Life Members and Honours

Wests Scarborough has been producing players, coaches and volunteers since the 1930s. This page recognises the people who have given the most to the club, and the players who have represented Wests at state, national and international level.

On stage at the Wests 70th anniversary dinner
Wests 70th anniversary dinner. Photo: Gillie Photography

Know a Wests player or member we’ve missed? Email info@westsscarboroughrugby.com.au.

Life Members

John Poor
John McCullough
Murray Lantzke
Terry Satie
Dirk Hessels
Terry Knapp
Joe Lord
Graham Douglas
Mike Harvey
Doug Naylor (1972)
John Dickens (1974)
Dave Commons (1983)
Carl Greenwood (1989)
Pat Ellis (1990)
Malcolm Mack (1990)
Kel Trainor (1994)
Peter Lunt (1995)
Tony Preston (1995)
Mike (Jock) Bellerby (1996)
Gary Sampson (1998)
John Montgomery (1999)
Ric Pearton (2002)
Peter Wells (2003)
Jeff Wilkins (2003)
Trevor Vaughan (2007)
Graham Brash (2007)
John Hancock (2008)
Kevin Hays (2009)
Vaughan Boultwood (2013)
Tom McAlister (2013)
Tom Pinder (2013)
Dean McKee (2013)
Paul Connelly (2015)
Dwayne Grace (2017)
David Hocking (2018)
Ken Burgess (2020)
Matthew O’Brien (2021)
Scott Batters (2022)

1st Grade Premierships

Thirteen top-flight premierships, under the names Western Suburbs, Wests Subiaco and Wests Scarborough.

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International Representatives

1971–72 Bob Thompson
Australia v South Africa; Wallaby tours to France and New Zealand
2002 Joji Soqoiwasa
Fiji tour to Ireland, Wales and Scotland
2016–17 Albert Nikoro
Manu Samoa
2017 AJ Alatimu
Manu Samoa, test debut against Scotland
2018 Walter Koteka
Cook Islands, scrum-half

Australia U20s (Junior Wallabies)

2013 & 2014 Brad Lacey
2015 Riley Winter
2017 Sama Malolo
2023 Jhy Legg
2024 Kauri Tipene-Grace, Boston Fakafanua
2025 Boston Fakafanua, Finn Prass

Other Australian junior representatives

1987 Alex Radonjic, Australian U16s
1992 Brad Fraser, Australian U16s
2010 Gary Neugebauer, Australian Schoolboys

Western Force and Perth Spirit Representatives

Perth Spirit was RugbyWA’s team in the National Rugby Championship (NRC) from 2014, winning the title in 2016. From 2018 the side played as the Western Force. These Wests players have represented the Perth Spirit and the Western Force.

Pek Cowan
Sam Wykes
Kane Koteka
Brad Lacey
AJ Alatimu
Feleti Kaitu’u
Jeremy Thrush
Aisake Meo
Chris Tuatara-Morrison
Jonah Placid
Seta Baker
Jhy Legg
Kauri Tipene-Grace
Kainoa Gudgeon

Western Force U16 and U19 Representatives

Since 2022 the Western Force U16 and U19 teams have given WA’s best young players a national pathway. Wests players selected:

2026 U16 Stewart Rishworth
2025 U19 Charles Cairns, Charlie Groom, Connor Hulme, Billy Krsticevic, Jock Parkinson, Alius Tutai, Rohan Viskovich
2025 U16 Jamie McKenzie
2024 U19 Jackson Bridges, Felix Cooper, Billy Krsticevic, Alius Tutai
2024 U16 Archie Elton, Lincoln Williams
2023 U19 Kauri Tipene-Grace

Old Boars Tournament Wins

2017 Bali 10s
Champions
2026 Phuket 11s
Champions

P.G. Hampshire Medal

WA Rugby’s First Grade Best and Fairest award.

1967 Shelburn Wray

1971 Bob Thompson

1973 John Graham (joint winner)

1976 Tom Greenshields

1981 Dennis Fullgrabe

1990 Trevor McLennan

1998 Andrew Cleverley

WA State Senior Representatives

1951 Brice Lummis, Jack Sofoulis

1952 Bill Dixon, Brice Lummis, Jim Rolfe

1953 Bill Dixon, Brice Lummis, John McCullough, Peter Moffat, Jan Onderwater, Frank Prior, Bill Dixon

1954 Brice Lummis, Murray Lantzke, John McCullough, Terry Satie

1956 Dirk Hessels

1957 Dirk Hessels, Murray Lantzke, Kevin O’Regan, Frank Robins, Dean Shaw, Jim Thomas, Roy Young

1958 Tommy Knapp, Murray Lantzke

1959 Murray Lantzke

1962 Graham Binks, Marius Dutry, Daniel Fitch, Geoff Hassan, Tommy Knapp, Murray Lantzke, Graham Place, Merv Wells

1963 Bill Kocas

1964 Bill Kocas (Captain), Graham Place

1965 Bill Benson, John Greenlees, Ross Hartman, Malcolm Mack

1966 John Greenlees, Carl Greenwood

1968 Kevin McCue, Carl Greenwood, Tony Jubb, Alun Lewis, Roy McCabe Graeme Moody, Eric Weigle, Shelburn Wray (Captain/Coach)

1969 Charlie Eiler, Tony Jubb, Dave Moody, Kell Trainor, Harold Rainbow, Eric Weigle

1970 Tony Jubb, K. Maloney, Dave Moody, P. Nettles, Bob Thompson, Kell Trainor (Captain)

1971 Tim Beale, Dave Commons, Frank Eggleton, Johnny Graham, Jack Martin,Dave Moody, Paul Nettles, Bob Thompson, Kell Trainor

1972 Tim Beale, Dave Commons, Peter Downey, Johnny Graham (Captain), Leo Harding, Bill Hunt, Trevor Lamb, Kell Trainor

1973 Dave Commons, Dennis Fullgrabe, Johnny Graham (Captain), Bill Hunt

1974 Dave Gleghorn, Dave Commons, Stuart Henry, Bill Hunt, Sam McCort, Mike Sayer, Trevor Vaughan, Shelburn Wray (Coach)

1975 Rob Ashley, Barry Baldwin, Sam McCort, Dave Commons, Dennis Fullgrabe, Bill Hunt, George Russell, Jeff Wilkins, Norm Blizzard (Coach)

1976 Rob Ashley, Dave Commons, Dave Cleghorn, Digby Glass, Tom Greenshields, Stuart Henry, Bill Hunt, Sam McCort, Mike Sayer (Captain), Norm Blizzard (Coach)

1977 Graham Ainsworth, Dave Commons, Tom Greenshields, Stuart Henry

1978 Graham Ainsworth, Tom Allen, Dave Gleghorn, Kevin Darcy, Colin Farrell, Lyndsay Harris, Stuart Henry (Captain), Mike Sayer, Karl Temata

1979 Dennis Fullgrabe, Mike Sayer

1981 Lyn Chandler, Dennis Fullgrabe, Steve Measey

1982 Lyn Chandler, Dennis Fullgrabe, Alan Pearson, Wayne Taylor, Steve Watts

1983 Peter Lewis

1984 Tony Rowe

1985 Tony Rowe

1986 Peter Earsman, Steve Leahy, Tony Rowe

1987 Peter Earsman, Tony Lewis, John Hunt

1989 Trevor McClennan

1990 Vaughan Boultwood, Trevor McClennan

1991 Vaughan Boultwood, Alan Mewburn

1993 Eddie Saaga

1995 Tony Munro

1996 Alan Mewburn

1998 Andrew Cleverley, Wayne Green, Marty Williams

1999 Wayne Green

2000 Mike Adlam, Hamish Grace, Wayne Green, Terry Smith

2001 Joe Fenton, Aaron Broughton, Mark Gardiner, Hamish Grace, Dave Hudson, Greg Plimmer

2002 Scott Batters, Jim Berrigan, Hamish Grace, Bryce Mowll, Terry Smith, Greg Plimmer, Wayne Gibson (Coach)

2003 Scott Batters, Jim Berrigan, Bryce Mowll, Dwayne Grace, Craig Hogan,Des Thornton (Coach)

2004 Scott Batters, Mike Rowe, Leon Felton, Kitti Fuluna, Dwayne Grace, Craig Hogan, Bryce Mowll

2005 Scott Batters (Captain), Mike Rowe (Vice Captain), Bryce Mowll, Dwayne Grace, Leon Felton

2006 Dwayne Grace, Mike Rowe (Captain), Leon Felton, Richard Wild, Des Thornton (Coach)

2007 Leon Felton, Kitione Fuluna, Luke Gibb, Richard Wild, David Von Kotze, Kane Allen

From the end of 2007 to 2009 there has been no WA State side.

2011 Chris Miles, Heremaia Te Aute, Isaiah Mosese, Chance Peni

2012 Chance Bunce, Teava Te Rangi, Brad Lacey, Kane Koteka

2013 Brad Lacey, Kane Koteka, Vincent Silulu, Allan Wheeler

2014 Brad Lacey, Kane Koteka

In 2014 the Perth Spirit was established to play in the National Rugby Championship (NRC).

2015 Brad Lacey, Kane Koteka, Riley Winter, Pek Cowan

2016 Kane Koteka, Riley Winter, Pek Cowan, Semisi Masirewa, Gus Taylor, AJ Alatimu

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