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This is a list of Australian Lacrosse national champions.

Trophy

Men's National Champions: Garland McHarg Trophy

Women's National Champions: Joy Parker Cup

Champions

Year Men Women
Champion Venue Champion Venue
1910 Victoria Adelaide no competition
1912 Victoria Melbourne
1920 South Australia Sydney
1923 South Australia Brisbane
1926 South Australia Adelaide
1929 Victoria Perth
1932 Victoria Melbourne
1936 Victoria Adelaide
1939 Victoria Brisbane
1947 Western Australia Perth
1950 Victoria Melbourne
1953 Victoria Adelaide
1956 Victoria Perth
1959 South Australia Melbourne
1962 South Australia Adelaide Victoria
1963 no competition South Australia
1964 South Australia
1965 Victoria Perth South Australia Perth
1966 no competition Victoria
1967 South Australia
1968 Victoria Melbourne Victoria
1969 no competition Victoria
1970 Victoria Adelaide South Australia
1971 no competition South Australia
1972 Western Australia Perth Victoria
1973 no competition South Australia
1974 Victoria Melbourne Victoria
1975 no competition South Australia
1976 South Australia Adelaide South Australia
1977 South Australia Perth Victoria
1978 no competition Western Australia
1979 Victoria Melbourne South Australia
1980 no competition Western Australia
1981 Western Australia Adelaide Victoria
1982 Western Australia Perth South Australia Adelaide
1983 South Australia Melbourne Victoria Hobart
1984 Western Australia Adelaide Western Australia Perth
1985 Western Australia Perth South Australia Melbourne
1986 Victoria Adelaide South Australia Adelaide
1987 Victoria Melbourne South Australia Hobart
1988 Western Australia Adelaide South Australia Perth
1989 Western Australia Melbourne South Australia Melbourne
1990 Western Australia Perth South Australia Adelaide
1991 Western Australia Adelaide South Australia Melbourne
1992 Victoria Melbourne South Australia Perth
1993 Western Australia Perth South Australia Melbourne
1994 Victoria Adelaide South Australia Adelaide
1995 Western Australia Melbourne South Australia Melbourne
1996 Western Australia Perth Victoria Perth
1997 Victoria Adelaide South Australia Adelaide
1998 Victoria Melbourne Victoria Melbourne
1999 Victoria Adelaide South Australia Sydney
2000 Western Australia Perth South Australia Hobart
2001 South Australia Melbourne South Australia Perth
2002 South Australia Perth South Australia Adelaide
2003 South Australia Adelaide South Australia Melbourne
2004 Victoria Melbourne* South Australia Sydney
2005 Victoria Adelaide* South Australia Adelaide
2006 Western Australia Perth* no competition
2007 Victoria Melbourne* South Australia Sydney
2008 Victoria Perth Victoria Perth
2009 Victoria Adelaide Victoria Melbourne
2010 Victoria Melbourne South Australia Melbourne
2011 Victoria Adelaide Western Australia Adelaide
2012 South Australia Perth Western Australia Perth
2013 Western Australia Melbourne Victoria Melbourne
2014 South Australia Adelaide Victoria Adelaide
2015 Western Australia Perth Victoria Perth
2016 Victoria Melbourne Victoria Melbourne
2017 Victoria Adelaide Victoria Adelaide
2018 Victoria Perth Western Australia Perth
2019 Victoria Melbourne Victoria Melbourne
2020 no competition – COVID-19 pandemic
2021 no competition – COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Victoria Melbourne Victoria Melbourne
2023 South Australia Adelaide South Australia Adelaide
2024 Western Australia Perth Western Australia Perth

* For the Australian Lacrosse League that ran from 2004 to 2007, the venue refers to that of the championship game

Total Championships:

  • Men's
    1. Victoria: 33
    2. Western Australia: 18
    3. South Australia: 14
  • Women's
    1. South Australia: 33
    2. Victoria: 20
    3. Western Australia: 7

See also

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