Ferndale United to Future Glory
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 'F'
Active in Saturday leagues
1986-1992
Grounds
Woodford Park, Lynwood (1986-1987)
Ern Clark Athletic Centre, Cannington (1988-1992)
Colours
Gold and red
Honours
Division Two champion 1990, 1992
Division Three champion 1987
Division Four champion 1986
Events
Merged with Gosnells City in 1993 to form Gosnells/Ferndale United
Founded
1979
Active in Saturday leagues
1979-1992, 2005-
Ground
Hartfield Park, Forrestfield (1979-1992, 2005- )
Colours
Yellow and red (1979)
Gold and black (1980- )
Honours
Division Two champion 1984
Division Three champion 2015
Grand Final winner 1981
Events
Formed through merger of Ascot and Kalamunda United
Played in Sunday leagues 1993-2004
Active in Saturday leagues
1903
Honours
Division One champion 1903
Active in Saturday leagues
1908-1914, 1920
Colours
Black and white (1920)
Honours
Charity Cup winner 1912
Challenge Cup and Shield winner 1911
Events
Played as Fremantle Athletic 1920
Active in Saturday leagues
1926-1934
Grounds
Fremantle Park, Fremantle
Melville Reserve
Colours
Royal blue and white
Honours
Division Two champion 1933
Events
Played as Fremantle Rangers 1929-1934
Withdrew from league mid-1934
Active in Saturday leagues
1915
Active in Saturday leagues
1924
Founded
1978
Active in Saturday leagues
1981-2012
Grounds
Fremantle High School, Fremantle (1981)
WA Portuguese Club, Hamilton Hill (1982-1985)
Dalmatinac Park, Spearwood (1986)
WA Portuguese Club, Hamilton Hill (1987-1991)
Wauhop Park, East Fremantle (1992)
WA Portuguese Club, Hamilton Hill (1993-1995)
Tom Perrott Reserve, Mosman Park (1996-1998)
Fremantle Oval, Fremantle (1999)
Ken Allen Field, Beaconsfield (2000-2012)
Colours
White and red (1981)
Red, green and white shorts (1982-2012)
Nickname
Benfica
Honours
Division One champion 2000
Division Two champion 2006
Division Three champion 2016
Division Four champion 1983
Events
Played in Sunday leagues 1978-1980
Played as Fremantle City 1994-2005
Played as Fremantle Spirit 2006-2012
Merged with Maddington Eagles in 2013 to form Maddington White City
Founded
1913
Active in Saturday leagues
1913-1941, 1946-2005
Grounds
Fremantle Oval, Fremantle
East Fremantle (1920-1924)
Buckland Hill Oval, Mosman Park (1925-1961)
the Esplanade, Perth (1962-1967)
Wellington Square, East Perth (1968)
the Velodrome, Mt Hawthorn (1968-1971)
Jubilee Reserve, Bassendean (1972-2005)
Colours
Primrose, pink and white (1913)
Royal blue and white (1914- )
Light blue and white (1953-1957)
Royal blue shirt and white (1958- )
Navy blue and white (1997-2005)
Nickname
Callies
Honours
Division One champion 1926, 1927, 1933, 1941, 1947, 1949
Division Two champion 1953, 1992, 2000
Division Three champion 1979
Charity Cup winner 1927, 1936, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1949
Challenge Cup and Shield winner 1927, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1939, 1949
Events
Played as Mosman Park Caledonian 1928-1961
Played as Bassendean Caledonian 1974-2005
Played in junior leagues only 2006-2007
Played in Sunday leagues 2008-
Active in Saturday leagues
1935-1940, 1946-1964
Grounds
Stevens Street Reserve, Beaconsfield (1935-1940, 1946-1952)
Gibson Park, Fremantle (1953- )
Wauhop Park, East Fremantle (1962- )
Colours
Black and white (1952-1953)
Red and white (1963-1964)
Honours
Division Two champion 1935, 1946
Events
Played as Britannia 1963-1964
Founded
2014
Active in Saturday leagues
2015-
Ground
Hilton Reserve, Hilton
Colours
Maroon and white
Events
Formed through joint venture between of East Fremantle Tricolore and Sunday leagues club Fremantle United
Active in Saturday leagues
1906-1907
Honours
Charity Cup winner 1906
Challenge Cup and Shield winner 1907
Active in Saturday leagues
1912-1913
Nickname
Portonians
Events
Disbanded mid-1913
Active in Saturday leagues
2012-2014
Colours
Black and white
Active in Saturday leagues
1896-1902
Location
Cottesloe
Honours
Division One champion 1896, 1897, 1899, 1900, 1901
Challenge Cup winner 1899, 1901
Founded
2002
Active in Saturday leagues
2002
Colours
Orange shirt with white, navy blue shorts
Nickname
Glory
Events
Perth Glory’s Under-19 development team
