West Australian Football Hall of Fame
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The West Australian Football Hall of Fame was created in 2002 to recognise significant contributors to Australian rules football in Western Australia. Candidates are players, coaches, umpires, administrators and media representatives.[1]
The inductees are chosen under guidelines established by the West Australian Football Commission, and a Hall of Fame Selection Committee established in 2003. The first induction into the Hall of Fame took place on 21 March 2004.[1]
2004
80 inductees:
- Ron Alexander
- Malcolm Atwell
- Ken Bagley
- Bill Bateman
- Reg Brentnall
- Mal Brown
- Dick Buchanan (Media)
- Gary Buckenara
- Haydn Bunton, Jr.
- Haydn Bunton, Sr.
- Fred Buttsworth
- Bud Byfield (Administrator)
- Hugh 'Bonny' Campbell
- Ross Capes (Umpire)
- Derek Chadwick
- Geoff Christian (Media)
- David Christy
- Jack Clarke
- Henry "Ivo" Crapp (Umpire)
- Bill Dempsey
- George Doig
- Jerry Dolan
- Ross Elliott (Media)
- Graham Farmer
- Mike Fitzpatrick
- Brian Foley
- John Gerovich
- Ross Glendinning
- Barney Grecian
- Arthur Green
- H. B. Grosvenor (administrator)
- Brad Hardie
- Keith Harper
- Stan Heal
- Ern Henfry
- Ross Hutchinson (Coach)
- Ken Hunter
- Carlisle Jarvis
- Frank Jenkins
- Paddy Knox
- Johnny Leonard
- Clive Lewington
- Steve Marsh
- Denis Marshall
- Phillip Matson
- Les McClements
- Jack McDiarmid
- John McIntosh
- Merv McIntosh
- Guy McKenna
- Stephen Michael
- George Moloney
- Ray Montgomery (Umpire)
- Graham Moss
- Bernie Naylor
- Billy Orr (administrator)
- Tom Outridge
- George Owens
- Brian Peake
- Maurice Rioli
- Austin Robertson, Jr.
- Pat Rodriguez (Administrator)
- Norm Rogers
- Ray Schofield
- Ray Scott
- Jack Sheedy
- Keith Slater
- Ray Sorrell
- Frank Sparrow
- Val Sparrow
- Max Tetley
- John Todd
- William 'Digger' Thomas
- Albert Thurgood
- William 'Nipper' Truscott
- Ted Tyson
- Bill Walker
- Mel Whinnen
- Robert Wiley
- John Worsfold
Note: Barry Cable was also inducted in 2004 as a Legend, but his induction was rescinded and his Legend status revoked in 2023 after Cable was found civilly liable in a sexual abuse lawsuit.
2005
10 inductees:[2]
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2006
2007
9 inductees:[4]
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2008
9 inductees:[5]
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2009
9 inductees:[6]
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2010
9 inductees:[7]
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2011
6 inductees:[8]
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2012
6 inductees:[9]
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2013
6 inductees:[10]
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2015
Eight inductees:[11]
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2017
Ten inductees:[12]
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2019
Six inductees, and Stephen Michael elevated to Legend status:[13]
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2021
Four inductees:[14]
2022
Four inductees:[14]
2023
Four inductees,[15] and Mel Whinnen elevated to Legend status:[16]
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2024
Four inductees:[17]
2026
Seven inductees, with Ray Sorrell and Peter Matera elevated to legend status.[18]
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