Grand Final Results
LEAGUE
1992 Mundijong Centrals 17.12.114 d Mandurah 10.9.69
1993 Mandurah 9.11.65 d Pinjarra 8.7.55
1994 Pinjarra 16.9.105 d Mandurah 8.6.54
1995 Mandurah 19.22.136 d Harvey 18.14.122
1996 Harvey 9.9.63 d Rockingham 8.12.60
1997 Rockingham 14.17.101 d Pinjarra 7.5.47
1998 South Mandurah 16.6.102 d Mundijong Centrals 12.15.87
1999 Mundijong Centrals 13.10.88 d Harvey 8.8.56
2000 Mundijong Centrals 14.10.94 d Harvey 10.6.66
2001 Pinjarra 14.11.95 d Mundijong Centrals 7.7.49
2002 Pinjarra 9.9.63 d Mandurah 6.13.49
2003 Mandurah 11.8.74 d Pinjarra 9.9.63
2004 Harvey 14.10.94 d Pinjarra 9.5.59
2005 Harvey 16.17.113 d Rockingham 3.15.33
2006 South Mandurah 15.14.104 d Waroona 9.7.61
2007 Mundijong Centrals 13.7.85 d South Mandurah 8.8.56
2008 South Mandurah 26.16.172 d Mundijong Centrals 5.5.35
2009 Waroona d South Mandurah
2010 Waroona 20.18.138 d Mandurah 7.2.44
2011 Waroona 16.7.103 d Rockingham 8.7.55
2012 Waroona 8.7.55 d Rockingham 7.9.51
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