South Perth Junior Footbal Club

through the Years

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1926

The Beginning

South Perth Junior Football Club is founded, creating a welcoming home for young footballers in the South Perth community.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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1960's

Expanding Age Groups

Membership grows rapidly, with new age group competitions ensuring opportunities for all juniors to play and develop.

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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.

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1980's

Talent Pathways

The club begins producing players who progress to WAFL and AFL levels, inspiring future generations to dream big.

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1990's

Inclusive Footy for All

Programs expand to ensure football is accessible for all kids, regardless of background or ability.

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2000's

Celebrating Vounteers

Our dedicated volunteers are recognised with community awards, reflecting the club’s strong family values and supportive culture.

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2010's

Girls Join the Game

South Perth launches its first girls’ teams, championing female footy and growing rapidly across junior girl’s competitions.

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2020's

Rising Through Challenges

Despite COVID-19 disruptions, the club shows resilience, adapting to restrictions and maintaining strong connections with families and members.

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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.