1981

1981

12 teams playing in 1981 plus 2 Pee Wees 7 and under teams.

Under 11’s Blue team win Premiership.  Coach John Rigby

Willetton Sports Club, of which Willetton Junior Football Club is a division, appoints the first paid position of Secretary-Manager to Mr Kevin Abbott.

The Willetton Sports Club building is opened on the 4th of April 1981

WJFC hosts the annual Under 9s lightning carnival at Burrendah Reserve on the 9th of August.

Players representing WJFC in the East Fremantle Combined Sides are

Under 16, Stephen Campbell

Under 15, Stephen Johns, Runner up Best on Ground against Great Northern Combined U15.

Under 14, Chris Lee, Kevin George, Murray Vost

Under 12, Jamie Milne

100 Games milestone

Raymond George (U13)

Andrew Manley

50 Games milestone

Simon Welsh (U17)

Paul Preedy(U15)

Damon Watkins (U15)

R & MJ Sobott Engravers Trophy for Junior Footballer of the Year

Paul James

1981 Fairest and Best award recipients

U17s  Dean Stammers   Coaches Frank Ganaway    CO Ben Walshe

U15s Blue Steven Johns   Coach Keith Hornwood

U15s White  Chris Pobjoy  Coaches Graeme Porter CO Pat George

U13s Blue  Andrew Manley Coaches Eddie Kirwan & Howard Manley CO Kerry Milne

U13s White Adam Bateman Coaches Joe Parker & Bob Shannon

U13s Reserve Drew Fordham  Coach Ross Bassan

U11s Blue Phillip Street   Coach John Rigby  CO Roger Luff

U11s White  Jay Manley   Coaches Howard Manley & Kevin May

U11s Reserve Brian Keegan  Coach Bruce Sinclair

U9s Blue  Kane Morphett  Coach Eric Balzan  CO John Higham

U9s White Adam Pereira  Coach Paul McKeon

U9s Reserve Paul James  Coach Gary Hay

Pee Wees Coach Darryl Gibbons

 

WSC Junior Sports Star of the Year Nominations

Jamie Milne Under 12s and selected to play for the EFJFC combined team

Andrew Manley: Consistent performer and has played 100 games

 

WSC Road Runner May 1981

Road Runner June 1981

WSC The Road Runner August 1981 Senor and Junior Football

WSC Road Runner Sept 1981 including Fairest and Best Winners