WEST STIRLING INDIANS

We've come a long way...​

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The Club was formed in 1936 under the name of Wests. Their first home ground was Langley Park. In 1955 the Club was renamed West Perth and was relocated to Leederville Oval.

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Later in 1972, due to pressures from other sports at Leederville Oval the Club was relocated to it's present site at Millington Reserve and in 1976 the name West Stirling was Introduced. In 1978 the Club took the progressive steps of introducing Sub-District club's Balcatta and Carine.

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In 1987 the Clubs new diamond (fully enclosed) Kevan Langdon Field was opened. It was named in honour of the Club's longest serving President. With the passing of Kevan in 1995 the Club took steps with the City of Stirling to have the ground officially recognized as Kevan Langdon Reserve.