West Australian Football Hall of Fame

2004

81 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)

• Barry Cable (rescinded)

• 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

2005

10 inductees:

• Sydney 'Sammy' Clarke
• Jim Craig
• Larry Duffy
• Dean Kemp
• Laurie Kettlewell
• Chris Mainwaring
• Steve Malaxos
• Gerard Neesham
• Wally Stooke (Administrator)
• Peter Sumich

2006

8 inductees:

• Greg Brehaut
• Deverick 'Mick' Cronin
• Les Fong
• Doug Green
• Ted Kilmurray
• Peter Matera
• Phil Narkle
• Charlie Tyson

2007

9 inductees:

• Simon Beasley
• Merv Cowan (Administrator)
• Peter Featherby
• Ted Flemming
• Brian France
• Jim Gosnell
• John Guhl
• Graham Melrose
• Peter Spencer

2008

9 inductees:

• Ken Armstrong (player-coach)
• Leon Baker
• George Grljusich (Media)
• Dave Ingraham
• Glen Jakovich
• Ken McAullay
• Ian Miller (player-coach)
• Henry Sharpe
• John K. Watts

2009

9 inductees:

• Jim Conway
• John Lussick (Administrator)
• Darrell Panizza
• Alan Preen
• Charles Sweetman
• Ron Tucker
• Alan Watling
• Nicky Winmar
• Dave Woods

2010

9 inductees:

• Mark Bairstow
• John Cooper
• Percy Johnson
• Dwayne Lamb
• Gary Malarkey
• Terry Moriarty
• Les Mumme
• Frank Treasure
• Wally Price

2011

6 inductees:

• Duggan Anderson
• Don Marinko, Sr.
• Alf Moffat (administrator)
• George Prince
• Garry Sidebottom
• Peter Tannock (administrator)

2012

6 inductees:

• Ben Allan
• Ashley McIntosh
• John O'Connell
• Herbie Screaigh
• Grant Vernon (umpire)
• Barry White

2013

6 inductees:

• Peter Bell
• Chris Lewis
• Frank Hopkins
• Tom Wilson
• George Young
• Ray Richards

2015

Eight inductees:{{cite news|url=http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/wa-footie-greats-heading-for-hall-of-fame-20150711-gia2w4.html|title=WA footy greats heading for Hall of Fame

• Kevin Clune
• Oliver Drake Brockman (media)
• Tom Grljusich
• Paul Hasleby
• Syd Jackson
• Stan Nowotny
• Con Regan
• John Wynne

2017

Ten inductees:{{cite news|url=http://www.wafootball.com.au/news/13641/2017-wa-football-hall-of-fame-inductees|title=2017 WA Football Hall of Fame inductees

• Mike Ball (Umpire)
• Simon Black
• Peter Bosustow
• Joel Corey
• Charles Doig
• Alan Johnson
• Derek Kickett
• Keith Narkle
• Bob Shields
• Frank Walker

2019

Six inductees, and Stephen Michael elevated to Legend status:

• Dean Cox
• Darren Glass
• Chris Judd
• John Loughridge
• Warren Ralph
• Jack Simons (administrator)

2021

Four inductees:

• Dennis Cometti
• Jim Krakouer
• Matthew Pavlich
• Matthew Priddis

2022

Four inductees:

• Stephen Curtis
• Jeff Farmer
• Michael Mitchell
• Shane Woewodin

2023

Four inductees, and Mel Whinnen elevated to Legend status:

• Jan Cooper
• Phil Krakouer
• Alex Rance
• Allistair Pickett

2024

Four inductees:

• Aaron Sandilands
• Dale Kickett
• Stan Magro
• Tony Buhagiar

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