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Grand Final Records

From here you can find out the history of our grand finals and grand final appointments.

1992

Field Boundary Goal
Division 1 Seniors (A1 Seniors)
Seddon 12.3.75 d Spotswood 8.7.55
  • Shane Carland
  • Mark Mather
  • Jamie Guppy
  • Michael Saunders
  • Laurence Cooper
  • Peter Nash
Division 1 Reserves (A1 Reserves)
St Albans 4.7.31 d Spotswood 1.7.13
  • Brendan Francis
  • Marty Kilduff
  • Steve Kent
  • Daniel McFerran
  • Dennis Brodtman
  • Alan Shutt
Division 2 Seniors (A2 Seniors Section 1)
Hoppers Crossing 5.12.42 d East Brunswick 4.5.29
  • Chris Flanagan
  • Alf Galea
  • Beau McGarity
  • Jason Snooks
  • Kim Bright
  • David Wright
Division 2 Reserves (A2 Reserves Section 1)
Hopper Crossing 12.12.84 d Sunshine Heights 4.7.31
  • Paul Benson
  • Henry McFerran
  • Robert Guppy
  • David Waterman
  • Sebastian Garro
  • Leo Keating
Division 2 Seniors (A2 Seniors Section 2)
Glenorden 8.11.59 d Newport 5.5.35
  • Jason Lynch
  • Peter Wilson
  • David Dixon
  • John Murawczuk
  • Michael Daglish
  • Norm Patton
Division 2 Reserves (A2 Reserves Section 2)
Glenorden 2.10.22 d Newport 1.0.6
  • Bob Madigan
  • Ross Walker
  • Keith Bedella
  • Evan Eliopoulos
  • Noel Grant
  • Mick Hudson
A3 (Open Age)
St Albans 11.6.72 d Ascot Vale 8.8.56
  • Anthony Clements
  • Steve Cox
  • Paul Kinniburgh
  • Robert Sebbens
  • Graham Godde
  • Geoff Marks
Under 18A
Albion 5.13.43 d Hoppers Crossing 4.14.38
  • Mervyn Bartley
  • Stan Mielczarek
  • Georgia Tucker
  • Adrian Williams
  • Alwyn Hiskins
  • Mark Lovell

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About the WRFLUA

The Western Region Football League Umpires Association (WRFLUA) is the association responsible for working with the WRFL to provide umpires to all WRFL matches. The association is run by an executive and is run by umpires, for umpires. It acts as a representative body to uphold the interests of umpires, as well as a social, training, advocacy, support and management organisation for umpires in the western region.

The WRFL is proud of its historical and future commitment towards umpiring and supporting the relationship between umpires and the community, and was instrumental in establishing the first umpiring academy. The WRFL continues to work with the AFL to support community football and umpiring in the broader community.

Contact

Want to get in touch with the WRFL Umpires Association - have a query or are interested in becoming an umpire?

Hanmer Reserve
cnr Hyde & Harris St, Seddon

Lachlan Harty info@wfnl.com.au

MacKillop College
Russell Street, Werribee