve Kelderman, Leigh Hislop, Liam McGuire, Darren Williams, Shane Nani, Jamie Nani and many more.
At the local South West Football League (SWFL) level our club has had many champion players with special acknowledgement to the following winners of the SWFL highest individual award the Hayward Medal.
Our clubs winner are:
- Ron Trezise (Snr)
- Max McGuire
- John Rogers
- George Spalding
- Grant Hawkes (dual winner)
- Jamie Nani
- Mick Sherry
- Jesse Gribble (dual winner)
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The Bunbury Football Club would like to acknowledge the following list of club champions who were awarded fairest & best during their years of service to the club.
1973 David Little
1974 David Little
1975 Les Mills
1976 John Rogers
1977 Mick Thompson
1978 Alf Shiosaki
1979 Carl Lange
1980 Peter Vale
1981 Ron Trezise (Jnr)
1982 Alf Shiosaki
1983 Alf Shiosaki
1984 Barry Allen
1985 Mark Brown
1986 Mark Brown
1987 Grant Hawkes
1988 Kim Gibbs
1989 Kim Gibbs
1990 Angelo Conti
1991 Grant Hawkes
1992 Brett Lee
1993 Grant Hawkes
1994 Craig Rogers
1995 Chris O’Keefe
1996 Grant Hawkes
1997 Austin Kelly
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The Bunbury Football Club has had many great playing and non-playing contributors to our football club.
Players automatically receive life membership after playing 150 games for the club. While volunteers and supporters who have worked tirelessly for the club over an extended period of time can be nominated for this recognition.
Allen, Barry
Bitmead, Joy*
Brown, Brian
Dawson, George*
Dunn, Colin
Evill, Greig
Fotakis, George
Griffiths, Joe
Hastie, Mary*
Hay, Codey
Henning, Aub
Hough, Scott
Keeler, John*
Lange, Carl
Mason, Cyril
McGuire, Max*
Mitchell, John
Owens, Clem*
Pittard, Ray Jnr
Reimers, Craig
Sargent, Eric
Smith, Lionel*
Strachan, Sandy*
Taylor, Shane
Trezise, Ron
Wallrodt, Ross
Yates, Ken*
Zaknic, Mike
Bennell, John
Bitmead, Bert*
Clifton, Alex*
Deighton, Tony
Edwards, Murray
Fedele, Joe
Giankulos, Jerry
Hall, Alan
Hastie, Tom*
Hayward, Stuart
Hislop, Bob
Howison, Glen
Kendle, Garry
Larsson, Steve
Mayne, Bill
McLeod, Alex*
O’Keefe, Chris
Pain, Evelyn*
Pittard, Ray Snr*
Riley, Helen*
Sellick, Frank*
Soulas, Chris
Sweeting, Isabella
Tidy, Graham
Usher, Pat*
Ward, Noel
Yates, Shirley*
