Grass Patch, Western Australia
I visited Grass Patch late in December 2010. I’m guessing this structure is what’s left of the scoreboard. Advertisements
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East Fremantle Oval, Western Australia
For many years the two Fremantle teams were co-tenants at Fremantle Oval. East Fremantle, then known as Old East, moved permanently to their new home in 1953. There was, however, an earlier move.… Continue reading
Dumbleyung, Western Australia
The scoreboard at Stubbs Park in Dumbleyung is unusually positioned – right among the fans in the grandstand. So there would be no shortage of help for the attendants and always someone to… Continue reading
York, Western Australia
I visited York twice in 2018. First in March when the cricket team was preparing for a final and then in August to see Railways from Northam play Kellerberrin-Tammin in the second… Continue reading
Calingiri, Western Australia
Things have been up and down for the Calingiri Cougars in recent times. They won the Mortlock Football League premiership in 2015, the wooden spoon in 2016 and were back in the finals… Continue reading
Roleystone, Western Australia
Cross Park Oval, set among trees in the Perth hills, is the home of the Roleystone Football Club. The junior Tigers had their first season in 1973 after a considerable community effort… Continue reading
Wagin, Western Australia
Wagin is famous for four things – in chronological order – wool, the Materas, Bart the big ram and ducks.
Perth Stadium WACA tribute
There’s been a nice touch at Perth Stadium with a digital replication of the classic WACA scoreboard on the big screen… super screen in fact. We’re all for recognition of great scoreboards so… Continue reading