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Western Region Football League
	File:Western region fl logo.png
Formerly	Footscray District Football League
Sport	Australian rules football
Founded	1931; 93 years ago
No. of teams	26
Country	Australia
Most recent; champion(s)	Deer Park (Div 1); Yarraville Seddon Eagles (Div 2); Glen Orden (Div 3);
Most titles	Spotswood (16)
Official website	wrfl.org.au

The Western Region Football League is an Australian rules football semi-professional league, based in the western suburbs of Melbourne, for both seniors and juniors.

History

The league was formed in 1931, as the "Footscray District Football League".

During the fifties, the VFL club Footscray was financially backing the competition, so they decided to bar clubs that were inside the Essendon zone^{[citation needed]}. This resulted in six clubs leaving. More changes in 1952 as the League decided that clubs had to provide an under 18 competition, this action reduced the club numbers down to twelve^{[citation needed]}. The next initiative was the introduction of an under 16 competition in 1954.

In 1988 the league absorbed clubs from the West Suburban Football League and in 2000, to reflect the fact that the league had expanded across the western suburbs, it changed its name to the Western Region Football League. The league's headquarters are at Whitten Oval which is the home of current AFL club Western Bulldogs.

In 2002 the league, in particular its second Division, found itself a national audience when a Seven Network reality TV show, The Club, followed the performance of a team called the Kensington Hill Hammerheads throughout the season. The players, coach and president were chosen on the show, and after finishing third in the regular season, went on to win the flag.

In 2006 the League suspended the Central Altona Football Club for attempting to re-register a player and suspended Brunswick Power after the club was found guilty of playing unregistered players.^[1] Central Altona had a variety of on-field violence and abuse issues, and for re-registering banned players.

In 2013 Manor Lakes and Sanctuary Lakes entered the Division Two of the senior competition.^[2] In 2014, Werribee Districts transferred from the VAFA and Tarneit ^[3] entered a senior team. The league then announced that a third division will form midway through 2014.^[4]

In 2015 the Wyndham Suns were admitted to the third division. Parkside, which won the second division premiership in 2014 suffered a bitter internal division and lost most of the players and committee. Instead of being promoted to first division, Parkside staved off recess and were permitted to rebuild the club in the third division.

Clubs

Participating clubs for the 2019 season:

5km
3miles

Wyndham

Tarneit

Sunshine
Heights

North Sunshine

Laverton

Glen Orden

Braybrook

Albanvale

Yarraville-Seddon

Wyndhamvale

West Footscray

Point Cook
Centrals

Parkside

North Footscray

Newport

Manor Lakes

Werribee
Districts

Sunshine

St Albans

Spotswood

Point Cook

Hoppers
Crossing

Deer Park

Caroline Springs

Altona

Albion

Locations of the 2019 WRFL clubs. Red pogs represent teams in Division One, orange pogs represent teams in Division Two, and yellow pogs represent teams in Division Three.

Division One

Club	Nickname	Location	Home ground	Founded	Years in comp
Albion	Cats	Sunshine	JR Parsons Reserve	1961	1961–present
Altona	Vikings	Altona	JK Grant Reserve	1918	1933–37, 1945–51, 1977–79, 1988–present
Caroline Springs	Lakers	Caroline Springs	Town Centre Oval	2002	2011–present
Deer Park	Lions	Deer Park	John McLeod Reserve	1925	1935–41, 1947–51, 1967–present
Hoppers Crossing	Warriors	Hoppers Crossing	Hogans Road Reserve	1972	1988–present
Point Cook	Bulldogs	Point Cook	Saltwater Reserve	2003	2018–present
Spotswood	Woodsmen	Spotswood	Donald W McLean Reserve	1927	1935–present
St Albans	Saints	Kings Park	Kings Park Reserve	1947	1947–53, 1958–present
Sunshine	Kangaroos	Braybrook	Kinder Smith Reserve	1959	1978–present
Werribee Districts	Tigers	Werribee	Soldiers Reserve	1995	1995–97, 2014–present

Division Two

Club	Nickname	Location	Home ground	Founded	Years in comp
Manor Lakes	Storm	Manor Lakes	Howqua Reserve	2012	2013–present
Newport	Porters	Newport	Bryan Martyn Oval	2005	2016–present ^[5]
North Footscray	Devils	West Footscray	Hansen Reserve	1934	1935–present
Parkside	Magpies	Footscray	Henry Turner Reserve	1897	1931–present
Point Cook Centrals	Sharks	Point Cook	Featherbrook Reserve	2012	2013–present
West Footscray	Roosters	West Footscray	Shorten Reserve	1932	1932–present
Wyndhamvale	Falcons	Wyndham Vale	Wyndham Vale South Oval	1979	1989–94, 1999–present
Yarraville Seddon	Eagles	Yarraville	Yarraville Oval	2006	2007–present

Division Three

Club	Nickname	Location	Home ground	Founded	Years in comp
Albanvale	Cobras	Deer Park	Robert Bruce Reserve	1978	1978–1988, 1993–present
Braybrook	Brookers	Braybrook	Pennell Reserve	1874	1931–present
Glen Orden	Hawks	Werribee	Heathdale Oval	1979	1979–2016 (in recess),2018
Laverton	Magpies	Altona Meadows	Laverton Park	1924	1988–present
North Sunshine	Roadrunners	Sunshine North	Dempster Park	1967	1979–present
Sunshine Heights	Dragons	Sunshine West	Ainsworth Reserve	1971	1988–present
Tarneit	Titans	Tarneit	Wootten Road Reserve	2014	2014–present
Wyndham	Suns	Tarneit	Goddard Street Reserve		2015–present

Former Clubs

Folded

Club	Years in Comp
6th Melbourne Scouts	1934–1952
Altona North Brooklyn Youth (ANBY)	1985–1989
Ascot Vale	1988–1997
Baptist Church of Christ/Combine	1934–1940
Bayview Road Methodists	1931-1931
Brunswick Amateurs	1995–1998
Brunswick Power	2004–2007
Central Altona	1988–2006
CSR	1935–1939
Dark Blues	1932-1932
East Brunswick	1987–1993
Essendon ALP	1937-1937
Essendon Districts	1945–1949
Essendon High School Ex-Students/North Essendon	1983–1996
Flemington	1987–2000
Footscray & Yarraville (F&Y) Socials	1946–1975
Footscray Presbyterians	1934-1934
Footscray Scouts	1931–1933
Footscray Technical Old Boys	1931-1931
Gladstone Park	1998–2007
Harvester Socials	1944–1946
Kealba	1995–2002
Kensington Hill Hammerheads	2002-2002
Maribyrnong	1947–1949
Newells	1933–1938
Newport	1947–1949, 1952–1955 (moved to Werribee District FL), 1988–1999
Newport CYMS	1941–1946
Newport United	1935–1940
North Melbourne & Kensington	1986–1998
Old Essendon Grammarians	1983–1984
RAAF Laverton	1987-1987
RAAF Melbourne	1987-1987
Riverside	1932–1934
St Albans South
St John's Church of England/Paisley	1931–1938
Sandridge	1991–1992
South Footscray	1935–1949
Sunshine Methodists	1934-1934
Victor Socials	1934–1951 Moved to the Sunday Suburban FL as Brooklyn
Waratah	1945–1952
West Newport	1957–1965 (moved to Western Suburban FL), 1988–1997
West Spotswood	1939-1939
Williamstown High School Old Boys	1950–1952
Williamstown Presbyterians
Williamstown United	1939–1940, 1947–1949, 1988–1994
Yarraville CYMS	1931–1932
Yarraville Rovers	1932-1932
Yarraville Old Boys (1950–1952)	1950–1952

Merged

Club	Club	Year	Resultant Club
Brooklyn	Kingsville YMCA	1981	Wembley Park (reverted to Brooklyn in 1998)
Fawkner Amateurs	Moomba Park (DVFL)	1997	Fawkner Park (DVFL)
Yarraville	Seddon	2007	Yarraville Seddon Eagles

Moved to CYMS Football Association

Club	Years in Comp	Status
Williamstown CYMS	1965–68	VAFA D1

Moved to Essendon District Football League

Club	Years in Comp	Status
Coburg Districts	1988–2012	EDFL Div 2

Moved to Southern Football League

Club	Years in Comp	Status
Brooklyn	1981–2002	Folded
Port Melbourne Colts	1983–2015	SFL Div 2 ^[6]

Moved to Victorian Football Association

Club	Years in Comp	Status
Sunshine Districts	1938–39, 1941–58	Folded (1989)

Moved to Western Suburban Football League

Club	Years in Comp	Status
Maidstone	1947–64	Folded

Moved to Werribee District Football League

Club	Years in Comp	Status
Williamstown Rovers	1945–51	Folded (1958)

Premiers

Division One

Year	Premier	Score	Runner up
1931	Parkside	11.19.85 – 7.5.47	Braybrook
1932	Riverside	11.15.81 – 10.12.72	Parkside
1933	Parkside	19.22.136 – 10.10.70	Riverside
1934	West Footscray	9.10.64 – 8.7.55	Parkside
1935	West Footscray	12.12.84 – 10.8.69	Spotswood
1936	Parkside	11.8.74 – 5.8.38	Spotswood
1937	Parkside	15.11.101 – 8.13.61	Deer Park
1938	Spotswood	15.15.105 – 12.16.88	Deer Park
1939	Deer Park	14.14.98 – 8.13.61	Parkside
1940	Deer Park	8.8.56 – 7.12.54	North Footscray
1941	Deer Park	17.5.107 – 12.10.82	Parkside
1942	Braybrook	17.21.123 – 8.12.60	West Footscray
1943	Kingsville	6.12.48 – 3.8.26	Parkside
1944	Braybrook	7.7.49 – 5.18.48	West Footscray
1945	Braybrook	15.9.99 – 10.6.66	West Footscray
1946	Braybrook	9.12.66 – 8.15.63	West Footscray
1947	West Footscray	10.12.72 – 8.13.61	Braybrook
1948	Parkside	10.7.67 – 6.6.42	Braybrook
1949	Parkside	9.7.61 – 7.8.50	Sunshine Districts
1950	Seddon	12.5.77 – 3.9.27	Spotswood
1951	Parkside	14.8.92 – 12.9.81	West Footscray
1952	Braybrook	7.9.51 – 7.2.44	Seddon
1953	Seddon	5.8.38 – 2.7.19	Newport
1954	Braybrook	9.10.64 – 8.5.53	Newport
1955	Braybrook	8.15.63 – 7.11.53	Seddon
1956	Braybrook	11.7.73 – 9.9.63	Parkside
1957	Parkside	10.21.81 – 6.7.43	Kingsville
1958	Spotswood	10.7.67 – 9.9.63	Parkside
1959	F & Y Socials	11.6.72 – 3.5.23	Spotswood
1960	F & Y Socials	15.9.99 – 4.12.36	Spotswood
1961	F & Y Socials	12.7.79 – 5.11.41	Parkside
1962	Parkside	5.10.40 – 2.6.18	F & Y Socials
1963	F & Y Socials	11.17.83 – 6.9.45	Seddon
1964	Kingsville	10.21.81 – 9.7.61	Spotswood
1965	Albion	14.11.95 – 12.12.84	Parkside
1966	St Albans	11.22.88 – 8.9.57	Kingsville
1967	Parkside	16.9.105 12.14.86	Spotswood
1968	Spotswood	9.7.61 – 7.12.54	St Albans
1969	St Albans	13.6.84 – 11.16.82	Albion
1970	West Footscray	14.8.92 – 11.14.80	Spotswood
1971	Spotswood	15.12.102 – 14.15.99	Parkside
1972	Spotswood	10.15.75 – 9.13.67	North Footscray
1973	Braybrook	15.12.102 – 9.8.62	Albion
1974	Braybrook	11.10.76 – 9.9.63	Albion
1975	Braybrook	14.13.97 – 15.7.97	West Footscray
1975	Braybrook	10.16.76 – 9.10.64	West Footscray
1976	Seddon	9.12.66 – 7.14.56	Albion
1977	Spotswood	12.6.78 – 8.15.63	Kingsville
1978	North Footscray	10.12.72 – 9.9.63	Albion
1979	Braybrook	6.13.49 – 5.18.48	St Albans
1980	North Footscray	13.12.90 – 13.6.84	Spotswood
1981	Parkside	15.15.105 – 7.12.54	North Footscray
1982	West Footscray	16.8.104 – 9.15.69	St Albans
1983	North Footscray	12.14.86 – 12.11.83	Parkside
1984	Spotswood	16.16.112 – 7.12.54	Wembley Park
1985	Albion	15.10.100 – 11.19.85	Sunshine YCW
1986	Albion	14.22.106 – 10.7.67	Wembley Park
1987	Spotswood	18.8.116 – 11.11.77	Sunshine YCW
1988	St Albans	10.4.64 – 7.4.46	Albion
1989	St Albans	11.12.78 – 5.16.46	Deer Park
1990	Spotswood	21.17.143 – 8.8.56	Deer Park
1991	Seddon	18.15.123 – 12.15.87	Spotswood
1992	Seddon	12.3.75 – 8.7.55	Spotswood
1993	Spotswood	23.13.151 – 5.11.41	Seddon
1994	Deer Park	17.9.111 – 11.7.73	Spotswood
1995	Spotswood	17.7.109 – 10.12.72	Deer Park
1996	Parkside	17.11.113 – 16.10.106	Yarraville
1997	Yarraville	19.10.124 – 15.12.102	Parkside
1998	Port Melbourne Colts	13.8.86 – 10.7.67	Spotswood
1999	Port Melbourne Colts	8.21.69 – 8.4.52	Parkside
2000	Parkside	9.13.67 – 7.8.50	St Albans
2001	St Albans	15.19.109 – 10.7.67	Hoppers Crossing
2002	Hoppers Crossing	18.11.119 – 18.5.113	Parkside
2003	Parkside	11.8.74 – 10.9.69	Spotswood
2004	Hoppers Crossing	10.6.66 – 8.12.60	Port Melbourne Colts
2005	Port Melbourne Colts	12.16.88 – 6.7.43	Parkside
2006	Port Melbourne Colts	14.12.96 – 14.10.94	Hoppers Crossing
2007	Spotswood	13.10.88 – 11.16.82	Port Melbourne Colts
2008	Spotswood	13.15.93 – 11.17.83	Port Melbourne Colts
2009	Spotswood	13.13.91 – 10.13.73	Port Melbourne Colts
2010	Albion	14.11.95 – 11.12.78	Spotswood
2011	Spotswood	12.18.90 – 7.13.55	Albion
2012	Altona	14.7.91 – 12.18.90	Spotswood
2013	Deer Park	15.10.100 – 14.15.99	Spotswood
2014	Deer Park	22.26.158 – 12.9.81	Spotswood
2015	Deer Park	23.17.155 – 2.7.19	Werribee Districts
2016	Deer Park	25.21.171 – 8.9.57	Hoppers Crossing
2017	Deer Park	9.12.66 – 9.9.63	Sunshine
2018	Deer Park	12.17.89 – 6.7.43	Hoppers Crossing
2019	Deer Park	9.13.67 – 9.10.64	Altona

Premiers by club (Div One)

Club	Titles	Years won
Spotswood	15	1938, 1958, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1977, 1984, 1987, 1990, 1993, 1995, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
Parkside	14	1931, 1933, 1936, 1937, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1957, 1962, 1967, 1981, 1996, 2000, 2003
Braybrook	12	1942, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1979
Deer Park	11	1939, 1940, 1941, 1994, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
West Footscray	5	1934, 1935, 1947, 1970, 1982
St Albans	5	1966, 1969, 1988, 1989, 2001
F & Y Socials	4	1959, 1960, 1961, 1963
Albion	4	1965, 1985, 1986, 2010
Port Melbourne Colts	4	1998, 1999, 2005, 2006
North Footscray	3	1978, 1980, 1983
Yarraville	3	1943, 1964,^{[note 1]} 1997
Hoppers Crossing	2	2002, 2004
Altona	1	2012

Notes

^ As "Kingsville FC".

Division Two

1934 – Newells 13.13.91 d Victor Socials 9.12.66
1935 – Baptist-Church 10.14.74 d Spotswood 5.8.38
1936 – Braybrook 7.20.62 d North Footscray 7.7.49
1937 – South Footscray 7.17.59 d Braybrook 6.20.56
1938 – North Footscray 10.17.77 d Combine 8.7.55
1939 – Victor Socials 10.5.65 d Combine 6.17.53
1940 – South Footscray 12.16.88 d Combine 10.12.72
1941 – West Footscray 20.13.133 d Victor Socials 11.13.79
1942 – Kingsville 17.12.114 d Sunshine Districts 11.13.79
1943 – Newport CYMS 9.16.70 d Spotswood 7.9.51
1944 – Spotswood 10.9.69 d Sunshine Districts 7.7.49
1945 – Essendon Districts 12.14.86 d Yarraville Socials 8.15.63
1946 – Sunshine Districts 11.17.83 d Spotswood 8.5.53
1947 – Altona 12.25.97 d Waratah 4.5.29
1948 – Spotswood 11.15.81 d St Albans 7.12.54
1949 Sec 1 – North Footscray 8.19.67 d F & Y Socials 9.10.64
1949 Sec 2 – 6th Melbourne Scouts 15.18.108 d West Footscray 5.4.34
1950 – Maidstone 10.10.70 d Williamstown Rovers 7.13.55
1951 – Altona 12.12.84 d Kingsville 11.7.73
NOTE: 1952 TO 1985 NO DIVISION 2 COMPETITION

1986 – North Sunshine 13.11.89 d EHSES 8.15.63
1987 – EHSES 22.10.142 d North Sunshine 4.10.34
1988 – Coburg Districts 7.10.52 d Ascot Vale 5.10.40
1989 – Ascot Vale 18.12.120 d Williamstown United 9.8.62
1990 – Port Melbourne Colts 16.18.114 d Hoppers Crossing 12.10.82
1991 – Altona City 10.14.74 d Sunshine Heights 7.13.55
1992 – Hoppers Crossing 5.12.42 d East Brunswick 4.5.29
1993 – Braybrook 9.15.69 d Sunshine Heights 7.4.46
1994 – Albion 18.12.120 d Sunshine YCW 11.17.83
1995 – West Newport 14.20.104 d Sunshine YCW 14.8.92
1996 – North Melb & Kens 17.18.120 d Fawkner Amateurs 9.8.62
1997 – St Albans 15.15.105 d North Footscray 9.9.63
1998 – Seddon/Yarraville Club 10.10.70 d Braybrook 8.6.54
1999 – Braybrook 12.21.93 d Central Altona 8.1.49
2000 – Yarraville 12.18.90 d Glen Orden 6.8.44
2001 – Seddon/Yarraville Club 18.12.120 d Albanvale 5.9.39
2002 – Kensington Hill Hammerheads 11.12.78 d North Footscray 7.11.53
2003 – North Sunshine 12.9.81 d Glen Orden 6.12.48
2004 – Altona 11.14.80 d Deer Park 8.7.55
2005 – Altona 19.12.126 d Glen Orden 8.9.57
2006 – Glen Orden 13.20.98 d Deer Park 8.8.56
2007 – West Footscray 18.16.124 d Sunshine Heights 7.16.58
2008 – Sunshine Heights 18.7.115 d North Footscray 7.11.53
2009 – Deer Park 16.12.108 d Parkside 13.9.87
2010 – North Footscray 11.13.79 d Parkside 10.14.74
2011 – Deer Park 21.23.149 d Albanvale 2.6.18
2012 – Yarraville Seddon Eagles 14.14.98 d Parkside 9.16.70
2013 – Glen Orden 15.12.102 d Parkside 8.11.59
2014 – Parkside 14.20.104 d West Footscray 10.6.66
2015 – Wyndhamvale 17.12.114 d West Footscray 10.5.65
2016 – Caroline Springs 12.8.80 d Yarraville Seddon Eagles 9.12.66
2017 – North Footscray 15.14.104 d Yarraville Seddon Eagles 6.10.46
2018 – Point Cook 9.14.68 d Yarraville Seddon Eagles 8.13.61
2019 – Yarraville Seddon Eagles 14.17.101 d Wyndhamvale 4.10.34
2020 League in recess due to COVID19 pandemic

Division Three

1988 – Sunshine Heights 11.21.87 d East Brunswick 7.11.53
1989 – Laverton 2.16.28 d Wyndhamvale 4.3.27
1990 – Braybrook 16.16.112 d East Brunswick 11.9.75
1991 – Wembley Park 11.15.81 d Glenorden 12.7.79
1992 – Glenorden 8.11.59 d Newport 5.5.35
1993 – North Melb & Kens 16.15.111 d Newport 4.6.30
1994 – Flemington 14.4.88 d Wyndhamvale 6.4.40
1995 – Newport 18.11.119 d Albanvale 3.15.33
1996 – West Newport 17.22.124 d Albanvale 7.10.52
1997 – Braybrook 18.18.126 d Laverton 10.16.76
1998 – Sunshine Heights 9.11.65 d Gladstone Park 8.11.59
2014 – Braybrook 12.15.87 d Albanvale 12.13.85
2015 – Albanvale 12.12.84 d Parkside 7.7.49
2016 – Newport Power 12.8.80 d Parkside 6.11.47
2017 – Parkside 12.17.89 d Tarneit 7.6.48
2018 – Point Cook Centrals 9.11.65 d Wyndham Suns 5.10.40
2019 – Glenorden 10.12.72 d Albanvale 6.10.46
2020 League in recess due to COVID19 pandemic

Leading Goalkickers (Andrew Gibson Medal)

Year	Player	H&A goals	Finals goals	Total Goals
1947	Walker (F&Y Socials)	82	0	82
1948	Ted Ellis (Braybrook)	74	10	84
1949	Wagborne (Parkside)	61	4	65
1950	Yewers (Braybrook)	66	1	67
1951	Wagborne (Parkside)	67	9	76
1952	Hansen (Seddon)	70	0	70
1953	Wallis (Parkside)	73	0	73
1954	Paravicini (Newport)	48	0	48
1955	G McDonald (Kingsville)	78	3	81
1956	Jewell (Seddon)	50	0	50
1957	Carlton (Parkside)	48	0	48
1958	Coon (Parkside)	70	7	77
1959	Coon (Parkside)	57	0	57
1960	D Lown (F & Y Socials)	43	11	54
1961	D Lown (F & Y Socials)	59	6	65
1962	A Russell (Parkside)	54	0	54
1963	A Russell (Kingsville)	68	4	72
1964	B Saunders (Kingsville)	61	2	63
1965	J McCalman (Albion)	52	0	52
1966	0	0	0	0
1967	0	0	0	0
1968	0	0	0	0
1969	0	0	0	0
1970	0	0	0	0
1971	0	0	0	0
1972	0	0	0	0
1973	0	0	0	0
1974	0	0	0	0
1975	0	0	0	0
1976	0	0	0	0
1977	0	0	0	0
1978	0	0	0	0
1979	0	0	0	0
1980	0	0	0	0
1981	0	0	0	0
1982	0	0	0	0
1983	Andrew Gibson (Spotswood)	96	4	100
1984	Andrew Gibson (Spotswood)	79	16	95
1985	Andrew Gibson (Spotswood)	98	0	98
1986	Andrew Gibson (Spotswood)	100	0	100
1987	Andrew Gibson (Spotswood)	88	0	88
1988	Andrew Gibson (Spotswood)	83	0	83
1989	Chris Stulhdrieier (Sunshine YCW)	79	0	79
1990	Brian Memedi (Kingsville)	70	0	70
1991	Darren Scott (Spotswood)	115	0	115
1992	Sean Allan (Port Melbourne Colts)	102	0	102
1993	Wayne Duggan (Deer Park)	97	11	108
1994	Brian Memedi (Kingsville)	99	0	99
1995	Brian Memedi (Kingsville)	69	0	69
1996	Brian Memedi (Yarraville)	105	0	105
1997	Brian Memedi (Yarraville)	82	0	82
1998	Stephen Nielson (Parkside)	77	0	77
1999	Jason Clarke (Port Melbourne Colts)	75	0	75
2000	Bill Ramsay (Braybrook)	88	0	88
2001	Tim Traill (Spotswood)	84	0	84
2002	Tim Traill (Spotswood)	71	0	71
2003	Jason Clarke (Port Melbourne Colts)	82	0	82
2004	Dean Galea (Spotswood)	74	0	74
2005	Aaron James (Albion)	70	0	70
2006	Jason Clarke (Port Melbourne Colts)	95	0	95
2007	Mark Keenan (Spotswood)	89	0	89
2008	Mark Keenan (Spotswood)	104	0	104
2009	David McGregor (Port Melbourne Colts)	69	0	69
2010	Mark Keenan (Spotswood)	111	0	111
2011	Shaydon Bloomfield (Albion)	93	0	93
2012	Jase Perkins (Port Melbourne Colts)	92	9	101
2013	Jayden Post (Altona)	65	7	72
2014	James Wong (Deer Park)	81	1	82
2015	Jordan Mead (Hoppers Crossing)	55	8	63
2016	Jase Perkins (Deer Park)	61	5	66
2017	James Condos (Deer Park)	65	7	72
2018	Patrick Rose (Altona)	75	4	79
2019	Jase Perkins (Deer Park)	71	5	76

2019 Ladder Division 1

WRFL Div 1	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts
Altona	16	2	2166	802	270.07%	64
Spotswood	13	5	1914	898	213.14%	52
Deer Park	13	5	2127	1125	189.07%	52
Hoppers Crossing	13	5	1784	1051	169.74%	52
Werribee Districts	13	5	2050	1249	164.13%	52
St Albans	10	8	1700	1386	122.66%	40
Caroline Springs	6	12	1127	1564	72.06%	24
Sunshine	4	14	1412	1834	76.99%	16
Point Cook	2	16	905	2464	36.73%	8
Albion	0	18	524	3336	15.71%	0

FINALS

Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Elimination	Hoppers Crossing	7	6	48	Werribee Districts	17	14	116
Qualifying	Spotswood	8	8	56	Deer Park	13	8	86
1st Semi	Spotswood	7	7	49	Werribee Districts	5	15	45
2nd Semi	Altona	9	11	65	Deer Park	6	10	46
Preliminary	Deer Park	12	7	79	Spotswood	7	10	52
Grand	Altona	9	10	64	Deer Park	9	13	67

2019 Ladder Division 2

WRFL Div 2	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts
Wyndhamvale	17	1	1765	820	215.24%	68
Yarraville Seddon Eagles	15	3	1613	858	188.00%	60
Point Cook Centrals	11	7	1181	1154	102.34%	44
Parkside	11	7	1182	1210	97.69%	44
Newport	8	10	1021	1445	70.66%	32
West Footscray	5	13	1057	1605	65.86%	20
North Footscray	4	14	1009	1533	65.82%	16
Manor Lakes	1	17	534	737	72.46%	4

FINALS

Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
1st Semi	Point Cook Centrals	4	12	36	Parkside	5	10	40
2nd Semi	Wyndhamvale	8	7	55	Yarraville Seddon Eagles	11	14	80
Preliminary	Wyndhamvale	5	12	42	Parkside	5	5	35
Grand	Yarraville Seddon Eagles	14	17	101	Wyndhamvale	4	10	34

2019 Ladder Division 3

WRFL Div 3	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts
Albanvale	14	3	1	2189	1065	205.54%	58
Sunshine Heights	14	4	0	1765	1197	147.45%	56
Glenorden	13	5	0	2098	1000	209.80%	52
Tarneit	12	6	0	1726	1021	169.05%	48
Wyndham Suns	8	10	0	1494	1498	99.73%	32
Braybrook	7	10	1	1719	1584	108.52%	30
Laverton Magpies	3	15	0	1230	1892	65.01%	12
North Sunshine	0	18	0	625	3589	17.41%	0

FINALS

Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
1st Semi	Glenorden	15	9	99	Tarneit	8	10	58
2nd Semi	Albanvale	11	13	79	Sunshine Heights	10	9	69
Preliminary	Sunshine Heights	7	5	47	Glenorden	17	7	109
Grand	Albanvale	6	10	46	Glenorden	10	12	72

Junior clubs

Albanvale
Albion
Altona Juniors
Caroline Springs
Deer Park
Flemington Juniors
Glenorden
Hoppers Crossing
Manor Lakes

Newport Power
North Footscray
PEGS Juniors
Point Cook
Point Cook Centrals
Spotswood
St Albans
St Bernard's
Sunshine

Sunshine Heights
Tarneit
Werribee Centrals
Werribee Districts
West Footscray
Williamstown Juniors
Wyndham Suns
Wyndhamvale
Yarraville Seddon Eagles

Sources

The Mail (Newspaper published in Footscray)
Annual Reports of the Western Region Football League
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article74738180
http://footyscorearchive.wiki-site.com/index.php/WESTERN_REGION_FOOTBALL_LEAGUE

Book

History of the WRFL/FDFL – Kevin Hillier - ISBN 9781863356015
History of Football in Melbourne's North West – John Stoward - ISBN 9780980592924

References

External links

Official website

Template:Western Region Football League seasons

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v t e Clubs in the Western Football Netball League
Division 1	Altona Caroline Springs Hoppers Crossing Parkside Point Cook Point Cook Centrals Spotswood Werribee Districts Yarraville Seddon
Division 2	Albanvale Albion Braybrook Glen Orden Laverton Magpies Newport North Footscray North Sunshine Suns Sunshine Sunshine Heights Tarneit West Footscray Wyndhamvale
Other Clubs	Parkside Spurs Werribee Centrals
Former clubs	Coburg Districts Deer Park Manor Lakes Port Melbourne Colts St Albans Sunshine (VFA) Yarraville
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Representative side	Victoria
Governing bodies	AFL Victoria (metropolitan) AFL Victoria Country (regional)
Professional clubs	Carlton Collingwood Essendon Geelong Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Richmond St Kilda Western Bulldogs
Statewide leagues	Victorian Football League Talent League (under-19) List of Australian rules football competitions in Victoria
Metropolitan leagues	Eastern Essendon District Northern Riddell District Southern VAFA Western
Regional leagues (major)	Ballarat Bellarine Bendigo Central Murray Geelong Gippsland Goulburn Valley Hampden Mornington Peninsula Nepean Murray North Central Outer East Ovens & Murray Sunraysia Wimmera
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Women's leagues	AFL Victoria Youth Girls Competition Barwon North East Border Talent League Girls VFL Women's
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