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Football Hall of Fame Western Australia was formed in 1996 to promote, preserve and protect the history of soccer in Western Australia.
| Name | Year inducted |
|---|---|
| Ron Adair | 2005 |
| Sandra Brentnall | 2012 |
| Robbie Dunn | 2005 |
| Gary Marocchi | 2005 |
| John McInroy | 2005 |
| Alan Vest | 2016 |
| Robert Zabica | 2012 |
| Name | Year inducted |
|---|---|
| Alex Senjuschenko | |
| Dave Roxby | |
| David Kamasz | |
| Frank Reid | |
| Geoff Cole | |
| Harold Boys | |
| Rene de Koning |
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