About

Culture

 

The Baldivis Football Club has a culture that is admired and respected by the local community. We have a strong buy-in policy where all players are treated equally and strive to bring the best out of their peers and themselves. As a club we strive for on-field success, but more importantly we try to create a safe space where players and our community members feel at home with-in the Club. Our core values of  ‘Commitment, Teamwork, Respect’ feature heavily in our Club culture, and we believe is part of the reason we have such a strong united Club that people want to be a part of, and for many years to come.

The Baldivis Football Club was first established in 1985 as a Junior Football Club. It wasn’t until 2005 that the Brumbies entered their first Senior team in the Colts competition of the Peel Football League. In 2006, the first League and Reserves team were entered, and the rest is history. The first taste of Senior success came in 2013, when David Mews lead his Colts team to the clubs first Senior Premiership in the PFNL. 2016 marked one of the strongest years for the club with our Colts, Reserves, and League teams all making the grand final. This brought us home our inaugural League Premiership under the leadership of Michael McCann. 2017 brought with it our first Reserves Premiership led by Future Club President Brian Emery. The League team would taste success again in 2019, this time led by Craig Hamersley, while in 2020 Brian Emery would add to his premiership coaching credentials, taking the Reserves to another successful victory. In 2021, our Senior club made the move to the Perth Football League (PFL) securing a League and Reserves premiership in their first season in the C1 competition. This yielded former club Captain Emmanuel Collard his first premiership coaching, while Michael McCann made it 2/2 in the League. In 2023, the Baldivis Football Club features sides in the B Grade, C5, E4, Drew Banfield Colts, and the B Grade women’s competitions, making them one of the largest Senior and Junior clubs in Western Australia.

Playing Football at BFC

 

Each year we continue to grow as a Club with 2023 looking to be the biggest season yet with an estimated combined total of registered players easily reaching over 1000. Our teams consist of over 150 Senior players (League, Reserves, Colts, Thirds, Fourths, Fifths and Women’s), 600 Junior players, and over 300 Auskick players. Baldivis is one of the fastest growing clubs in the Perth region, and with our brand new state of the art facilities located on Eighty Road, you wouldn’t want to play your football anywhere else!

2022
Entered the B Grade competition
Seniors - PFL Association League Leading Goal Kicker - Blaine Johnson
2021
Transitioned Across to the Perth Football League
Seniors - PFL Reserves Premiership - Best on Ground: Zac Leeson, Seniors - Zak Quigg kicks the winning goal in overtime after the siren in the Reserves to win the GF, Seniors - PFL League Premiership - Best on Ground: Josh Branchi
2020
Covid-19 Hits, An Interrupted Yet Successful Season
Juniors - Year 10 Boys Premiership Best on Ground: Unknown, Seniors - PFNL Reserves Premiership - Best on Ground: Eric Botha, Seniors - PFNL League Leading Goal Kicker: League - Blaine Johnson, Reserves - Ryan Wilson, 2nd Division - Daniel Lazzari.
2019
Year 7 Teal Premiership, PFNL League Premiership
Juniors - Year 7 Best on Ground: James Reynolds, Juniors - Year 10 Association Fairest & Best: Ethan Donaghy, Juniors - Year 9 Association Fairest & Best: Jackson Klepzig, Seniors - PFNL League Premiership - Best on Ground: Aden Field, Seniors - PFNL Reserves Association Fairest and Best: Josh Peterson, Seniors - PFNL Colts Association Fairest and Best: Liam Richards, Seniors - PFNL Association Leading Goal Kickers: League - Blaine Johnson, Reserves - Ryan Wilson, Colts - Dylan De Paiva
2018
Year 8 Blue Premiership
Juniors - Year 8 Premiership Best on Ground: Jackson Klepzig, Juniors - Year 9/10 Girls Association Fairest & Best: Bella Mann, Seniors - PFNL Colts Association Fairest and Best: Adam Davey
2017
PFNL Reserves Premiership
Seniors - PFNL Reserves Premiership - Best on Ground: Jarrad Heal, Seniors - PFNL Colts Association Fairest and Best: Oliver Walton, Seniors - PFNL Colts Association Leading Goal Kicker: Deklan Gardiner-Mckenna
2016
Year 8 & Year 10 Premiers, Inaugural Club League Premiership
Juniors - Year 8 Premiership Best on Ground: Mathew Maynard, Juniors - Year 10 Premiership Best on Ground: Eric Botha, Seniors - PFNL League Premiership Best on Ground: Robert Young
2015
Year 11 Premiership, Chean Noronha & Chris Smogavec go back to back
Juniors - Year 11 Premiership Best on Ground: Unknown, Juniors - Baldivis wins Champion Club award, Seniors - PFNL Colts Association Fairest and Best: Chean Noronha, Seniors - PFNL Reserves Association Fairest and Best: Chris Smogavec
2014
Senior Players Rewarded with Association Honours
Seniors - PFNL Colts Association Fairest and Best: Chean Noronha, Seniors - PFNL Reserves Association Fairest and Best: Chris Smogavec, Seniors - PFNL Reserves Association Leading Goal Kicker: Joshua Bartlett
2013
Inaugural Club Senior Premiership
Seniors - PFNL Colts Premiership Best on Ground: Joel Taylor, Seniors - PFNL Association Colts Fairest and Best: Blake Lee, Seniors - PFNL Association Colts Leading Goal Kicker: Jake Amos
2012
Association Honours for Cameron Spence
Seniors - PFNL Association Reserves Fairest and Best: Cameron Spence
2011
Association Honours for Josh Bartlett
Seniors - PFNL Colts Association Leading Goal Kicker: Josh Bartlett
2008
Under 16 Premiership
Juniors - Under 16's Premiership Best on Ground: Benjamin Newton (went on to be drafted by the Melbourne Football Club)
2006
League and Reserves enter the Peel Football League
Seniors - League and Reserves join the Peel Football & Netball League (PFNL), Seniors - Inaugural League Coach: Paul Lenzarini, Inaugural Best and Fairest: Alan McDonald
2005
Inaugural Colts team entered into the PFNL
Seniors - The Baldivis Football Club enters their first ever Senior Side into the PFL Colts Competition
1985
The Baldivis Football Club Begins Their Journey
Juniors - The Baldivis Football Club is established and enters their first ever junior teams into competition