It was decided that the club should join the Adelaide and Suburban Association,[1] and after several new members had been elected the meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman.

The Secretary Mr J. Carr reported that at a previous meeting the following colours had been decided upon:— Darkblue guernsey with gold band, dark-blue trousers and hose.

In its history of almost 100 years, West Torrens won only four premierships; conversely, however, they only slumped to the wooden spoon on six occasions, evidence that they were generally quite competitive.

During World War II, West Torrens merged with Port Adelaide Football Club and won the 1942 premiership.

In 1990, with the imminent entry of the South Australian-based Adelaide Crows into the national Australian Football League (AFL), it was decided that West Torrens and Woodville would amalgamate.

* 1983 SANFL Escort Cup Grand Final played at West Torrens home ground Thebarton Oval.