The John Leonard Perpetual Shield, for men’s champions of the Western Australian Basketball Association 1946–1988<br><br>Going anti-clockwise from the top- <b>1946:</b> Subiaco Police Boys, <b>1947:</b> Combines, <b>1948:</b> Subiaco, <b>1949:</b> Subiaco, <b>1950:</b> Storm, <b>1951:</b> Patria, <b>1952:</b> Patria, <b>1953:</b> Patria, <b>1954:</b> Subiaco, <b>1955:</b> Subiaco, <b>1956:</b> Patria, <b>1957:</b> University, <b>1958:</b> YMCA, <b>1959:</b> YMCA, <b>1960:</b> YMCA, <b>1961:</b> Highgate, <b>1962:</b> YMCA, <b>1963:</b> YMCA, <b>1964:</b> YMCA, <b>1965:</b> Perth, <b>1966:</b> YMCA, <b>1967:</b> YMCA, <b>1968:</b> Highgate, <b>1969:</b> Highgate, <b>1970:</b> Perth, <b>1971:</b> Subiaco, <b>1972:</b> Perth, <b>1973:</b> Perth, <b>1974:</b> Swan Districts, <b>1975:</b> Stirling, <b>1976:</b> Perth, <b>1977:</b> Perth, <b>1978:</b> Stirling, <b>1979:</b> Scarborough City, <b>1980:</b> East Perth, <b>1981:</b> Stirling, <b>1982:</b> Stirling, <b>1983:</b> East Perth, <b>1984:</b> Cockburn, <b>1985:</b> Swans, <b>1986:</b> Wanneroo, <b>1987:</b> Tangney, <b>1988:</b> East Perth
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