Perth, Western Australia

Perth is the capital the Australian state of Western Australia. A population of 1,507,900 makes Perth by far the largest city in Western Australia and home to three-quarters of the state's residents. It is the fourth largest city in Australia.

Teams that played here

• Perth Heat, Australian Baseball League 1989-99
• Perth Heat, Australian Baseball League 2010-

People born here

• Tony Adamson, Australian national team infielder
• Tyler Anderson, minor league coach
• Clint Balgera, minor league outfielder
• Jake Bowey, minor league catcher
• Jon Byrne, umpire
• Bjay Cooke, minor league infielder
• Rebecca Crosby, Australian women's national team pitcher
• Mark Ettles, pitcher
• Robbie Glendinning, minor league infielder
• Mitch Graham, minor league infielder
• Kaye Greenham, Australian national team physician
• Alex Hall, minor league catcher
• Kieren Hall, Australian national team pitcher
• Liam Hendriks, pitcher
• Jason Hewitt, Australian national team infielder
• Kevin Hooker, scout
• Stuart Howell, Australian national team pitcher
• Shaun Hrabar, minor league outfielder
• Luke Hughes, infielder
• Mark Kelly, minor league pitcher
• Sam Kennelly, minor league infielder
• Tim Kennelly, minor league utility player
• Briley Knight, minor league outfielder
• Matthew Lawman, minor league infielder
• Aaron MacKenzie, minor league pitcher
• Andrew McNally, minor league pitcher
• Scott Metcalf, minor league infielder
• Scott Mitchinson, minor league pitcher
• John Moore, Australian national team catcher-outfielder
• Ben Risinger, minor league utility player
• Duane Rochford, minor league pitcher
• Jason Smit, minor league infielder
• Brendon Thomas, minor league pitcher
• Shane Tonkin, CPBL pitcher
• Dean White, minor league infielder
• Jess Williams, minor league outfielder
• Brendan Wise, minor league pitcher
• Christian Wise, New Zealand national team pitcher