Wantirna South Football Club

Established in 1952 and situated at Walker Reserve Tyner Road in Wantirna South.

The community got together and erected the entrance gates and plaque in their memory and from that day the three parcels of land are known as Walker Reserve.

1958 - The Devils win club's first senior premiership defeating Silvan with promotion to First Division.

Both senior and reserve sides were premiers & named champion club of the EDFL.

This was the club's first premiership in Eastern Football League, after defeating Waverley in the Grand Final by 25 points.

2002 - The club won its second Eastern Football League, premiership defeating Doncaster East by three points.

2004 - Wantirna South won its third Eastern Football League premiership defeating Montrose in the Grand Final by two points.

2006-2008: Division 2 2006 - The Devils spent most of the season around the top of the ladder but lost both Finals matches.

Reserve team also won the premiership- “Devils Double” 2015 - 2018: Division 2 2015 - Started the year well but dropped off due to a mounting injury list finishing outside the top 4 in Division 2, the reserves were in 1st place most of the year but unfortunately lost the grand final.

2016 - The club was hopeful of adding another premiership to its collection with a welcome return to winning more games during the home and away season.

The club finished the season runners up however, losing heavily to Bayswater in the Division 2 Grand Final.

The senior team won 6 games and drew one avoiding relegation by only 2 points in what was a very even competition particularly between the bottom 6 clubs.

2020 - Season abandoned due to Victorian Government imposing liberty restrictions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

2021 - Season commenced but was interrupted due to Government restrictions in response to the ongoing pandemic.