The design behind the jumper shows the accolades of the club.
The 2 boomerangs represent the players, staff and supporters that continue to support the club through thick and thin. Without these people the club will never be successful both on and off the field, their hard work and dedication shows the strength and integrity of the club. Aboriginal people are similar our ancestors would hunt from dusk to dawn with spears and boomerangs to ensure the family are fed.
The 3 large circles represent the teams. From left Auskick the future of the club and up in coming AFL stars
Middle circle. The Seniors these guys have been around the club for awhile with premierships under their belt, these lead by example and the younger generation look up to them and their leadership. Winning the League premiership 2017 and Reserves 2019
Last circle. Juniors. These young champs have the ability to perform at a young age with 6 premierships already under their belt you know the club is going remain strong and consistent for years to come.
The large circle below is the Baldivis Football Club surrounded by its players
The 6 circles on the bottom are the 6 junior teams winning premierships:
2008 – Year 8
2013 – Colts
2015 – Year 11
2016 – Year 8 and Year 10
2018 – Year 8
These young footballers are definitely the future.
The white bands are the past players and supports that have passed on but are still supporting the club in spirit, these people laid the foundation to what the club is now.
Lake Walyunup and Coolongup were created by the Waagyl(Rainbow Serpent) the lakes were created when the Waagyl came up from the ground looking for fertile land to lay her eggs. White residue around the leakes are what remains of her eggs. The local Aboriginal people lived around the lakes and the Baldivis area which they used for hunting and shelter.
Kevin Bynder is a proud Whadjuk-Yuet-Ballardong man and talented artist whose striking imagery is currently being displayed and created at Yagan Square.
A celebrated artist who has been practising for over 20 years, Kevin has been commissioned by more than 30 sporting clubs and associations across the country to create their uniforms, including the West Coast Eagles, Fremantle Dockers, Port Adelaide, Perth Scorchers and Qantas.
Also a well-respected teacher, Kevin has worked in schools across the state teaching art to Indigenous students from remote communities.
Kevin’s art conveys vibrancy and meaning and is sure to delight visitors. His works represent the Perth region, its landscape, animals and vegetation.
