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All games are played at Hutt Park, Lower Hutt
Club
Colours
Nickname
Est.
Years in WAFL
WAFL Premierships
Total
Years
Crows
Crows 2025
2025-
0
-
Giants
Giants
2025
2025-
0
-
Suns
Suns 2025 2025-
0
-
Club
Colours
Nickname
Est.
Years in WAFL
WAFL Premierships
Total
Years
Ngā Manu Rere
2021 2021-
0
-
South Coast Swell
Swell 2021 2021-
4
2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Club
Colours
Nickname
Home Ground
Est.
Years in WAFL
WAFL Premierships
Fate
Total
Years
Eastern Suburbs
Bulldogs
1973
1973-2024
11
1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2014, 2019, 2022
Replaced by Crows , Giants and Suns after 2024 season
Hutt Valley Eagles
Eagles
Late 1990s
Late 1990s-2024
2
2010, 2011
Replaced by Crows , Giants and Suns after 2024 season
Lower Hutt
Tigers Hutt Park, Lower Hutt
? 0
-
Merged with Upper Hutt to form Hutt Valley Eagles
North City Demons
Demons
Before 2001 ?-2022 0
-
Folded after 2022 season
Upper Hutt
Eagles
? 1
1995
Merged with Lower Hutt to form Hutt Valley Eagles
Wellington City
Saints Kelburn Park, Kelburn
1994 1994-2022 1
2018
Folded after 2022 season
Year
Premier
Runner up
Result
2024
2023
2022 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs Hutt Valley Eagles
2019 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs Wellington City Saints 53-23
2018 Wellington City Saints Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs 37-34
2014 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs North City Demons 84-40[ 1]
2011 Hutt Valley Eagles Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs 75-52
2010 Hutt Valley Eagles Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
2009 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
2008 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
2007 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
2005 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
2001 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
2000 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
1998 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
1996 Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
1995 Upper Hutt Eastern Suburbs Bulldogs
Year
Premier
Runner up
Result
2024
South Coast Swell
Ngā Manu Rere
37-14
2023
South Coast Swell
Ngā Manu Rere
68-27
2022 South Coast Swell Ngā Manu Rere 44-9
2021 South Coast Swell Ngā Manu Rere 18-10
2020 'Tigers' 'Saints' 34-13
2020 Season of 'Tigers' v 'Saints' was the foundation to what became the WAFL Women's League
The Wellington League of Australian Football ran from 1904 until the end of 1909. The league was formed in May 1904 at a meeting in Wellington, with the secretary being J.T. Kelly and had two founding clubs: Lefroy and Federal[ 2] and played its first match at Seatoun Park.[ 3] The league expanded to five clubs in its first season.[ 4] Despite substantial growth it finally folded due to ongoing access issues with the Football Association to its primary venue the Basin Reserve due to a lack of alternative venues.[ 5] [ 6]
Club
Location
Formed
Colours
City Football Club (formerly Lefroy) Wellington 1903 Dark and light blue
Federal Football Club Carlton Hall grounds, Vivian Street Wellington 1903
Petone Football Club Petone 1904[ 7]
Newtown Football Club Newtown, New Zealand 1904
Wanderers Football Club (formerly Imperial) Sports Club, Wellington 1904
↑ Doggies day out in Wellington by Rod Shaw for World Footy News 16 February 2014
↑ EVENING POST, VOLUME LXVII, ISSUE 126, 28 MAY 1904, PAGE 2
↑ NEW ZEALAND TIMES, VOLUME LXXVI, ISSUE 5288, 28 MAY 1904, PAGE 5
↑ EVENING POST, VOLUME LXVII, ISSUE 131, 3 JUNE 1904, PAGE 2
↑ EVENING POST, VOLUME LXXV, ISSUE 78, 1 APRIL 1908, PAGE 8
↑ NEW ZEALAND TIMES, VOLUME XXXI, ISSUE 6817, 13 MAY 1909, PAGE 6
↑ EVENING POST, VOLUME LXVII, ISSUE 141, 15 JUNE 1904, PAGE 5
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