club's inception in 1900 to 1979. The second induction occurred in 2015, mainly covering the years up to and including 1987 (the year West Coast entered the VFL), and eight of the existing members from the inaugural intake were elevated to legend status. The third intake occurred on 14 August 2021, with a further eight members inducted and two existing members elevated to Legend status. There are currently 88 members in the club Hall of Fame. The current ten club legends, in alphabetical order by surname, are: Brian Ciccotosto John Gerovich Frank Jenkins Clive Lewington Steve Marsh Stephen Michael Bernie Naylor Tony Parentich John Todd Frank Treasure South Fremantle Indigenous Team of the Century During NAIDOC Week in 2009, South Fremantle celebrated their long and extensive link to Indigenous Australians by naming an Indigenous Team of the century from the 78 Indigenous players that had played for them since Jimmy Melbourne first played in 1902. Selected by former club captain and chief executive Brian Ciccotosto, premiership coach Mal Brown and journalist Ray Wilson. Four of the players selected, Stephen Michael, Maurice Rioli, Nicky Winmar and Peter Matera, were also selected in the Australia-wide Indigenous Team of the Century. Military service South Fremantle footballers at VFL/AFL level Since the expansion of the Victorian Football League to become the national elite league in the late 1980s, numerous players from South Fremantle have represented various teams, especially the two Western Australia-based teams, West Coast and Fremantle. The list below is a summary of South Fremantle players who have achieved the highest individual honours while playing for a VFL/AFL club. Brownlow Medal: Brad Hardie (1985) Norm Smith Medal: Maurice Rioli (1982), Peter Matera (1992) All-Australian team: Bruce Monteath (1979), Maurice Rioli (1983, 1986), Brad Hardie (1986), Mark Bairstow (1987, 1991, 1992), Peter Matera (1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997), Nicky Winmar (1991, 1995), David Hart (1994), Glen Jakovich (1994, 1995), Peter Bell (1999, 2003), Darren Gaspar (2000, 2001), Phil Matera (2003), James Clement (2004, 2005), Tim Kelly (2019) VFL/AFL Premiership: Colin Beard (1969), Bruce Monteath (1980), Jon Dorotich (1987), Glen Jakovich (1992, 1994), Peter Matera (1992, 1994), Peter Sumich (1992, 1994), John Worsfold (1992, 1994), David Hart (1994), Peter Bell (1996, 1999), Ashley McGrath (2003), Mark Williams (2008), Shai Bolton (2019, 2020), Marlion Pickett (2019, 2020) References and notes External links West Australian Football League – Official WAFL site West Australian Football League clubs WAFL