South Perth Junior Footbal Club
through the Years
1926
The Beginning
South Perth Junior Football Club is founded, creating a welcoming home for young footballers in the South Perth community.
1930's
Building Community
Despite the hardships of the Great Depression, the club continues to grow, becoming a place of resilience and belonging for local families.
1940's
The War Years
Operations slow during WWII as many older juniors and volunteers serve. The club returns stronger, with community sport playing a vital role in post-war recovery.
1950's
Early Premiership Glory
Our first premiership teams emerge, laying the foundation for a culture of hard work, discipline, and pride in the red and white.
1960's
Expanding Age Groups
Membership grows rapidly, with new age group competitions ensuring opportunities for all juniors to play and develop.
1970's
Our Clubrooms Established
Permanent facilities are built, creating a true home ground advantage and cementing South Perth as a premier junior football destination.
1980's
Talent Pathways
The club begins producing players who progress to WAFL and AFL levels, inspiring future generations to dream big.
1990's
Inclusive Footy for All
Programs expand to ensure football is accessible for all kids, regardless of background or ability.
2000's
Celebrating Vounteers
Our dedicated volunteers are recognised with community awards, reflecting the club’s strong family values and supportive culture.
2010's
Girls Join the Game
South Perth launches its first girls’ teams, championing female footy and growing rapidly across junior girl’s competitions.
2020's
Rising Through Challenges
Despite COVID-19 disruptions, the club shows resilience, adapting to restrictions and maintaining strong connections with families and members.
2026
Centenary Year
Celebrating 100 years of South Perth Junior Football Club, honouring our rich history, celebrating our present players and volunteers, and inspiring the next generation of champions.
