Pannonia to Quinns
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 'P'
Active in Saturday leagues
1952-1956
Ground
Langley Park, Perth (1952-1953)
Wellington Square, East Perth (1954- )
Colours
White, red and green
Events
Withdrew from league mid-1956
Founded
1896
Active in Saturday leagues
1896-1922
Ground
the Esplanade, Perth
Colours
White and blue (1896- )
Black and white (1910- )
Honours
Division One champion 1902, 1905
Division Two champion 1912
Charity Cup winner 1904
Challenge Cup and Shield winner 1904
Events
Played as Perth FC 1897-1922
Active in Saturday leagues
1923-1931
Ground
Wellington Square, East Perth
Colours
Navy blue and gold
Honours
Division One champion 1924
Active in Saturday leagues
1948-1997, 1999-2002
Grounds
the Esplanade, Perth (1948- )
Woodville Reserve, North Perth (1955)
the Esplanade, Perth (1956- )
Inglewood Soccer Ground (aka Walter Road Reserve), Inglewood (1960- )
Woodville Reserve, North Perth (1963-1964)
Perry Lakes Stadium, Floreat (1965-1977)
Woodville Reserve, North Perth (1978-1982)
the Velodrome, Mt Hawthorn (1983-1984)
Woodville Reserve, North Perth (1985-1990)
McGilvray Reserve, Noranda (1991-1993)
Percy Doyle Reserve, Duncraig (1994-1996)
Kingsway Reserve, Madeley (1997, 1999-2002)
Colours
Light blue, navy blue and gold
Navy blue and gold (1952-1997, 1999)
Sky blue and white (2000-2001)
Blue and gold (2002)
Nickname
City
Honours
Division One champion 1950, 1954, 1962
Division Two champion 1949, 1969
Division Three champion 1995
Charity Cup winner 1951
Challenge Cup and Shield winner 1950, 1955, 1957
Events
Played as Perth City-Inglewood 1960-1962
Merged with Leeming Strikers in 1998 to form Perth City/Leeming Strikers
Merged with Wanneroo City in 2003 to form The City
Active in Saturday leagues
1922-1927
Honours
Division Two B champion 1925
Events
‘B’ team of Perth City United
Played as City Rovers 1923-1927
Founded
1998
Active in Saturday leagues
1998
Ground
John Connell Reserve, Leeming
Colours
White and navy blue
Events
Formed through merger of Leeming Strikers and Perth City
Leeming Strikers and Perth City became separate clubs again in 1999
Active in Saturday leagues
1947-1953
Ground
Wellington Square, East Perth
Colours
Yellow, blue and white (1952-1953)
Events
Withdrew from league mid-1953
Active in Saturday leagues
1925-1927
Nickname
the Works
Founded
1996
Active in Saturday leagues
2014-
Grounds
Ashfield Reserve, Ashfield
Hartfield Park, Forrestfield (2021-2022)
Lark Hill, Rockingham (2023- )
Colours
Purple and orange
Nickname
Glory
Founded
1988
Active in Saturday leagues
1988-1994
Ground
Dorrien Gardens, West Perth
Colours
Sky blue and white (1988)
White (1989-1994)
Nickname
Italia
Honours
Division One champion 1992, 1993
State Cup winner 1990, 1993
Grand Final winner 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993
Night Series winner 1989, 1990, 1992
Events
Formed through merger of Perth Azzurri, Balcatta Etna and East Fremantle Tricolore
Balcatta became a separate club again in 1994
Perth Azzurri became a separate club again in 1995
East Fremantle Tricolore became a separate club again in 2002
Founded
2022
Active in Saturday leagues
2022-
Ground
Edith Cowan University, Joondalup (2022- )
Colours
Red and white
Nickname
Redstar
Honours
Division One champion 2023
Grand Final winner 2022
Night Series winner 2024
Events
Formed through merger of ECU Joondalup and women’s club Northern Redbacks
Active in Saturday leagues
1897
Location
Perth
Active in Saturday leagues
1956-1959
Ground
London Street, Mt Hawthorn
Colours
Bottle green, gold and black
Honours
Division Three champion 1958
Clubs 'Q'
Founded
1993
Active in Saturday leagues
2012-
Ground
Gumblossom Park, Quinns Rocks
Colours
White, red and blue
Honours
Division Three champion 2019
Events
Played in junior and Sunday leagues 1993-2011
