Proud of the Past....Confident of the future
2020
Season interrupted due to COVID-19, Lighting upgraded to 100 lux ($500K investment), Y7 – Premiers,Y7/8 Girls Premiers, Y9/10 Girls Premiers, Y10 – Premiers, 603 members.
2019
Year 7-8 Girls Premiers Year 9 Boys Premiers Year 10 Boys Premiers 564 Members
2018
External Pavilion completed. Electronic Scoreboard installed. Year 9 – 11 Youth Girls Premiers. 549 Members
2017
Clubroom renovation and upgrade completed Over 100 Female players registered for the first time Year 7 – 9 Youth Girls Premiers 507 members
2016
State and National Award recognition for Starkick program with; WA Community Service Excellence Award (WACOSS). Foxtel Clubs Award. Department Sport and Recreation – Commitment to Participation Award. Finalist National Disability Awards – Parliament House Canberra. “Cooly” The new Club Mascot launched. 447 Members
2015
Starkick launched – An Australia first program catering for children with disability
2014
Year 9’s Premiers. 440 members
2013
Year 11’s Premiers. 413 Members
2012
Bombers – 25th Anniversary Celebration. Fourth Light tower installed. Teams aligned to School years rather than age. 391 members
2010
Prime Minister Julia Gillard visits Coolbinia U11 game to toss the coin. First year of full female pathway from Bomberettes through to Youth girls. U 13’s Premiers. 370 members
2009
Name change to Coolbinia Bombers JFC. Third light tower installed. 380 members
2007
20th Year Anniversary of Bombers JFC. U15’s Premiers. 420 members
2006
“Bomberettes” program begins. The first all female football program to be run in WA. U13’s Premiers. 407 members
2005
Two modern floodlight towers installed. Club website www.bombersjfc.asn.au launched. U13’s Premiers. 272 members
1998
U13’s Premiers. 228 members.
1997
Bombers JFC aligned back to East Perth finishing association with Claremont
1995
Club Policy of using China Cups and Saucers to serve morning Tea has resulted in many compliments from patrons of the club canteen. 178 members
1991
Introduction of the Sausage sizzle at home games. Bombers JFC are aligned to WAFL club Claremont moving away from East Perth. 116 Members
1988
Coolbinia-Yokine JFC and Dianella JFC amalgamate to form “Bombers JFC”. Playing Strip Black with Red sash (CBJFC). 125 members
1986
U15’s Premiers (D)
1985
Fees of $20 were waived for the season in an effort to attract players. 46 members (CY). 1985 – U14’s Premiers (D)
1983
Coolbinia-Yokine JFC host the “”Country Carnival”” catering for 500 boys. The need to run 6 Pie Warmers blowing the power fuses at the club. 117 members (CY)”
1982
1982 – U11 Premiers (D)
1977-79
1977 – U12-B and U13 Premiers (D). 1978 – U18 Premiers (CY). 1978 – U14 Premiers (D). 1979 – U18 Premiers (CY)
1975
1975 – Wall to Wall Carpet installed in the new Clubrooms along with 2 Pool tables. U18 Premiers (CY). 111 members
1974
U10 and U17 Premiers (D)
1973
Relocation to Coolbinia #1 known at the time as Bradford St. Reserve. Club initiates a Canteen, selling Cool drinks and Morning Teas. Competition changes to U11, U13, U15 and U17 age groups. U15 Premiers (D). 139 members (CY)
1972
U14-A, U14-B and U18 Premiers (D)
1971
WANFL boundary redistribution forces families to move to new clubs. Coolbinia-Yokine considered for forced closure. 166 members (CY). U12 and U14 Premiers (D)
1969-70
1969 – U11 Premiers (D). 1970 – U11 and U12 Premiers (D). 1970 – U14 Premiers (CY). 199 Members
1967-68
1967 – U14 Premiers (D). 1968 – U12 and U18 Premiers (CY). 170 members
1964-65
1964 – U 14’s Premiers (CY). 1965 – U14 Premiers (CY). 100 members
1961
Inaugural year of Coolbinia -Yokine JFC. Home Ground – Alexander Park. Playing Strip – Red/White/Black stripes (CY). U14’s Premiers. 46 Members
1957
Inaugural year of Dianella JFC initially known as “Morley-Park”. Home Ground – Wordsworth Reserve. Playing Strip – Green with Gold Yoke (D)