2013 WAFL Grand Final

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{{Infobox Australian rules football grand final

| year = 2013

| competition = WAFL

| image =

| home ={{WAFL|WP}}

| home_score = 20.11 (131)

| away = {{WAFL|EP}}

| away_score = 12.10 (82)

| date = 22 September 2013

| simpson = Mark Hutchings ({{WAFL|WP}})

| attendance = 20,008

| stadium = Patersons Stadium

| network = ABC1 (television)
720 ABC (radio)
ABC Grandstand (radio/online)

| last = 2012

| next = 2014

}}

The 2013 WAFL Grand Final was an Australian rules football game contested between the West Perth Football Club and the East Perth Football Club on Sunday 22 September 2013 at Patersons Stadium, to determine the premier team of the West Australian Football League (WAFL) for the 2013 season.

West Perth won the game by 49 points - 20.11 (131) to 12.10 (82) - and Mark Hutchings of West Perth was awarded the Simpson Medal.{{cite news |last1=Hope |first1=Shayne |title=Surprise stoppages win the critical factor |work=The West Australian |date=23 September 2013 |pages=6-7, The Game}} The win gave West Perth's 19th WAFL premiership.

Match Details

{{AFLGameDetailed

|title = 2013 WAFL Grand Final

|date = Sunday, 22 September 2:15pm

|home team = {{WAFL|WP}}

|home Q1 = 4.2 (26)

|home Q2 = 10.3 (63)

|home Q3 = 13.7 (85)

|home final = 20.11 (131)

|home super =

|home goals =

|home best =

|home injuries =

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|winner = H

|away team = {{WAFL|EP}}

|away Q1 = 5.2 (32)

|away Q2 = 8.4 (52)

|away Q3 = 11.8 (74)

|away final = 12.10 (82)

|away super =

|away goals =

|away best =

|away injuries =

|away reports =

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|venue = Patersons Stadium

|crowd = 20,008

|report = [https://www.wafl.com.au/match/league-west-perth-v-east-perth-grand-final-2013 Source]

|umpires =

|BOG award = Simpson Medal

|BOG winner = Mark Hutchings

|broadcast = ABC1

|anthem =

|notes =

}}

Teams

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{{Aussie rules team | title = West Perth

| backpocket1 = 20 Laine Rasmussen

| fullback = 12 Daniel Hunt

| backpocket2 = 7 Steven Browne

| halfbackflank1 = 3 Andrew Strijk

| centrehalfback = 20 Shaun Marusic

| halfbackflank2 = 5 Jordan Jones

| wing1 = 1 Aaron Black

| centre = 8 Mark Hutchings

| wing2 = 4 Rohan Kerr

| halfforwardflank1 = 2 Jason Salecic (c)

| centrehalfforward = 40 Josh Mellington

| halfforwardflank2 = 6 Marc Crisp

| forwardpocket1 = 47 Kody Manning

| fullforward = 17 Matthew Fowler

| forwardpocket2 = 44 Nicholas Rodda

| ruck = 19 Chris Keunen

| ruckrover = 18 Jay Van Berlo

| rover = 10 Matthe Guadagnin

| interchange1 = 25 Ray Bartholomew

| interchange2 = 14 Shane Nelson

| interchange3 = 23 Luke Tedesco

| interchange4 = 27 Steve Potente

| interchange5 =

| interchange6 =

| coach = Bill Monaghan

}}

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{{Aussie rules team | | title = East Perth

| backpocket1 = 11 Ryan Maldenis

| fullback = 6 Kyle Anderson

| backpocket2 = 18 Jacob Derickx

| halfbackflank1 = 16 Jarrad Oakley-Nicholls

| centrehalfback = 20 Blayne Wilson

| halfbackflank2 = 37 Mitch Fraser

| wing1 = 28 Cale Morton

| centre = 7 Brendan Lee

| wing2 = 2 Steven Payne

| halfforwardflank1 = 5 Aaron Sweet

| centrehalfforward = 22 Scott Lycett

| halfforwardflank2 = 13 Craig Wulff (c)

| forwardpocket1 = 44 Michael Swan

| fullforward = 15 Josh Smith

| forwardpocket2 = 1 Dean Cadwallader

| ruck = 19 Paul Johnson

| ruckrover = 39 Adam Selwood

| rover = 27 Jamie Cripps

| interchange1 = 4 Cameron Grover

| interchange2 = 3 Matt Seal

| interchange3 = 46 Arthur Bennell

| interchange4 = 12 Marcus White

| interchange5 =

| interchange6 =

| coach = Brian Dawson

}}

References

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{{WAFL Grand Finals}}

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