1993

FIRST GRADE First round: ARKs 16-3, Wanneroo 30-7, Kalamunda 20-13, Palmyra 10-36, Nedlands 3-28, Cottesloe 13-10, Associates 23-18, Western Suburbs 24-0, University 52-10. Second round: ARKs 49-12, Wanneroo 61-0, Kalamunda 5-9, Palmyra 6-32, Nedlands 17-46, Cottesloe 7-19, Associates 32-0, Western Suburbs 25-3, University 41-19. Minor semi-final: Kalamunda 14-34. Third in competition, semi-finalists. Thanks to the return of some quality players, Bill Watt's First Grade enjoyed a solid year but fell short against big guns Nedlands and Palmyra. They went into the finals in fourth place but let Kalamunda get away late in the semi-final to lose the game.

SECOND GRADE First round: ARKs 30-17, Wanneroo 20-0, Kalamunda 6-16, Palmyra 25-3, Nedlands 18-3, Cottesloe 0-27, Associates 5-11, Western Suburbs 25-0, University 25-5. Second round: ARKs 29-5, Wanneroo 25-0, Kalamunda 17-8, Palmyra 19-43, Nedlands 3-17, Cottesloe 3-27, Associates 3-11, Western Suburbs 19-0, University 57-0. Summary: Fifth in competition. Bryan Fisher's second grade lost to the top four in both rounds and finished in the middle of table, with the club still lacking depth.

THIRD GRADE Murdoch 34-6, Rockingham 0-13, Kalamunda 13-3, Leeming 14-12, Nedlands 7-20, Palmyra 3-7, University 31-0, Western Suburbs 6-0, Associates 10-7, ARKs 26-10, Wanneroo 37-5, Cottesloe 28-10, Curtin 21-12, Murdoch 5-20, Rockingham 13-20, Kalamunda 0-5, Leeming 5-25, Nedlands 55-3. Summary: Seventh in competition (14 teams). Trevor Waru's third grade enjoyed a year of mixed fortunes and finished in the middle of the table, a vast improvement from 1992.

FOURTH GRADE Murdoch 8-42, Rockingham 10-3, Kalamunda 13-3, Leeming 14-3, Nedlands 18-3, Palmyra 5-5, Bunbury 5-20, Western Suburbs 15-10, Associates 10-15, ARKs 39-0, Associates B 5-8, Cottesloe 32-0, Curtin 39-3, Murdoch 3-12, Rockingham 7-22, Kalamunda 7-14, Leeming 39-8, Nedlands 19-12. Summary: Seventh in competition (14 teams). John Reti's fourth grade started the year well but ended up with varied success to finish two places adrift of the finals.

FIFTH GRADE First round: Murdoch 50-0, Rockingham 43-10, Midland 24-7, Collie 13-27, Palmyra 17-16, Nedlands 8-16, University 16-5, Associates 0-7, Mount Lawley 7-8. Second round: Murdoch 33-5, Rockingham 39-12, Midland 23-3, Collie 32-0, Palmyra 10-14, Nedlands 31-5, University 19-6, Associates 57-10, Mount Lawley 15-5. Minor semi-final: Collie 18-5 Preliminary final: University 5-5 Summary: Fourth in competition, finalists. Fabulous fifths, enjoying the boundless talents and generous nature of Peter Westaway as coach, had a reasonable first round but surged ahead in the second round to beat all the top three teams and finish a close fourth. They took out Collie in the minor semi-final but drew with Uni in the preliminary final, allowing the students to go through on superior percentage. A moral premiership for the awe-inspiring crack unit that is Perth-Bayswater fifth grade.

COLTS Kalamunda 24-10, Cottesloe 14-19, Nedlands 8-23, Palmyra 30-3, University 23-10, Western Suburbs 22-15, Associates 15-13, Wanneroo 46-0, Kalamunda 58-0, Cottesloe 10-8, Nedlands 27-31, Palmyra 50-5, University 29-0, Western Suburbs 15-11, Associates 49-3. Major semi-final: Nedlands 15-22 Preliminary final: Cottesloe 10-9 Grand Final: Nedlands 0-12. Summary: Second in competition, grand finalists. Alan Hill's colts performed consistently all year to finish second, but never quite got the wood on Neddies, who beat them 4 times during the season. A good season and a fine job by coach and players.