Common coaching ground for Bali bombing pair

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Round 3 March 30, 2012
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Bali bombing pair
have coaching in
common
New Subiaco and East Perth colts coaches Steven
Armstrong and Clint Ernst have more in common
than sharing a home ground as former WAFL
players coaching in their first season.
Both men were in Bali in 2002 when the Sari
Club was torn apart, killing 202 people including
88 Australians. Armstrong was on his first end-ofseason trip with Melbourne Football Club.
They both suffered physical injuries that would
slowly heal and emotional injuries that will never
leave them.
When Australian Bravery Decorations were
awarded following the tragedy that rocked our
neighbours, Ernst was among 199 honoured for
showing great bravery or providing outstanding
service after the Bali terrorist attacks. He was
recognised for acts of bravery considered worthy of
recognition.
Ernst was less than 10m from the bomb when it
exploded.
“It is a coincidence where Steven and I have
ended up 10 years after being in Bali,” said Ernst
who has a 100 percent record, coaching his charges
to victory last weekend in their opening game over
2011 grand finalists Claremont.
“I knew Steven was there but I don’t think he
realises I was there too. I’ve met him a few times but
have never really brought it up.
// Adam
Pickering
“It shows you how small the world is and perhaps
incidents like that are why we get into coaching.
Life is short and through coaching you can have an
impact on people’s lives and hopefully help them
get the best out of themselves.”
Ernst, who played 15 games for East Perth from
2004-2005 was selected in the 2008 State Country
side.
The 29-year-old has four years’ experience
coaching East Perth development squads and was
a member of the league side’s match committee last
season before taking the coaching job this year from
former West Coast Eagle Michael Braun.
“This is a career for me,” he said about coaching.
“By building structures and showing you can
be organised at colts level you can certainly build a
career platform.
“But while I have career goals the boys I am
coaching have goals too. That may be starting with
playing 10 colts games and I want to help develop
a structure and culture at East Perth where as many
players as possible get drafted or go on to play 100
plus games for this club.
“I’ve got a real passion for developing young
players and I started coaching some of these
boys at Under 14 and Under 15 level and it’s really
rewarding watching them come further through the
system.” Armstrong has been in the football system,
including at the highest level, for a long time.
After making his WAFL debut in 2000 at the age
of 16, he went on to play for Melbourne and West
Coast, claiming the ultimate prize when he collected
his premiership medallion as part of the Eagles 2006
winning grand final side.
As a member of one of the most recognisable
football families in WA, the grandson of Ken and
son of Garry is forging his own coaching career after
ending his 93-game career with Perth at the end of
2011.
He knows the pressures and expectations of
young men in the football system. He was an AFL/
AIS Academy member in 2001 and was joint winner
of the Larke Medal as the fairest and best player at
the Under 18s national championships.
As for starting new chapters in their lives as
recently retired players-turned-coaches, Armstrong
and Ernst are not alone.
Four-time WAFL premiership player Caine Hayes
is coaching the Subiaco reserves, former Subiaco
and East Fremantle player Clinton Rudd is in charge
of the East Perth reserves, former Carlton and East
Perth player Adam Pickering is coaching the East
Perth reserves and the new Swan Districts reserves
coach is former West Perth player Geoff Valentine.
Not to mention two men who are leading the
charge at the highest State level, Marc Webb and
Paul Hasleby who are guiding league teams
Claremont and South Fremantle in their first
major coaching roles.
Hayes, now 32, made his WAFL debut
in 2000. He played 42 games with East
Perth from 2000-2003 then 79 with Subiaco
between 2004 and 2009. He played in a
premiership with the Royals in 2001 and won
another three with the Lions in 2004, 2006
and 2008. He played three State games and
won the Simpson Medal as WA’s best in the
2006 State clash.
Rudd played 19 games for Subiaco
between 2001 and2003 then another eight
games for East Fremantle in 2008. The
29-year-old more recently played football in
the Goldfields and worked as an assistant to
last year’s Royals reserves coach David Hynes.
Thirty-year-old Pickering moved to
Western Australia after playing seven games
with Carlton ahead of his 111-game career
with the Royals between 2004 and 2010.
// Caine Hayes with his 2004 premiership teammates and coach Peter German
Now aged 40, Valentine played 37 games
for West Perth from 1994-1996. Swans had a
bye in Round 1 but in Round 2 he ironically
coached the Black Ducks to a 74-point win
over the Falcons.
// Steven Armstrong
The coaches
records so far in
season 2012:
Steven Armstrong
Round 1: lost to West Perth by 2 points
Round 2: lost to Peel Thunder by 33 points
Clint Ernst
Round 1: Bye
Round 2: beat Claremont by 4 points
Caine Hayes
Round 1: beat West Perth by 1 point
Round 2: lost to Peel by 70 points
Clinton Rudd
Season 2012
Round 1: Bye
Round 2: lost to Claremont by 4 points
Adam Pickering
Round 1: beat Claremont by 52 points
Round 2: beat South Fremantle by 31 points
Geoff Valentine
Round 1: Bye
Round 2: beat West Perth by 74 points
“It shows you how small
the world is and perhaps
incidents like that are
why we get into coaching.
Life is short and through
coaching you can have
an impact on people’s
lives and hopefully help
them get the best out of
themselves,” Clint Ernst.
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Awards
tipping
Player of the Year Leading
WITH the advantage of their goalkicker award
teams having won their first two
games, Subiaco and Claremont
each have two players in the
leading pack for the Osborne
Park Volkswagen Player of the
Year Award.
It is only early days and East
Fremantle is yet to play a game
this season. An eight-goal haul
last week easily put Lion Des
Headland amongst the top vote
getters after Round 2.
Round 2 votes
Leading goal kickers
for 2012
After Round 2
10
Des Headland (SUB)
6
Chad Jones (CL), Paul
Medhurst (CL), Matthew
Moody (PTH),
5
Paul Bevan (PTH), Tim
Geappen (SD),
4
Trinity Handley (CL),
Ian Richardson (CL),
Alex Grima (SF), George
Hampson (SUB), Rhett
Kerr (SUB), Callum Sinclair
(SUB), Shayne Zanetti
(WP), Edward Dann (Peel),
Ryan Herring (Peel),
Jeremy McGovern (CL)
Peel v Subiaco
3.
Des Headland (Subiaco)
2.
Conor Davidson (Subiaco)
1.
Pat Travers (Peel)
West Perth v Swan Districts
3.
Tim Geappen (SD)
2.
Mark Hutchings (WP)
1.
Josh Roberts (SD)
3
Claremont v East Perth
// Ian Richardson
Ryan Davis (SD), Josh
smith (EP), Mark
Hutchings (WP), Matthew
Rogers (PTH), Paul
Mugambwa (SF), Kris
Miller (SF)
Rising Star
teams playing this week
We have an early bolter in the
2012 WAFL Combined Past
Players and Officials Association
Rising Star Award.
West Perth’s Laine Rasmussen
picked up top votes for the
second week in a row to take
an early lead in the voting to
recognise the WAFL’s finest young
guns.
To be eligible for votes in the
Rising Star Award, players must
have played eight games or less
at the start of the 2012 season
and be aged 21 or under at the
end of the season.
AFL-listed rookies are eligible
to win the award as long as they
are not elevated to the senior AFL
list throughout
the season.
Votes do
no need to be
awarded.
South Frem
Subiaco
Peel v Subiaco
Ian Richardson (CL)
3.
-
2.
Luke Blackwell (CL)
2.
–
1.
Dylan Roberton (EP)
1.
Tom Sheridan (Peel)
South Fremantle v Perth
West Perth v Swan Districts
3.
Ryan Cook (SF)
3.
Laine Rasmussen (WP)
2.
Toby Bairstow (SF)
2.
Jarrad Blight (SD)
1.
Paul Bevan (PTH)
1.
Dayle Garlett (SD)
Leading vote getters
for 2012
Rodriguez Shield
3.
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3
The Rodriguez Shield is awarded
to the most consistent WAFL
club of the season, with points
allocated across all three grades.
Clubs are awarded 10 points for
every league win and four points
for a reserves or colts win.
2.
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1.
-
2
1
Jason Salecic (WP), Ross
Young (PTH), Conor
Davidson (SUB), Mark
Hutchings (WP), Luke
Blackwell (CL), Toby
Bairstow (SF)
Aidan Parker (SUB), Mitch
Andrews (CL), Pat Travers
(PEEL), Josh Roberts (SD),
Dylan Roberton (EP), Paul
Bevan (PTH)
2012 tally board
Claremont
28
Subiaco
24
Swan Districts
14
South Fremantle
14
West Perth
8
Perth
8
Peel Thunder
8
East Perth
4
East Fremantle
0
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Football Budget
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Russell Reid
The West Australian
SF PCLEP FWC
Total4
Phil Lamb
ABC TV
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Total5
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East Perth
V
East Frem
Claremont
West Perth
Perth
V
Peel
Clint Wheeldon
V
Fremantle
Geelong
V
Western
Bulldogs WCE
Karl Langdon
ABC Radio
6PR
SF PCLEPGWC
Total2
SF PCLEPGWC
Total4
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Chris Mitsopoulos
Channel 10
SportFM
SF P CLWP F WC
Total2
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Total2
Ross Lewis
Russell Woolf
thewest.com.au
ABC Radio
SF PCLEPGWC
Total2
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Total4
Round 2 votes
3.
Darren Rumble (SUB),
Kane Mitchell (CL),
Des Headland (SUB),
Tim Geappen (SD), Ian
Richardson (CL), Ryan
Cook (SF)
7
South Fremantle v Perth
3.
Damian Hayward (SF)
2.
Ben Saunders (SF)
1.
Nicholas Borovac (SF)
Leading vote getters
for 2012
Shaun McManus
Nova 93.7
SF PEFEPFWC
Total4
Dean Clairs
94.5FM
SF P CLWP F WC
Total4
Glen Quartermain
SF PCLEPGWC
Total3
SF P CLWPG WC
Total4
Andrea Damonse
Football Budget
SF P CLWPG WC
Total5
Tweets of the week
Here’s what some of our followers -- and those football fanatics that we follow -- had to say about all things football last week –
especially about the Top 25 Over the Past 25 announcement.
@johnt237 (John Townsend) standout feature of abc #wafl tv
coverage is ryan turnbull’s analysis. Better than any other perth tv/
radio commentator
@andrealiesel (Andrea Damonse) Also thanks @SouthFreoFC for
vaulting me into tied first for @FootballBudget tipping! Pretty sure
it won’t last long though #WAFL
@barlow21 (Michael Barlow) Loved @brett_kirk casual get up on
Channel 7 last night. The man has swagger. Put the cargo pants on
next week #classabove
6
Laine Rasmussen (WP)
3
Damian Hayward (SF)
@WestCoastEagles Glassy says the team have been ‘hanging out’
for the start of the season and can’t wait for Saturday #goeagles
2
Kody Manning (WP),
Jarrad Blight (SD), Ben
Saunders (SF)
@AFL_PKeane (Patrick Keane) Key Post-Season Dates. Oct 1-19
Free Agency Offer Period. Oct 8-26, Trade Period. Nov 22, 2012
Draft. Dec 11, Pre-Season, Rookie Draft.
Rhys Waters (SUB), Dayle
Garlett (SD), Nicholas
Borovac
(SF),
Tom
Sheridan (Peel)
@AFL Five premiership players are likely to miss @CatsInsider’s
round-one clash with @Fremantle_FC
1
Most favoured
The Sunday Times
@WayneSchwass Was at Syd when kid called Kennelly arrived.
Couldn’t kick, HB or bounce the ball. Turned out ok. Invest time &
support @IzzyFolau be ok
@Aitchyy (Mathew Aitchison) Great night on the track with the
#bulldogs in Bunbury tonight. #backinto it
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Over the Past 25 Years
by Tracey Lewis
STEVE MALAXOS
Claremont 1979-84, 1986, 1991, 151 games, 322 goals
East Fremantle 1991-1998, 138 games, 70 goals
Hawthorn (AFL) 1985, 9 games, 15 goals
West Coast 1987-1990, 66 games, 30 goals
WA 10 games, 9 goals
Games in qualification period: 145 WAFL games, 6 State
games
Medals/Awards in qualification period: East Fremantle
F&B 1991, 1994 & 1995
Premierships in qualification period: 1992, 1994
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During 1991 Malaxos played his 150th game with Claremont. In
1992, he transferred to East Fremantle. He won three club fairest and
best awards with the Sharks and played in premiership sides in 1992
and 1994.
“Ken Judge had a big influence on my career because he was the
person who was instrumental in getting me to East Fremantle,” Malaxos
said.
“I look back and am grateful for his support and I think he has
influenced the way I coach the club.”
In 1999, Malaxos was appointed as coach of the Sydney Swans
reserves team and in 2004 became an assistant coach at Fremantle.
Now in his second season as Sharks senior coach, Malaxos’ team
play its first game of the season this weekend after having byes in the
first two rounds.
“This is our first home game in seven-and-a-half months,” Malaxos
said.
“We haven’t played at home since August last year and we’re really
ready to go.
“We had as good a pre-season as we could have hoped for and now
the real stuff begins.”
ar
ve
“I was chuffed with my selection
in the Top 25 and it sort of further
established in my mind how much I
played and achieved in that period
of my career,” Steve Malaxos.
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// Steve Malaxos
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THE lines may be a little blurred but Steve Malaxos looks at his
induction in the Top 25 Players Over the Past 25 Years as a reward for
his achievements in the last third of his career.
While his career between Claremont, Hawthorn, West Coast and
East Fremantle overlap in areas, it was his stand out career in his time
with the Sharks that convinced the selection panel that he was one of
the best WAFL players between 1987 and 2011.
The current East Fremantle coach, Malaxos and Darrell Panizza were
the only two inductees into the Top 25 who are also members of the WA
Football Hall of Fame.
“I was chuffed with my selection in the Top 25 and it sort of further
established in my mind how much I played and achieved in that period
of my career,” Malaxos said.
“While personally the selection was fantastic, I thought it was even
better for guys who had played some magnificent football in the WAFL
in that time but perhaps didn’t get a chance to play at a higher level or
have their careers recognised in another way.
“The Top 25 initiative is also great for the current day players
because they know that if they continue to play well in the WAFL they
are being watched.”
Malaxos won the 1984 Sandover Medal playing for Claremont and
was recruited by Hawthorn the next year. He played nine games with
the Hawks but soon returned to Perth where he was the inaugural
fairest and best player for WA’s first AFL club, West Coast.
In 1990, Malaxos played in the club’s historic drawn qualifying final
against Collingwood and the replay a week later. But despite being
captain he was dropped for the remaining finals and replaced as
captain by John Worsfold. Although he was on the club’s list again in
1991 he didn’t play another game.
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10
Collectables
Entertainment
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by Sean Cow
During 2012, the Football Budget
will again feature a section on WAFL
memorabilia and invites you to write or
email if you want more information about
the football collectables you have tucked
away at home.
Whether you are interested in WAFL, SANFL,
VFL or AFL collectables, you will almost
always find that trading cards are among the
most popular items.
And, like the other competitions, the WAFL
has issued or approved its fair share of cards
over the years.
Some of the rarest of those cards have
featured in this column and it’s not often that
someone comes up with cards that I’ve never
seen.
But one collector, who wanted to remain
anonymous, recently showed me his collection
of 1969 Sun Valley/Twisties WAFL cards.
The small-ish cards were issued inside
packets of Twisties and Sun Valley crisps and,
though I had seen photographs of them
before, they are so rare that I had never seen a
full set in-person.
And the fact that I hadn’t seen them in over
20 years of collecting should give you some
idea how much these little beauties are worth.
A collectables shop in Melbourne recently
tried to put a price tag on them by asking
about $1200 for an uncut sheet of all eight
cards.
Keep in mind that an uncut sheet is rare in
itself and is in immaculate condition whereas
most of the cards, including those owned
by the anonymous collector, turned yellow
thanks to the oil on the food.
But, even still, the cards would have to
fetch something like $100 each, more for
those the Vics would love like Denis Marshall,
Graham Farmer and Hassa Mann and less for
some of the others. As always, it’s a difficult
market to judge, especially when there are
no known past sale prices to use as a gauge.
And any folds or other damage always brings
down the price.
Featuring caricatures of eight players (one
from each of the traditional WAFL clubs), they
were designed by artist John Rogers and were
issued in parallel with VFL cards for Victorian
consumers. Along with Marshall, Farmer and
Mann, there were cards for Haydn Bunton Jr,
Derek Chadwick, Eric Sarich, Billy Walker and
Mal Atwell.
I’d love to hear from anyone else who has
any of these.
If you have a query regarding WAFL
memorabilia, send photographs and/or
details to Sean at [email protected] or
Sean Cowan, GPO Box N1025, Perth WA, 6843.
He can be contacted on 0412 760 004.
Coasters
While the next type of item isn’t, strictly
speaking, a card, collectors usually treat it in
the same way.
Last year, I wrote in this column about
two sets of coasters – one featuring East
Fremantle players from 1979 and the other
featuring South Fremantle players from
1980. The coasters were produced by club
sponsors Melville Motors and Backshall Ford,
respectively.
At the time, they were thought to be
two of just three sets of coasters issued in
WA (along with East Fremantle’s 1987 set).
Over summer, however, I discovered just one
coaster produced by Youngs Holden for Swan
Districts. This coaster depicted WAFL stalwart
Gerard Neesham, most likely in 1980 or 1981 –
before he tried his luck at the Sydney Swans in
1982.
Membership badges
And, lastly for this week, John, of Melville, is
wondering whether anyone can help him
to find some Perth membership badges,
especially from the late 1950s and 1960s.
If you can help John or any of the other
collectors who have appeared in this column
over the past year, please get in touch. There
are plenty of WAFL diehards out there looking
for Budgets, cards, badges, Registers, flags,
posters, yearbooks and various other items
related to the WAFL and its member clubs.
A DANGEROUS
METHOD
(Paramount/
Transmission)
Has
anyone
ever seen any more
of these and does
anyone know how
many were issued in
the set or what year they were printed?
Given that collectors snap up the East
Fremantle and South Fremantle coasters,
these could be a real winner.
SALMON FISHING
IN THE YEMEN
(Roadshow Films)
A romantic, contemporary fable, Salmon
Fishing In The Yemen is the tale of
government employee Dr Alfred, or Fred,
Jones (Ewan McGregor), a rather introverted
scientist at the Department of Fisheries and
Agriculture.
Trudging along in his day job, with his
marriage stagnating, his world is thrown
into turmoil when he’s drawn into a scheme
hatched by a fly fishing‐obsessed Yemeni
Sheikh (Amr Waked) who dreams of achieving
the seemingly impossible — introducing
salmon to the wadis of the Yemen.
When the British government gets wind
of the Sheikh’s plan, the Prime Minister’s
fearsome spokesperson, Patricia Maxwell
(Kristin Scott Thomas), seizes on the idea — it’s
a good news story that will deflect attention
away from the government’s latest blunder.
She appoints Fred to oversee the project,
which pleases him not at all. For a logical,
rather stuffy scientist like Fred, the idea of
introducing salmon to the Yemen is one step
short of madness.
Fred, however, is won over by the
charismatic Sheikh and his mystical worldview,
while he also begins to fall for the Sheikh’s
representative, Harriet Chetwode‐Talbot (Emily
Blunt), a gentle and engaging English beauty
who joins on him his journey into the Yemen.
When Fred is drawn into helping Harriet
try and fix the troubles in her life, he learns
to cast off his deep‐set cynicism. Fred then
rises to the Sheikh’s eccentric challenge, and
embarks upon a journey of self‐discovery and
lateblooming love.
Opens in cinemas on April 5.
Opening on March 29, A Dangerous
Method stars Michael Fassbender,
Keira Knightley, Viggo Mortensen,
Vincent Cassel and Sarah Gadon.
Seduced by the challenge of an
impossible case, the driven Dr Carl Jung
(Fassbender) takes the unbalanced yet
beautiful Sabina Spielrein (Knightley) as
his patient in A Dangerous Method. Jung’s
weapon is the method of his master, the
renowned Sigmund Freud (Mortensen).
Both men fall under Sabina’s spell.
ROOFTOP MOVIES CONTINUE
The pop-up oasis that is rooftop Movies will continue for a second season in April,
running from April 1-28 on the roof of the Roe Street Car Park in Northbridge.
The program continues to deliver something for everyone with classic and cult
movies, recent releases as well as nightly pre and post screening entertainments,
including weekly and one-off special events.
Since launching on Wednesday 29 February, Perth cinema-lovers have flocked in
droves to
checkout the newest pop-up oasis brought to you by the team at Artrage.
“The response to Season 1 has been overwhelming and is a promising indication that
Rooftop Movies will become an annual program running December – April,” said Artrage
director Marcus Canning.
Mark Friday 13 April in your calendar – Napoleon Dynamite will screen, followed by a
DJ set by Pedro (Napoleon Dynamite). Tickets are $25 (plus booking fee) for the film and
DJ set or $20 (plus booking fee) for DJ set only.
A snapshot of special event screenings is as follows:
• Bulmers Comedy Wednesdays - Featuring live comedy pre and post feature film
April 4 – The Castle
April 25 – Anchorman
• Sunday Classics - Featuring live Jazz pre and post screening a cinema classic
April 1 – Some Like It Hot
April 8 – A Clockwork Orange
April 15 – The Night of the Hunter
• Friday & Saturday Double Features - A specially programmed duo of films over the
weekend nights
April 13 – Napoleon Dynamite followed by special DJ set by Pedro
April 20 – Pretty in Pink & The Breakfast Club
April 21 – Grease & Rocky Horror Picture Show
April 27 – Kill Bill 1 & Kill Bill 2
Pre-sale tickets are $10 plus $2 booking fee. Door sales $13. Tickets for Friday & Saturday
Double Features are $15 plus $2 booking fee. Parking can be pre-purchased online or with
your ticket at the box office for $8 all night.
For more information on the program head to http://www.rooftopmovies.com.au.
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to drop out of contention this
season but their opening round
games have shown they are still
hungry competitors.
The Lions had just about
everything go right for them last
week, including an eight-goal
haul from Des Headland to put
together the perfect game against
Peel. Subiaco won’t find it as easy
to score against South Fremantle
however, the Bulldogs boasting an
impressive back line.
South Fremantle put together
an incredible game, coming
back from 50 points down at
the final change to hand Perth
a heartbreaking loss. While
they were at times thoroughly
outplayed by the Demons the
Bulldogs were able to hold strong
and use their experience in
high pressure situations to pick
themselves back up.
Paul Mugambwa, who kicked
the goal to put the Bulldogs
ahead in the final quarter, set up
many scoring opportunities and
with his pace, ground vision and
unpredictability he could again
play a key role in South Fremantle’s
game plan.
The Lions have experienced
game winners of their own, with
Headland, Kane Bloxsidge, Conor
Davidson and Reece Blechynden
proving game breakers over the
last two games.
Blake Broadhurst will be under
consideration for his first
league game after kicking
two goals for Subiaco’s
reserves last week.
Overall record: South
Fremantle won 178, Subiaco
won 144, Drawn 3
East Perth v West Perth
Medibank Stadium
Winless in the first two weeks,
West Perth will want to avoid
getting into an early season slide
when it faces East Perth fresh
off a close loss to the defending
premiers.
East Perth’s midfield pushed
the Tigers for four quarters but
was unable to sustain the final
quarter comeback.
West Perth dropped a game
at home that most expected
it to win, allowing the Swans
forwards 32 scoring shots on
the back of smooth run through
the middle. The Falcons cannot
afford to give East Perth the
same opportunities, with Craig
Wulff, Josh Smith and Freddie
Clutterbuck among a key
contingent that are capable
of playing a relentless style up
forward.
Mark Hutchings put in a lot
of work for his 29 possessions
though the Falcons kept
themselves in the game largely
on the back of their defensive
play, led by a strong Dan Hunt
performance.
Unless the Falcons step
up with one of their rare high
scoring outputs it will be a case of
good attack versus good defence
to get the game over the line.
West Perth’s Jordan Jones is
set to play his 50th WAFL game
this week.
Overall record: East Perth won
162, West Perth won 156, Drawn 5
// Paul Bevan
Perth v Peel Thunder
Brownes Stadium
Perth and Peel are looking to
move on from promising but
disappointing losses that could
have easily been wins.
Both are tipped to make
significant improvements on
last season but with similar style
and flaws will need to make
adjustments to get on the board
this year.
After putting together another
solid first three quarters Perth
lost sight of its game plan in
the final term, allowing South
Fremantle to complete a stunning
58-point turnaround. The Demons
continually looked for Leon Davis
up forward, and while he made
his mark in the second and third
quarters he was quelled when the
game was on the line.
The Demons will need an
uplifted four quarters from him and
their other forward targets especially
against a Peel side that leaves holes
in its defence allowing strong
individual performances through.
The Thunder at their best play a
very attacking game, with a high
score usually leading to a win,
though they are prone to careless
turnovers as a result of messy ballhandling. Perth last week played a
very similar game, controlling the
ball well in the second and third
terms with easy turnovers in the
first and fourth.
The result of this week could hinge
purely on who takes care of the ball
the best, with both sides capable
of making an impact on the
scoreboard without a significant
defensive presence. Both Peel and
Perth had two players score four
goals last week (Ryan Herring and
debutant Edward Dann for the
Thunder, and Matt Moody and Paul
Bevan for the Demons) and will
need that scoring to apply pressure
to both teams’ unstable defences.
Ash Thornton is set to play his 50th
game for the Thunder.
Overall record: Perth won 23, Peel
won 15
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Round 2
Saturday, March 24
East Fremantle v Claremont
East Fremantle Oval
East Fremantle plays its first game
of the season against a Claremont
side that has had to fight its way
to both wins this year.
The Tigers have been
challenged but have shown
premiership poise in the fourth
quarter.
Claremont was once again
tested by an underdog opponent,
withstanding three East Perth
onslaughts before regaining
composure and putting the
game out of reach.
Ian
Richardson
played
further up the ground bringing
in 25 disposal and four goals,
and provides a potent element
to an attack that includes Paul
Medhurst and Chad Jones.
The trio combined for 11
goals, while Sandover medallist
Luke Blackwell picked up 33
disposals and will once again be
a focal point driving Claremont’s
attack.
Like other teams the Sharks
have recruited tall, allowing the
influential Brock O’Brien and
Richard Hadley to move further
up the ground.
Claremont has held its
opponents to under 100 points
both times this season. How the
Tigers handle the pair of Hadley
and O’Brien will be a key factor
in limiting East Fremantle’s
capabilities. The Tigers will also
have to contend with the Rory
O’Brien and Mark McGough led
midfield that caused problems
for them last season, handing the
eventual premiers a thrashing
last time they met.
Overall record: East Fremantle
won 152, Claremont won 110,
Drawn 2
All games broadcast from 2pm
Round 3
Saturday, March 31
East Perth v West Perth
Round 4
Saturday, April 7
Peel Thunder v East Fremantle
.
Colts - Saturday, March 31, 9.10am, Fremantle Oval.
East Perth
Football Football
Club
South
Fremantle
Club
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
17/04/94
Jandakot JFC
26/07/94
Palmyra JFC
11/07/94
South Coogee JFC
21/06/94
Cockburn JFC
30/01/94
Kelmscott JFC
16/06/95
Winnacott JFC
19/09/94
Kwinana JFC
16/08/94
Kwinana JFC
09/10/93
South Coogee JFC
10/10/93
Canningvale JFC
29/06/94
Leda JFC
08/01/94Katanning/Wanderers
22/07/94
Winnacott JFC
09/08/94
Kwinana JFC
09/04/94Armadale
30/07/93
Lakes JFC
23/02/94
Kelmscott JFC
08/08/93Williams
20/08/94
Kelmscott JFC
25/05/95
Winnacott JFC
02/09/95
South Coogee JFC
28/06/95Katanning
01/02/94
Cockburn JFC
18/03/94
Kelmscott JFC
03/02/95
Huntingdale JFC
15/05/94
South Coogee JFC
28/10/95
South Coogee JFC
06/03/94Boddington
20/03/95Gascoyne
28/11/93Maddington
Broadcast: SportFM (91.3FM)
East Perth
Football Club
Subiaco
Football
Club
COLOURS: Red and White Coach: Arthur Maskos
No.Player
1
CARTER, Adam
2
KELLY, Timothy
3
D’ANDREA, Nicholas
4
FEENEY, Troy
5
LYNCH, Sean
6
GUNDRY, Matthew
7
WARRELL, Marvin
8
COLLARD, Emmanuel
9
DAVIES, Brandon
10 SAKIN, Adem
11 SMITH, Kyle
12 RUNDLE, Sam
14 LOWRIE, Samual
15 VERRIER, Brendan
16 MILLER, Rhys
17 THOMPSON, Robert
18 HAMILTON, Dale
19 PANIZZA, Simon
20 D’VAUZ, Jayden
21 TARTAGLIA, Jakeb
22 MAIN, Dylan
23 DURACK, Andrew
24 RASMUSSEN, Steven
25 KYLE, Joshua
26 HALL, Joshua
27 HELLMRICH, Dillon
28 SOKOL, Ben
29 VENTRIS, Jarryd
30 VANDELEUR, Thomas
31 REIDY-CROFT, Devlin
League - Friday, March 30, 6.40pm, Fremantle Oval.
Goals
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Field: Cameron Hart, Quinton Green, Lewis Dalwood
Boundary: Ryan Sinclair, Ryan Watts, Sean Moylan
Goal: Daniel Dobson, Brendan Carrod
No.Player
D.O.B
Recruited from
1
CALLADINE, Brandon
28/09/93
Whitford JFC
2
FETHERSTONHAUGH, William26/04/94 Gibson
3
JONES, Allan
16/04/94
Warwick Greenwood JFC
4
HALLIGAN, Kyle
11/05/94
5
HARVIE, Mitchell
02/03/94
Marist JFC
7
WOOD, Michael
15/07/94
Sorrento Duncraig JFC
8
SMITH, Cameron
07/09/93
Carine JFC
9
WHITING, Brett
31/12/93Gibson
10 CACCAMO, Nathan
15/09/93
Whitford JFC
11 SOMERS, Kobie
17/03/94
Whitford JFC
12 WOHILING, Cameron
20/03/94Gibson
14 BODNEY, Corey
10/09/94
Nollamara JFC
15 CLARKE, Dylan
21/03/94
Kalgoorlie City
16 TURNER, Matthew
23/08/93
17 JACKSON, Declan
27/08/94Collie
18 SHEED, Dominic
10/04/95
Mines Rovers
19 GRIEVES, Kelly
22/09/94
Harvey Bulls
20 GARLETT, Antoine
23/11/95Nollamara
23 GARCIA, James
29/12/93
24 MCALLISTER, Rhys
13/09/95
Kingsway JFC
25 SHEED, Alex
27/01/94
Mines Rovers
27 VAWSER, Andrew
15/11/94
28 DELUCA CARDILLO, Christopher 12/09/94
Karrinyup JFC
29 NOWAK, Dean
22/02/94
30 DENYSIUK, Bryce
16/05/95
Karrinyup JFC
31 TURNER, Mitchell
20/04/95
Mines Rovers
32 BODESTYNE, Mark
03/07/94
Marist JFC
33 COX, Tom
28/08/93
Cable Beach
34 PAULITZ, Brandon
17/10/95
Kingsway JFC
35 MADUT, David
01/10/93
Kingsway AFC
38 ROLLEY, Scott
18/08/95
Scarborough JFC
39 BESTRY, Jordan
05/02/95
Kingsway JFC
Goals
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Colts Scoreboard1st2nd3rd4th
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Reserves - Saturday, March 31, 11.40am, Fremantle Oval.
East Perth
Football Football
Club
South
Fremantle
East Perth
Football Club
Subiaco
Football
Club
Club
COLOURS: Red and White Coach:Tony Walters
No.Player
5
FIELDING, Samuel
16 PARRY, Jarrod
17 OLIVIERI, Matthew
19 MILLER, Mark
20 LAURINO, James
21 WILSON, Jordan *
23 MAIORANA, Jesse
27 BOLGER, Myles
29 BOSSONG, Christopher
30 JONES, Matthew
33 MASKOS, Jason
36 HARVEY, Lewis
38 DAVIS, Ryan
40 SGHERZA, John
41 GUGLIELMANA, Jarrad
44 SHAW, Mason
46 JAKOVICH, Callum
47 SMITH, Kingsley
48 COLLARD, Lawrence
50 PAUSIN, Andrew
51 CARLSON, Nicholas
52 ATWELL, Cody
53 MARTINEZ, Jacob
54 ATHANASSIOU, Jamie
55 HILL, Brett
57 WOODS, Henry
59 MCKAY, William
61 STONE, Benjamin
62 DOUGHTY, Adam
63 CARLINO, Jordan
64 MCCOMB, Daniel
65 MIRCO, Jake
66 TAYLOR, Ryan
14
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
30/09/88Tasmania
25/05/91
Bibra Lake JFC
14/08/90
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
14/02/82Railways
10/03/93Katanning
31/10/93Wanderers
20/09/90
East Fremantle JFC
25/03/93
Kwinana JFC
12/07/78
Port Melbourne
26/02/93
Bibra Lake JFC
03/03/93
South Coogee JFC
16/10/90Mazenod
02/08/90Katanning
24/09/90
Winnacott JFC
05/11/91Brigades
15/01/94
Winnacott JFC
10/02/93
South Coogee JFC
28/05/91Northampton
04/11/90Katanning
19/01/98Cockburn
24/12/92
East Fremantle JFC
13/03/92Gosnells
10/09/92
South Coogee JFC
06/04/92
CBC Fremantle
05/12/93Cunderdin
05/11/92Denmark
07/08/86
Canning Vic Park
19/01/93
Joondalup Kinross JFC
25/04/90
Cockburn Lakes
02/02/93
Attadale JFC
23/03/93
Melville JFC
17/05/93
South Coogee JFC
25/12/92
Kukerin Dumbleyung
Goals
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Field: Matt Adams, Peter McCaw, Craig O’Donoghue
Boundary: Dom Strambolini, Kyle Sinclair, Chris Neilson
Goal: Gareth Lill, Thomas Ransome
South Fremantle Football Club
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Steven Armstrong
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Caine Hayes
No.Player
16 JOYCE, Justin
18 DAVEY, Abe
19 CHAMBERS, Brant
26 WATSON, Josh
27 DANN, Sonny
28 SHEEHAN, Ryan
29 RE, Marc
31 PICKETT, Alliston
33 SELLS, Joshua
35 BOTTECHIA, Christian
36 SYMONDS, Luke
38 LEE, James
39 HOSKINS, Craig
40 ALEXANDER, Codey
42 O’REGAN, Benjamin
43 ARMSTRONG, Gavin
44 MCDONNELL, Rowen
45 RICHARDS, Todd
46 WHYTE, Tim
47 SMYTHE, Myles
48 MOORE, Simon
49 MARTIN, Seva
50 POCKLINGTON, Christian
51 ASHMAN, Joel
53 BOGENSPERGER, Matthew
54 DE BOER, Mitchell
55 ELLIOT, Dylan
56 YOUNG, Ross
57 BERRYMAN, Stuart
58 NORRISS, Luke
59 DOBSON, Redmond
60 MURRAY, Clay
D.O.B
Recruited from
30/12/92
Carine JFC
20/12/89
Newtown Condingup
04/01/80
Gembrook FC
16/06/90
14/08/90
Cable Beach
06/02/91
Boulder City
20/01/88
Marist JFC
09/12/92
Northern Cobras JFC
16/07/88
Geelong West St Peters
05/07/92
Carine JFC
23/02/92
19/05/92
Carine JFC
27/10/92
14/02/89Mines
23/10/92
Marist JFC
08/06/90Railways
29/07/86Kingsley
11/08/89Quairading
01/06/89
Trinity Aquinas
06/08/92
Boulder City
18/01/93
01/01/91Railways
21/02/91
Claremont 28/06/93
Kingsley JFC
29/01/93
Kalgoorlie City
21/12/92
Swanbourne JFC
04/03/93
Ocean Ridge JFC
23/09/92
Swanbourne JFC
29/03/93
West Coast JFC
11/05/93
Kinglsey JFC
31/01/92
Coolbinia JFC
03/03/89Scarborough
Goals
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Reserves Scoreboard1st2nd3rd4th
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Subiaco Football Club
COLOURS: Red and White Coach: Paul Hasleby
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B
Recruited From
WAFLGoalsBhds
Games
1
SCHLOITHE, Haiden 0
16/06/93 Katanning4.............. .............
2
GUGLIELMANA, Adam
1
02/08/88 Carnarvon40 .............. .............
3
THOMPSON, Mitchell
5
20/04/90 North Shore 0 .............. .............
4
BAIRSTOW, Toby
1
02/11/88 South Bunbury 64 .............. .............
5
FIELDING, Samuel
2
30/09/88 Tasmania15 .............. .............
6
PALUMBO, Joel
1
14/04/90 South Coogee JFC 24 .............. .............
7
GRIMA, Alex
10 20/09/89 Glenelg1.............. .............
8
ADAMS, Reece
1
18/09/89 Bibra Lake JFC 47 .............. .............
9
MILLER, Kris
3
29/09/80
10 COLLICA, Anthony
1
17/03/91 Kardinya JFC 20 .............. .............
11 MCCARREY, Andrew
8
28/12/82
12 WINTER, Jarrad
1
06/01/89 Lakes JFC 32 .............. .............
14 TIGHE, Sean
10 09/01/91 Altona1.............. .............
15 MURPHY, Ryan
5
24/05/85
16 PARRY, Jarrod
1
25/05/91 Bibra Lake JFC 6 .............. .............
17 OLIVIERI, Matthew
2
14/08/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 0 .............. .............
18 MCINTOSH, Adam
1
12/01/90 Bibra Lake JFC 5 .............. .............
20 MUGAMBWA, Paul
2
21 WILSON, Jordan 0
31/10/93 Wanderers0.............. .............
22 GULLEY, Brendon
1
03/04/92 South Coogee JFC 7 .............. .............
24 SAUNDERS, Ben
3
25/12/91 Mt Barker FC 6 .............. .............
25 BEWICK, Shaun
5
10/10/89 Kingsley JFC 31 .............. .............
26 BURNETT, Shannon
1
07/05/93 Cockburn JFC 0 .............. .............
28 BOROVAC, Nicholas
1
26/10/91 Winnacott JFC 4 .............. .............
31 NORTH, Hayden
1
28/12/83
32 COOK, Ryan
10 16/02/88 Collingwood22 .............. .............
33 DUFFIELD, Paul 0
05/02/85 West Arthur/FFC 74 .............. .............
33 GAFF, Andrew 0
16/06/92 Oakleigh Chargers/WCE 7 .............. .............
35 ROSS, Dylan
3
26/06/90 Marist JFC 12 .............. .............
37 HAMS, Ashton 0
06/09/86
Busselton/WCE rookie104 .............. .............
39
MCGRATH, Toby
1
11/10/80
Katanning221 .............. .............
40 SGHERZA, John
1
24/09/90 Winnacott JFC 6 .............. .............
42 HEAD, Joshua
1
07/04/83
43 HAYWARD, Damian
1
13/11/91 Boddington8.............. .............
58 WOODS, Jayden
3
19/09/89 North Albany 11 .............. .............
Rushed
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Railways260 .............. .............
Applecross JFC152 .............. .............
Gippsland Power107 .............. .............
Boddington145 .............. .............
Roleystone JFC111 .............. .............
AFL Listed Players
WAFL Match Facts
Played at Fremantle Oval
Overall: South Fremantle 178 Subiaco 144 Draw 3
Past 10 meetings: South Fremantle 5 Subiaco 5
Past 10 at Fremantle: South Fremantle 5 Subiaco 5
SF highest score v Su 35.18 (228) Round 16, 1953
Su highest score v SF 33.9 (207) Round 23, 2010
SF lowest score v Su 1.8 (14) Round 11, 1918
Su lowest score v SF 0.0 (0) Round 14, 1906
SF biggest win v Su 192 points, Round 16, 1953
Su biggest win v SF 154 points, Round 2, 2007
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Chris Waterman
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B
Recruited WAFLGoalsBhds
From
Games
1 BRISTOW, Jason
5 01/01/84 Chelsea61 .............. .............
2 KERR, Rhett
1 07/12/88 Gibson49 .............. .............
3 BLECHYNDEN, Reece
1
02/02/90 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 40 .............. .............
4 WATERS, Rhys
1
5 RANDALL, Ben
1
18/12/84 Scotch College119 .............. .............
6 FORREST, Robert
1 05/07/86 Railways82 .............. .............
7 BLOXSIDGE, Kane
10 08/09/86 Waroona89 .............. .............
8 WORTHINGTON, Scott
1
28/01/91 Boulder City 34 .............. .............
9 PARKER, Aidan
1
25/01/83 Carine JFC193 .............. .............
10 HASSETT, Patrick
10 15/05/85 Port Melbourne 45 .............. .............
12 DOUGLAS, Scott
3
24/10/85 Swan Valley 18 .............. .............
13 DAVIDSON, Conor
3
14/08/89 East Fremantle JFC 26 .............. .............
14 MAHONEY, Brett
10 03/05/90 Mansfield FC 2 .............. .............
15 PHELAN, Christopher
1
25/07/88 Kingsley JFC 50 .............. .............
16 JOYCE, Justin
1
30/12/92 Carine JFC 6 .............. .............
18 DAVEY, Abe
1
20/12/89 Newtown Condingup 19 .............. .............
19 CHAMBERS, Brant
1
04/01/80 Gembrook FC 8 .............. .............
20 WHEELER, Clancy
1
28/03/88 Newtown Condingup 17 .............. .............
21 HEADLAND, Desmond
1
21/01/81 Karrinyup JFC 36 .............. .............
22 DAYE, Joseph
10 02/02/90 Gold Coast Suns 2 .............. .............
24 GROVER, Antoni 0
11/03/80 Balga JFC/FFC 38 .............. .............
25 HAMPSON, George
2 08/02/90 Scarborough6.............. .............
27 DANN, Sonny
2
14/08/90 Cable Beach 0 .............. .............
28 SHEEHAN, Ryan
1
06/02/91 Boulder City 4 .............. .............
29 RE, Marc
1
20/01/88 Marist JFC 5 .............. .............
30 SINCLAIR, Callum
10 23/09/89 Port Melbourne 2 .............. .............
32 BROADHURST, Blake
1
29/12/85 Warwick Greenwood JFC123 .............. .............
36 SYMONDS, Luke
1
37 MUNDY, David 0
20/07/85 Murray Bushrangers/FFC 20 .............. .............
38 LEE, James
1
19/05/92 Carine JFC 0 .............. .............
44 MCDONNELL, Rowen
1
29/07/86 Kingsley FC 8 .............. .............
47 SMYTHE, Myles
1
06/08/92 Boulder City 2 .............. .............
50 POCKLINGTON, Christian 2
21/02/91 Claremont 0 .............. .............
52 CULLEN, Matthew
1
07/07/91 Kalgoorlie City 1 .............. .............
59 DOBSON, Redmond
2
31/01/92 Coolbinia JFC 0 .............. .............
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EastPerth
Perth Football
Club
East
Football
Club
COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Clinton Ernst
No.Player
1
ARBON, Jackson
2
VERNON, Alexander 3
BRADSHAW, Trent
4
HUGHES, Brandon
5
KANE, Joel
6
MACSHANE, Jobe
7
AMEDURI, Julian
8
TAYLOR, Jaye
9
ALONE, Gordon
10 HODGSON, Thomas
11 BIN OMAR, Daniel
12 HART, Callum
13 PEARCE, Matthew
14 HOGAN, Jack
15 KALIMERIS, Tony
16 RAMSAY, Jackson
17 OMODEI, Thomas
18 ZAMBOTTO, Marty
19 COLLINS, Samuel
20 MONACO, Daniel
21 CHATLEY, Beau
22 GODDEN, Luke
23 WARRELL, Christopher
24 IMS, Samuel
25 LAGUE, Mitchell
25 FISHER, Brendan
26 THOMAS, Wilson
27 GARE, Jack
28 RUGGIERO, Marcus
29 MCKENZIE, Benjamin
29 VADER, Mark
30 RADECKI, Domenic
31 WALLAM, Ashley
32 VAN DIJK, Joel
33 KEEFFE, Jake
34 MUNDAY, Jasper
38 JONES, Scott
39 HUTCHINSON, Riley
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
01/05/94Busselton
22/05/95
Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC 06/01/94
Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC 15/01/94Busselton
20/03/95
Ballajura JFC
07/12/94Busselton
12/03/94
Noranda JFC
02/08/95
Ballajura JFC 23/09/93Nollamara
12/03/95
Ballajura JFC
13/06/93
Swan View
03/02/94
Noranda JFC 12/07/94Kingsway
14/02/94
Ballajura JFC
03/07/95
Ballajura JFC
20/11/94Coolbinia
05/09/93Southerners
23/11/95Imperials
12/05/94
Mt Lawley
06/05/94
Mt Lawley JFC
03/02/95
Manjimup Tigers
05/06/95
Mt Lawley
14/03/94
Northern Cobras JFC
30/04/95
Ballajura JFC
23/07/93Busselton
11/07/94
Ballajura JFC
08/11/94
Bassendean JFC
09/01/95
Ballajura JFC
08/01/94Coolbinia
10/10/93Railways
21/07/95
Noranda JFC 10/06/94
Coolbinia JFC
07/01/95Kojonup
14/05/95
Ballaura JFC
11/01/94Coolbinia
13/05/95
Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC 20/05/95SWFL
21/01/94Deanmill
Broadcast: ABC TV
East Perth
ClubClub
West
PerthFootball
Football
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Field: Amy McQuade, Trent McPhee, Ashley Coster
Boundary: Tim McCarthy, Brandon Simpson, Ryan O’Callaghan
Goal: Tracy Carrod, Steve Clark
COLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Craig Thomas
No.Player
1
ACRES, Blake
2
GERAGHTY, Martin
3
ANTONIO, Brayden
4
ROHDE, Drew
5
CHALMERS, Corey
6
MILLER, Ben
7
JOHNSON, Matthew
8
CAVANAGH, Mitchel
9
WALTON, Broderick
10 MUNNS, Joshua
11 MAIN, Benjamin
12 RODDA, Nicholas
13 BROWNING, Sam
15 MCNAMARA, Benjamin
16 ROBERTSON, Nicholas
17 MEADOWS, Luke
18 MARIS, Connor
19 PALMER, Cameron
20 ACRES, Daniel
21 BEST, Jarrod
23 HARRISON, Scott
24 SHADBOLT, Thomas
25 GUINESS, Damon
26 SUTHERLAND, Timothy
27 STANTON, Blake
29 TADDEI , Joshua 30 D’AGOSTINO, Michael
31 HART, Andrew
33 PHILLIPS , Jarrod
34 HANGAN , Benjamin 35 LYNCH, Aidan
37 REGAN, Jacob
38 WELLS , Thomas D.O.B
Recruited from
07/10/95
Edgewater Woodvale JFC
15/02/94
Whitford JFC
09/08/94
Quinns District JFC
31/08/93
Whitford JFC
24/11/94
Quinns District JFC
11/02/94
Whitford JFC
05/09/94
Whitford JFC
18/02/94
Ocean Ridge JFC
24/04/94
Kinglsey JFC
13/09/94Beacon
27/10/93Narembeen
06/07/94
Whitford JFC
20/09/94Kondinin
28/03/94Mukinbuddin
03/06/95
16/11/94Kingsley
14/04/94
Quinns District JFC
15/02/94
Whitford JFC
27/07/94Wanneroo
12/09/94
Quinns District JFC
19/09/94
Ocean Ridge JFC
14/08/94Wanneroo
20/11/93Aquinas
29/07/94
Whitford JFC
02/02/94
Quinns JFC
24/07/95
Ocean Ridge JFC 06/10/94
Wanneroo JFC
03/08/94
Quinns JFC
28/01/95
Ocean Ridge 23/06/95
Joondalup Kinross JFC 27/09/94
09/04/94
Quinns JFC
12/01/95
Ocean Ridge JFC
Goals
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East Perth
West Perth
Reserves - Saturday, March 31,11.40am, Medibank Stadium
EastPerth
Perth Football
Club
East
Football
Club
East Perth
ClubClub
West
PerthFootball
Football
COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Clinton Rudd
No.Player
1
STIRLING, Donald
3
SEAL, Mathew
14 MCKENZIE, Shaquille
17 CHARTRES, Danny
20 KYANGA, Anthony
20 BROOKES, Rowan
23 MALDENIS, Ryan
25 BOYS, Joe
28 SAMPEY, Luke
29 HIGGINS, Brock
31 WILLIAMSON, Boston
32 SHUEY, Luke 32 BOYES, Ashley
33 MACAULAY, Robert
35 DOBSON, Brett
36 EADES, Brett
38 WITYK, Steven
40 MARINOVICH, David
42 RUDD, Tyson
43 WHEELER, Hudson
46 BENNELL, Arthur
47 FRANKLIN, Chris
49 HOWLETT, Mitchell
50 WILSON, Lewis
51 HUTCHINGS, Michael
54 MOULTON, Kane
55 SLATER, Jackson
56 LOCANTRO, Julian
57 KELLY, Matthew
60 MCHENRY, Andrew
61 MANSFIELD, Stephen
63 GORDON, Matt
64 GARLAND, Harrison
66 RIMBAS, Michael
67 BLEE, Shannon
16
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
21/10/89
Carey Park
22/01/87
Coolbinia JFC
22/04/94
Northern Cobras
17/01/86Mandurah
19/03/90Rovers
08/05/92
Ballajura JFC
26/01/92
Kingsley JFC
20/08/88
North Beach
23/05/89
11/11/89
Swan Athletic
28/10/92
Coolbinia JFC
02/06/90
Oakleigh Chargers/WCE
25/09/92
Coolbinia JFC
06/08/92
Bayswater Morley JFC
12/05/89
Morley JFC
08/12/87
Kelmscott / Claremont
02/02/92
Bayswater Morley JFC
20/11/87
West Coast
23/02/89
East Fremantle
27/01/88Kelmscott
09/03/92Imperials
07/12/88Imperials
16/03/93Busselton
19/10/93
Ballajura JFC
19/01/93
26/04/91
Wanneroo JFC
12/02/93
Mt Lawley JFC
15/07/93
Coolbinia JFC
23/02/93
Landsdale JFC
03/11/91Kelmscott
04/04/91
29/05/92
Coolbinia JFC
03/03/92
Claremont / Swanbourne JFC
03/06/93
Ellenbrook JFC
19/05/93
Kingsway JFC
Goals
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Field: Alistair Standing, Gavin Crowther, Mark Worobec
Boundary: Justin Morgan, Hugo Robinson, Darren Clarke
Goal: Ben Clark, Dave Greenwood
COLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Paul Sanzone
No.Player
5
RICE, Joel
6
CRISP, Marc
13 PALM, Sam
14 NELSON, Shane
17 FOWLER, Matthew
24 STOCKLEY, Frank
26 MORROW, Joseph
28 ELISSEOU, Alex
29 HUTCHINGS, Corey
31 THRUM, Jack
32 BRANCH, Cameron
38 RUSSELL, Aaron
39 LATHAM, Joel
41 MASCOULIS, Michael *
42 CAVANAGH, Zachary
43 MCPHEE, Mitchell
46 MANT, Matt
47 MANNING, Kody
48 TINDALL, Jay
49 CARNEY, Nick
50 KING, James
51 SHANNON, Kristopher
52 BATTERHAM, James
54 BROWN, Mitchell
55 THOMSON, Chris
56 MILLS, Jordan
57 MEDLEN, Craig
58 HEALY, Stephen
60 STANTON, James
61 BRAVINGTON, Nathan
62 CLEMETT, William
63 WHITEFOOT, Cuan
64 BONNEY, Shane
66 VAN BERLO, Mitchell
67 MCPHERSON, Luke
D.O.B
Recruited from
02/07/85Marcellin
25/01/87
Kulin Kondinin
13/01/89
Whitford JFC
11/05/93
11/10/91Southport
07/03/90
Whitford JFC
27/11/89
Wanneroo JFC
30/01/92
Whitford JFC
30/04/90
Kingsley JFC
17/05/93
Ocean Ridge JFC
26/06/87
Wanneroo JFC
27/07/87
Swan View
03/04/92
Wanneroo JFC
27/01/93
Northern Knights
14/11/91
Ocean Ridge JFC
08/04/93
28/06/93
28/09/91
Ocean Ridge JFC
14/01/90
Kingsley JFC
17/03/91
Ocean Ridge JFC
27/07/91
Quinns JFC
09/08/92
Quinns JFC
05/04/93
Carine JFC
25/01/92
Whitford JFC
06/10/87
13/12/90
Kingsley JFC
10/04/91Railways
21/06/93
10/07/92
01/09/93
17/06/93
Whitford JFC
27/06/90
Ocean Ridge
31/03/91Brigades
01/10/93
Whitford JFC
20/11/87
Swan View
Goals
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East Perth
West Perth
East Perth Football Club
West Perth Football Club
COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Tony Micale
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B
From
Games
2 PAYNE, Steven
1
10/07/90 Augusta Margaret River 13 .............. .............
3 SEAL, Mathew
1
22/01/87 Coolbinia JFC103 .............. .............
4 GROVER, Cameron
1
21/12/92 Northern Cobras JFC 7 .............. .............
5 SWEET, Aaron
1
6 ANDERSON, Kyle
1
8 MOSS, Garry
1 05/07/88 Marist32 .............. .............
10 PRIOR, Adam
10 19/01/87 Wodonga35 .............. .............
11 MONTEATH, Kym
7
24/08/87 Rossmoyne JFC 61 .............. .............
12 WHITE, Marcus
10 24/10/90 North Melboune 1 .............. .............
13 WULFF, Craig
2
13/02/83 Thornlie JFC183 .............. .............
14 MCKENZIE, Shaquille
1
22/04/94 Northern Cobras 8 .............. .............
15 SMITH, Joshua
10 05/03/86 Whitford JFC 43 .............. .............
16 OAKLEY-NICHOLLS, Jarrad1 09/02/88Nthn Cobras JFC/WCE rookie35 .............. .............
17 CHARTRES, Danny
18 DERICKX, Jacob
19 JOHNSON, Paul
20 KYANGA, Anthony
21 CLUTTERBUCK, Freddie
22 CLARKE, Zac 23 MALDENIS, Ryan
24 MARTIN, Timothy
25 BOYS, Joe
26 MACAULAY, Daniel
29 HIGGINS, Brock
31 WILLIAMSON, Boston
34 PITT, Jayden 35 DOBSON, Brett
36 EADES, Brett
37 CROZIER, Hayden 39 ROBERTON, Dylan 42 RUDD, Tyson
44 SWAN, Michael
47 FRANKLIN, Chris
61 MANSFIELD, Stephen
63 GORDON, Matt
Rushed
AFL Listed Players
10 17/01/86 Mandurah62 ..............
1 06/05/91 Dunsborough15 ..............
10 26/06/84 Hawthorn33 ..............
3 19/03/90 Rovers26 ..............
1
22/09/90 Noranda JFC 28 ..............
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28/03/90 Oakleigh Chargers/FFC 39 ..............
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26/01/92 Kingsley JFC 9 ..............
10 13/01/89 Port Melbourne 1 ..............
2
20/08/88 North Beach 0 ..............
1 22/04/88 Boddington83 ..............
2
11/11/89 Swan Athletic 10 ..............
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28/10/92 Coolbinia JFC 0 ..............
0 17/10/92 Geelong/FFC8..............
1
12/05/89 Morley JFC 29 ..............
3
08/12/87 Kelmscott / Claremont 1 ..............
0
24/12/93 Eastern Rangers 1 ..............
0 21/06/91 Dandenong/FFC13 ..............
2
23/02/89 East Fremantle 0 ..............
1
18/09/81 Port Melbourne140 ..............
1 07/12/88 Imperials4..............
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04/04/91 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 0 ..............
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COLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Bill Monaghan
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B
Recruited From
WAFLGoalsBhds
Games
1
BLACK, Aaron
1
25/12/92 Kinglsey JFC 23 .............. .............
2
SALECIC, Jason
1
01/06/84
4
JONES, Jordan
10
29/06/90 Geelong Falcons/WCE 49 .............. .............
5
RICE, Joel
5
02/07/85 Marcellin94 .............. .............
6
CRISP, Marc
1
25/01/87 Kulin Kondinin 17 .............. .............
7
BROWNE, Steven
1
01/02/89 Whitford JFC 30 .............. .............
8
HUTCHINGS, Mark
6
25/05/91 Coolbinia JFC 38 .............. .............
9
BURNS, Dustin
1
17/04/81
11 TSALIKIS, Anthony
1
20/03/83 Ocean Ridge JFC136 .............. .............
12 HUNT, Daniel
1
08/05/84
14 NELSON, Shane
1
11/05/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC 0 .............. .............
15 ZANETTI, Shayne
1
26/12/90 Quinns JFC 23 .............. .............
17 FOWLER, Matthew
5
11/10/91 Southport0.............. .............
18 VAN BERLO, Jay *
0
18/09/88 Whitford JFC/FFC 45 .............. .............
19 KEUNEN, Christopher
2
07/10/83 ST Bernards OC 91 .............. .............
21 RASMUSSEN, Laine
1
22 BARDEN, Darcy
5
13/02/92 Lower Plenty 2 .............. .............
23 TEDESCO, Luke
1
08/03/87 Wanneroo JFC 67 .............. .............
Quinns JFC182 .............. .............
Wadonga154 .............. .............
South Fremantle114 .............. .............
25 BARTHOLOMEW, Raymond 1
28/04/85
28 ELISSEOU, Alex
1
30/01/92 Whitford JFC 3 .............. .............
30 BRADLEY, Kepler *
0
13/11/85 Kingsley JFC/FFC 28 .............. .............
32 BRANCH, Cameron
1
26/06/87 Wanneroo JFC 5 .............. .............
33 SAYLOR, Anthony
2
31/05/85 Dianella Morley 59 .............. .............
35 FLEAY, Dion
2
01/05/84
36 PETTIGREW, Michael
1
16/03/85 Whitford JFC 2 .............. .............
39 LATHAM, Joel
1
03/04/92 Wanneroo JFC 0 .............. .............
40 MELLINGTON, Joshua *
0
29/12/92 Murray Bushrangers/FFC 14 .............. .............
41 MASCOULIS, Michael *
0
27/01/93 Northern Knights 1 .............. .............
44 LYNCH, Quinten *
0
24/01/83 Koorda/WCE46 .............. .............
47 MANNING, Kody
1
28/09/91 Ocean Ridge JFC 7 .............. .............
48 TINDALL, Jay
1
14/01/90 Kingsley JFC 17 .............. .............
49 CARNEY, Nick
1
17/03/91 Ocean Ridge JFC 0 .............. .............
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South Fremantle133 .............. .............
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WAFL Match Facts
Played at Medibank Stadium, Leederville
Overall: East Perth 162 West Perth 156 Draw 5
Past 10 meetings: East Perth 4 West Perth 6
Past 10 at Leederville: East Perth 3 West Perth 7
EP highest score v WP 31.19 (205) Round 2, 1984
WP highest score v EP 27.18 (180) 1st Semi Final, 1982
EP lowest score v WP 0.9 (9) Round 20, 2003
WP lowest score v EP 1.5 (11) Round 4, 1919
EP biggest win v WP 98 points, Round 17, 1971
WP biggest win v EP 88 points, Round 10, 1964
Scoreboard
League1st2nd3rd4th
East Perth
West Perth
Umpires
Field: Todd Keating, David O’Neill, Nick Brown
Boundary: Brett Dagleish, Adam Bastick, Callum Brown/Brad Hunt
Goal: David Shawcross, Lauren French
17
Colts - Saturday, March 31, 9.10am, East Fremantle Oval.
Club
COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Phil Cronan
No.Player
1
BOWEY, Thomas
2
FRANKLIN, Miles
3
CHALWELL, Brodie
4
GREEN, Jacob
5
BASEDEN, Matt
6
WEDGE, Callum
7
SCHOFIELD, Kim
8
ANTHONY, Dion
9
MARSH, Harrison
10 DENNIS, Lachlan
11 CHAMBERLAIN, Jack
12 LESTER-SMITH, Daniel
13 HUGHES, James
14 DOROTICH, Jordan
15 FANNON, Cameron
16 CHITTY, Kevin
17 COULTHARD, Dylan
18 JUPP, Matthew
19 LEE, John
20 SCHLEICHER, Jake
21 NALDER, Cambell
22 MCCARREY, Zac
23 PAPARONE, Marco
24 WALLIS, Richard
25 STOKES, Andrew
26 HOWSON, Alex
27 MCDONALD, Sean
28 SANDILANDS, Chad
29 BYRON-PENDERGAST, Mack
30 ELLIS, Brandon
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
12/10/93
Canning Vale JFC
06/04/95
Palmyra JFC
20/05/95
09/10/94
Booragoon JFC
18/02/94
Winnacott JFC
07/05/94
Booragoon JFC
29/09/94Railways
26/04/94Railways
13/01/94
Margaret River
21/04/92
Applecross JFC
31/07/93
Swanbource JFC
30/08/94
12/07/94
Melville JFC
31/10/93
Melville JFC
15/09/93
Melville JFC
12/08/94
CBC Fremantle
14/04/94Brigades
28/09/93
South Perth JFC
16/09/94
Willetton JFC
08/01/94
Willetton JFC
20/12/93
Applecross JFC
10/08/93
Applecross JFC
03/09/94
Palmyra JFC
07/12/93
Willeton JFC
14/12/93Railways
25/05/94
Booragoon JFC
16/10/93
Willetton JFC
22/10/93
14/02/94
East Fremantle JFC
30/12/93
Rossmoyne JFC
Broadcast: Information Radio (990AM)
East Perth Football
Club
Claremont
Football
Club
Goals
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Field: Matt Dodgson, Leigh Rettalick, Troy King
Boundary: Justin Blades, Nathan Dingle, Ryan Shelton
Goal: Brendan Rac, Sheahan Gilday
COLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Ben Dyer
No.Player
1
MCGINTY, Edward
2
DANIHER, Ben
3
MORGAN, Dylan
4
GODDARD-NASH, Arran
5
LIM, Brendon
6
TAYLOR, Benjamin
7
COLVIN, Jake
8
HOGAN, Jesse
10 BEDFORD, Jamahl
11 MARTIN, Jack
14 SALOMONE, Luke
16 MURRAY, Hamish
17 O’HARA, Timothy
18 ANDERSON, Jake
21 CURTIN, Thomas
22 MALONE, Xavier
23 ARGENTO, Edoardo
26 PRICE, Scott
27 WHITEHEAD, Mason
29 LEO, Bronson
30 STUBBER, Bodhi
31 BUNGEY, George
32 MCGOVERN, Mitchell 33 MCPHEE, Jack
36 LAW, Jordan
39 LUCKMAN, Jake
40 CAMERON, Darcey
44 GAJEWSKI, Nick
D.O.B
Recruited from
03/08/94
Halls Creek
13/10/93
Wembley Downs JFC
24/09/93Royals
11/01/94
North Beach JFC
01/05/94
West Coast JFC
31/12/93Tambellup
01/01/94
Trinity Aquinas
12/02/95
Marist JFC
24/01/94
Cable Beach
29/01/95Towns
28/04/94
Marist JFC
29/08/94
Swanbourne JFC
06/11/93
West Coast JFC
14/08/95
Scarborough JFC
17/12/93
South Perth JFC
28/03/94
Marist JFC
24/01/94
Marist JFC
02/01/94Wembley
16/04/95
Scarborough JFC
02/06/94
Royals Football Club
16/08/94
Railways Football Club
18/03/94Ongerup
11/10/94
North Albany Football Club
13/04/94
25/08/95
Wembley Downs JFC
03/02/94
West Coast JFC
18/07/95
11/11/94
West Coast JFC
Goals
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East Fremantle
Claremont
Reserves - Saturday, March 31, 11.40am, East Fremantle Oval.
EastFremantle
Perth Football
Club
East
Football
Club
East Perth Football
Club
Claremont
Football
Club
COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Michael Shanahan
No.Player
7
O’BRIEN, Brock
10 LESLIE, Callum
14 BOYLE, Mitchell
14 DOROTICH, Jordan
17 CHALWELL, Tyler
20 CRONAN, Louis
24 TROPIANO, Aiden
28 FOSTER, Luke
30 KING, Kieran
31 TROPIANO, Kurt
34 VINEY, Timothy
37 HOOKER, Thomas
40 KING, Sam
45 LAVELL-LEE, Jack
46 READ, Samuel
47 CORMACK, Declan
48 SMITH, Cordell
51 TURNER, Luke
52 HENSON, Sean
53 JANSEN, Scott
56 PICKETT, Dustin
57 O’BRIEN, Mackenzie
59 HANCOCK, Scott
60 CLARKSON, Liam
61 BRADLEY, Miles
62 DEWAR, Cale
63 HILL, Matthew
64 CURLEY, Godfrey
66 KEEN, Joshua
67 MARINELLI, Dylan
68 O’SULLIVAN, Thomas
70 COOPER, Brad
20
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
30/05/88
Pinjarra JFC
21/01/89
22/04/92Railways
31/10/93
Melville JFC
10/03/92
Willeton JFC
02/01/91
East Fremantle JFC
21/10/92Brigades
12/02/91
05/03/91
Rossmoyne JFC
23/01/91
Brigades GNFL
07/01/87
Chapman Valley
16/04/92
Melville JFC
13/11/91
Fremantle CBC
21/02/93
Attadale JFC
23/10/91
Wesley Curtin
02/04/92
Swanbourne JFC
23/08/92
13/07/92
Rossmoyne JFC
03/03/92
Rossmoyne JFC
30/09/90
11/08/86
Port Adelaide
03/06/91Pinjarra
11/05/92
Rossmoyne JFC
05/02/93Railways
16/02/92
East Fremantle JFC
12/02/93
Attadale JFC
25/06/92
08/12/92Mullewa
10/03/89
Pennent Hills
08/12/92
East Fremantle JFC
24/04/92
24/07/90Brigades
Goals
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Field: Eddy Williams, Craig Bowden, McLane Edinger
Boundary: Michael Harrington, Jason Dick, Tim Lefroy
Goal: Sam Hunter, Steve Gaensler
COLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Ross McQueen
No.Player
1
WALTON, Rory
2
YU, Keifer
5
MURPHY, Jake
7
LEE, Thomas
12 FRANZ, Brandon
13 GILLIGAN, Alroy
14 HOLT, Aaron
15 STARLING, Simon
18 RUCK, Andrew
19 CRAWFORD, David
21 GILLESPIE, Alistair
23 BRADSHAW, Jack
27 WILLETT, Thomas
28 NISBETT, Bradley
31 THOMSON, James
33 MCLERNON, Clay
36 CUNNINGHAM, George
37 TAYLOR, Thomas
38 CRISTINELLI, Coleman
40 HAMP, Anton 41 CRONIN, Richard
45 AITKEN, Jordan
50 DAVEY, Lachlan
51 RICHARDSON, Jack
52 FONG, Sam
53 GOYDER, Matthew
54 KNOTT, Keegan
55 BREAKEY, Hugo
57 FLINT, Chaz
59 O’HARA, Tim
60 LUCKMAN, Brent
61 JOHNSON, Jacob
63 MARK, Peter
D.O.B
Recruited from
30/06/85
Marist JFC
06/04/91
Broome/Marist JFC/Hale
18/01/90
Cottesloe JFC
02/01/91
Mosman Park JFC/Adel Crows
30/08/85
Marist JFC
09/07/90
Fitzroy Crossing - Yiyili
19/02/91
West Coast JFC
15/05/89
Swanbourne JFC
16/12/85
Albany - Royals
14/07/83
Mosman Park JFC
25/08/89
Swanbourne JFC
30/09/92
West Coast JFC
04/04/89
Marist JFC
10/03/91
West Coast JFC
18/02/88
Scotch College
18/07/85
Perth FC
14/05/92Hale
10/08/92
Tambellup / Hale
11/12/91
Albany - Railways
21/07/92
West Coast JFC/WCE
17/11/87
Albany - Royals
28/03/92
West Coast JFC / Hale
30/12/92
Wembley Downs JFC
15/02/93
Swanbourne JFC
04/04/93
West Coast JFC
05/05/93
Cottelsoe JFC
20/07/92
North Beach JFC
02/08/93
Swanbourne JFC
30/06/93
Scarborough JFC
6/11/93
West Coast JFC
27/07/92
St Marys
29/05/87Collegians
03/04/92
Goals
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East Fremantle
Claremont
East Fremantle Football Club
Claremont Football Club
COLOURS: Navy and Gold Coach: Marc Webb
COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Steve Malaxos
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B
From
Games
1 MCGOUGH, Mark
10 22/06/84 Montmorency39 .............. .............
2 HADLEY, Richard
1
29/03/83 Willetton JFC 12 .............. .............
3 TEAKLE, Leith
1
28/07/83 Brigades155 .............. .............
4 O’BRIEN, Rory
10 28/06/86 Pinjarra JFC112 .............. .............
5 FASOLO, Lewis
1
01/05/90 Attadale JFC 46 .............. .............
6 PERHAM, Jack
1 12/06/90 Brigades7.............. .............
7 O’BRIEN, Brock
10 30/05/88 Pinjarra JFC 61 .............. .............
8 DODD, Steven
1
20/06/83 Lynwood Ferndale JFC 64 .............. .............
9 GRIFFIN, Jonathon 0
14/01/86 Karoonda JFC/FFC 8 .............. .............
11 YEO, Corey
1
09/05/91 Attadale JFC 13 .............. .............
12 STEPHEN, Andrew
1
09/08/88 Melville JFC 46 .............. .............
13 SCHOFIELD, Jayden
1 14/05/92 Railways0.............. .............
14 BOYLE, Mitchell
1 22/04/92 Railways3.............. .............
15 GABRIEL, Russell
10 22/04/89 Frankston0.............. .............
16 IBBOTSON, Garrick 015/03/88
Bullcreek Leeming JFC/FFC 26 .............. .............
17 CHALWELL, Tyler
1
10/03/92 Willeton JFC 0 .............. .............
18 LESTER-SMITH, Ryan
1
19/06/92 Willeton JFC 0 .............. .............
19 WELLER, Luke
5 13/01/82 Zilmere90 .............. .............
20 DALZIELL, Bradd 015/03/87
Lynwood Ferndale JFC/WCE33 .............. .............
21 BROWN, Mitchell 0
17/12/88 North Ballarat/WCE 25 .............. .............
23 YOUNG, Robert
5 21/03/85 Coburg92 .............. .............
25 MONACO, Justin
1
07/11/92 Attadale JFC 1 .............. .............
26 SHEPPARD, Bradley 0
23/05/91 Attadale JFC/WCE 34 .............. .............
27 STEVENS, Koby 0
18/06/91 Gippsland Power/WCE 33 .............. .............
29 HOWLETT, Thomas
3 03/03/89 Busselton36 .............. .............
30 KING, Kieran
1
05/03/91 Rossmoyne JFC 0 .............. .............
34 VINEY, Timothy
07/01/87 Chapman Valley 4 .............. .............
35 BAYLISS, James
1
27/04/90 Rostrata JFC 18 .............. .............
36 PAPERTALK, Callum 012/08/92
Chapman Valley/WCE rookie0 .............. .............
39 SYMONDS, Cameron
1
41 BRENNAN, Jacob 024/01/90
Bullcreek Leeming JFC/WCE38 .............. .............
42 MENEGOLA, Sam 0
07/03/92 Attadale JFC/FFC rookie 0 .............. .............
52 HENSON, Sean
1
03/03/92 Rossmoyne JFC 0 .............. .............
58 WAIGHT, Adam
1
01/11/90 Canningvale 0 .............. .............
64 CURLEY, Godfrey
1 08/12/92 Mullewa0.............. .............
69 DUFFY, Max
1
11/04/93 Rossmoyne JFC 0 .............. .............
Rushed
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AFL Listed Players
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B
From
Games
1 WALTON, Rory
1
30/06/85 Marist JFC102 .............. .............
2 YU, Keifer
1
06/04/91 Broome/Marist JFC/Hale 6 .............. .............
3 BLACKWELL, Luke
10 12/11/86 Swan Districts 71 .............. .............
4 RICHARDSON, Ian
1
14/10/87 West Coast JFC 86 .............. .............
5 MURPHY, Jake
1
18/01/90 Cottesloe JFC 51 .............. .............
6 MEDHURST, Paul
1
11/12/81 Hale School 30 .............. .............
7 LEE, Thomas
102/01/91
Mosman Park JFC/Adel Crows30 .............. .............
9 MITCHELL, Kane
10 MORTON, Jarryd
11 FOSTER, Andrew
12 FRANZ, Brandon
13 GILLIGAN, Alroy
14 HOLT, Aaron
15 STARLING, Simon
17 HANDLEY, Trinity
19 CRAWFORD, David
20 JONES, Chad
21 GILLESPIE, Alistair
22 NEATES, Ryan 23 BRADSHAW, Jack
24 ANDREWS, Mitchell
27 WILLETT, Thomas
28 NISBETT, Bradley
29 SILVAGNI, Alex 31 THOMSON, James
32 SCHAMMER, Byron
33 MCLERNON, Clay
34 STEVENSON, Lewis 35 SWIFT, Thomas 40 HAMP, Anton 42 MCGOVERN, Jeremy 43 SUBAN, Nicholas 44 WEEDON, Gerrick 48 MCGINNITY, Patrick 49 MCPHEE, Adam Rushed
AFL Listed Players
1
01/12/89 Marist JFC 61 ..............
1
05/10/88 Lake Grace 2 ..............
10 31/08/85 East Fremantle FC/FFC 89 ..............
1
30/08/85 Marist JFC 71 ..............
1
09/07/90 Fitzroy Crossing - Yiyili 22 ..............
1
19/02/91 West Coast JFC 6 ..............
1
15/05/89 Swanbourne JFC 43 ..............
1
11/03/84 West Coast JFC146 ..............
1
14/07/83 Mosman Park JFC159 ..............
1
15/06/84 Hale/Nth Melb/WCE 90 ..............
1
25/08/89 Swanbourne JFC 3 ..............
0
21/06/91 Carine JFC/WCE 13 ..............
1
30/09/92 West Coast JFC 7 ..............
505/12/86
Broadbeach/ West Perth FC 40 ..............
1
04/04/89 Marist JFC 16 ..............
1
10/03/91 West Coast JFC 4 ..............
0
29/09/87 Casey Scorpions/FFC 1 ..............
1
18/02/88 Scotch College 51 ..............
5
21/06/85 West Adelaide 47 ..............
10 18/07/85 Perth FC 97 ..............
0
30/07/89 West Coast JFC/WCE 65 ..............
0
06/07/90 Swanbourne JFC/WCE 38 ..............
0
21/07/92 West Coast JFC/WCE 7 ..............
0
15/04/92 North Albany/WCE 2 ..............
0
09/05/90 North Ballarat/FFC 5 ..............
0 25/05/91 Broome/WCE25 ..............
0
18/02/89 Marist JFC/WCE 27 ..............
0 06/10/82 Dandenong/FFC14 ..............
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Eas t F r e man t l e v C lar e mon t
EastFremantle
Perth Football
Club
East
Football
League - Saturday, March 31, 2.10pm, East Fremantle Oval.
WAFL Match Facts
Played at East Fremantle Oval
Overall: East Fremantle 152 Claremont 110 Draw 2
Past 10 meetings: East Fremantle 5 Claremont 5
Past 10 at East Fremantle: East Fremantle 3 Claremont 7
EF highest score v Clare 27.22 (184) Round 2, 1948
Clare highest score v EF 30.17 (197) Round 13, 1981
EF lowest score v Clare 4.11 (35) Round 7, 1989
Clare lowest score v EF 4.5 (29) Round 12, 1934
EF biggest win v Clare 121 points, Round 11, 1958
Clare biggest win v EF 103 points, Round 19, 2005
Scoreboard
League1st2nd3rd4th
East Fremantle
Claremont
Umpires
Field: Alex Martin, Beau Wardman, Ben Laycock
Boundary: Ryan Kukura, Greg Smith, Donna Brown
Goal: Luke Edwards, Jono Laycock
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East Thunder
Perth Football
Club
Peel
Football
COLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Wayne Langborne
No.Player
1
DOW, Aaron
2
KENT, Dean
3
HAYDEN, Cameron
4
HUG, Kieran
5
ROBINSON, Blake
6
EDMONDS, Brent
7
KALAJZIC, Joel
8
PISANO, Steven
9
COX, Dylan
10 YARRAN, Christopher
11 ARANGIO, Daniel
12 GREEN, Lawson
13 BARTLETT, Daniel
14 STUART, Jermaine
15 SMITH, James
16 YORK, Lewis
17 GRAFTON, David
18 COLVIN, Jason
19 BOLTON, Dwayne
21 MORENO, Alexander
22 LOO, Dylan
23 CHAN, Mark
24 SINCLAIR, Michael
25 TOOP, Connor
26 GARSTONE, Samuel
27 ANILE, Paul
28 ROGERS, Todd
29 RYAN, Adam
30 JONES, Reginald
31 LITCHFIELD, Harley
32 HART, Dale
33 JENKINS, Ben
34 KENT, Drew
35 RIIEL, Alex
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
08/01/94Railways
24/02/94Federals
18/01/94
Lynwood Ferndale
09/05/94
Toodyay FC
19/05/94Federals
27/07/94Federals
02/12/93
South Perth JFC
14/12/93Maddington
01/03/95
South Perth JFC
27/03/94
Queens Park JFC
30/03/94
South Perth JFC
10/06/94Gosnells
21/01/94
Vic Park JFC
17/03/95
Guildford Grammar
27/07/93Cunderdin
04/04/94
Kellerberrin Tammin
25/10/94Railways
03/02/94
Gosnells JFC
03/05/95
Maddington JFC
21/07/94
24/06/95
Victoria Park JFC
10/01/94Federals
14/03/94
South Perth
08/07/94
Toodyay JFC
01/06/95
Upper Swan JFC
29/07/93Roleystone
07/09/94Cunderdin
16/03/95
Lynwood Ferndale
23/02/95
Lynwood Ferndale JFC
08/07/94
Juren Bay
15/01/94
Queens Park JFC
20/05/94Toodyay
02/08/93
Kelleberrin Tammin
06/03/94
Victoria Park JFC
Goals
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Field: Matt Dodgson, Leigh Rettalick, Troy King
Boundary: Justin Blades, Nathan Dingle, Ryan Shelton
Goal: Brendan Rac, Sheahan Gilday
Broadcast: Radio Fremantle (107.9FM)
Club
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Scott Franklin
No.Player
1
HAYDON, Andrew
2
COPELAND, Brendon
3
ANZELLINO, Rhys
4
FIELD, Aden
5
WATSON, Jarrod
6
MORRIS, Corey
7
BEE, Matthew
8
MCINTOSH, Kamdyn
9
BELL, Blair
10 STRANGE, Chase
12 WILKINS, Laine
13 BLACK, Callum
14 WESTWOOD, Kyle
15 FISH, Corey
16 HUMPHRIES, Kyle
17 ROBINSON, Luke
19 COLLARD, Jay
20 KELLY, Baron
21 SKIPWORTH, Thompson
22 RUBERY, Matthew
24 WEDDERBURN , Isaac
25 VERNON, Tom
26 WILKEY, Reise
28 BAKER, Shawn
30 BARNDON, Sam
31 MILLS-PROUDFOOT, Boedy
33 ROYAL, Mitchell
34 BOWMAN, Jarrod
38 DAWSON, Pierce
39 CARTER, Jeffrey
D.O.B
Recruited from
21/10/93
South Mandurah JFC
11/07/94
Baldivis JFC
11/01/95
Waroona JFC
13/06/94
Rockingham JFC
04/07/94
HBL JFC
30/05/94
Waroona JFC
21/04/94
Pinjarra JFC
03/04/94
Pinjarra JFC
10/09/93
South Fremantle JFC
05/03/94
Baldivis JFC
30/03/94
Halls Head JFC
31/03/94Baldivis
11/03/94
Rockingham JFC
06/05/94
South Mandurah JFC
02/04/94Mandurah
21/01/94Baldivis
17/02/94Waroona
14/04/94Pinjarra
21/11/95Boyanup
22/09/93
South Mandurah JFC
27/02/95Donnybrook
12/03/95Pinjarra
06/05/95
Pinjarra JFC
07/01/94
Halls Head
09/03/94
Warnbro JFC
11/04/95Rockingham
01/07/93
Halls Head
26/05/95
Halls Head
25/03/95
Warnbro JFC
04/11/94
Pinjarra JFC
Goals
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Perth
Peel Thunder
st
nd
rd
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Reserves - Saturday, March 31, 11.40am, Brownes Stadium
East Perth
Football
Club
Perth
Football
Club
East Thunder
Perth Football
Club
Peel
Football
COLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Adam Pickering
No.Player
5
HODGE, Brett
7
YOUNG, Seamus
8
RODGERS, Chris
11 RANSTED, Kane
16 LLOYD, Timothy
22 NOAKES, Ben
23 ROGERS, Matthew
24 NOAKES, Timothy
26 DELLA-BOSCA, Luke
27 DENTON, Gaby
28 FRASER, Ben
30 RAMSAY, Jaxon
31 SMITH, Liam
37 MURRAY, Dylan
38 EDWARDS, Michael
40 EYRES, Christian
42 MATHER, Michael
44 CHRIMES, Tyler
46 HOUGHTON, Joel
48 MANUEL, Cameron
50 DONOVAN, Simon
51 HOLLAND, Sean
53 JONES, Cameron
54 FRY, Bradley
55 SALMON, Joshua
56 RICHARDSON, Reese
57 STUART, Kerwin
58 BORMOLINI, Peter
59 BOYLE, Matthew
60 RIVERS, James
61 HUNT, Matthew
63 DAVIS, Robert
64 GARLETT, Tyrone
22
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
16/05/91
Thornlie JFC
22/01/86Sandhurst
23/02/90
South Perth JFC
13/02/87
Victoria Park JFC
28/01/93
South Perth JFC
28/04/86
Augusta Margaret River
10/09/90Cunderdin
19/01/84
Augusta Margaret River
11/02/90
South Perth JFC
23/04/90Werribe
11/04/87Blackburn
05/10/90Wagin
04/11/91
Lynwood Ferndale JFC
26/03/92
Moora Rovers
29/02/92
Aquinas College
10/10/90
Trinity Aquinas
13/05/90
Trinity College
13/02/93Federals
26/11/91
Huntingdale JFC/FFC
04/11/89
Swan Athletic
22/08/87Armadale
02/04/93Carlisle
28/10/92
Wesley Curtin
20/03/87
Thornlie JFC
13/10/89
Canning Vic Park
03/06/93Federals
16/11/92Toodyay
10/02/92
Mt Lawley JFC
17/10/92
Victoria Park JFC
30/11/92
Halls Creek
01/10/91
Trinity Aquinas
14/06/82Maddington
14/09/92Railways
Goals
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Boundary: Michael Harrington, Jason Dick, Tim Lefroy
Goal: Sam Hunter, Steve Gaensler
Club
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Garry Dyer
No.Player
6
BATTYE, Matthew
7
BROWN, Mathew
8
BESWICK, Robert
12 MASON, Rhett
14 KEDDELL, Mitchell
16 LUFF, Christopher
19 WILLIAMS, Jacob
22 THORNTON, Bryce
27 TRIPLETT, Bradley
31 PADWICK, Lloyd
33 GEARY, Jackson
34 BEASLEY, Joel
36 HANSEN, Liam
37 FLEAY, Thomas
38 MULGRAVE, Ryan
40 MEYERS, Lincoln
41 EARDLEY, James
42 HILL, Mason
44 OBAL, Travis
46 BESWICK, Dean
48 MORABITO, Anthony 49 MATHERS, Joshua
50 YOUNG, Peter
51 LAURENDI, Joseph
52 HARDY, Dominic
53 GIANATTI, Toby
54 JONES, Matthew
55 BOMBARDIERI, Aaron
56 SUTTON, Brayden
57 WHITE, Jesse
59 HOCKINGS, Jesse
60 O’DRISCOLL, Joel
D.O.B
Recruited from
05/11/85Pinjarra
25/03/88
Harvey Brunswick Leschenault
15/04/88
Pinjarra JFC
30/03/91
Waroona JFC
07/08/88
Port Melbourne
07/01/91
Halls Head JFC
31/01/88
South Bunbury
05/03/88
Harvey Brunswick Leschenault
12/04/89
Halls Head JFC
25/03/90
Safety Bay JFC
04/07/91
Golden Square
27/07/92
Pinjarra JFC
04/01/89Kelmscott
20/12/92York
23/01/93
Mandurah JFC
02/01/92
Halls Head JFC
20/06/93
Secret Harbour JFC
06/03/92Armadale
10/05/93HBL
01/03/91Pinjarra
29/10/91
Harvey Brunswick Leschenault/FFC
27/04/93
Warnbro JFC
02/01/93Beverley
05/02/89Mandurah
30/08/92
Halls Head JFC
17/07/90Mundijong
11/02/92
Safety Bay JFC
22/03/93
South Mandurah JFC
05/10/85Pinjarra
08/01/93Carlisle
08/01/91Eaton
20/01/92
Pinjarra JFC
Goals
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Perth
Peel Thunder
Perth Football Club
Peel Thunder Football Club
COLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Damien McMahon
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B
From
Games
1 ELARI, Aaron
1 24/04/91 Moora37 .............. .............
2 SPAANDERMAN, Llane
12 10/02/86 Bayswater JFC 98 .............. .............
3 YOUNG, Ross
5 09/09/83 Carlton70 .............. .............
4 BILLINGS, Chris
1
10/12/87 Rossmoyne JFC 56 .............. .............
5 HODGE, Brett
1
16/05/91 Thornlie JFC 34 .............. .............
6 BEVAN, Paul
12 27/09/84 Sydney2.............. .............
8 RODGERS, Chris
1
23/02/90 South Perth JFC 8 .............. .............
10 JACOBS, Julian
3 02/01/89 Ports24 .............. .............
11 RANSTED, Kane
1
13/02/87 Victoria Park JFC 56 .............. .............
12 LEESON, Joel
1 08/08/91 Dongara15 .............. .............
13 ROBINSON, Drew
1
14/03/85 Gosnells JFC 41 .............. .............
17 DAVIS, Leon
1 17/06/81 Railways11 .............. .............
19 MCINNES, Fraser 0
19/07/93 South Perth JFC 2 .............. .............
20 MOODY, Matthew
10 23/09/85 Kelmscott JFC 54 .............. .............
22 NOAKES, Ben
5
23 ROGERS, Matthew
1 10/09/90 Cunderdin24 .............. .............
24 NOAKES, Timothy
7
25 KANE, Nick
10 04/09/85 Box Hill 53 .............. .............
27 DENTON, Gaby
10 23/04/90 Werribe8.............. .............
28 FRASER, Ben
0 11/04/87 Blackburn0.............. .............
32 BUTLER, Sam 0 14/01/86 Gawler/WCE43 .............. .............
33 JOHNSON, Michael 0
20/10/84 Victoria Park JFC/FFC 49 .............. .............
34 SMITH, Alistair
1 08/08/90 Federals2.............. .............
35 TEDESCO, Matthew
5
30/08/89 Wanneroo JFC 55 .............. .............
36 STACK, Brennan
1
26/05/88 Belmont JFC 2 .............. .............
37 MURRAY, Dylan
1
26/03/92 Moora Rovers 0 .............. .............
39 FLORIO, Michael
1
28/02/91 Thornlie JFC 31 .............. .............
40 EYRES, Christian
1
10/10/90 Trinity Aquinas 0 .............. .............
41 DEAVES, Mark
3
13/06/89 Noranda JFC 7 .............. .............
42 MATHER, Michael
1
13/05/90 Trinity College 5 .............. .............
43 TUNBRIDGE, Simon 0
01/04/93 Dongara/WCE rookie 1 .............. .............
46 HOUGHTON, Joel
1
26/11/91 Huntingdale JFC 19 .............. .............
47 SMITH, Ashley 0 20/07/90 Dandenong/WCE29 .............. .............
49 MAYNE, Christopher 0
02/11/88 Belmont JFC/FFC 12 .............. .............
50 DONOVAN, Simon
1 22/08/87 Armadale6.............. .............
54 FRY, Bradley
1
20/03/87 Thornlie JFC 1 .............. .............
56 RICHARDSON, Reese
1 03/06/93 Federals0.............. .............
57 STUART, Kerwin
1 16/11/92 Toodyay0.............. .............
63 DAVIS, Robert
1 14/06/82 Maddington2.............. .............
Rushed
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AFL Listed Players
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Trevor Williams
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B
Recruited From
WAFLGoalsBhds
Games
1
THORNTON, Kristin
1
05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 21 .............. .............
2
SHERIDAN, Thomas 0
28/10/93 Calder Cannons/FFC 1 .............. .............
3
JONES, Brendon
7
18/04/86
4
GILLAM, Brennan
1
10/07/91 Halls Head JFC 16 .............. .............
5
THORNTON, Ashley
1
9
TRAVERS, Patrick
1
01/04/85
Quairading139 .............. .............
Peel133 .............. .............
10 DANIELS, Jamason
10 10/08/90 Coburg0.............. .............
12 MASON, Rhett
1
30/03/91 Waroona JFC 20 .............. .............
13 CRICHTON, Jesse 0
18/06/91 North Launceston/FFC 25 .............. .............
15 GREEN, Mitchell
1
07/05/90 Busselton38 .............. .............
16 LUFF, Christopher
1
07/01/91 Halls Head JFC 21 .............. .............
17 BRISTOW, James
10
29/01/89 Golden Square 1 .............. .............
18 LYCETT, Scott 0
26/09/92 Port Adelaide/WCE 18 .............. .............
19 WILLIAMS, Jacob
1
31/01/88 South Bunbury 35 .............. .............
21 FAULKS, Peter 0
24/04/88 Casey Scorpions/FFC 11 .............. .............
22 THORNTON, Bryce
1
23 MCFARLANE, Devin
1
04/09/92 South Mandurah JFC 21 .............. .............
24 ORZEL, Matthew
10
05/01/85 North Albany FC102 .............. .............
25 HERRING, Ryan
10 10/11/86 Sturt18 .............. .............
26 MURDOCH, Matheson
1
30/04/92 South Mandurah JFC 2 .............. .............
27 TRIPLETT, Bradley
1
12/04/89 Halls Head JFC 29 .............. .............
28 HANCOCK, Brendan
10
14/05/83
29 JOHNSTON, David
3
17/06/90 South Bunbury 4 .............. .............
30 WYTHES, Jordan
0
09/12/93 Warnbro JFC 1 .............. .............
32 WILSON, Blayne 1
26/01/92 Halls Head/WCE 28 .............. .............
35 GARLETT, Clinton
3
16/04/91 Carey Park 20 .............. .............
36 HANSEN, Liam
2
04/01/89 Kelmscott0.............. .............
39 DANN, Edward
1
21/05/89 Rockingham1.............. .............
40 MEYERS, Lincoln
1
02/01/92 Halls Head JFC 4 .............. .............
43 LLEYENDEKKERS, Mitchell 1
47 MCKENNA, Liam
1
18/04/92 Safety Bay JFC 6 .............. .............
60 O’DRISCOLL, Joel
1
20/01/92 Pinjarra JFC 2 .............. .............
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Leitchville133 .............. .............
P e r t h v P e e l T h un d e r
East Perth
Football
Club
Perth
Football
Club
League - Saturday, March 31, 2.10pm, Brownes Stadium
AFL Listed Players
WAFL Match Facts
Played at Brownes Stadium, Lathlain
Overall: Perth 23 Peel 15
Past 10 meetings: Perth 4 Peel 6
Past 10 at Lathlain: Perth 6 Peel 4
Perth highest score v Peel 24.19 (163) Round 22, 2009
Peel highest score v Perth 19.15 (129) Round 8, 2000
Perth lowest score v Peel 7.13 (55) Round 21, 2008
Peel lowest score v Perth 4.10 (34) Round 4, 1999
Perth biggest win v Peel 120 points, Round 22, 2009
Peel biggest win v Perth 52 points, Round 2, 2010
Scoreboard
League1st2nd3rd4th
Perth
Peel Thunder
Umpires
Field: Stuart Parry, Scott McPhee, Travis Norton
Boundary: Jack McDonald, Brodie Ward, Kirk Webster
Goal: Kendell Ball, Brett Rogers
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Headland, who started out at Karrinyup,
kicked eight goals for Subiaco in their Round
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Field umpire Travis Norton, boundary
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Luke Edwards were all recognised for their
outstanding pre-seasons at the WAFL
Umpiring season launch.
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former greats.
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make a statement.
He dominated most of his colleagues in
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state.
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1 GRANT, Jarrad
2 MURPHY, Robert
3 WALLIS , Mitchell
4 CROSS, Daniel
5 BOYD, Matthew
7 HIGGINS, Shaun
8 VESZPREMI, Patrick
9 GILBEE, Lindsay
10 WOOD, Easton
11 SHERMAN, Justin
12 WILLIAMS, Tom L.
13 GIANSIRACUSA, Daniel
14 SMITH, Clay
16 GRIFFEN, Ryan
17 COONEY, Adam
18 ROBERTS, Fletcher
19 JONES, Liam
20 PEARCE, Daniel
21 LIBERATORE , Tom
22 ADDISON, Dylan
23 ROUGHEAD, Jordan
25 HARGRAVE, Ryan
26 SKINNER , Zephaniah
27 MINSON, Will
29 DICKSON, Tory
30 HOWARD, Christian
31 MULLIGAN, James
32 TALIA, Michael
33 DJERRKURA, Nathan
34 GREENWOOD, Alex #
34 TUTT, Jason
35 HILL , Tom
36 LAKE (HARRIS), Brian
37 MARKOVIC, Lukas
38 MORRIS, Dale
39 JOHANNISEN, Jason #
40 DAHLHAUS, Luke
41 HOOPER, Andrew
42 PICKEN, Liam
43 REDPATH, Jack #
44 MOLES, Brodie
45 CAMPBELL, Tom #
46 JONG, Lin #
47 AUSTIN, Mark #
48 P ANOS, Matthew
49 CORDY, Ayce
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Patersons Stadium , Saturday, 31 March (4:40pm Local Time)
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1 BROWN, Mitchell J.
2 LECRAS, Mark
3 GAFF , Andrew
4 KERR, Daniel
5 SHEPPARD, Brad
6 NICOSKI, Mark
7 MASTEN, Chris
8 WATERS, Beau
9 NAITANUI, Nic
10 SELWOOD, Scott
11 PRIDDIS, Matt
13 SHUEY, Luke
14 STEVENS, Koby
15 SWIFT, Tom
16 MACKENZIE, Eric
17 KENNEDY, Josh J.
18 DALZIELL, Bradd
19 NEATES, Ryan
20 COX, Dean
21 LYNCH, Quinten
22 MASCOULIS, Michael #
23 GLASS, Darren
24 ROSA, Matt
25 HURN, Shannon
26 BUTLER, Sam
27 DARLING , Jack
28 SMITH, Ashley
29 LYCETT , Scott
30 WILSON, Blayne
31 SCHOFIELD, Will
32 EMBLEY, Andrew
33 HILL, Josh
34 BRENNAN , Jacob
35 MCGINNITY, Patrick
36 MCINNES, Fraser
37 SELWOOD, Adam
38 NEWMAN, Murray
39 DICK, Brad #
40 HAMP, Anton #
41 STRIJK, Andrew
42 MCGOVERN, Jeremy #
43 HAMS, Ashton
44 WEEDON, Gerrick
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46 TUNBRIDGE, Simon #
47 STEVENSON, Lewis
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Country
FOotball
Community
Football
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lon
by Dylan Mel
Six mates, 1,000km for men’s health
Amateurs launch season
THE second Mates 500 Relay set off from
Manjimup recently to raise awareness of
regional men’s health.
In 2011 six mates from Manjimup set off
on a 500km relay to raise money for Regional
Men’s Health Initiative and Prostate Cancer
Foundation of Australia, this year they trekked
an another 500km for the cause.
Tim Lyster, Heath East, Anthony
Stubberfield, Mat Johnston, Wayne Barnden
and Paul Omodei, who are all actively
involved in the Lower South West Football
League, initially planned the event as a one
off leadership challenge to inspire the best
players from the LSWFL to make themselves
available for the Landmark Country Football
Championships team.
The inspiration to turn the run into an
inaugural event came from the group’s desire
THE WA Amateur Football League officially launched its season on
Wednesday night as attention turns to the first round of matches on
April 14.
Held at the Subiaco Football Club at Medibank Stadium, the launch
was attended by representatives from each WAAFL club as well as
special guests including WA Football Commission Director of Football
Competitions Grant Dorrington and Community Football Advisory
Committee Chairman Brian Sierakowski.
Guest speaker for the night was West Coast Eagles Schools and
Community Program Co-ordinator Kim Hannah.
The night officially welcomes clubs to the 2012 WA Amateur
Football League season before the first round of fixtures for all grades
kicks off on April 14.
The 2012 fixtures were released by the WAAFL in the week leading
up to the launch, with round one highlighted by a C1 grand final
rematch between Kelmscott and Scarborough – this time in B Grade.
The two teams played four times in 2011 with Scarborough winning
the Round 7 and 16 encounters by nine and 11 points respectively,
while Kelmscott were shock 18-point winners in the second semi-final,
earning their place in the grand final. It was minor premier Scarborough
who proved too good in the grand final however, running out 43-point
winners.
Newly promoted A Grade teams Hamersley Carine and Swan
Athletic will face Trinity Aquinas and North Fremantle respectively in
Round 1, while Wesley Curtin and Fremantle CBC face Kalamunda and
West Coast Cowan in B Grade after finishing bottom two in the 2011 A
Grade competition.
Last season’s C2 premiers Coolbinia West Perth have the tough first
up task of taking on Melville in their C1 debut.
Melville dropped to C1 after a disappointing year in B Grade in 2011
and will be eager to start the season strongly in their opening match
against the newly-promoted Coolbinia.
Round 1 will also feature the debut of two new WAAFL teams – the
Cobras Football Club and the Osborne Park Amateur Football Club.
Both the Cobras and Osborne Park join the WAAFL from the
Mercantile Football Association and will both play their inaugural year
in C4.
to help further promote the importance of
health and wellbeing to men in regional areas
after raising over $58,000 in 2011.
“The committee and runners are excited
with the opportunity to extend the awareness
of men’s health issues into rural areas outside
the area they live in,” “Mates 500 Relay”
chairman Paul Omodei said ahead of the
adventure.
The Mates 500 team, consisting of farmers,
tradies and professionals, jogged out of
Nannup at 5am on March 10 and run an
average of 28 kilometres each daily until they
crossed the finish line in their hometown at
6pm on March 16.
Michelle Lyster diarised the final day of
the Relay. “Anyone who knows Heath East, will
have witnessed many times the great resolve
shown this morning when he was out on the
Around the Leagues
Hills:
The Hills Football Association season starts
with a carnival on April 1 at Mundaring Oval.
The home and away season starts on April
15 with Wundowie taking on Pickering Brook
at Wundowie, Gidgegannup versus old rivals
Mundaring at Gidgegannup and Mt Helena
tackling Chidlow at Mt Helena. Hills secretary
Carleen Pallister said all five clubs have new
coaches.
Great Northern:
The GNFL will host a pre-season Carnival on
Sunday, April 1 at Eadon-Clarke.
Railways premiership coach Barry
Kimberley has retired and been replaced by
Jeff Smith as player-coach while former West
Perth player Regan Duckworth will fill a similar
role at Chapman Valley where he played a
couple seasons ago.
Father of Essendon AFL player Patrick
Ryder, Revis Ryder, will take over the reins at
Mullewa, while Ian Taylor is coaching Towns,
Dave Suttot (Rovers), Reg Hall (Brigades) and
Kristen Maver is player/coach of Northampton.
road two hours prior to the other runners
walking 12kms to give his Mates a head start
for Day 6,” she wrote.
“Accompanied by his wife, one car with
two support crew (and many hungry sheep
looking for an easy feed) they walked in
darkness until the rest of the crew caught up.
“With a good head start the mates hit
Darkin at 9.30am with the next turn for
Moodiarrup. Battling some undulating terrain
and a stiff head wind the enormity of the week
tolled as the pace slightly decreased. With the
arrival of Cameron Knapton and Dean Kemp,
the mates rallied and descended the main
street of Kojonup at 5.10pm, bringing Day 6 to
an end.
“Fatigued and blistered, spirits were high
as we were homeward bound! A special
mention to Brendan Earl who joined the
mates as a support runner and covered 50km.
And as always the logistical legend, Mr Nigel
Reeve on his deadly treadly.”
The Mates 500 Relay is proud to
acknowledge and sincerely thank our 2012
event sponsors and if you would like to donate
head to www.mates500relay.org.au
By Trevor Kelly
Upper Great Southern:
Williams coach John Price has retired after
coaching three successive premierships.
Bryan Hardie, who built his reputation with
Boddington and Peel Thunder, transferred
to Williams in 2011 and has taken over the
coaching role.
Brookton/Pingelly, which has struggled
for the past couple of years, has appointed
local stalwart Leigh McCallum as coach.
Boddington has appointed former Perth
player Brett Edwards as their coach. Wagin has
re-appointed veteran Dane Tulley but has lost
some of its younger players who have gone to
Perth to try out with WAFL clubs. Katananning
has re-appointed Jamie Ramm as coach, while
Wickepin has been very active in recruiting.
Kukerin/Dumbleyung has appointed
Nathan Ditchburn as senior coach, while the
Hawks have appointed Craig Andrew as senior
coach.
Onshore Cup:
The Onshore Cup welcomes back Nannup
Tigers after a seven-year recess, joining
Dunsborough Mulies, Capel Kakkas, Bunbury
Mulloways and Busselton Bombers. The
Dunsborough Mulies celebrate their 30th
anniversary.
Goldfields:
Jason Rowe has been appointed playing
coach of Boulder with the club stalwart
assisted off-field by Ray Collis who has been a
club president. Mines Rovers will be coached
by Matt James, while the new club president
is Nat James who is well known in local
government circles.
Diorites club legend Rob Hansen will assist
James in 2012. Kambalda’s coach is John
Reed who was appointed after coaching the
reserves side last season. Kalgoorlie will be
coached in his second year by Colin Rule and
have also been active on the recruitment front
and welcome back key player Jake Lalich from
his stint in the WAFL.
The Cobras host Jandakot at Davilak Reserve in the opening round,
while Osborne Park travels to take on Roleystone at Cross Park.
All league matches start at 2.30pm following the reserves matches
at 12.35pm and colts at 10.45am.
For a list of full fixtures for all grades please visit the WA Amateur
Football League website.
// Scarborough’s C1 Premiership team
Round 1 will also feature the debut of
two new WAAFL teams – the Cobras
Football Club and the Osborne Park
Amateur Football Club.
// Coolbinia West Perth’s C2
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CLAREMONT
• Next home game is Easter Monday, April 9 v West
Perth.
• Don’t forget to get your 2012 club membership.
There is a category to suit every footy fan including
our new Junior Community Club Membership. Check the web site
for details.
• We ask members to now wear their membership cards ideally in the
lanyard provided so you can take advantage of discounts at the bar
at home games.
• Entertainment books will be available in May but you can order
yours now before they sell out.
• Are you receiving our weekly email newsletter? It’s packed with
information any Tigers fan needs to know. If you would like to
receive the newsletter email [email protected].
EAST FREMANTLE
• Memberships and merchandise can be purchased
on match day from the merchandise stall in the
Medallist Bar.
• Stay after the game v Claremont game to watch
Fremantle take on Geelong on the big screen in the
main social hall. Meals available.
• Hall of Fame – June 2.
• Next home fames: Saturday, April 21 v East Perth. President’s
function in the Legends’ Lounge – finger food and afternoon tea are
served at a cost of $65.
• Saturday, April 28 v South Fremantle. President’s function in main
social hall for a sit down lunch at a cost of $70. Bookings for the
President’s functions are essential and can be made by calling the
Club on 9339 5533 or by emailing [email protected].
• East Fremantle Football Club was a finalist in 3 categories in the
Clubs WA Awards for Excellence, Best Football Club, Volunteer Club
Legend (Maureen Gathercole) and Outstanding Community Service
for which the Club won a special commendation.
• The club is celebrating the contribution of the following Club
volunteers today: Paul Bennett (former Chairman of Selectors);
Keith Gundish (Trainer) and Gary McAtee (Trainer), John McManus
(former President) and Directors Kim Barrett and Gary Stockden.
• We also recognise the long term commitment of gate staff Dudley
Dell, Ivan Atkins and Joe D’Orazio.
Can You Help?
Research on a comprehensive database
covering every past WAFL league player
continues and assistance is sought to
establish full particulars on a number of
players active since 1970.
League players for whom contact details
are missing include:
Bradley Barton (East Fremantle 1991, 5
games)
Malcolm Bubb (South Fremantle 1996-97,
1999, 22 games, 17 goals) – from Exmouth
Mark Dimmock (Subiaco 1997-1998, 11
games, 4 goals)
Peter Holcz (Perth 1971, 1973 4 games, 4
goals)
Chris O’Keefe (East Perth 1996, 1 game) –
ex Bunbury
Jon Riggs (West Perth 1989-1990, 24
games, 14 goals)
Any information that could help establish
contact with or lead to full particulars on these
players would be welcomed by WAFL historian
Greg Wardell-Johnson (gwardelljohnson@
wafc.com.au) or Judy Chalmers (9381 5599)
at the WA Football Commission.
Club Notes
EAST PERTH
• Sponsor-A-Player is on again for season 2012.
For $350 you will receive a club membership, and
season pass, acknowledgement as a player sponsor
via a framed photo in the Members Bar and on
our website as well as a $20 voucher to spend in our team store.
Your sponsorship will provide your favourite player with their Club
uniform for 2012. Get in quick!
• Presentations will be held in our Members Bar from 6pm.
• East Perth Golf Day – Tuesday, April 17 at Burswood Park Golf
Course. Please contact the Club on 9443 2259 to book your team of
4.
• Follow us on Twitter. Search for Eastperthfc to keep in touch with all
the latest news from the Club as well as live match day scores and
pictures.
• Like us on Facebook at East Perth Football Club. • Our weekly e-newsletter is a must read for al Loyal Royals. Please
inform the Club if you would like to subscribe by calling us on
9443 2259 or email us at [email protected]..
PEEL
• Have you booked in for the Bendigo Halls Head
Community Bank School Holiday Clinic on
Wednesday, April 11 for 5-12 year olds, Warnbro
Recreation Centre featuring Hayden Ballantyne and
other Fremantle players? A full day of fun and a new Peel Thunder
Football Jumper.
• Or have you booked into the 2012 Combine Day with Troy Cook
at Bendigo Bank Stadium on April 16, for ages 13-15. Includes a
leadership session, tuition from club captain Brendon Jones, a skills
evaluation report and Combine Day Shirt.
• Next home game is April 7 against East Fremantle, have you booked
you place at the Presidents Lunch? Please call Sandy at the office to
book.
• Welcome to new Club Partners BHP Billiton Iron Ore, Tyrepower
Mandurah, Forum Florist, Hogs Breath Mandurah & Rockingham,
Hydraulink Hose & Fittings, Peel Health Campus, Expo Cleaning,
Baines Drilling, BDR Business Accountants. Boost Juice Centro
Mandurah, Transfield.
• Have you picked your favourite Peel Thunder Player? Please support
the Sponsor a player program to assist with Player Health Cover
Costs. Only $200 per player and a Player head shot will be displayed
in the Members bar along with your name.
• Sponsor a Game Day Player Award, contact Paula Barnden or Marty
Atkins.
PERTH
• After match presentations in the Main Hall at
about 6pm. Come and enjoy the company of other
supporters and show your support for the Demons.
• Player Sponsorship is still available. For your chance to
sponsor a player or for more information, contact the club on 9362
4499.
• Not receiving updates on our club or invites to events? Contact the
club to ensure that we have your correct details on 9362 4499 or
[email protected].
• “Unleash Your Inner Demon” and become a Perth member today.
To renew your membership, or become a new member, visit the
membership office just inside the Goddard Street main entrance or
contact Kerrie-Ann or Adriana at the club on 9362 4499 for more
information.
• Check out all the Perth Demons merchandise online (www.
perthdemons.com.au), or at the merchandise shop next to the
canteen.
• The Perth Function Centre is an affordable and convenient venue for
your next seminar, corporate function, birthday party, fundraiser or
wind up – contact Paul Fox at the Perth Football Club on 9362 4499
to book your event now!
SOUTH FREMANTLE
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Curtain Raiser – Under 16’s, 4.45pm Friday afternoon.
Friday night game – 6.40 Bouncedown (league only).
Saturday – colts 9.10am & reserves 11.40am. John Reilly Jnr & Tom Maher received Lifetime
Membership at The Life Members Reunion on March 25.
• Inducted as Life Members were Haydn Raitt, Wayne Delmenico, Des
Kelly and Laurie Green.
• Memberships for 2012 still available from Match Day Office on
game days and Club Office during office hours Monday to Friday
9am- 5pm.
• WJ “Dooza” Hughes Bar – Open for drinks and light refreshments
throughout the games on Friday and Saturday. Full TAB Service.
• Club Merchandise – Available from match day office on game days
and club office during office hour Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.
Stats
Leading stats for season 2012
After Round 2
SUBIACO
• The Lions will make their Foxtel Cup debut over the
Easter weekend when they take on Port Adelaide at
Football Park in Adelaide on Saturday, April 7.
• Subiaco’s next home game against East Perth on April 13. It is
Student Night presented by Student Edge.
• Rhett Kerr will play his 50th league game against South Fremantle
this weekend.
• Congratulations to Chris Phelan on his 50th league appearance
against Peel Thunder in Round 2.
• Join the Lions on social media! Follow Subiaco on
twitter @subiacolions and ‘like’ us on Facebook www.facebook.
com/SubiLions.
• For all the latest goings on with the Lions visit our website www.
scflions.com.au . Read round previews, game reports and feature
articles and watch SUBI TV features including comprehensive round
highlights and one-on-one interviews with players and support
staff.
• We are fast approaching 2,000 Facebook fans. Join us now!
http://www.facebook.com/SubiLions and don’t forget twitter
either @subiacolions
• Keep up to date with your Lions by reading full match reports online
at www.subiacofc.com.au after the game and watching video
highlights of the game on the Monday after the game. For the latest
news sign up to Lions News, Subiaco’s weekly online newsletter.
SWAN DISTRICTS
• First home game is Easter Monday (April 9) v
South Fremantle, stay on after the game for the
presentation of the John Todd Cup.
• Stay up to date with all Swan Districts news, visit
www.swandistrictsfc.com.au like us on facebook and follow us on
Twitter!
• Register now for the April School Holiday Clinic. $60 per child and
you get an Ultimate Swannies Showbag, lunch and a great day with
your friends being coached by our Swan Districts players! If you’re a
Junior Swan Member you get 20% off! Call Chelsea on 9279 8700 or
email [email protected].
• Give yourself the extra edge. Comprehensive physiotherapy
screenings to identify and prevent any potential injuries are
available at the Swan Districts Sports Clinic. Open to all, so call
9379 2325 to book your assessment now.
• Swan Districts Function Centre has a range of options to help
you celebrate those key events in your life. Enquire now for more
information about the rooms available and very competitive
beverage and catering packages. Call 9279 8700.
WEST PERTH
• Reserves & league presentations at Stirling Adriatic
Centre - 78 Jones Street, Stirling from 6pm after the
league game. Please access the venue by the rear
door only.
• West Perth’s Banquet Auction is on Saturday, August 2 at Stirling
Adriatic Centre. We are seeking donations for our biggest fundraiser
of the year! To donate, please contact Jessy on 08 9300 3611.
• We will kick off our Foxtel Cup campaign against the Ainslie Football
Club on Saturday, April 21 at the Blacktown International Sports
Park in Sydney. Contact Motive Travel on 08 9322 2666 for travel
packages. Game will be broadcast live on Foxtel from 9am WST.
• Congratulations to Michael Mascoulis who made his League debut
against Swan Districts.
• Our hearts beat true. Does yours? To sign up as a 2012 member or
purchase any merchandise, please contact Brittany at the Club on
08 9300 3611.
• WPFC is pleased to announce that in 2012 we will be offering our
members Reserved Seating in the Whinnen Dempsey Stand - $50
per seat. Contact Brittany on 08 9300 3611.
• Looking to enrol your kids into the April School Holiday Clinic?
Wednesday 18th April 2012 - 8:30am to 12:30pm. Includes a WPFC
jumper. Contact Scott Minchin for more information on 08 9300 3611.
• Footy for mums! West Perth runs a free six week Mum’s footy clinic
on Monday evenings from Monday, April 30. Contact Megan O’Mara
on 9300 3611 for more information.
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5
Callum SINCLAIR
Subiaco
2
9 v Peel, R2
15
Total
6
Paul BEVAN
Perth
2
8 v SF, R2
15
29
7
George HAMPSON
Subiaco
2
6 v Peel, R2
13
Mark HUTCHINGS
West Perth
2
8 v SD, R2
13
Disposals
Posn Player
Team
1
Perth
Ross YOUNG
Games Last Game
1
29 v Cl, R1
2
Kane MITCHELL
Claremont
1
28 v Pth, R1
28
8
3
Ashley SMITH
Perth
1
28 v Cl, R1
28
9
Dylan ROBERTON
East Perth
1
13 v Cl, R2
13
4
Jake MURPHY
Claremont
1
27 v Pth, R1
27
10
Dion FLEAY
West Perth
2
9 v SD, R2
13
5
Aaron ELARI
Perth
1
26 v Cl, R1
26
6
Matthew TEDESCO
Perth
1
26 v Cl, R1
26
Posn Player
Team
Games Last Game
7
Jarryd MORTON
Claremont
1
26 v Pth, R1
26
1
Darren RUMBLE
Subiaco
1
6 v WP, R1
6
Jake MURPHY
Claremont
2
3 v EP, R2
6
FREES FOR
Total
8
Lewis STEVENSON
Claremont
1
24 v Pth, R1
24
2
9
Mark HUTCHINGS
West Perth
1
24 v Sub, R1
24
3
Anthony TSALIKIS
West Perth
2
3 v SD, R2
6
10
Drew ROBINSON
Perth
1
24 v Cl, R1
24
4
Dion FLEAY
West Perth
2
2 v SD, R2
5
5
Kane MITCHELL
Claremont
2
3 v EP, R2
5
Total
6
Matthew TEDESCO
Perth
2
3 v SF, R2
5
Jordan JONES
West Perth
2
3 v SD, R2
4
KICKS
Posn Player
Team
Games Last Game
1
Conor DAVIDSON
Subiaco
2
22 v Peel, R2
38
7
2
Ross YOUNG
Perth
2
18 v SF, R2
37
8
Laine RASMUSSEN
West Perth
2
2 v SD, R2
4
3
Mark HUTCHINGS
West Perth
2
20 v SD, R2
35
9
Callum SINCLAIR
Subiaco
2
2 v Peel, R2
4
4
Matthew TEDESCO
Perth
2
17 v SF, R2
34
10
Luke BLACKWELL
Claremont
2
4 v EP, R2
4
5
Luke BLACKWELL
Claremont
2
23 v EP, R2
33
Team
Games Last Game
FREES AGAINST
6
Drew ROBINSON
Perth
2
17 v SF, R2
33
Posn Player
7
Ian RICHARDSON
Claremont
2
21 v EP, R2
32
1
Jordan JONES
West Perth
2
2 v SD, R2
5
8
Jarryd MORTON
Claremont
2
9 v EP, R2
31
2
Ian RICHARDSON
Claremont
2
4 v EP, R2
5
9
Paul MEDHURST
Claremont
2
14 v EP, R2
31
3
Reece BLECHYNDEN
Subiaco
2
4 v Peel, R2
5
10
Kane MITCHELL
Claremont
2
11 v EP, R2
30
4
Aaron ELARI
Perth
2
4 v SF, R2
5
5
Abe DAVEY
Subiaco
2
2 v Peel, R2
4
Total
6
Scott DOUGLAS
Subiaco
2
1 v Peel, R2
4
HANDBALLS
Total
Posn Player
Team
Games Last Game
1
Aaron ELARI
Perth
2
12 v SF, R2
27
7
David CRAWFORD
Claremont
2
3 v EP, R2
4
2
Luke BLACKWELL
Claremont
2
10 v EP, R2
19
8
Josh ROBERTS
Swan Dist
1
4 v WP, R2
4
3
Ray BARTHOLOMEW
West Perth
2
8 v SD, R2
19
9
Rudy RIDDOCH
Swan Dist
1
4 v WP, R2
4
4
Mark HUTCHINGS
West Perth
2
9 v SD, R2
18
10
Jake MURPHY
Claremont
2
3 v EP, R2
4
HIT OUTS
5
Kane BLOXSIDGE
Subiaco
2
13 v Peel, R2
18
6
Ryan COOK
South Frem
1
17 v Pth, R2
17
Posn Player
Team
Games Last Game
7
Jake MURPHY
Claremont
2
8 v EP, R2
17
1
Scott DOUGLAS
Subiaco
2
34 v Peel, R2
65
8
Paul BEVAN
Perth
2
5 v SF, R2
17
2
Llane SPAANDERMAN
Perth
2
41 v SF, R2
61
9
Kane MITCHELL
Claremont
2
8 v EP, R2
17
3
Mitchell ANDREWS
Claremont
2
21 v EP, R2
46
4
Christ KEUNEN
West Perth
2
27 v SD, R2
36
5
Damian HAYWARD
South Frem
1
35 v Pth, R2
35
Total
6
Wes LAMMIE
Swan Dist
1
33 v WP, R2
33
10
Aidan PARKER
Subiaco
2
12 v Peel, R2 17
Marks
Total
Posn Player
Team
Games Last Game
1
Paul MEDHURST
Claremont
2
8 v EP, R2
18
7
Paul JOHNSON
East Perth
1
24 v Cl, R2
24
2
Conor DAVIDSON
Subiaco
2
12 v Peel, R2
18
8
Timothy MARTIN
East Perth
1
19 v Cl, R2
19
3
Matthew TEDESCO
Perth
2
10 v SF, R2
18
9
Mitchell LLEYENDEKKERS Peel
1
18 v Sub, R2
18
16
10
Clancy WHEELER
2
8 v Peel, R2
12
4
Aaron BLACK
West Perth
2
8 v SD, R2
Subiaco
32
LADDERS &
RESULTS
FOXTEL CUP
Round 2, 2012
Foxtel Cup fixtures 2012
MATCH 1
Saturday, March 31
Morningside v Launceston, Metricon Stadium, 10.05am EST
Broadcast 11am–1pm EDT
Curtain-raiser to Gold Coast v Adelaide
MATCH 2
Saturday, April 7
Port Adelaide v Subiaco, AAMI Stadium, 10.35am CST
Broadcast 11am–1pm EST
Curtain-raiser to Adelaide v Western Bulldogs
MATCH 3
Saturday, April 14
Werribee v Burnie, Etihad Stadium (tbc)/Aurora Stadium, 11.05am EST
Broadcast 11am-1pm EST
Curtain-raiser to Western Bulldogs v St Kilda
MATCH 4
Saturday, April 21
Ainslie v West Perth, Blacktown International Sports Park, 11.05am EST
MATCH 5
Saturday, April 28
Claremont v West Adelaide, Patersons Stadium, 12.05pm WST
Broadcast 2-4pm EST
MATCH 6
Saturday, May 5
Sydney Hills Eagles v Mt Gravatt, SCG, 11.05am EST
Curtain-raiser to Sydney Swans v Adelaide
MATCH 7
Saturday, May 12
Williamstown v South Adelaide, MCG, 11.05am EST
Curtain-raiser to Richmond v Sydney
MATCH 8
Saturday, May 19
NT Thunder v Port Melbourne, TIO Stadium, 10.35 CST
Curtain-raiser to Western Bulldogs v Gold Coast
QUARTER FINAL 1
Saturday, June 2 June
Winner Match 1 v Winner Match 2, All TBC
QUARTER FINAL 2
Saturday, June 9
RESERVES
QUARTER FINAL 3
Saturday, June 16
QUARTER FINAL 4
Saturday, June 23
SEMI-FINAL 1
Saturday, July 7
Winner Match QF1 v Winner Match QF2, All TBC
SEMI-FINAL 2
Saturday, July 14
Winner Match QF3 v Winner Match QF4, All TBC
GRAND FINAL
Saturday, August 4
Winner Match SF1 v Winner Match SF2, All TBC
Swan Districts 16.16 (112) d West Perth 6.2 (38)
GOALS: SD -- Jetta 5; Kohlmann, A. McKinlay 2; Smith, J. Embley, Outridge, Shea,
Van Groningen, Gilla, Smith. WP -- Morrow 2; Carney, Latham, Tindall, Stockley.
BEST: SD -- Faulkner, Blakely, Menegola, Blatch, Outridge, McKinlay. WP –
Shannon, Thrum, Stockley.
Peel Thunder 16.12 (108) d Subiaco 6.2 (38)
GOALS: PEEL -- Hill, Williams 3; O’Driscoll 2; Mason, Beasley, Thornton, Battye,
Padwick, Keddell, Laurendi, Geary. SUB -- Broadhurst 2; Sells, McDonnell,
Richards, Chambers. BEST: PEEL -- Mason, Williams, O’Driscoll, Sutton.
SUB -- Joyce, Armstrong, Broadhurst, Lee.
Claremont 16.7 (103) d East Perth 15.9 (99)
GOALS: CL -- Aitken 4; Gillespie 3; Fong, Franz, Bradshaw 2; Knott, Gilligan,
Cronin. EP -- Bennell 4; Franklin 3; Dobson, Kelly 2; McKenzie, Blee, Wilson, Wityk.
BEST: CL -- Fong, Goyder, Cristinelli, Gillespie. EP -- Gordon, Franklin, Bennell,
Higgins.
Perth 16.11 (107) d South Fremantle 12.4 (76)
GOALS: PTH -- Stuart, Fraser 3; Denton, Roberts 2; Murray, Donovan, Bormolini,
Hodge, Della-Bosca, Eyres. SF -- Sgherza 4; Davis, Smith 2; A.Guglielmana,
Collard, Burnett, Harvey. BEST: PTH -- Holland, Fraser, Hodge, Smith, Eyres.
SF -- Sgherza, Adams, A. Guglielmana, Hill, Miller.
COLTS
West Perth and Subiaco will be part of this year’s Foxtel Cup
W H AT M A K E S A G R E AT I M P R E S S I O N ?
Precision.
WAFL 2012 Ladders
LEAGUE
Swan Districts ....................................... 8.3
9.6
13.10
19.13 (127)
West Perth ............................................. 4.1
10.3
12.5
14.7 (91)
GOALS: SD - Geappen 5; Davis 3; Riggio, Motlop, Jukes 2; Riddoch, Notte,
Walters, Newman, Simpson. WP – Zanetti, Barden, Hutchings, Elisseou 2; Salecic,
Rasmussen, Saylor, Pettigrew, Mascoulis, Bartholomew. BEST: SD – Geappen,
Roberts, Walters, Ames, Hildebrandt, Blight. WP – Hutchings, Rasmussen,
Salecic, Fleay, Keunen.
UMPIRES: Adams, Statham, Wardman. CROWD: 2457 at Arena Joondalup.
Subiaco .................................................. 6.3
9.7
15.11
19.17 (131)
Peel Thunder ......................................... 3.5
9.6
12.8
13.8 (86)
GOALS: SUB -- Headland 8; Sinclair 3; Kerr, Waters 2; Hampson, Daye, Davidson.
PEEL -- Herring 4; Dann 3; Garlett 2; K.Thornton, Travers, Orzel, Bristow.
BEST: SUB – Headland, Davidson, Parker, Bloxsidge, Blechynden, Kerr.
PEEL – Travers, Dann, Hancock, K.Thornton, Crichton, Herring.
UMPIRES: R.McCaw, P.McCaw, Martin. CROWD: About 1500 at Bendigo Bank Stadium.
Claremont.............................................. 5.1
10.4
16.5
16.7 (103)
East Perth .............................................. 3.2
7.3
11.5
15.9 (99)
GOALS: CL -- Richardson 5; Medhurst 4; Handley, Jones 2; Mitchell, McGovern,
Neates. EP – Smith 3; Crozier, Moss, Oakley-Nicholls, Payne 2; Prior, Eades, Swan,
Wulff. BEST: CL – Richardson, Blackwell, Thomson, Mitchell, Medhurst, Handley.
EP – Roberton, Wulff, Smith, Clutterbuck, Moss, Prior.
UMPIRES: Norton, McPhee, Parry. CROWD: 2035 at Claremont Oval.
South Fremantle ................................... 5.4
6.9
9.10
19.14 (128)
Perth ...................................................... 3.2
10.2
18.6
19.6 (120)
GOALS: SF -- Miller 4; Saunders, Mugambwa, Grima 3; Collica, Woods 2;
Schloithe, Head. PTH -- Bevan 5; Moody 4; Rogers 2; Deaves, Leeson, Stack,
Davis, Houghton, A. Smith, Fry, Elari.
BEST: SF - Cook, Bairstow, Miller, Hayward, Collica, Palumbo. PTH – Bevan,
Rogers, Spaanderman, Tedesco, Leeson, Davis.
UMPIRES: Keating, Laycock, Brown. CROWD: about 2000 at Fremantle Oval.
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West Perth 19.8 (122) d Swan Districts 13.5 (83)
GOALS: WP -- Regan 5; Chalmers, Antonio 4; Rhode 2; Lynch, Browning, Geraghty,
Johnson. SD – Miller 3; Lee, Smith, Fletcher 2; Oliver, Dann, Lawler, Harold.
BEST: WP – Antonio, Browning, Regan.
SD -- Millar, Bozanich, Gill, Lee, Smith, Lawler.
Peel Thunder 12.13 (85) d Subiaco 7.10 (52)
GOALS: PEEL -- Mills-Proudfoot, Wilkins 3; Kelly 2; Collard, Baker, Dawson,
Carter. SUB -- Deluca, Bestry, Clarke, Garcia, Wood, Harvie, Calladine.
BEST: PEEL -- Morris, Dawson, Wilkins, Collard, Copeland, Field. SUB -- Sheed,
Fetherstonhaugh, Jackson, Madut, Vawser.
East Perth 10.12 (72) d Claremont 10.8 (68)
GOALS: EP -- Ims 3; Warrell 2; Alone, McKenzie, Wallam, Arbon, Ruggiero.
CL – Anderson, Martin 2; Gajewski, Morgan, Cameron, Daniher, Stubber, Malone.
BEST: EP -- Alone, Hughes, Omodei, Ramsay. CL -- Martin, Anderson, Leo,
Goddard-Nash, Cameron.
South Fremantle 19.7 (121) d Perth 11.10 (76)
GOALS: SF -- Sokol, Warrell 3; Panizza, Lowrie Rodda, D’Vauz, Kyle, Rundle 2;
Sakin, Gundry, Kelly Jnr. PTH: Moreno, Hayden 2; Kent, Loo, Bolton, Bartlett, Riiel,
Yarran, Dow. BEST: SF -- Hamilton, Sokol, Main, Kelly Jnr, Kyle. PTH -- unavailable
33
LEAGUE
Team
P
W
L
D
For
Ag
PC
Pts
Subiaco
Claremont
Swan Districts
South Fremantle
East Perth
Perth
West Perth
Peel Thunder
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
216
204
127
128
99
179
152
86
147
158
91
120
103
229
212
131
146.94
129.11
139.56
106.67
96.12
78.17
71.7
65.65
8
8
4
4
0
0
0
0
East Fremantle
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Team
P
W
L
D
For
Ag
PC
Pts
Perth
Swan Districts
Peel Thunder
Claremont
Subiaco
East Perth
South Fremantle
West Perth
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
220
112
108
164
98
99
76
97
137
38
38
212
167
103
107
172
160.58
294.74
284.21
77.36
58.68
96.12
71.03
56.4
8
4
4
4
4
0
0
0
East Fremantle
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
RESERVES
COLTS
Team
P
W
L
D
For
Ag
PC
Pts
West Perth
Claremont
Peel Thunder
South Fremantle
East Perth
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Perth
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
192
215
85
121
72
120
83
132
151
128
52
76
68
155
122
268
127.15
167.97
163.46
159.21
105.88
77.42
68.03
49.25
8
4
4
4
4
0
0
0
East Fremantle
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
AFL 2012 Ladder
AFL
TEAM
P
W
D
L
For
Agst
PC
Pts
Sydney
GWS
Adelaide
Brisbane
Carlton
Collingwood
Essendon
Fremantle
Geelong
Gold Coast
Hawthorn
Melbourne
North Melbourne
Port Adelaide
Richmond
St Kilda
West Coast
Western Bulldogs
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
100
37
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
37
100
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
270.27
37.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
34
Fixtures
League Fixtures 2012
Round 1
Saturday, 17 March 2012
Subiaco 13.7 (85) d West Perth 8.13 (61)
Bye
East Frem, South Frem, East Perth,
Swan Districts, Peel Thunder
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Perth 8.11(59) lost to Claremont 15.11 (101)
Round 9
Round 17
Saturday, 12 May 2012
2:10pm Swan Districts v Subiaco, Steel Blue Oval
2:10pm East Perth v South Frem, Medibank Stadium
2:10pm Peel Thunder v Claremont, Bendigo Bank Stadium
2:10pm West Perth v East Frem, Arena Joondalup
ByePerth
Saturday, 14 July 2012
2:10pm East Frem v East Perth, East Frem Oval
2:10pm Subiaco v Peel Thunder, Medibank Stadium
2:10pm South Frem v West Perth, Frem Oval
Bye
Perth, Swan Districts, Claremont
S8
CL8
Claremont 16.7 (103) d East Perth15.9 (99)
SD4
West Perth 14.7 (91) lost to Swan Districts 19.13 (127) SF4
EP0
Peel Thunder 13.8 (86) lost to Subiaco 19.17 (131) P0
WP0
South Frem 19.14 (128) d Perth 19.6 (120)
PT0
SD0
Bye
East Frem
Round 10
2:10pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup
2:10pm Peel Thunder v East Perth, Bendigo Bank Stadium
2:10pm Claremont v Perth, Claremont Oval
2:10pm East Frem v Swan Districts, East Frem Oval
Bye
South Frem
2:10pm Swan Districts v East Frem, Steel Blue Oval
2:10pm West Perth v Claremont, Arena Joondalup
2:10pm Subiaco v South Frem, Medibank Stadium
2:10pm Peel Thunder v Perth, Bendigo Bank Stadium
Bye
East Perth
Round 3
State Game
2:10pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium
2:10pm Peel Thunder v West Perth, Bendigo Bank Stadium
2:10pm Perth v East Perth, Brownes Stadium
2:10pm Claremont v East Frem, CSES Game - Kununurra
Bye
South Frem
Cl4
S4
WP0
PTH0
EF0
EP0
PT0
SF0
SD0
Round 2
Friday, 30 March 2012
6:40pm South Frem v Subiaco, Frem Oval
Bye
Swan Districts
2:10pm East Perth v West Perth, Medibank Stadium
2:10pm East Frem v Claremont, East Frem Oval
2:10pm Perth v Peel Thunder, Brownes Stadium
Round 4 Easter Weekend
Friday, 6 April 2012
4:15pm East Perth v Perth, Medibank Stadium
ByeSubiaco
Saturday, 7 April 2012
2:10pm Peel Thunder v East Frem, Bendigo Bank Stadium
Monday, 9 April 2012
2:10pm Swan Districts v South Frem, Steel Blue Oval
2:10pm Claremont v West Perth, Claremont Oval
Round 5
Friday, 13 April 2012
6:45pm Subiaco v East Frem, Medibank Stadium
Bye
East Perth
2:10pm Swan Districts v Peel Thunder, Steel Blue Oval
Sunday, 15 April 2012
2:10pm South Frem v Claremont, Frem Oval
2:10pm West Perth v Perth, Arena Joondalup
Round 6
2:10pm East Frem v East Perth, East Frem Oval
2:10pm Peel Thunder v South Frem, Bendigo Bank Stadium
2:10pm Perth v Subiaco, Brownes Stadium
2:10pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont Oval
Bye
West Perth
Round 7 ANZAC Day Weekend
2:10pm Swan Districts v Perth, Steel Blue Oval
2:10pm West Perth v Peel Thunder, Arena Joondalup
2:10pm East Frem v South Frem, East Frem Oval
4:30pm Subiaco v East Perth, Medibank Stadium
ByeClaremont
Round 8
2:10pm East Perth v Swan Districts, CSES Game, Manjimup
2:10pm Perth v East Frem, Brownes Stadium
2:10pm South Frem v West Perth, Frem Oval
2:10pm Subiaco v Claremont, Medibank Stadium
Bye
Peel Thunder
SA v WA, Adelaide
Round 11 Foundation Day Weekend
Saturday, 2 June 2012
2:10pm Claremont v Peel Thunder, Claremont Oval
ByeSubiaco
Sunday, 3 June 2012
2:10pm Perth v Swan Districts, Brownes Stadium
Monday, 4 June 2012
2:10pm South Frem v East Frem, Frem Oval
2:10pm West Perth v East Perth, Arena Joondalup
Round 12
2:10pm East Frem v Peel Thunder, East Frem Oval
2:10pm Subiaco v Perth, Medibank Stadium
2:10pm Swan Districts v South Frem, Steel Blue Oval
Bye
West Perth
Sunday, 10 June 2012
2:10pm East Perth v Claremont, Medibank Stadium
Round 13
2:10pm Peel Thunder v Swan Districts, Bendigo Bank Stadium
2:10pm East Frem v Subiaco, East Frem Oval
2:10pm South Frem v East Perth, Frem Oval
2:10pm Perth v West Perth, Brownes Stadium
ByeClaremont
Round 14
2:10pm Swan Districts v East Perth, Steel Blue Oval
2:10pm West Perth v East Frem, CSES Game - Kalannie
2:10pm Subiaco v Claremont, Medibank Stadium
ByePerth
Sunday, 24 June 2012
2:10pm South Frem v Peel Thunder, Frem Oval
Round 15 NAIDOC Week
Round 18
Round 19
Round 20
Saturday, 4 August 2012
2:10pm Swan Districts v Peel Thunder, Steel Blue Oval
Bye
Subiaco, East Frem, East Perth, West Perth,
Claremont
Sunday, 5 August 2012
2:10pm South Frem v Perth, Frem Oval
Round 21
2:10pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup
2:10pm Claremont v Peel Thunder, Claremont Oval
2:10pm East Frem v South Frem, East Frem Oval
2:10pm East Perth v Perth, Medibank Stadium
Bye
Swan Districts
Round 22
Friday, 17 August 2012
6:40pm South Frem v Swan Districts, Frem Oval
Bye
Peel Thunder
2:10pm Perth v Claremont, Brownes Stadium
2:10pm Subiaco v East Perth, Medibank Stadium
Sunday, 19 August 2012
2:10pm East Frem v West Perth, East Frem Oval
Round 23
2:10pm West Perth v South Frem, Arena Joondalup
2:10pm Peel Thunder v Subiaco, Bendigo Bank Stadium
2:10pm East Perth v East Frem, Medibank Stadium
2:10pm Swan Districts v Claremont, Steel Blue Oval
ByePerth
2:10pm Swan Districts v West Perth, Steel Blue Oval
2:10pm East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank Stadium
Bye
Peel Thunder
Sunday, 1 July 2012
2:10pm East Frem v Perth, East Frem Oval
2:10pm Claremont v South Frem, Claremont Oval
Saturday, 1 September
2:10pm Perth v Swan Districts, Brownes Stadium
2:10pm Claremont v Subiaco, Claremont Oval
2:10pm Peel Thunder v East Frem, Bendigo Bank Stadium
2:10pm East Perth v West Perth, Medibank Stadium
Bye
South Frem
Round 16
First and second semi-final
2:10pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont Oval
2:10pm Perth v South Frem, Brownes Stadium
2:10pm East Perth v Peel Thunder, Medibank Stadium
Bye
Subiaco, East Frem, West Perth
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