Balcatta Etna to Burnbank Athletic
The State League (Men) club profiles provide a broad history of every club to play Saturday league football since the first organised games of 1896.
Saturday league football has gone by several names over the years. For ease of understanding, the top flight is referred to as Division One, the second tier as Division Two and so forth.
Where a club played in Sunday or junior leagues prior to or subsequent to their time in the Saturday leagues, it is noted under ‘Events’.
Clubs 'B'
Founded
1977
Active in Saturday leagues
1978-1987, 1991-1992, 1994-
Grounds
Reader Reserve, Yokine (1978-1981)
Perry Lakes Stadium, Floreat (1982-1984)
Graham Burkett Reserve (aka Grindleford Reserve), Balcatta (1985-1987, 1991-1992, 1994- )
Colours
Red, royal blue and white
Nickname
Etna, Catta
Honours
Division One champion 2011
Division Two champion 2009
Division Three champion 1981
Events
Merged with East Fremantle Tricolore and Perth Azzurri in 1988 to form Perth Italia
Became a separate club again in 1991
Played as Balcatta 1995-2021
Founded
1971
Active in Saturday leagues
1978-1997, 2014-
Grounds
Princess Road Reserve (aka Brian Burke Reserve), Balga
Colours
Black and green
Honours
Division Three champion 1980
Events
Played in Sunday leagues 1973-1977, 1998-2013
Founded
1992
Active in Saturday leagues
1992-1993
Ground
Princess Road Reserve (aka Brian Burke Reserve), Balga
Colours
Blue and gold
Nickname
Wellybobs
Active in Saturday leagues
1963-1997
Grounds
Stevens Street Reserve, Beaconsfield (1963-1964)
Fremantle Oval, Fremantle (1965- )
Wauhop Park, East Fremantle (1971-1976)
Davilak Oval, Hamilton Hill (1977)
Dalmatinac Park, Spearwood (1978-1997)
Colours
Blue and white
Nickname
Dallies
Honours
Division One champion 1979, 1982, 1986
Division Two champion 1974
Division Three champion 1964
State Cup winner 1983, 1984, 1985, 1994, 1995
Night Series winner 1979, 1993
PSL Cup 1991
Events
Played as Dalmatinac 1964-1967
Played as Fremantle Dalmatinac 1968-1973
Played as Spearwood Dalmatinac 1974-1997
Merged with Cockburn United in 1998 to form Cockburn City
Founded
1946
Active in Saturday leagues
1946-1956
Ground
Fraser Park, East Victoria Park
Colours
Black, gold and white (1946-1955)
Gold, red and black (1956)
Honours
Division Three champion 1946
Founded
1927
Active in Saturday leagues
1927
Location
Bassendean
Nickname
the Deans
Founded
1930
Active in Saturday leagues
1930-1931
Ground
Pickering Park, Bassendean
Colours
Maroon and white
Events
Suspended from all competition mid-1931
Founded
1954
Active in Saturday leagues
1954-1955
Ground
Bassendean Improvement Committee Reserve, Bassendean
Colours
Blue, green and gold
Founded
1947
Active in Saturday leagues
1947-1951
Ground
Bassendean Improvement Committee Reserve, Bassendean
Colours
Yellow and green (1948- )
Green and royal blue (1950- )
Events
Played in Reserve League 1947
Founded
1926
Active in Saturday leagues
1926-1929
Honours
Division Three champion 1927
Founded
1996
Active in Saturday leagues
1996-2002
Ground
Bayswater Oval, Bayswater
Colours
Royal blue, red, black and white
Nickname
Panthers, Baysie
Events
Formed through merger of Bayswater City and Stirling Panthers
Stirling Panthers continued as a separate club in the junior leagues 1996-
Bayswater City became a separate club again in 2003
Founded
1981
Active in Saturday leagues
1981-1995, 2003-
Grounds
Bayswater Oval, Bayswater (1981-1983)
Wotton Reserve, Embleton (1984)
Bayswater Oval, Bayswater (1985-1995, 2003- )
Colours
Royal blue and black
Nickname
Inter, Rebels, Baysie
Honours
Division Two champion 1983, 2003, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017
Division Three champion 1982
State Cup winner 2013, 2014
Grand Final winner 2013, 2014, 2017
Night Series winner 1987, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017
Events
Formed through merger of Bayswater United and Rosemount Meazza
Played as Bayswater City 1995
Played as Bayswater City Panthers 1996-2002 after merging with Stirling Panthers
Became a separate club again in 2003
Played as Bayswater City 2003-
Founded
1962
Active in Saturday leagues
1962-1981
Grounds
London Street, Mt Hawthorn (1962)
Langley Park, Perth (1963-1967)
Bayswater Oval, Bayswater (1967- 1981)
Colours
Green and white (1962-1968)
Green and red (1969-1981)
Honours
Division Two champion 1970
Division Three champion 1968
Grand Final winner 1971
Night Series winner 1972
Events
Merged with Rosemount Meazza in 1981 to form Bayswater Inter
Founded
1976
Active in Saturday leagues
1976-1985
Grounds
RA Cooke Reserve, Bedford (1976-1977)
Bayswater Oval, Bayswater (1978-1983)
Elstead Reserve, Morley (1984-1985)
Colours
Blue and white (1976-1979)
Red and white (1980-1984)
Red and black (1985-1985)
Founded
1950
Active in Saturday leagues
1950-1951
Ground
Chapman Road, Cannington
Colours
Tangerine, blue and white
Active in Saturday leagues
1976-1982
Ground
Miles Park, Cloverdale
Colours
Green and white
Events
Played as Belmont City 1980-1982
Founded
1950
Active in Saturday leagues
1950
Ground
Davis Road, Claremont
Colours
Red, white and black
Active in Saturday leagues
1982-1992
Grounds
Harold Rossiter Park, Kensington (1982-1984)
Perry Lakes Stadium, Floreat (1985)
Cracovia Club, Beechboro (1986-1987)
Langford Reserve, Langford (1988)
Woodville Reserve, North Perth (1989-1990)
Elstead Reserve, Embleton (1991- )
Colours
Red and blue (1982)
Black and white (1983-1984)
Red, blue and white (1985- )
Honours
Division Four champion 1982
Events
Merged with Dianella Serbia in 1992
Played in Sunday leagues as Maddington Eagles 2007-2012
Merged with Fremantle City in 2013 to form Maddington White City
Active in Saturday leagues
1979-1987
Ground
Bunbury Recreation Ground, Bunbury
Colours
White and black
Honours
Division Four champion 1980
Active in Saturday leagues
1994-1996
Ground
the Soccerdrome (aka Hay Park), Bunbury
Colours
Red
Events
Merged with Ashfield in 1996 to form Ashfield/Bunbury
Became a separate club again in 2001
Founded
1919
Active in Saturday leagues
1919
