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OLDIES INVALUABLE
to youngsters
learning their trade
LOOK through any WAFL club list and
you’ll notice every side has their exciting
teenagers as well as their seasoned leaders
and veterans.
It’s a debate for another day to decide
which demographic provides more for a
WAFL club, but someone like Claremont
teenager Jesse Laurie will profess the ‘older’
players are invaluable to him as he learns his
trade.
The 19-year-old Denmark-Walpole
product has impressed in defence during
the 2010 season holding his spot in
Claremont’s top-of-the-table side and Laurie
says he’s continually learning from the club’s
seasoned leaders.
“I just take in whatever I can as I’m one
of the youngest in the team, then I’ll just try
and apply it into my game,” Laurie said.
Laurie reserves special praise for
Claremont’s 27-year-old skipper Clancy
Rudeforth who has a wealth of experience
after 137 WAFL games, the most of any of
the Tigers’ current list.
“He’s a real tough captain,” Laurie said.
“He can play back or forward, but when
he comes out his voice is amazing, he lets
you know where you should be, where you
should be running to, who you should kick it
to, so he’s definitely a massive leader at our
team.
“Down back, someone like Beau Wilkes
has got a massive amount of knowledge
and even the forwards, like Chad Jones who
really knows what he’s doing, can help out
and offer a lot of experience.”
Many argue the ladder-leading Tigers’
long list of current and former AFL players
(like Wilkes and Jones) is a key to their
success in 2010, but Laurie believes the
team’s youthfulness is an important element
too.
“Our average age is quite low compared
to a lot of teams and I think that’s what really
helping us move along at the moment. I
know there’s some big names there, but the
youth is excelling as well,” said ahead of his
team’s clash with East Perth this weekend.
“They’re playing for a spot in the finals
and they’ve been doing really well lately, so
they’ll throw everything at us.
“It’d be great to keep our winning streak
going, as the vibe at the club’s really good at
the moment. I think if we can just play our
game we can hopefully get another win on
the board.”
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OLDIE VERSUS YOUNG GUN STATS
Here’s how the oldest and youngest players have
fared at each of the WAFL clubs so far this year:
(players had to have played last weekend – or
Round 12 for Perth who had the Round 13 bye –
and have played five or more games this season).
Claremont
Jesse Laurie – 21/9/90 – age 19
Games Played 8, Kicks 77, Handballs 65, Disposals
142, Avg 18, Marks 44, Goals/Behinds 0.0
Clancy Rudeforth – 1/2/83 – age 27
Games Played 9, Kicks 69, Handballs 98, Disposals
167, Avg 19, Marks 37, Goals/Behinds 3.1
East Fremantle
Ben Bucovaz – 2/11/90 – age 19
Games Played 10, Kicks 89, Handballs 63, Disposals
152, Avg 15, Marks 37, Goals/Behinds 19.13
Kasey Green – 10/9/79 – age 30
Games Played 11, Kicks 104, Handballs 97, Disposals
201, Avg 18, Marks 39, Goals/Behinds 5.1
East Perth
Hamish Shepheard – 28/10/90 – age 19
Games Played 8, Kicks 44, Handballs 43, Disposals
87, Avg 11, Marks 31, Goals/Behinds 10.7
Michael Swan – 18/9/81 – age 28
Games Played 8, Kicks 103, Handballs 43, Disposals
146, Avg 18, Marks 33, Goals/Behinds 20.15
Peel Thunder
Jesse Crichton – 18/6/91 – age 19
Games Played 11, Kicks 72, Handballs 92, Disposals
164, Avg 15, Marks 24, Goals/Behinds 2.3
Hayden McLeod – 27/4/84 – 26
Games Played 9, Kicks 52, Handballs 60, Disposals
112, Avg 12, Marks 40, Goals/Behinds 4.3
Perth
Justin Bollenhagen – 17/12/91 – age 18
Games Played 7, Kicks 50, Handballs 22, Disposals
72, Avg 10, Marks 25, Goals/Behinds 13.4
Kade Lang – 8/2/83 – age 27
Games Played 5, Kicks 26, Handballs 40, Disposals
66, Avg 13, Marks 14, Goals/Behinds 2.2
South Fremantle
Mitchell Carter – 2/7/91 – age 18
Games Played 7, Kicks 49, Handballs 25, Disposals
74, Avg 11, Marks 14, Goals/Behinds 1.3
Chris Bossong – 12/7/78 – age 31
Games Played 7, Kicks 59, Handballs 34, Disposals
93, Avg 13, Marks 24, Goals/Behinds 0.0
Subiaco
Reece Blechynden – 2/2/90 – age 20
Games Played 9, Kicks 105, Handballs 43, Disposals
148, Avg 16, Marks 28, Goals/Behinds 4.3
Allistair Pickett – 4/8/73 – age 36
Games Played 8, Kicks 68, Handballs 53, Disposals
121, Avg 15, Marks 8, Goals/Behinds 16.6
Swan Districts
Clinton Garlett – 16/4/91 – age 19
Games Played 10, Kicks 110, Handballs 73, Disposals
183, Avg 18, Marks 39, Goals/Behinds 5.8
Ben Colreavy – 29/1/82 – age 28
Games Played 10, Kicks 130, Handballs 48, Disposals
178, Avg 18, Marks 57, Goals/Behinds 15.12
West Perth
Jack Darling – 13/6/92 – age 18
Games Played 7, Kicks 51, Handballs 36, Disposals
87, Avg 12, Marks 31, Goals/Behinds 6.5
Clayton Lasscock – 26/4/79 – age 31
Games Played 5, Kicks 36, Handballs 29, Disposals
65, Avg 13, Marks 15, Goals/Behinds 1.1
Awards
Leading goal
kicker
Leaderboard after Round 13
67 – Chad Jones (CL)
39 -- Ryan Murphy (SF)
36 -- Callum Wilson (SF)
33 -- Ashley Hansen (SD), Ian Richardson (CL)
32 -- Anthony Tsalikis (WP)
27 -- Tim Geappen (SD)
23 -- Ryley Dunn (EF), Brent LeCras (WP)
21 -- Blake Broadhurst (SUB)
20 -- Michael Swan (EP)
19 -- Nathan Phillips (SF), Jarrod Ninyette
(CL), Andrew Foster (CL), Ben Bucovaz (EF),
Phil Read (Sub), Andrew Krakouer (SD), Justin
Simpson (SD), Adam Prior (EP)
17 –Andrew Merrington (EP)
16 -- Bradley Holmes (Peel), Matt Battye (Peel),
Anton Saylor (WP), Allistair Pickett (SUB),
Matthew Battye (Peel)
Rodriguez Shield
2010 tally board after Round 13
Claremont ...................................................... 162
East Fremantle .............................................. 160
Swan Districts ............................................... 118
South Fremantle .......................................... 106
East Perth ....................................................... 106
West Perth ...................................................... 102
Subiaco...............................................................84
Perth ....................................................................54
Peel Thunder ....................................................44
Clubs are awarded 10 points for every
league win and four points for a reserves or
colts win.
Player-of-the-Year
THE early leader in the Good Guys 2010
Player-of-the-Year Award is making another
run at it, but with the form Andrew Krakouer
is showing he has a bit of chasing to do.
Claremont midfielder Luke Blackwell
picked up top votes in his team’s win over West
Perth to move into outright third. Krakouer
was awarded another two votes to maintain
his lead in the prestigious award.
Round 13 votes
West Perth v Claremont
3. Luke Blackwell (CL)
2. Chad Jones (CL)
1. Ryan Brabazon (CL)
East Perth v Subiaco
3. Craig Wulff (EP)
2. Craig Glancy (EP)
1. Andrew Lovett (EP)
South Fremantle v Swan Districts
3. Josh Roberts (SD)
2. Andrew Krakouer (SD)
1. Adam Guglielmana (SF)
East Fremantle v Peel
3. Steven Dodd (EF)
2. Andrew Stephen (EF)
1. Ben Bucovaz (EF)
Leaderboard (after Round 13)
19 -- Andrew Krakouer (SD)
13 -- Chad Jones (CL)
12 -- Luke Blackwell (CL)
9 -- Aaron Sweet (EP), Nathan Phillips (SF), Josh
Roberts (SD)
7 -- Ashley Hansen (SD), Jamie McNamara (EF),
Steven Dodd (EF)
6 -- Chad Cossom (SUB), Ian Richardson (CL),
Andrew Foster (CL), Craig Wulff (EP)
5 -- Ryan Brabazon (CL), Brent LeCras (WP),
Allistair Pickett (SUB), Shaun Hildebrandt
(SUB), Lewis Stevenson (CL), Ryan Murphy (SF),
Aidan Parker (SUB), Callum Wilson (SF), Tendai
Mzungu (PTH)
4 – Rohan Bewick (WP), Ben Randall (SUB), Ray
Bartholomew (WP), Kym Monteath (EF), Mark
McGough (EF), Koby Stevens (EF), Craig Glancy
(EP)
3 –Caleb Shadbolt (WP), Will Schofield (Peel),
Andrew Strijk (WP), Harley Bennell (Peel),
Steven Armstrong (PTH), Matt Guadagnin
(WP), Rhys Palmer (EF), Tom Roach (SD),
Clancee Pearce (SD), Luke Tedesco (WP), Mitch
Brown (EF), Jarrod Ninyette (CL), Rory O’Brien
(Peel), Jesse Laurie (CL),
Kyal Horsley (SUB), Ross
Young (PTH), Zac Beeck
(EP), Ashton Hams (SF),
Pat Travers (EP)
Best First Year Country Player
CLAREMONT’S Jesse Laurie has made
a move in the voting for the Best First
Year Country Player Award, moving into
equal second after picking up top votes in
Round 13.
Perth had the bye, but Aaron Elari still
leads the tally board with 19 votes, seven
ahead of Laurie and Clint Garlett.
To be eligible for votes in the Best First
Year Country Player Award, players must have
played eight games or less at the start of
the 2010 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 are allocated by the WA Country
Football League each week, with a maximum
of three given to any one player, with no limit
to the number of players who can be allocated
votes (3, 2 or 1).
Round 13 votes
3. Jesse Laurie (CL)2. Todd Richards (SUB)
1. Rhett Kerr (SUB), Clint Garlett (SD), Selby LeeSteere (EF)
Leaderboard (after Round 13)
19 – Aaron Elari (PTH)
12 -- Clinton Garlett (SD), Jesse Laurie (CL)
8 – Harley Bennell (Peel)
7 -- Rhett Kerr (Sub)
6 -- Keifer Yu (CL)
5 -- Selby Lee-Steere (EF)
3—Christopher Luff (Peel)
2 – Todd Richards (SUB)
6
Anthony Collica
Rising Star
SOUTH Fremantle’s Anthony Collica has
moved into outright third in the 2010 Rising
Star Award after a strong performance
for the Bulldogs in last week’s loss to Swan
Districts.
Collica however is still eight votes behind
leader Clint Garlett who picked up another
two votes in that same game.
To be eligible for votes in the Rising
Star Award, players must have played eight
games or less at the start of the 2010 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.
Round 13 votes
West Perth v Claremont
3. Jay Tindall (WP)
2. Jesse Laurie (CL)
1. Lewis Harvey (WP)
East Perth v Subiaco
3. Dean Cadwallader (EP)
2. Todd Richardson (SUB)
1. South Fremantle v Swan Districts
3. Anthony Collica (SF)
2. Clint Garlett (SD)
1. East Fremantle v Peel
3. Brodie Filo (Peel)
2. Jacob Brennan (EF)
1. John Sgherza (EF)
Leaderboard (after Round 13)
22 -- Clinton Garlett (SD)
18 -- Aaron Elari (PTH)
14 -- Anthony Collica (SF)
13 -- Rohan Bewick (WP), Jacob Brennan (EF)
12 -- Alex Fasolo (EF)
11 -- Dean Cadwallader (EP), Jesse Laurie (CL)
10 -- Brodie Filo (Peel)
9 – Keifer Yu (CL), Rhett Kerr (SUB)
8 -- Reece Blechynden (SUB), Bernard
Sneeuwajt (PTH), Jay Tindall (WP)
7 -- Rhett Mason (Peel), Rory Muller (SUB),
Harley Bennell (Peel), Lewis Harvey (WP)
6 – Selby Lee-Steere (EF),
5 -- Jamie Delborello (EP), Mitchell Carter (SF)
4 -- Jack Darling (WP), Blayne Wilson (Peel)
3 – Jesse Crichton (Peel), Joel Palumbo (SF),
Darren Humble (SF), Tom Lee (CL), Brett Hodge
(PTH), Joel Fiegert (PTH), Brent Fotheringham
(EP)
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Games this week
Tipping
Subiaco v Perth
Swan Districts v East Fremantle
Claremont v East Perth
Peel Thunder v South Fremantle
Tracey Lewis
Clint Wheeldon
Karl Langdon
Football Budget
ABC Radio
6PR
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
TOTAL
TOTAL
47
53
50
Russell Reid
Lachy Reid
Simon Beaumont
The West Australian
Channel 10
6PR
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
TOTAL
TOTAL
50
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Ross Lewis
Russell Woolf
ABC TV
thewest.com.au
ABC Radio
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
TOTAL
49
50
Shaun McManus
Glen Quartermain
Nova 93.7
The Sunday Times
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
TOTAL
TOTAL
48
Most Favoured
TOTAL
58
Subiaco
Swan Districts
Claremont
South Fremantle
52
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Phil Lamb
TOTAL
TOTAL
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TOTAL
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Flashback
60 wins and 13 losses. These figures include
‘neutral’ games against joint tenant, East
Perth.
In other club milestones:
SUBIACO will play its 200th game at
Leederville Oval (Medibank Stadium) this
weekend when it takes on Perth.
The Lions’ record at this ground against
all opponents stands at 96 wins, 101 losses
and two draws.
Of the current day Lions players, Chad
Cossom and Marc Webb have played the
most games for Subiaco at Leederville (each
with 72 games). Webb played one game for
Perth at Leederville, taking his career tally to
73 games at the ground and he has played
in 59 wins there (all for Subiaco). Cossom
has played in 57 wins at the oval.
Since making Leederville its home
ground in 2004 after shifting from Subiaco
Oval, Subiaco has played 73 games there for
Marc Webb and Chad Cossom in action
at Leederville Oval (Medibank Stadium)
Q: Why would there be three WAFL games
played on a Sunday and only one on a
Saturday (as was the case in Round 12)?
Also, when clubs play for trophies like
the Haydn Bunton Cup, why are they not
presented to the winners on the ground?
Lastly, why do clubs sometimes play
reserves games after the league fixture?
From Les Arnott.
A: The three issues that cause most debate
in fixturing are Saturday versus Sunday
games (and Fridays for that matter), equal
breaks between games and the avoidance
of AFL games.
The preferred timeslot has always been
Saturday afternoon and generally this is where
our games are played unless it is to avoid an
AFL game or to take advantage of balmy Perth
nights at the start or end of the season.
The other factor to consider is our
obligation to play one game every Saturday
afternoon to be played on ABC TV. The
estimated TV audiences indicate to us that
this is a very popular aspect of our game.
In respect to Round 12, six teams played
on the previous Monday (Foundation Day)
and Perth and Peel played on the previous
Saturday, with Swans having the Foundation
weekend bye. The teams playing Perth, Peel and
Swans in Round 12 wanted to maximise their
break, which means playing on the Sunday.
To honour our commitment to the ABC
the East Fremantle and West Perth game was
chosen as both these teams played on the
Monday so, at least, they had an equal break
between games. In discussing this with the
clubs when preparing the 2010 fixture they
felt that the break between games for players
should have a greater weighting than playing
on a Sunday up against the AFL.
I am sure that this point will engage further
debate.
The presentation of Cups for particular
games has recognised some great players in
the WAFL. Charlie Tyson, Greg Brehaut and
Haydn Bunton are some who are recognised
in this way. On-field presentations are stymied
somewhat by the WAFL allowing people onto
the grounds after games for a kick. Not all
clubs have the manpower to secure an area to
make these presentations.
You may have noticed that Subiaco
recently played a reserves game under lights
and some clubs have played colts games after
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Claremont is chasing its 50th win against
East Perth at Claremont Oval where the
Tigers’ record currently stands at 49 wins
and 64 losses from 113 clashes.
Swan Districts’win against South Fremantle
last Saturday was its 650th win in WAFL
competition matches.
Anthony Tsalikis’ 106th game in Round 13
was his 50th match at the Arena Joondalup
while Perth’s Scott Siekierka reached a
ground milestone tally of 50 league games
at EFTel Oval two weeks ago in Round 11
versus Peel Thunder.
Blake Broadhurst (Subiaco) will play his
92nd match overall next week and it will
be his 50th at Medibank Stadium.
the league games.
This enables these
players to play
under lights in a
slightly different
than
normal
routine.
These players
have enjoyed the
change to routine
whilst clubs can
still keep their
support
staff
together for three consecutive
games on the one day. The other
benefit when the four weekly
colts, reserves and league games are not
all played at the same time is that it allows
our State coaches and AFL recruiting staff to
view more games.
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Claremont
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Join the Tigers in 2010! If you are
interested in becoming a member for
the “Year of the Tiger” call the club on
9384 9200 or check the website www.
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East Fremantle
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Post Game EFFC presentations in the
SDFC social rooms from 6pm.
Banquet Auction tickets are selling fast!
Contact the club on 9339 5533 for this
Wednesday, August 4 event. Tickets $75
per person, includes three-course meal and drinks.
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Home game luncheons are available for both the
CFC and SFFC East Fremantle home games so book
a table through the club. $65 per person. 9339
5533
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Congratulations to John Sgherza who made his
league debut vs Peel Thunder last weekend.
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East Fremantle is looking for volunteers in the
areas of photography, graphic design work and
journalism students to write match reports. Contact
the club on 9339 5533 if you are interested.
•
Smarter than Smoking East Fremantle District School
Holiday Clinic, Monday, July 5, East Fremantle Oval,
10.30am–2.30pm, cost: $50.
East Perth
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East Perth Hall of Fame dinner Tuesday
29th June SOLD OUT.
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East Perth Quiz Night is on Friday 9th
July in the East Perth Member’s Bar with
over $5000.00 worth of prizes on offer.
Hosted by 6PR’s Simon Beaumont. Tables of 8, $10
per person. Hurry limited tables available. Please
call Angela on 9443 2259 to book today.
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East Perth Banquet Auction is on the August 12 at
the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre. If you
have any items you would like to donate please call
Angela on 9443 2259 or email royals@eastperthfc.
com.au
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Congratulations to Craig Wulff on his 150th WAFL
game last week.
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Visit www.eastperthfc.com.au for the latest Royals
news and views.
Peel Thunder
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Thank you to the City of Rockingham and
Kennards Hire Mandurah & Rockingham
for their support of today’s game at
Anniversary Park. Today we see 200
children involved from the Peel Region.
If your business would like to sponsor home game
festivities/family days please get in touch with Paula
Barnden.
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PTFC 100 Club area can be found at Bay 13 at
Anniversary Park today, please show your pin to the
Security guard to gain entry. Thank you to Century
21 Coast Realty for their support of the 100 Club
area. The 100 Club plan to host the big reveal of
the new 100 Club area at the Peel v Subiaco game
in July, please alert fellow 100 Club Members as this
be a festive day.
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July 2, PTFC Golf Day ‘The Sanctuary Bunbury’ – A
few teams require 1 player to complete their team
of 4, please get in touch with Sandy or Paula to be
part of this day.
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August 7 – PTFC Banquet Auction – Tickets are now
on sale, tickets are $75 and include the silent & main
auction conducted by ‘Tiny Holly’. Tickets bookings/
donations can be made by contacting the Club.
Don’t forget a Toyota Yaris is to be sold on the night,
thank you to Mandurah Toyota.
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19th October - PTFC Golf Day, Secret Harbour Golf
Links – If your business would like to partner the
Club in naming rights to this event. Contact Paula
Barnden 0402 799 925
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October 22 – PTFC
100 Club ‘An evening
with Guy McKenna’ –
Gold Coast coach and
Premiership player for the West Coast Eagles has
been booked! More info to follow.
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Peel Thunder is seeking volunteers in the areas of
photography and journalism to write match reports.
Please contact Paula Barnden on 9535 3448.
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There are opportunities for your business to support
Trevor Williams and Marty Atkins to develop our
players. If your business would like to assist in
sponsorship of pre-season gear or season 2011
on field/off field uniforms or equipment contact
Marty.
•
Renovations to Bendigo Bank Stadium are well
underway. The buildings pad was laid on June
18 and as long as we can have a few sunny days
we expect our new club’s head quarters to be
progressing in leaps and bounds.
Perth
•
Banquet Auction2010 on Saturday,
August 21 at Lathlain Hall. For queries
about donations, contact Dani.
•
Sponsorship opportunities are still
available and start at only $450 contact
Brian or Dani at the club on 9362 4499
•
To Join the Demons, download the latest membership
package deals from our website – www.perthfc.com.
au
•
Perth Function Centre – Rooms to Hire. Great
location, four choices of rooms, plenty of parking.
Call us today on 9362 4499 to book your next party/
corporate event/function.
South Fremantle
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Post game presentations following
the game at “The Gate Bar & Bistro” in
Success. All players will be there from
6pm with presentations at 6.30pm.
•
Congratulations to Kyle Hams who plays
his 100th game this week, and also to Chris Bossong
who plays his 150th WAFL game (134 Perth, 16 South
Frem).
•
2010 Banquet Auction in the Griff John Function
Centre on Saturday, July 31 starting at 6pm. Floor
show including Player Fashion Parade. Highlights
include: deluxe buffet, seafood and dessert, silent
auction, premium wines and cold lagers, main
auction – something for everyone. Master of
Ceremonies – Gary Carvolth, Auctioneer – Anthony
Van Der Wielen. Tickets only $55 single or a table of
10 for $500. In support of our football development
programs. For bookings phone the office on 9335
1555. If you would like to donate goods or services
for our Auction please phone Kirsty on 9335 1555.
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Round 16, Friday July 9 – join the bulldog supporters
before the game at the President’s Function against
West Perth. Includes entry, pre game buffet,
beer, wine & softdrinks, raffles, reserved seat and
afternoon tea. Contact the club office on 9335 1555
for bookings.
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Zumba Fitness classes -- 6-7pm Mondays at the
SFFC. For enquiries phone 0402 092 900.
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Landmark Country Week football matches at
Fremantle Oval on Friday, July 9 – Seniors A Section
2pm & 4.15pm. Colts B Section semi-finals 11.30am,
followed at 6.40pm by SFFC League South Fremantle
v West Perth.
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Own a framed and signed South Fremantle
Bulldogs 2009 premiership guernsey. Signed by the
victorious team including Jeff Farmer, Peter Bell,
Simpson Medallist Ashton Hams and coach John
Dimmer. All yours for only $1499! There are only
four left so get in quick! Call the club on (08) 9335
1555 today or email [email protected].
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Darts Tournament – Thursday, July 1 at 7.30pm. $10
per head – open to all comers, not just competition
darts players. Cash and prizes to be won. Interested
players please contact Bob on [email protected].
Subiaco
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Saturday, June 26 -- SFC Diehards
Induction Function – contact the office
to book tickets – congratulations to
Peter German, Alby Hawkins, Brad Smith,
David Williams & George Young on their
selection as Diehards.
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Subiaco will wear Heritage jumpers in the game
on June 26 - with maroon and gold hoops, being
a replica of the jumpers worn in 1953-54. These
jumpers will also have printed the names of every
player to have represented SFC at league level since
1901. Contact the office if you wish to order - $75.
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NAIDOC Round Saturday, July 3 – Subiaco v East
Fremantle
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District Dreaming Day – Sunday, July 4 – Des
Penman Res from 8.30am – 5pm. Indigenous
dancers, welcome to country address from local
elder, and 10 matches of football.
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Chad Cossom – 198 WAFL games – 200th on July 3
v East Fremantle at MS
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Subiaco Football Club Quiz Night – Thursday, July
29 from 8pm after training. Members can watch
training, buy a Sausage Sizzle and mingle with the
players at the Quiz Night. Contact Garry Underhill
for any queries 0413 769 245.
Swan Districts
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Friday, July 16: Swan Districts’Quiz Night.
Great prizes and tickets to this event sell
quickly. Get your team together and call
the club to get your tickets!
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Round 18, Saturday, July 24: Join us in
the sponsor’s lounge for a sumptuous breakfast
before viewing the colts game against Claremont
in the VIP box. Breakfast includes VIP parking and
entry, pre-game buffet with drinks, a match day host,
raffles, guest speakers and interviews. Numbers are
strictly limited, secure your seat for $25 - contact the
club on 9279 8700.
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Wine tasting and Auction at Black Swan Winery and
Restaurant - Saturday, July 31. Tickets $99 include a
seven-course degustation menu and wines.
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Swan Districts Swansmen Auction Sunday, August 8
12-4pm. To purchase tickets please contact the club
on 9279 8700. Tickets are $50 and include a buffet
lunch and beverages. For any queries relating to
donations for the auction contact Peter Snow on
0402 448 896 or [email protected]
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Swan Districts is looking for volunteers to help the
club create and edit game day footage and short
films. If you are interested please contact the club.
•
Don’t forget to check out the new range of winter
merchandise. Visit the Club from 9-5 Monday to
Friday or check out our website.
West Perth
•
Congratulations to Andrew Strijk who
made his AFL debut for the Eagles last
Sunday against Western Bulldogs.
•
Lunch With Dennis Cometti And
Friends – Fraser’s Restaurant, Kings
Park on Tuesday, July 20 12pm-3pm. Tickets $100,
tables of 10. They are selling fast, contact Bec at the
club on 9300 3611 or [email protected].
au to book your place! Credit card payments can be
taken over the phone.
•
Banquet Auction – Donations still needed. Saturday,
July 31, pre-dinner drinks and silent auction from
6pm. Get your tickets before 5pm on Friday, July 2 to
secure the $100 Early Bird Special Price. Go to www.
westperthfc.com.au/banquet-auction to download
booking form and donation form or contact Bec at
the club for more information.
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More Subiaco Diehards
honoured
SUBIACO will wear a heritage jumper in its
game against Perth this Saturday in honour
of the five men who will be inducted as
Diehards at a function later that night.
The jumper is a replica of the one worn by
the club in 1953-54 and it will bear the names
of every player to have represented Subiaco at
league level since 1901.
The five inductees are Peter German, Alby
Hawkins, Brad Smith, George Young and David
Williams.
This is the third induction of Subiaco
Diehards and is supported by long-term
Subiaco sponsors QBE Insurance.
In 2000, the club’s 100th year in the State
League competition, the Lions recognised the
100 people who had significantly contributed
to the welfare and perpetuity of the club over
100 years.
These esteemed people were to be known
as “Diehards”, the name used by Dr Ken
Spillman as the title to the book which depicts
the club’s rich history.
It was further decided to honour an
additional five Diehards every five years in
order that those whose contribution was
worthy of this form of recognition were duly
recognised. In 2005 Brian Singleton (dec),
Bill Monaghan, Nathan O’Connor, Ron (Chic)
Jackman and Brian Sierakowski were added to
this illustrious list.
“Those selected are extremely honoured
to be placed in a rare group of people of
being recognised as having had the greatest
influence and impact on forging the history
of our club in the past 110 years,” Subiaco
president Neil Randall said.
Brad Smith
The 2010 Diehards
Peter German – After a distinguished playing
career with North Melbourne German has
become a successful coach, with stints at
Burnie, Hawthorn and West Coast before
coaching Subiaco from 2003 to 2006. His four
years at SFC yielded four minor premierships,
three Rodriguez Shields, three grand final
appearances and two WAFL premierships in
2004 and 2006.
In his four years there many other
significant awards, winning two John Todd
Medals as premiership coach, he coached
two Sandover medallists, three Bernie Naylor
Medals and four Simpson Medals.
During his reign Subiaco players
represented WA on 25 occasions and a record
10 representatives in 2005. He was also coach
of the State team in 2006. German is the most
successful coach in the club’s history.
Alby Hawkins -- Alby is in his 26th year
of service at the club (17 of those as head
trainer) and has been a part of some historic
seasons with the Lions. He has strapped,
taped, massaged and iced his way to six Lions
premierships (1986, 1988, 2004, 2006, 2007 and
2008). In 2007 Subiaco acknowledged
Alby’s outstanding service and named the
Trainers’ Room at Medibank Stadium in his
honour - “The Alby Hawkins Trainers’ Room”.
Alby received a WAFC Volunteer Award
in 1999 and in 2000 he was awarded life
membership of the Club.
Brad Smith -- Brad came to the club as a raw
16 year old and after playing two years of colts
he progressed to the reserves. His passage to
league football was anything but plain sailing.
After making his league debut at 19 in 1999
he played just two games that year. At a time
when Subiaco was craving for success Brad
became frustrated at his lack of opportunities
and chose to play in the country for a year or
so. It was on his return that made his mark on
the WAFL and it is no coincidence that he was
integral to Subiaco’s golden era of the 2000s.
After being picked up by West Coast
as a mature-aged AFL draftee in 2005, he
suffered knee injuries that required two knee
reconstructions and his chances of playing at
that level were shattered.
His career included 140 SFC games and
530 Goals. He was the 2003, 2004, 2007 and
2008 WAFL leading goal kicker and also SFC’s
leading goal kicker2000, 2003, 2004, 2007 and
2008.
Brad won the Simpson Medal in the
2007 grand final and he was the club’s 2007
Outridge medallist. He capped off his career
being a three-time SFC premiership player in
2004, 2007 and 2008 and in 2003 and 2004 he
was a State Representative.
Brad was SFC’s co-captain in 2009 and
in the same year he was awarded SFC Life
Membership
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George Young -- George played 77 games for
Subiaco from 1969-79. He represented the
State on 10 occasions and was selected as an
All Australian in the 1972 carnival.
George played 21 games in his first season
(1969). Under playing coach Haydn Bunton,
Subiaco played in the first semi-final in 1969
and 1970. The next two years the club rebuilt
and young teammates such as Ron Bayens,
Denis Blair, Peter Featherby, Mike Fitzpatrick,
Mick Malone, Neil Randall and Keith Watt
become stars in their own right.
George was selected in the touring state
team in only his second year of league football
and he went on to become a regular State
representative for WA. He moved east after
the 1972 season and missed the long-awaited
1973 premiership.
George was a highly skilled quality player
and he was rewarded with selection on half
forward flank in Subiaco’s Team of the Century
in 2008.
From 1973-78 George played 108 games
for St Kilda, kicking 284 goals and was their
leading goalkicker in 1975, 76, 77 and 78. In
one game he kicked 10 goals against Fitzroy.
George returned to Subiaco in 1979 before
succumbing to a knee injury.
David Williams – Had the foresight and
negotiation skills that provided long-term
financial sustainability for the club. David
was president from 1988-92. During his reign
SFC won the premiership in 1988 and were
runners-up in 1991.
In 1988 it was David’s legal background
that convinced the WAFL that Laurie Keene
was eligible to play in the WAFL finals. David,
with Michael Flanagan, was instrumental in
having an Australian Football game played in
Vancouver Canada.
David was the driving force behind SFC
retaining its “bundle of rights”, relating to
playing, training and control of signage, at
Subiaco Oval following government decisions
to take over control of Subiaco Oval. It was
through the leadership and initiative of
Williams that Subiaco achieved a legally
binding “Heads of Agreement” that provided
certain rights and privileges until 2011.
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GAME
PREVIEWS
Subiaco v Perth
Look for: The Lions’ response on
the back of three straight losses.
Fourth-placed Subiaco will be
smarting after fading late to allow
East Perth to win by eight points
last weekend.
Incredibly, last year’s beaten
grand finalists have not won
since May 15 but they’ll fancy
their chances of putting an end
to that when they face cellar
dwellers Perth on Saturday. The
Demons claimed their one and
only victory of the season three
weeks ago against struggling
Peel but have since lost to the
Bulldogs at Wongan Hills before
having the bye last week.
These two sides met during
the Easter weekend in Round
3, with Subiaco running out
36-point winners at EFTel Oval.
Shaun Hildebrandt and Marc
Webb won a lot of footy on that
day and the Demons will need to
stop their output if they’re going
to give themselves a chance of
knocking off the Lions.
Hildebrandt
was
again
amongst the Lions’ best against
the Royals last weekend,
maintaining his strong 2010 form,
while other winners were Kyal
Horsley (18 disposals) and Blake
Broadhurst (four goals). Before
the bye, Scott Siekierka and
Tendai Mzungu were Perth’s best
in the loss to South Fremantle.
Looking good in the ressies:
Timothy Viney and Ryan Sheehan
were the chief ballwinners for
Subiaco in the narrow loss to
the Royals in the reserves last
weekend, while for the Demons,
prior to the bye, Dene White was
impressive while Bradley Fry
kicked five majors.
Overall record: Subiaco
won 155, Perth won 162.
Overall grand final
record: Subiaco won 2,
Perth won 0
Claremont v East Perth
Look for: The in-form and
improving Royals to press for a
major upset here, while the Tigers
hope to push on as they stride
towards the minor premiership.
East Perth, boosted by former
AFL star Andrew Lovett’s recent
arrival at the club, has set itself for
a strong finish to the season as it
tries to make the finals after a slow
start to the year. The Royals have
won their last three matches but
face a tough month ahead with the
top three sides to come, although
they did knock off fourth-placed
Subiaco last Saturday.
Claremont continued on their
merry way last weekend with a
solid 65-point victory over the
Falcons at Joondalup. Chad Jones
kicked another six goals, while the
midfield brigade of Luke Blackwell
(36 touches) and Ryan Brabazon
(33 disposals) impressed again.
The Tigers, who are on a run
of five consecutive victories,
triumphed by six goals the last
time these two clubs met. On that
day, Claremont held off a spirited
third-term challenge from the
Royals. East Perth, though, will
be boosted this time around by
Lovett’s presence and he found
some form last week with 22
touches and two goals.
Looking good in the ressies:
Places in the Tigers’ senior team
are at a premium at the moment,
but teenager Ryan Neates pressed
for a run after gathering 25
touches, while Matt Orzel won a
lot of the football too. Jason Lalich
and Thomas Howlett were again
amongst the Royals’ best.
Overall record: Claremont won
109, East Perth won 144, drawn 2.
Overall grand final record:
Claremont won 1, East Perth won 2
Swan Districts v East Fremantle
Look for: An intriguing clash
between two evenly-matched
sides pushing for a top two berth
this season.
Second-placed Swans are
flying at the moment, on the back
of seven consecutive victories,
while the third-placed Sharks
are only a game and percentage
behind them. East Fremantle has
won three of its past four WAFL
matches but faces a challenging
month ahead which could define
its season.
Andrew
Krakouer
(27
possessions)
continued
his
excellent form for Swan Districts
in last weekend’s hard-fought
21-point victory over the Bulldogs,
while skipper Josh Roberts was
brilliant running out of defence.
Swans forward Tim Geappen also
kicked five goals.
East Fremantle recorded an
emphatic 132-point triumph over
struggling Peel last Saturday, with
Fremantle-listed Ben Bucovaz
kicking seven goals while fellow
AFL players Steven Dodd, Tim
Houlihan and Matt Spangher were
also amongst the best.
Looking good in the ressies:
For the Swans, James Embley
was good again with 33 disposals
while Josh Pullman hauled in 13
marks and kicked three goals. For
East Fremantle, teenager Louis
Cronan kicked four goals, while
Eagles squad member Chris
Masten returned from injury with
12 touches.
Overall record: Swan Districts
won 82, East Fremantle won 135,
drawn 2.
Overall grand final record: Swan
Districts won 3, East Fremantle
won 2.
Luke Blackwell
Shaun
Hildebrandt
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Peel v South Fremantle
Look for: South Fremantle’s Chris
Bossong (150 WAFL games) and
Kyle Hams (100 WAFL games
for the Bulldogs) to celebrate
milestones with a win against the
woefully out-of-sorts Thunder.
Last year’s premiers slipped to
seventh following last weekend’s
21-point loss to Swans but with
other finals contenders failing to
win, they’ll know victory here can
get them back into the top four
race. Kris Miller (34 possessions)
and Adam Guglielmana (25
disposals and two goals) were
their best against Swan Districts.
This game will be played at
Rockingham’s Anniversary Park,
which isn’t good news for Peel
who have notched their only
two victories this season down in
Mandurah. Their recent form has
been very poor and last Saturday’s
132-point loss to the Sharks
doesn’t offer any hope either.
Peel coach Trevor Williams
wants his side to focus on winning
more quarters of footy, but it’s hard
to see them being good enough
to do much damage against the
Bulldogs in this one. When the two
sides met earlier in the season, it
was South Fremantle by 84 points.
Looking good in the ressies:
Peel’s woes extended to their
reserves side last weekend, as
they managed just one goal in
a 104-point thrashing from the
Sharks and they had few winners.
For the Bulldogs, Cory Dell-Olio
had 26 touches and kicked four
goals, while former Docker Josh
Head snagged seven majors.
Overall record: Peel won 5, South
Fremantle won 28.
Overall grand final record:
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Colts - Saturday, June 26, 9.15am, Medibank Stadium.
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold
Coach: Jarrad Schofield
Subiaco Football Club
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ROUT, Robert
CULLEN, Mathew
CAMPBELL, Kahlil
PICKETT, Alliston
LAWRENCE, Sean
WATERS, Rhys
MIOTTI, Adam
WILLIAMS, Harry
NORRIS, Luke
MOORE, Simon
GIBSON, Ayden
SWEENY, Benjamin
PISANO, Jarrad
SYMONDS, Luke
SINGLETON, Bryce
KEAST, Bradley
WADE, Ryan
CRANLEY, Kyle
HORTON-FRENCH, Joshua
HOSKINS, Craig
GARCIA, James
HACKETT, Kristian
LEE, James
SOMERS, Kobie
DE ROSA, Ben
DJULBIC, Bryn
DIAMOND, Andrew
SMYTHE, Myles
ASHMAN, Joel
MCKENNA, Sean
HIGGINS, Kienan
HAY, Nick
D.O.B
03/07/91
07/07/91
17/04/92
09/12/92
18/03/92
14/10/93
03/05/92
06/06/92
11/05/93
18/01/93
14/01/93
03/09/92
20/12/91
23/02/92
20/12/91
06/08/91
05/07/91
01/09/91
26/07/93
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29/12/93
06/06/92
19/05/92
17/03/94
06/08/92
04/10/93
06/04/92
06/08/92
28/06/93
03/03/92
06/10/94
01/06/92
Recruited from
Railways
Kalgoorlie City
Sorrento Duncraig
Northern Cobras
Marist JFC
Hale
Sorrento Duncraig
Carine JFC
Kingsley
Sorrento duncraig JFC
Kingsley JFC
Sorrento Duncraig JFC
Kingsley JFC
Sorrento Duncraig
Balmain
Kalgoorlie FC
Kingsley JFC
Eaton
Warwick Greenwood JFC
Sorrento Duncraig
Sorrento duncraig JFC
Sorrento Duncraig
Carine
Whitford JFC
Carine
Edgewater Woodvale JFC
Kingsley
Boulder City Football Club
Kingsley JFC
Marist JFC
Sorrento Duncraig JFC
Kalgoorlie City
1st
Colts Scoreboard
Subiaco
Perth
2nd
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COLOURS: Black and Red
Coach: Damien McMahon
Perth Football Club
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Player
IRONS, Jarrad
WISHNOWSKY, Mitchell
MCILVENNY, Cody
STUART, Kerwin
WARNER, Dylan
BOYLE, Matthew
KELLY, Caius
MURRAY, Dylan
KORIC, Jamie
TOUGH, Alex
HUNT, Matthew
EDWARDS, Michael
BUSHER, Haydn
GARLETT, Tyrone
TURNBRIDGE, Simon
EDWARDS, Matthew
RICHARDSON, Reese
FITZGERALD, Travis
HIGGINS, Corey
KOVAL, Jack
HURLEY, Dylan
MYERS, Benjamin
MOODY, Jordan
CHRIMES, Tyler
WALSH, Corey
GARLETT, Rowan
WALDON, William
YORK, Casey
MOODY, Eric
HANSEN, Kieran
MORRIS, James
D.O.B
20/09/92
03/02/92
13/05/92
16/11/92
30/07/92
17/10/92
21/06/92
26/03/92
05/10/91
28/09/92
01/10/91
29/02/92
21/08/91
14/09/92
01/04/93
08/06/92
03/06/93
16/12/91
23/12/92
14/04/92
25/10/91
09/12/91
29/08/93
13/02/93
25/09/92
27/08/92
13/04/92
05/01/92
23/03/93
10/12/93
14/07/91
Recruited from
South Perth JFC
Huntingdale JFC
Vic Park JFC
Toodyay
Winnacott JFC
Vic Park JFC
Queens Park JFC
Moora
Mingenew
Willetton JFC
Attadale JFC
Swanbourne JFC
Victoria Park JFC
Railways Avon FA
Dongara
Thornlie JFC
Federals Avon FA
Winnacott JFC
Toodyay
Vic Park JFC
Swanleigh
Vic Park JFC
Federals Avon FA
Federals
Quairading
Federals
Belmont JFC
Kellerberrin Tammin
Northam Railways
Kenwick JFC
Trinity Aquinas
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Umpires Field: Matt DeJong, Alex Cole, Alistair Standing
Boundary: Jack Nyenhuis, Warren Beckwith, Kirk Webster
Goal: Tracey Carrod, Michael Scaffidi
Reserves - Saturday, June 26, 11.45am, Medibank Stadium.
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold
Coach: Josh Wooden
Subiaco Football Club
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BRISTOW, Jason
DOUGLAS, Scott
HEFFERNAN-ROPER, Ben
DAVEY, Abe
SCOTT, Andrew
VINEY, Timothy
NEWICK, Luke
ADAMSON-HOLMES, Jordan
RE, Marc
SMITH, Martin
STEVENSON, Bradley
WATSON, Josh
STACK, Raphael
WADE, Ryan
HUNT, Josh
ARMSTRONG, Gavin
KEENE, Tyson
BRADSHAW, Clinton
TINCKNELL, Daniel
MATHANDA, Shea
MULLER, Rory
SHEEHAN, Ryan
GREEN, Brodie
AURISCH, Jarryd
WARD, Scott
PROTT, Morgan
RICHARDS, Todd
LEE, James
MARTIN, Seva
SMITH, Ryan
IRONMONGER, Rhys
PROTT, Ryan
Reserves Scoreboard
Subiaco
Perth
D.O.B
01/01/84
24/10/85
31/07/88
20/12/89
23/10/87
07/01/87
08/07/81
12/12/86
20/01/88
01/06/85
27/06/88
16/06/90
02/06/87
05/07/91
08/12/90
08/06/90
06/02/90
31/10/89
12/07/87
06/04/90
12/06/90
06/02/91
12/03/91
27/06/91
05/08/88
02/04/91
11/09/89
19/05/92
01/01/91
03/03/91
31/08/90
02/04/91
Recruited from
Chelsea MPNFL
Swan Valley
Western Magpies AFLQ
Newton Codingup EDFA
MT Gravatt QAFL
Chapman Valley GNFL
Northern Districts
Girawheen Koondoola
Marist JFC
Kingsley JFC
West Coast Cowan
Sorrento Duncraig
Kingsley JFC
Kingsley JFC
Mines GFL
Railways
West Coast JFC
Augusta Margaret River
Warwick Greenwood JFC
Ports - Esperance
Warwick Greenwood
Railways
Gibson EDFA
Gibson EDFA
Kingsley JFC
Gibson EDFA
Quairading
Carine
Railways GFL
Subiaco
Kingsley
Gibson EDFA
1st
2nd
Goals
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COLOURS: Black and Red
Coach: Rick Curtis
Perth Football Club
Bhds
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1
8
11
14
15
18
21
24
26
27
28
28
28
29
31
32
33
34
38
39
40
42
44
46
50
51
52
54
55
58
59
61
4th
Player
VENDITTI, Daniel
LANG, Kade
RANSTED, Kane
WHITE, Dene
THORNTON, Ashley
ROGERS, Matthew
PATCHING, Michael
BLACKBURN, Matthew
DELLA-BOSCA, Luke
MCLERNON, Clay
HORNER, Simon
HORNER, Simon
POWER, Benjamin
KICKETT, Cameron
SMITH, Liam
O’SULLIVAN, Daniel
DAVIS, Brent
RODGERS, Chris
CRABTREE, James
FLORIO, Michael
CLIFFORD, Sean
MATHER, Michael
WHYTE, Tim
MCLEOD, Alexander
HODGE, Brett
WARNER, Blake
BRENNAN, Jason
FRY, Bradley
BURN, Matthew
MOORE, Scott
EADES, Jordan
TURNER, Reid
D.O.B
27/03/87
08/02/83
13/02/87
16/12/88
29/12/86
10/09/90
15/08/89
07/12/90
11/02/90
18/07/85
15/12/83
15/12/83
27/02/90
21/06/91
04/11/91
07/02/87
01/02/85
23/02/90
18/08/90
28/02/91
23/03/88
13/05/90
01/06/89
07/10/87
16/05/91
19/06/90
23/02/90
20/03/87
10/01/85
13/09/90
06/10/91
19/01/91
Recruited from
Maddington
Mazenod JFC
Vic Park JFC
Quariding Avon FA
Harvey Brunswich Leschanault SWFL
Cunderdin
Toodyay, MFL
Attadale JFC
South Perth JFC
South Perth JFC
Waroona
Waroona JFC
South Perth JFC
Railways
Lynwood Ferndale JFC
Trinity Aquinas
Carnamah NMFL
South Perth JFC
Queens Park
Thornlie JFC
Lynwood Ferndale WAAFL
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Aquinas
East Fremantle JFC
Thornlie JFC
Lynwood Ferndale JFC
Federals AvonFA
Thornlie
St Josephs Football Geelong
Belmont JFC
Midvale
Corrigin
Goals
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Umpires Field: David Mooon, Jerome Mohen, Peter McCaw
Boundary: Tom Dihm, Kyle Sinclair, Michael Harrington
Goal: Lauren French, Kendell Ball
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Perth Football Club
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Chris Waterman
Pts
D.O.B
Recruited
From
1
SMITH, Martin
2
01/06/85
WAFL Goals
No. Player
Bhds
Pnts D.O.B
Kingsley JFC
2
KERR, Rhett
1
07/12/88
Gibson FC - Esperance
3
COSSOM, Chad
1
03/10/81
Kingsley JFC
Recruited
WAFL Goals .... Bhds
from
Games
Games
44 ............. ............
3
YOUNG, Ross
10
09/09/83
Carlton AFL
42 ............. ............
15 ............. ............
4
BILLINGS, Chris
1
10/12/87
Rossmoyne JFC
41 ............. ............
197 ............. ............
5
JOHNSON, Michael
0
20/10/84
Victoria Park JFC
48 ............. ............
MZUNGU, Tendai
1
28/02/86
Trinity Aquinas
63 ............. ............
4
KEEVERS, Ben
1
06/09/82
Sorrento Duncraig JFC 142 ............. ............
6
5
RANDALL, Ben
1
18/12/84
Scotch Colege
91 ............. ............
7
SNEEUWAJT, Bernard
1
17/03/89
South Perth JFC
LANG, Kade
1
08/02/83
Mazenod JFC
115 ............. ............
SIEKIERKA, Scott
106 ............. ............
6
BROUGHTON, Greg
0
29/09/86
Kingsley JFC
75 ............. ............
8
7
READ, Phillip
12
20/10/79
Wesley
48 ............. ............
9
8
9
CAMPBELL, Adam
PARKER, Aidan
10
25/01/85
Ballarat
100 ............. ............
1
12/02/84
Northam
10 FIEGERT, Joel
1
10/10/90
Belmont
11 RANSTED, Kane
1
13/02/87
Vic Park JFC
52 ............. ............
12 SMITH, Ashley
0
20/07/90
Dandenong Stingrays
22 ............. ............
13 ROBINSON, Drew
1
14/03/85
Gosnells JFC
15 ............. ............
14 WHITE, Dene
1
16/12/88
Quariding Avon FA
43 ............. ............
15 THORNTON, Ashley
6
29/12/86
Harvey Bruns Lesch SWFL 71 ............. ............
17 ARMSTRONG, Steven
2
12/01/84
Kalamunda JFC
67 ............. ............
19 MCDOUGALL, Andrew
0
29/06/83
Wesley College
62 ............. ............
22 SELWOOD, Scott
0
27/03/90
Bendigo Pioneers
16 ............. ............
27 MCLERNON, Clay
1
18/07/85
South Perth JFC
70 ............. ............
8 ............. ............
1
25/01/83
Carine JFC
10 HASSETT, Patrick
10
15/05/85
Port Melbourne
11 ............. ............
11 HORSLEY, Kyal
1
02/09/87
Kalgoorlie City FC
59 ............. ............
12 DOUGLAS, Scott
3
24/10/85
Swan Valley
12 ............. ............
13 PICKETT, Allistair
3
04/08/73
Narrogin
14 STACK, Raphael
1
02/06/87
Kingsley JFC
32 ............. ............
15 PHELAN, Christopher
1
25/07/88
Kingsley JFC
20 ............. ............
16 HILDEBRANDT, Shaun
5
03/06/84
Peel
17 HEFFERNAN-ROPER, Ben
5
31/07/88
Western Magpies AFLQ
3 ............. ............
19 SCOTT, Andrew
5
23/10/87
MT Gravatt QAFL
5 ............. ............
20 VINEY, Timothy
3
07/01/87
Chapman Valley GNFL
8 ............. ............
23 RUMBLE, Darren
1
20/09/84
Balga JFC
130 ............. ............
33 DAVIS, Brent
1
24 WEBB, Marc
1
23/02/79
Port Melbourne
187 ............. ............
35 FERGUSON, Matthew
10
25 SMITH, Ryan
1
03/03/91
Subiaco
39 FLORIO, Michael
1
28/02/91
Thornlie JFC
27 NEWICK, Luke
1
08/07/81
Northern Districts
41 ELARI, Aaron
1
24/04/91
Moora
28 SHEEHAN, Ryan
1
06/02/91
Railways
0 ............. ............
42 MATHER, Michael
1
13/05/90
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
29 RE, Marc
1
20/01/88
Marist JFC
4 ............. ............
48 HOUGHTON, Joel
0
26/11/91
Huntingdale
2 ............. ............
30 RIX, Michael
10
08/01/81
St Kilda
23 ............. ............
49 RUFFLES, Tim
0
05/10/90
North Ballarat
14 ............. ............
32 BROADHURST, Blake
1
29/12/85
Warwick Greenwood JFC 92 ............. ............
50 HODGE, Brett
1
16/05/91
Thornlie JFC
36 BLECHYNDEN, Reece
1
02/02/90
Sorrento Duncraig JFC
9 ............. ............
51 WARNER, Blake
1
19/06/90
Lynwood Ferndale JFC
10 ............. ............
37 STEVENSON, Bradley
2
27/06/88
West Coast Cowan
3 ............. ............
53 SIBOSADO, Casey
0
13/10/90
Oakleigh Chargers
10 ............. ............
41 RICHARDS, Todd
2
11/09/89
Quairading
1 ............. ............
54 FRY, Bradley
1
20/03/87
Thornlie
44 KEENE, Tyson
1
06/02/90
West Coast JFC
0 ............. ............
56 SULLIVAN, William
0
24/08/89
Western Jets
45 BRADSHAW, Clinton
2
31/10/89
Augusta Margaret River
1 ............. ............
59 EADES, Jordan
0
06/10/91
Midvale
4 ............. ............
49 MULLER, Rory
1
12/06/90
Warwick Greenwood
7 ............. ............
62 BOLLENHAGEN, Justin
0
17/12/91
Reynella
7 ............. ............
Rushed
159 ............. ............
15 ............. ............
177 ............. ............
146 ............. ............
0 ............. ............
150 ............. ............
29 KICKETT, Cameron
1
21/06/91
Railways
31 SMITH, Liam
1
04/11/91
Lynwood Ferndale JFC
0 ............. ............
32 O’SULLIVAN, Daniel
1
07/02/87
Trinity Aquinas
17 ............. ............
01/02/85
Carnamah NMFL
29 ............. ............
01/10/84
St Kilda
31 ............. ............
0 ............. ............
6 ............. ............
11 ............. ............
2 ............. ............
6 ............. ............
0 ............. ............
51 ............. ............
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AFL Listed Players
AFL Listed Players
Team lists supplied by WAFL clubs
WAFL Match Facts
Scoreboard
League
Subiaco
Perth
Overall: Subiaco 155 Perth 162
Past 10 meetings: Subiaco 10 Perth 0
All meetings at Leederville: Subiaco 6 Perth 0
Su highest score v P 32.12 (204) Round 10, 1984
P highest score v Su 29.15 (189) Round 9, 1983
Su lowest score v P 1.2 (8) Round 5, 1904
P lowest score v Su 2.1 (13) Round 10, 1912
Su biggest win v P 160 points, Round 2, 2005
P biggest win v Su 153 points, Round 15, 1904
1st
2nd
Umpires Field: Gavin Statham, Mark Worobec, Todd Keating
Boundary: Andrew Mills, Adam Bastik, Ryan Sinclair
Goal: Mike Spear, Brody Payne
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4th
SUBIACO V PERTH
No. Player
COLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Andrew Jarman
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Colts - Saturday, June 26, 9.15am, Steel Blue Oval.
COLOURS: Black and White
Coach: Greg Harding
Swan Districts Football Club
No. Player
D.O.B
Recruited from
Goals
Bhds
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
21
22
23
24
29
32
34
35
37
38
39
40
40
42
49
18/04/93
04/02/92
16/04/92
03/05/92
29/07/93
09/09/92
15/12/93
11/02/93
11/08/93
28/10/92
21/05/93
20/06/93
07/01/92
16/12/92
22/09/92
10/08/91
13/02/93
03/12/92
05/05/92
05/03/93
19/02/92
19/02/93
30/06/93
01/12/92
18/11/93
30/11/92
12/12/91
23/07/91
06/12/91
29/03/92
Upper Swan JFC
La Salle
Bassendean JFC
La Salle College
South Bunbury JFC
South Hedland
Upper Swan JFC
Bassendean JFC
Mazenod JFC
Brookton Pingelly
High Wycombe JFC
Swan View JFC
High Wycombe JFC
Wanneroo
Eastern Hills JFC
Kalamunda JFC
Bassendean JFC
Bunbury
South Bunbury
Bassendean JFC
Blackburn Football Club
South Bunbury JFC
Upper Swan JFC
Upper Swan JFC
Upper Swan JFC
Bunbury
Swan View JFC
High Wycombe
Kalamunda
Dampier
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HODGE, Tyson
TURNER, Travis
MORTIN, Wes
FAULKNER, Adam
BORCH, Harrison
STEVENS, Isiah
CONIGLIO, Stephen
BURNHAM, Jacob
ADAMS, Matthew
GAULT, Corey
KIRKUP, Joshua
HOWARD, Alex
OUTRIDGE, Matthew
BLINMAN, Garrick
MCKINLAY, Brett
ADAMS, Luke
ERCEG, Brandon
BLAKELY, Nathan
DANIELS, Raymond
RIDDOCH, Rudy
MCDONALD, Daniel
MCKAY, David
ADAMS, Marcus
TUCKER, Dylan
NEWMAN, Murray
UGLE, Jordan
TUCKWELL, Cody
HAYDEN, Jordan
ARMSTRONG, John
UPTON, Lewis
1st
Colts Scoreboard
Swan Districts
East Fremantle
2nd
3rd
COLOURS: Blue and White
Coach: Steve Malaxos
East Fremantle Football Club
No.
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
4th
Player
HOOKER, Thomas
HENSON, Sean
MENEGOLA, Sam
EARDLEY, Cameron
BOYLE, Mitchell
CHALWELL, Tyler
MARINELLI, Dylan
EGAN, Kristian
ANTHONY, Aiden
KING, Sam
JOHANNISEN, Jason
SCHOFIELD, Jayden
PELETIER, Sam
COCKS, Ryan
BRADLEY, Miles
CORMACK, Declan
SMITH, Cordell
CURLEY, Godfrey
HILL, Mathew
TURNER, Luke
TROPIANO, Aiden
BOATWRIGHT, Ethan
HUGHES, Ben
PALLISTER, Jacob
WITHERS, Mitchell
SILLIS, Joshua
LESTER-SMITH, Ryan
WHEELER, Kyle
HACKETT, Glen
D.O.B
16/04/92
03/03/92
07/03/92
24/06/93
22/04/92
10/03/92
08/12/92
05/01/92
18/06/92
13/11/91
08/11/92
14/05/92
14/07/91
15/05/92
16/02/92
02/04/92
23/08/92
08/12/92
25/06/92
13/07/92
21/10/92
01/04/92
13/02/92
27/07/92
31/03/92
08/03/93
19/06/92
27/09/91
26/08/91
Recruited from
Melville JFC
Rossmoyne JFC
Attadale JFC
East Fremantle JFC
Railways GNFL
Willeton JFC
East Fremantle JFC
Rovers GNFL
Railways
Fremantle CBC
Willetton JFC
Railways GNFL
Rossmoyne JFC
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
East Fremantle JFC
Swanbourne JFC
Bullcreek Leeming Sharks
Mullewa
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Rossmoyne
Brigades GNFL
Willetton
East Fremantle JFC
Rossmoyne JFC
Attadale
Canning Vale JFC
Willeton JFC
Rostrata JFC
Railways GNFL
Goals
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Umpires Field: Craig Bowden, Ashley Coster, Nick Pinelli
Boundary: Callum Webb, Kris Healy, Kevin Ljunberg
Goal: Rueben Garlett, Rick Payne
Reserves - Saturday, June 26, 11.45am, Steel Blue Oval.
COLOURS:
COLOURS:
Teal,Black
Blueand
andWhite
White
COACH:
Bayliss
Coach:
CraigCris
Callaghan
Swan Districts Football Club
No. Player
D.O.B
Recruited from
Goals
Bhds
5
12
14
20
23
26
27
29
30
31
32
33
39
40
41
43
45
48
49
51
52
53
55
56
57
58
60
61
62
63
70
27/3/89
31/10/83
16/2/88
29/5/90
9/10/86
11/2/88
26/12/88
10/6/89
17/6/90
1/6/88
25/5/86
3/10/89
14/2/91
24/7/90
10/4/85
15/1/91
19/3/91
23/10/89
24/7/83
11/9/91
18/10/89
23/9/89
14/10/90
26/4/91
30/4/91
1/1/90
13/3/90
17/7/92
4/5/90
15/10/90
6/8/91
Bassendean JFC
Manunda AFL Cairns
South Bunbury JFC
La Salle
High Wycombe JFC
Mukinbuddin CWFL
South Bunbury, SWFL
Guilford Grammar
South Bunbury SWFL
Kalamunda JFC
Mazenod JFC
Eastern Hills Hawks
High Wycombe JFC
Karratha, NPFL
Kalamunda JFC
South Bunbury
Kalamunda JFC
Kalamunda JFC
Bassendean JFC
Guildfiord Grammar
Narrogin UGSFL
Wickham Wolves
Bassendan JFC
Midvale JFC
Mazenod JFC
Hills Hawks
La Salle JFC
High Wycombe
South Headland NPFL
Roleystone JFC
Bunbury
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EMBLEY, James
IPAVIZ, Dean
FLEAY, Shane
PARRY, Simon
TOMLINSON, Scott
MENEGOLA, Jai
LAMMIE, Wesley
PULLMAN, Josh
JOHNSON, David
AITCHISON, Mathew
RICHARDSON, Paul
HOLMES, Christopher
BODDY, Cameron
COOPER, Ashley
DALY, Benjamin
ANDREWS, Christopher
VAN GRONINGEN, Brett
MANTON, Roderick
HEASMAN, Owen
PULLMAN, Sam
BOLTON, Joshua
NICHOLAS, Tyson
BONNETT, Luke
DALY, Lance
HENDERSON, Daniel
MCKINLAY, Adam
GARDENER, Bradley
PEZZALI, Justin
WILSON, Dermitt
BERRIE, David
TAYLOR, Graham
Reserves Scoreboard
Swan Districts
East Fremantle
1st
2nd
3rd
COLOURS: Blue and White
Coach: Phil Cronan
East Fremantle Football Club
No.
3
13
14
15
17
18
20
25
29
32
33
37
37
38
39
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
52
53
55
56
58
59
60
65
4th
Player
TEAKLE, Leith
DAVIDSON, Conor
KYANGA, Anthony
DWYER, David
VENTURINI, James
WARE, Aaron
CIOTTI, Alex
SLATTERY, Joshua
JANSEN, Scott
LESLIE, Callum
GRIFFITHS, Michael
MACPHERSON, Andrew
DUNN, Grant
HORSBURGH, Scott
WILSON, Justin
LAKE, Dwayne
CRONAN, Louis
PERER, Jake
RICCIARDELLO, Adrian
EDWARDS, Dustin
COOYOU, Rhys
SIMPSON, Jesse
CLAYTON, Joshua
MURRAY, James
BRUCE, Timothy
YEO, Corey
WAILU, Christopher
WAIGHT, Adam
PERHAM, Jack
SGHERZA, John
D.O.B
28/07/83
14/08/89
19/03/90
22/07/81
27/01/89
11/05/85
22/07/87
07/02/84
30/09/90
21/01/89
10/04/83
29/05/87
03/05/89
07/01/89
18/07/85
28/09/88
02/01/91
07/06/91
13/10/90
21/06/90
22/03/91
17/05/90
02/06/89
27/10/88
06/01/89
09/05/91
12/12/89
01/11/90
12/06/90
29/04/90
Recruited from
Brigades GNFL
East Fremantle JFC
Rovers GNFL
South Bunbury
Railways GNFL
Wonthaggi
Rossmoyne JFC
Montmorency NFL
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Port Melbourne
Rossmoyne JFC
Rossmoyne JFC
Coolbinia Bombers JFC
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Melville JFC
East Fremantle JFC
Plamyra JFC
South Coogee JFC
Canning Vale JFC
Towns GNFL
Mount Magnet JFC
North Fremantle
Ballajura
East Fremantle JFC
Attadale JFC
Karratha Falcons
Gosnells JFC
Brigades GNFL
Winnacott JFC
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Umpires Field: Craig O’Donoghue, Chris McCann, Travis Norton
Boundary: Jack Forward, Jack McDonald, Ryan O’Callaghan
Goal: Bryn Butler, Ben Lester
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No. Player
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Recruited
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WAFL Goals
Bhds
No. Player
Pnts D.O.B
Recruited
WAFL Goals
from
Games
1
CASSERLY, Travis
1
20/05/87
Swan View JFC
37 ............. ............
1
BROWN, Mitchell
0
17/12/88
North Ballarat
17
2
SPAANDERMAN, Llane
10
10/02/86
Bayswater JFC
78 ............. ............
2
GREEN, Kasey
1
10/09/79
Chapman Valley
114
3
KRAKOUER, Andrew
12
04/02/83
South Fremantle
20 ............. ............
4
HALL, Christopher
0
25/06/90
Woodville West Torrens 19
31 ............. ............
5
MASTEN, Chris
0
02/05/89
Rossmoyne JFC
17
MCNAMARA, Jamie
1
06/03/88
Booragoon JFC
51
4
PRATT, Luke
1
08/10/89
Swan Athletic
5
EMBLEY, James
1
27/03/89
Bassendean JFC
16 ............. ............
7
6
ROACH, Thomas
10
02/09/85
North Ballarat VFL
10 ............. ............
8
MCGOUGH, Mark
10
22/06/84
Montmorency
12
9
WARREN, Michael
10
20/03/82
South Bunbury
125
10 CHIDLOW, Daniel
2
24/07/85
Rockingham JFC
89
11 MONTEATH, Kym
1
24/08/87
Rossmoyne JFC
39
19
7
WOLFENDEN, Brett
1
20/07/89
High Wycombe JFC
50 ............. ............
9
WALTERS, Michael
0
07/01/91
Midvale JFC
27 ............. ............
10 HANSEN, Ashley
0
03/03/83
Oakleigh
11 AMES, Tallan
1
18/10/83
Trinity
13 JETTA, Graham
1
11/11/86
Bridgetown LSWFL
16 ............. ............
16 TWOMEY, Wayde
10
21/01/86
Weribee VFL
48 ............. ............
17 DAVIS, Ryan
5
07/06/89
North Shore AFL NSW
34 ............. ............
18 RIGGIO, Matt
10
14/03/88
Waroona
11 ............. ............
19 COLREAVY, Ben
10
29/01/82
West Coast JFC
97 ............. ............
20 PARRY, Simon
1
29/05/90
La Salle
22 EMBLEY, Andrew
0
27/06/81
Bassendean JFC
24 SIMPSON, Justin
1
23/01/88
Forrestfield JFC
25 SPENCER, Matthew
1
17/01/85
Trinity
26 MENEGOLA, Jai
3
11/02/88
27 LAMMIE, Wesley
1
28 NOTTE, Tony
29 PULLMAN, Josh
31 AITCHISON, Mathew
1
01/06/88
Kalamunda JFC
1 ............. ............
35 GEAPPEN, Tim
5
13/10/83
Clarence AFL TAS
54 ............. ............
36 PEARCE, Clancee
0
23/10/90
Noranda JFC
25 ............. ............
38 ROBERTS, Josh
44 HINKLEY, Clayton
12 STEPHEN, Andrew
1
09/08/88
Melville
13 DAVIDSON, Conor
1
14/08/89
East Fremantle JFC
15
14 KYANGA, Anthony
1
19/03/90
Rovers GNFL
20
16 FASOLO, Lewis
1
01/05/90
Attadale JFC
26
17 VENTURINI, James
1
27/01/89
Railways GNFL
15
18 WARE, Aaron
5
11/05/85
Wonthaggi
5
19 WELLER, Luke
5
13/01/82
Zilmere AFLQ
61
5 ............. ............
20 CIOTTI, Alex
1
22/07/87
Rossmoyne JFC
21
24 ............. ............
21 MONK, Aaron
5
15/08/87
Gosford BDFL
30
56 ............. ............
23 YOUNG, Robert
5
21/03/85
Coburg VFL
65
33 ............. ............
27 STEVENS, Koby
0
18/06/91
Lucknow/Gippsland Power10
Mukinbuddin CWFL
10 ............. ............
28 LEE-STEERE, Selby
1
09/06/89
Nothampton JFC
9
26/12/88
South Bunbury, SWFL
17 ............. ............
30 SPANGHER, Matt
0
23/04/87
Eastern Rangers
38
0
15/04/90
Upper Swan JFC
50 ............. ............
31 DUNN, Ryley
10
07/10/85
Shepparton GVFL
72
1
10/06/89
Guilford Grammar
17 ............. ............
33 GRIFFITHS, Michael
5
10/04/83
Port Melbourne
65
35 BAYLISS, James
1
27/04/90
Rostrata JFC
12
41 BRENNAN, Jacob
1
24/01/90
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
10
42 HOULIHAN, Tim
0
10/02/89
North Ballarat
47
46 RICCIARDELLO, Adrian
2
13/10/90
South Coogee JFC
48 COOYOU, Rhys
1
22/03/91
Towns GNFL
0
53 MURRAY, James
2
27/10/88
Ballajura
3
1
0
28/04/84
21/02/89
Mazenod
Warrack Eagles
45 VAN GRONINGEN, Brett
1
19/03/91
Kalamunda JFC
46 NAITANUI, Nicholas
0
04/05/90
Midvale JFC
48 MANTON, Roderick
63 ............. ............
1
23/10/89
124 ............. ............
129 ............. ............
30 ............. ............
3 ............. ............
23 ............. ............
Kalamunda JFC
0 ............. ............
50 GARLETT, Clinton
1
16/04/91
Carey Park
13 ............. ............
51 PULLMAN, Sam
1
11/09/91
Guildfiord Grammar
0 ............. ............
56 DALY, Lance
1
26/04/91
Midvale JFC
0 ............. ............
Rushed
0
54 DODD, Steven
0
20/06/83
Lynwood Ferndale
55 BRUCE, Timothy
3
06/01/89
East Fremantle JFC
40
9
60 PERHAM, Jack
1
12/06/90
Brigades GNFL
2
64 BUCOVAZ, Ben
0
02/11/90
Geelong Falcons
10
65 SGHERZA, John
2
29/04/90
Winnacott JFC
0
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AFL Listed Players
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Team lists supplied by WAFL clubs
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Scoreboard
League
Swan Districts
East Fremantle
Overall Swan Districts 82 East Fremantle 135 Draw 2
Past 10 meetings Swan Districts 5 East Fremantle 5
Past 10 at Bassendean: Swan Districts 7 East Fremantle 3
SD highest score v EF 30.15 (195) Round 11, 1983
EF highest score v SD 29.12 (186) Round 6, 1995
SD lowest score v EF 3.9 (27) Round 11, 1939
EF lowest score v SD 7.6 (48) Round 20, 1961
SD biggest win v EF 111 points, Round 1, 1980
EF biggest win v SD 109 points, Round 15, 2007
1st
2nd
Umpires Field: Craig Hendrie, Ryan Shelton, Alex Martin
Boundary: Lachlan Kennedy, Brandon Simpson
Goal: David Shawcross, Dale Edwick
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COLOURS: Blue and Gold
Coach: Wayne Blackwell
Claremont Football Club
No.
1
3
5
9
10
11
12
14
16
17
18
19
21
22
23
24
25
26
29
31
33
34
36
37
38
39
40
Player
COX, Jesse
MCKAY, Cameron
FOLEY, Tom
EVANS, Michael
BERARDINI, Luca
CRISTINELLI, Coleman
BRADSHAW, Jack
STONE, Tyler
MURDOCH, Callum
O’REGAN, Benjamin
FIEGERT, Brodie
RAWLINSON, Matthew
STEVENSON, Elliot
MCGOVERN, Jeremy
TAYLOR, Matt
PROUDLOVE, Warrick
DE BOER, Mitchell
WALKER, Emerson
YORK, Brady
WHITTLE, Jarrod
TAYLOR, Thomas
GELDARD-KER, Justin
JOHNS, Matthew
SAUNDERS, Ben
GARLAND, Harrison
AITKEN, Jordan
KRUIT, Robert
Colts Scoreboard
Claremont
East Perth
D.O.B
14/08/91
20/07/91
28/09/92
13/07/92
03/08/92
11/12/91
03/09/92
14/12/92
11/07/91
23/10/92
04/03/93
10/02/92
06/05/92
15/04/92
25/07/92
04/12/91
21/12/92
22/05/92
12/09/92
21/03/92
11/08/92
23/03/93
10/06/92
25/12/91
03/03/92
28/03/92
20/05/92
Recruited from
Cable Beach
West Coast JFC
Swanbourne JFC
Marist JFC
Marist JFC
Railways GSFL
West Coast JFC
Denmark Walpole GSFL
Scarborough JFC
Marist JFC
Ord River Magpies
Claremont JFC
Trinity College
North Albany
West Coast JFC
North Albany
Swanbourne JFC
Hale School
Royals GSFL
Railways GSFL
Tambellup JFC
Scarbough JFC
Swanbourne
Mt Barker
Swanbourne JFC
Hale
West Coast JFC
1st
2nd
Goals
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3rd
COLOURS: Blue and Black
Coach: Michael Braun
East Perth Football Club
No.
0
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
20
21
22
24
25
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
37
38
39
40
Bhds
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4th
Player
SHEPHERD, Luke
SILCOCK, Shayne
BENNELL, Arthur
GROVER, Cameron
MALDENIS, Ryan
GORDON, Matt
PENNY, Steven
MACAULAY, Robert
BAWDEN, David
AINSWORTH, Christian
BOYES, Ashley
CHAVE, Scott
TRAVERS, Samuel
JENNINGS, Keiran
SNOOK, Adam
WALSH, Max
BORRETT, Blake
DECAMPO, Dean
COLYER, Vaughn
CONTI, Jacob
DOBSON, Redmond
HUNTER, Mitchell
FRASER, Aidan
WILLIAMSON, Boston
BORMOLINI, Peter
DOBSON, Jordan
PEREIRA, Lucas
DICK, Jason
HOLMES, Jacob
PARRY, Beau
ROCHE, David
KELLY, Matthew
MIGRO, Mitchell
RETTURA, Anthony
HUTCHINGS, Michael
BROOKES, Rowan
WILSON, Lewis
D.O.B
10/01/92
18/08/91
09/03/92
21/12/92
26/01/92
29/05/92
29/04/92
06/08/92
09/01/92
26/07/92
25/09/92
03/06/92
31/08/91
21/04/92
26/07/92
27/05/92
05/11/92
14/03/92
22/09/91
24/08/91
31/01/92
04/12/91
26/09/91
28/10/92
10/02/92
28/04/93
13/10/91
30/03/93
21/06/92
02/06/92
17/05/93
23/02/93
23/03/93
11/12/93
19/01/93
08/05/92
19/10/93
Recruited from
Bayswater Morley
Mt Lawley
Imperials
Northern Cobras
Kingsley JFC
Coolbinia Bombers
Ballajura
Bayswater Morley
Warwick
Ballajura JFC
Coolbinia JFC
Ballajura
South Bunbury
Busselton
Ballajura FC
Busselton
Bayswater Morley FC
Southerners
Augusta Margaret River
Augusta Margaret River
Coolbinia Bombers JFC
Warwick Greenwood JFC
Busselton
Coolbinia
Mt Lawley
Ballajura JFC
Coolbinia JFC
Coolbinia JFC
Mt Lawley
Kinglsey
Southerners
Landsdale JFC
Morely JFC
Noranda JFC
Warwick Greenwood
Ballajura Royals
Ballajura JFC
Goals
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Umpires Field: Leigh Retallack, Ben Laycock, Edward Williams
Boundary: Terry Price, Nathan Herbert, Jason Morrow
Goal: Bryn Butler, Steve Touchell
Reserves - Saturday, June 26, 11.45am, Claremont Oval.
East Perth
Football
Club
Claremont
Football
Club
No.
5
6
7
14
16
21
22
23
24
26
27
29
30
32
33
37
44
46
47
48
50
51
53
55
56
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
Player
MURPHY, Jake
ORZEL, Matthew
ROWE, Ian
ARIAS, Paul
COYNE, Joel
LEE, Thomas
NEATES, Ryan *
CHIDGZEY, Nicholas
ROSS, Dylan
ROBERTS, Henry
WILLETT, Thomas
BRENNEN, Patrick
AYTON, Tom
DE NARDI, Trent
WOODS, Jayden
HARRISON, Taylor
WEEDON, Gerrick *
HOLT, Aaron
WALLEY, Callum
SWARBRICK, Michael
DAVIES, Matthew
GILLESPIE, Alistair
ORR, Gabe
YU, Keifer
NISBETT, Bradley
CRISPIN, Damien
MUMFORD, Darren
FOLEY, Xavier
MCALLISTER, Jordan
DANN, Sonny
JANNINGS, Patrick
CRONIN, Richard
ANDERSON, Blake
GUIDI, Jaden
MCMAHON, James
Reserves Scoreboard
Claremont
East Perth
D.O.B
18/01/90
05/01/85
19/12/86
04/03/87
06/09/90
02/01/91
21/06/91
30/05/84
26/06/90
08/07/88
04/04/89
17/07/89
28/03/88
01/11/86
19/09/89
04/08/89
25/05/91
19/02/91
06/04/90
26/04/88
12/10/91
25/08/89
27/05/88
06/04/91
10/03/91
12/02/91
06/08/90
15/01/91
28/03/91
14/08/90
12/12/90
17/11/87
07/10/88
19/12/90
29/03/89
1st
COLOURS: Blue and Gold
Coach: Ross McQueen
Recruited from
Cottesloe JFC
North Albany
Claremont JFC
Carine JFC
North Albany FC
Mosman Park JFC
Carine JFC
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Marist Junior FC
Hale School
Marist JFC
Marist JFC
Royals GSFL
Swanbourne JFC
North Albany
Marist JFC
Broome
West Coast JFC
Whitfords JFC
Boxwood Hills
Scarborough JFC
Swanbourne
Swanbourne JFC
Marist JFC
West Coast JFC
Broome
Denmark Walpole
Marist JFC
Gibson EDFA
Cable Beach
Kojonup
Royals GSFL
West Coast JFC
Denmark Walpole GSFL
Marist
2nd
Goals
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3rd
COLOURS: Blue and Black
Coach: David Hynes
East Perth Football Club
Bhds
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1
3
7
10
14
16
21
21
26
27
29
30
31
33
35
36
37
40
43
45
46
47
49
50
51
53
55
58
62
67
68
69
4th
Player
STIRLING, Donald
SEAL, Mathew
LEE, Brendan
HUTCHINS, Alex
EASTWELL, Jordan
HANCOCK, Brendan
CLUTTERBUCK, Freddie
COLYER, Vaughn
MACAULAY, Daniel
FRASER, Aidan
HIGGINS, Brock
BEECK, Zachary
KEATH, Jyye
LALICH, Jacob
DOBSON, Brett
GOODWIN, Kane
FOTHERINGHAM, Brent
BIRRELL, Jamie
HOWLETT, Thomas
ANDERSON, Kyle
PAYNE, Steven
DEAVES, Mark
DELBORRELLO, James
CLARKE, Benjamin
GANDY, Ryan
DERICKX, Jacob
FRYER, Harlee
BLEE, Nathan
KING, Hayden
HANDS, Lincoln
JASHARI, Michael
KINNEEN, Thomas
D.O.B
21/10/89
22/01/87
09/09/87
09/06/88
03/02/90
14/05/83
22/09/90
22/09/91
22/04/87
26/09/91
11/11/89
30/06/82
21/09/85
16/01/86
12/05/89
26/06/90
23/10/89
12/08/86
03/03/89
07/06/90
10/07/90
13/06/89
26/01/91
26/04/90
19/03/90
06/05/91
26/01/91
07/09/90
12/04/89
14/05/91
26/04/91
07/05/88
Recruited from
Carey Park SWFL
Coolbinia JFC
Busselton SWFL
West Adelaide
Busselton SWFL
Leitchville/Gunbower
Noranda JFC
Augusta Margaret River
Boddington
Busselton
Swan Athletic
Busselton
Waneroo
Kalgoorlie City GFL
Morley JFC
South Perth JFC
Bayswater
Trinity Aquinas
Busselton
Augusta Margaret River
Augusta Margaret River
Noranda JFC
Kingsley JFC
Goomalling
Deanmill LSWFL
Dunsborough
Midvale JFC
Ballajura JFC
Ballajura JFC
Boyup Brook
Coolbinia JFC
Swanbourne JFC
Goals
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Boundary: David Thatcher, Dom Strambolini
Goal: Jared Warren, Matt Laycock
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East Perth Football Club
COLOURS: Navy and Gold Coach: Simon McPhee
Pts
D.O.B
Recruited
From
WAFL Goals
Bhds
No. Player
Pnts D.O.B
1 STIRLING, Donald
2 GLANCY, Craig
3 SEAL, Mathew
4 NOAKES, Timothy
6 PICKERING, Adam
7 LEE, Brendan
11 TRAVERS, Patrick
12 SWEET, Aaron
13 WULFF, Craig
14 EASTWELL, Jordan
15 LOVETT, Andrew
16 HANCOCK, Brendan
19 MERRINGTON, Andrew
22 CLARKE, Zac
25 SHEPHEARD, Hamish
26 MACAULAY, Daniel
27 PRIOR, Adam
28 SAMPEY, Luke
29 HIGGINS, Brock
30 BEECK, Zachary
31 KEATH, Jyye
33 LALICH, Jacob
35 DOBSON, Brett
38 WEBSTER, Luke
39 ROBERTON, Dylan
40 BIRRELL, Jamie
41 OAKLEY-NICHOLLS, Jarrad
43 HOWLETT, Thomas
44 SWAN, Michael
45 ANDERSON, Kyle
46 PAYNE, Steven
47 DEAVES, Mark
49 DELBORRELLO, James
52 CADWALLADER, Dean
53 DERICKX, Jacob
55 FRYER, Harlee
Rushed
AFL Listed Players
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
11
1
1
0
0
1
10
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
Games
1
WALTON, Rory
1
30/06/85
Marist JFC
91 ............. ............
2
RUDEFORTH, Clancy
1
01/02/83
Hale School
137 ............. ............
3
BLACKWELL, Luke
10
12/11/86
Swan Districts
35 ............. ............
4
RICHARDSON, Ian
1
14/10/87
West Coast JFC
50 ............. ............
5
MURPHY, Jake
1
18/01/90
Cottesloe JFC
24 ............. ............
8
BROWNE, Andrew
1
14/05/84
Swanbourne JFC
68 ............. ............
9
MITCHELL, Kane
23 ............. ............
1
01/12/89
Marist JFC
10 BRABAZON, Ryan
1
26/12/86
North Albany
9 ............. ............
11 FOSTER, Andrew
10
31/08/85
Willetton JFC
60 ............. ............
12 FRANZ, Brandon
1
30/08/85
Marist JFC
44 ............. ............
18 RUCK, Andrew
1
16/12/85
Royals GSFL
53 ............. ............
19 CRAWFORD, David
1
14/07/83
Mosman Park
121 ............. ............
20 JONES, Chad
1
15/06/84
Hale School
68 ............. ............
21 LEE, Thomas
1
02/01/91
Mosman Park JFC
22 NEATES, Ryan
0
21/06/91
Carine JFC
23 CHIDGZEY, Nicholas
5
30/05/84
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
24 ROSS, Dylan
1
26/06/90
Marist Junior FC
25 LAURIE, Jesse
1
21/09/90
Denmark Walpole GSFL 10 ............. ............
27 WILLETT, Thomas
1
04/04/89
Marist JFC
28 NINYETTE, Jarrod
2
23/03/87
Victoria Park
16 ............. ............
32 DE NARDI, Trent
1
01/11/86
Swanbourne JFC
25 ............. ............
3 ............. ............
0 ............. ............
68 ............. ............
5 ............. ............
11 ............. ............
34 STEVENSON, Lewis
0
30/07/89
West Coast JFC
36 ............. ............
35 SCHAMMER, Byron
0
21/06/85
West Adelaide
22 ............. ............
38 JONES, Brett
0
06/08/82
University
52 ............. ............
40 DE BOER, Matthew
0
10/03/90
Swanbourne JFC
18 ............. ............
41 SWIFT, Thomas
0
06/07/90
Swanbourne JFC
13 ............. ............
42 WILKES, Beau
0
20/03/86
Railways, GSFL
64 ............. ............
44 WEEDON, Gerrick
0
25/05/91
Broome
45 DERICKX, Tom
2
07/12/87
Margaret River Hawks
46 HOLT, Aaron
1
19/02/91
West Coast JFC
47 WALLEY, Callum
1
06/04/90
Whitfords JFC
49 MCGINNITY, Patrick
0
18/02/89
Marist JFC
55 YU, Keifer
1
06/04/91
Marist JFC
5 ............. ............
61 MCALLISTER, Jordan
1
28/03/91
Gibson EDFA
0 ............. ............
65 ANDERSON, Blake
1
07/10/88
West Coast JFC
4 ............. ............
Rushed
4 ............. ............
11 ............. ............
0 ............. ............
0 ............. ............
23 ............. ............
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AFL Listed Players
21/10/89
16/05/83
22/01/87
19/01/84
18/04/81
09/09/87
01/04/85
27/01/89
12/03/83
03/02/90
11/11/82
14/05/83
27/11/78
28/03/90
28/10/90
22/04/87
19/01/87
23/05/89
11/11/89
30/06/82
21/09/85
16/01/86
12/05/89
25/05/82
21/06/91
12/08/86
09/02/88
03/03/89
18/09/81
07/06/90
10/07/90
13/06/89
26/01/91
21/08/90
06/05/91
26/01/91
Recruited
WAFL
From
Games
Carey Park SWFL
8
Bridgetown LSWFL
97
Coolbinia JFC
73
Augusta Margaret River 76
Richmond
102
Busselton SWFL
31
Peel Thunder
108
Sorrento Duncraig JFC 27
Thornlie JFC
150
Busselton SWFL
4
St Kilda
22
LEITCHVILLE/GUNBOWER108
Carlton
122
Oakleigh Chargers
24
Margaret River SWFL 21
Boddington
56
Wodonga O&MFL
9
Sorrento Duncraig JFC 37
Swan Athletic
0
Busselton
79
Waneroo
15
Kalgoorlie City GFL
4
Morley JFC
9
Trinity College
97
Frankston/Dandenong 7
Trinity Aquinas
3
Northern Cobras JFC
14
Busselton
17
Port Melbourne
115
Augusta Margaret River 5
Augusta Margaret River 0
Noranda JFC
0
Kingsley JFC
3
Stirling
11
Dunsborough
5
Midvale JFC
3
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Bhds
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Team lists supplied by WAFL clubs
WAFL Match Facts
Scoreboard
League
Claremont
East Perth
Overall Claremont 109 East Perth 144 Draw 2
Past 10 meetings: Claremont 7 East Perth 3
Past 10 at Claremont Oval Claremont 6 East Perth 4
Clare highest score v EP 33.28 (226) Round 20, 1987
EP highest score v Clare 32.19 (211) Round 10, 1958
Clare lowest score v EP 3.5 (23) Round 17, 1944
EP lowest score v Clare 5.4 (34) Round 4, 2001
Clare biggest win v EP 169 points, Round 20, 1987
EP biggest win v Clare 147 points, Round 10, 1958
1st
2nd
Umpires Field: Jeff Dalgleish, David O’Neill, Justin Orr
Boundary: Hugo Robinson, Michael Washbourne
Goal: Adam Peacock, Simon Thomas
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COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Tony Micale
SCORING GOALS
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Colts - Sunday, June 27, 9.15am, Anniversay Park, Rockingham.
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White
Coach: Michael Pratt
Peel Thunder Football Club
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
19
20
24
26
27
28
30
32
34
35
37
40
Player
BEE, Matthew
BEASLEY, Joel
McKENNA, Liam
McGEE, Joshua
MORRIS, Corey
McFARLANE, Devin
HARDY, Domenic
COWDRAY, Ben
MEYERS, Lincoln
COPELAND, Brendon
CORAK, Adam
BOMBARDIERI, Aaron
RINDER, Paul
MURPHY, Travis
LUFF, Nicholas
KELVIN, Lawrence
HAYDON, Andrew
DAWSON, William
MORABITO, Luke
FIELD, Aden
VLAHOV, Jake
DEVITT, Alex
MURDOCH, Matheson
MATHERS, Joshua
WILKINS, Laine
WILSON, Nathan
HEAL, Aaron
EDDY, Callan
D.O.B
21/04/94
27/07/92
18/04/92
10/10/91
30/05/94
04/09/92
30/08/92
26/06/92
02/01/92
11/07/94
10/03/93
22/03/93
12/08/93
02/01/92
17/01/91
14/10/92
21/10/93
11/12/93
11/01/93
13/06/94
17/09/92
26/02/93
30/04/92
27/04/93
30/03/94
07/01/93
12/07/92
13/2/92
Recruited from
Pinjarra JFC
Pinjarra
Safety Bay
Manduarh Centrals
Waroona
South Mandurah
South Mandurah
Manduarh Mustangs
Halls Head
Baldivis JFC
Mandurah Centrals JFC
South Mandurah JFC
Collie
Mandurah
Halls Head JFC
Rockingham JFC
South Mandurah JFC
Warnbro JFC
Harvey Brunswick Leschenault
Rockingham JFC
Baldivis JFC
Eaton Boomers
South Mandurah JFC
Warnbro JFC
Halls HEad JFC
Mandurah Centrals JFC
Baldivis
Pinjarra JFC
1st
Colts Scoreboard
Peel Thunder
South Fremantle
2nd
3rd
Goals
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COLOURS:
COLOURS:Red
Blueand
andWhite
Black
Coach:
COACH:Simon
Chris Nimmo
Gerreyn
South Fremantle Football Club
No.
1
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
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4th
Player
EDGAR, Blair
ANDREOLI, Warrick
ATHANASSIOU, Jamie
GUGLIELMANA, Jarrad
CARLSON, Nicholas
STONE, Benjamin
MASKOS, Jason
NEWTON, Benjamin
VERRIER, Steven
BURNETT, Shannon
HILL, Mason
KENNEDY, Mitchell
GULLEY, Brendon
RILEY, Fabian
FEENEY, Adam
AH CHEE, Brendon
THOMPSON, Robert
JOACHIM, Jesse
KERSTEN, Shane
SKINNER, Lloyd
JAKOVICH, Callum
BOROVAC, Nicholas
ALLISON, Cameron
HAYWARD, Damian
GRIFFITHS, Boyden
JONES, Matthew
SHEA, Briegton
VAN MANEN, Anthony
D.O.B
14/09/91
28/02/92
06/04/92
05/11/91
24/12/92
19/01/93
03/03/93
08/08/92
24/06/93
07/05/93
06/03/92
18/03/92
03/04/92
27/11/92
10/01/92
21/12/93
30/07/93
04/08/93
15/03/93
22/01/92
10/02/93
26/10/91
09/08/91
13/11/91
12/12/92
26/02/93
24/05/93
18/07/91
Recruited from
Bibra Lake JFC
Ramblers GFA
Winnacott JFC
Brigades
East Fremantle JFC
Joondalup Kinross
South Coogee JFC
Mundijong Centrals
Kwinana JFC
Cockburn JFC
Armadale JFC
Bibra Lake JFC
South Coogee JFC
South Coogee JFC
Bibra Lake JFC
Kelmscott JFC
Roleystone JFC
Mundijong Centrals JFC
Kwinana JFC
Armadale JFC
South Coogee JFC
Winnacott JFC
Narrogin
Boddington JFC
Kelmscott JFC
Bibra Lake JFC
Maddington JFC
Lakes JFC
Goals
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Umpires Field: Michael Hooper, Gavin Crowther, CFL
Boundary: Jeff Wilkerson, Monique Hollick, Sam Ziegelaar
Goal: Kevin Beermier, Daniel Dobson
Reserves - Sunday, June 27, 11.45am, Anniversay Park, Rockingham.
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White
Coach: Cris Bayliss
Peel Thunder Football Club
No.
8
13
15
20
21
22
23
26
30
31
33
35
36
41
44
47
48
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
Player
BESWICK, Robert
BENNELL, John
COLLARD, Clayton
MCGENNISKEN, Peter
GIUMELLI, Matthew
GIUMELLI, Justin
CULPITT, Brody
GEORGE, Chayne
OLIVER, Christopher
TIERNEY, Kyren
DANIELS, Ben
HAGGAR, Glenn
DAWSON, Robert
PIGGOT, Blake
PAYRITS, Aaron
SHAW, Richard
FERRIER, Jacob
PADWICK, Lloyd
MCPHAN, David
KING, Adam
MARTIN, Tyson
GILLAM, Brennan
BESWICK, Dean
ITALIANO, Daniel
BONNEY, Peter
MCCULLOCH, Tom
O’BRIEN, Joshua
ROBERTS, Sean
Reserves Scoreboard
Peel Thunder
South Fremantle
D.O.B
15/04/88
01/02/90
04/12/88
25/01/85
29/09/87
14/02/89
21/11/86
08/01/88
29/10/90
06/12/90
09/07/87
11/10/87
28/10/85
11/04/91
20/05/91
21/02/83
04/11/89
25/03/90
20/06/85
09/11/90
08/09/89
10/07/91
01/03/91
07/01/90
22/06/89
31/05/89
05/01/90
21/01/90
Recruited from
Pinjarra JFC
Pinjarra
Kondinin EDFL
Rockingham
Pinjarra JFC
Pinjarra JFC
Castlemain Bendigo FL
Boulder City
Rockingham JFC
South Mandurah
Mosman Park
Rockingham
Karoonda JFC
Harvey Bulls
North Mandurah
Harvery Bulls
South Mandurah
Safety Bay JFC
Belconnen
Eaton
Casltemaine Bendigo FL
Halls Head JFC
Pinjarra
Harvey Brunswick Leschanult
Port Hedland NPFL
South Mandurah
Pinjarra
Waroona
1st
2nd
3rd
Goals
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COLOURS: Red and White
Coach: Garry Fuller
South Fremantle Football Club
No.
5
6
12
14
17
19
20
21
23
24
26
28
30
32
36
38
40
41
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
60
61
Bhds
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4th
Player
FIELDING, Samuel
PALUMBO, Joel
WINTER, Jarrad
TUNGATALUM, Ross
CARTER, Mitchell
MILLER, Mark
MUGAMBWA, Paul
GROENENBERG, Nicholas
MAIORANA, Jesse
KELLY, Leigh
STANFORD, Brett
TAYLOR, James
CORNELL, Mitchell
MOTLOP, Thomas
PARRY, Jarrod
CAMPBELL, Gavin
DOUGHTY, Adam
EASTER, Daniel
WYATT, Alex
LEECE, Matthew
MCINTOSH, Adam
RIOLI, Shannon
BAIRSTOW, Dylan
HALL, Tyler
MAURICIO, Ryan
GANZER, Michael
GRYGORCEWICZ, Mitchell
ATHANASIOU, John
DUNKELD, Blake
KLAUSE, James
OLIVIERI, Matthew
D.O.B
30/09/88
14/04/90
06/01/89
05/06/90
02/07/91
14/02/82
30/05/81
14/05/89
20/09/90
06/12/88
22/04/88
24/07/86
14/03/83
18/12/87
25/05/91
14/07/88
25/04/90
31/01/90
19/06/91
28/05/89
12/01/90
25/05/91
12/3/91
07/03/89
30/05/91
23/12/89
03/04/91
25/01/91
13/02/90
22/08/90
14/08/90
Recruited from
Tasmania VFL
South Coogee JFC
Lakes JFC
St Marys NTFL
Jandakot Jets
Railways GNFL
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Kwinana JFC
East Fremantle JFC
Dunsborough MR
Wesley Curtin
Bibra Lake JFC
Goomalling
Nightcliffe NTFL
Bibra Lake JFC
South Coogee JFC
Cockburn Lakes
South Coogee JFC
Winnacott JFC
Booragoon JFC
Bibra Lake JFC
St Marys NTFL
South Bunbury FC
CBC WAAFL
South Coogee JFC
Canarvon GFA
Jandakot JFC
South Coogee JFC
Newdegate OFA
Kununurra SHS
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
Goals
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Umpires Field: Matt Dodgson, Rob McCaw, Tom Gryta
Boundary: Donna Brown, Ben Moseley
Goal: Steven Gaensler, Sam Hunter
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League - Sunday, June 27, 2.15pm, Anniversary Park, Rockingham.
Peel Thunder Football Club
South Fremantle Football Club
COLOURS: Red and White Coach: John Dimmer
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Trevor Williams
No. Player
Pnts D.O.B
Recruited
from
WAFL Goals
No. Player
Bhds
Pnts D.O.B
Recruited
from
Games
WAFL Goals .... Bhds
Games
2
GUGLIELMANA, Adam
1
02/08/88
Carnarvon GFA
24 ............. ............
3
DELL-OLIO, Cory
1
08/12/89
South Coogee JFC
32 ............. ............
4
BAIRSTOW, Toby
1
02/11/88
South Bunbury SWFL
34 ............. ............
6
PALUMBO, Joel
1
14/04/90
South Coogee JFC
84 ............. ............
8
ADAMS, Reece
1
18/09/89
Bibra Lake JFC
25 ............. ............
25/03/88
Harvey Brunswick Lesch 57 ............. ............
9
MILLER, Kris
7
29/09/80
Railways GFL
230 ............. ............
15/04/88
Pinjarra JFC
41 ............. ............
10 COLLICA, Anthony
1
17/03/91
Kardinya JFC
3
27/04/84
Exmouth Eagles GFL
106 ............. ............
11 MCCARREY, Andrew
8
28/12/82
Applecross JFC
10 CHARTRES, Danny
1
17/01/86
Mandurah
55 ............. ............
12 WINTER, Jarrad
1
06/01/89
Lakes JFC
11 HOLMES, Bradley
1
03/09/88
Pinjarra JFC
29 ............. ............
14 TUNGATALUM, Ross
6
05/06/90
St Marys NTFL
15 MURPHY, Ryan
0
24/05/85
Gipsland
1
COLLARD, Ashley
2
10/04/87
Kondinin
3
JONES (C), Brendon
7
18/04/86
Quairading AFA
4
MURRAY, Daniel
6
03/05/90
MT Lawley JFC
5
O’BRIEN, Rory
1
28/06/86
Pinjarra JFC
7
BROWN, Mathew
1
8
BESWICK, Robert
1
9
MCLEOD, Hayden
0 ............. ............
112 ............. ............
8 ............. ............
15 COLLARD, Clayton
10
04/12/88
South Fremantle
34 ............. ............
16 LUFF, Christopher
1
07/01/91
Halls Head JFC
13 ............. ............
5 ............. ............
9 ............. ............
123 ............. ............
11 ............. ............
2 ............. ............
78 ............. ............
16 WHITE, Craig
1
08/01/85
Williams UGSFL
17 CARTER, Mitchell
1
02/07/91
Jandakot Jets
110 ............. ............
18 WILSON, Callum
0
09/06/88
South Coogee JFC
19 MILLER, Mark
3
14/02/82
Railways GNFL
27 ............. ............
20 MUGAMBWA, Paul
2
30/05/81
Bullcreek Leeming JFC
65 ............. ............
7 ............. ............
19 WILLIAMS, Jacob
1
31/01/88
South Bunbury SWFL
18 ............. ............
20 MCGENNISKEN, Peter
1
25/01/85
Rockingham
21 ............. ............
21 GIUMELLI, Matthew
1
29/09/87
Pinjarra JFC
37 ............. ............
22 GIUMELLI, Justin
1
14/02/89
Pinjarra JFC
8 ............. ............
24 KELLY, Leigh
1
06/12/88
Dunsborough MR
19 ............. ............
23 CULPITT, Brody
5
21/11/86
Castlemain Bendigo FL
0 ............. ............
25 PHILLIPS, Nathan
3
20/08/87
Halls Head
41 ............. ............
24 CRICHTON, Jesse
0
18/06/91
North Launceston
11 ............. ............
26 STANFORD, Brett
2
22/04/88
Wesley Curtin
1 ............. ............
25 MASON, Rhett
1
30/03/91
Waroon JFC
10 ............. ............
27 THORNTON, Scott
0
11/09/82
Sandrigham
69 ............. ............
26 GEORGE, Chayne
2
08/01/88
Boulder City
4 ............. ............
29 BOSSONG, Christopher
6
12/07/78
Port Melbourne
2 ............. ............
30 CORNELL, Mitchell
1
14/03/83
Goomalling
31 NORTH, Hayden
1
28/12/83
Boddington UGSFL
28 BROWN, Mitch
1
04/03/91
Pinjarra
29 CLARKE, Thomas
1
25/04/89
Eaton
6 ............. ............
33 DANIELS, Ben
2
09/07/87
Mosman Park
1 ............. ............
34 FILO, Brodie
5
14/04/90
Eaglehawk BendigoFL
12 ............. ............
36 DAWSON, Robert
2
28/10/85
Karoonda JFC
23 ............. ............
37 TIMBRELL, Caillan
1
07/08/90
Rockingham
2 ............. ............
38 WARE, Mathew
1
13/09/84
Rockingham
24 ............. ............
42 HOLMES, Michael
1
18/10/85
South Mandurah
46 GREEN, Mitchell
1
07/05/90
Busselton
51 McPHAN, David
5
20/06/85
Belconnen Magpies, ACT 0 ............. ............
50 PADWICK, Lloyd
1
25/03/90
Safety Bay JFC
54 GILLAM, Brennan
1
10/07/91
Halls Head JFC
58 MCCULLOCH, Tom
1
31/05/89
South Mandurah
67 ............. ............
149 ............. ............
29 ............. ............
121 ............. ............
33 HAMS, Kyle
1
06/09/86
Busselton SWFL
99 ............. ............
34 AMATO, Corry
1
23/07/84
Fremanlte JFC
44 ............. ............
52 ............. ............
35 HUNT, Samuel
10
13/04/83
Geelong AFL
36 PARRY, Jarrod
1
25/05/91
Bibra Lake JFC
0 ............. ............
37 HAMS, Ashton
0
06/09/86
Busselton SWFL
91 ............. ............
38 CAMPBELL, Gavin
1
14/07/88
South Coogee JFC
7 ............. ............
39 MCGRATH, Toby
1
11/10/80
Katanning
19 ............. ............
41 EASTER, Daniel
1
31/01/90
South Coogee JFC
42 HEAD, Joshua
1
07/04/83
Roleystone JFC
84 ............. ............
2 ............. ............
45 DELMENICO, Scott
1
23/03/87
Kardinya JFC
48 ............. ............
4 ............. ............
48 MCINTOSH, Adam
1
12/01/90
Bibra Lake JFC
0 ............. ............
8 ............. ............
60 KLAUSE, James
2
22/08/90
Kununurra SHS
0 ............. ............
Rushed
11 ............. ............
194 ............. ............
0 ............. ............
Rushed
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Overall: Peel Thunder 5 South Fremantle 28
Past 10 meetings: Peel Thunder 1 South Fremantle 9
Past 10 at Mandurah Peel Thunder 2 South Fremantle 8
Peel highest score v SF 21.12 (138) Round 7, 2000
SF highest score v Peel 33.21 (219) Round 3, 1999
Peel lowest score v SF 3.3 (21) Round 7, 2001
SF lowest score v Peel 6.24 (60) Round 15, 1998
Peel biggest win v SF 30 points, Round 4, 2002
SF biggest win v Peel 195 points, Round 3, 1999
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Boundary: Greg Smith, Ben Walker, Ryan Kukura
Goal: Jack Crawshaw, Brett Rogers
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WAFC
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learning the skills and values of football that
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New sports hijab
MUSLIM students from the Australian
Islamic College, Kewdale, helped launch
an Australian-designed sports headscarf,
during an ultimate classroom experience
at Subiaco Oval recently.
The Uniscarfe features a singular
garment piece designed as an active
alternative that is helping to introduce
new cultures and religions to the game of
Australian Rules Football.
Russell Higgins, WAFC Multicultural
Coordinator, thanked the Australian Islamic
College Kewdale for their continual support
of AFL programs and their dedication
to growing the game in the Muslim
community.
“The Uniscarfe is a garment that breaks
down barriers to allow Muslim females
to participate in AFL football. I especially
like the idea of having school-coloured
Uniscarfes that could be coordinated with
the colours of school football jumpers,” he
said.
“ Basically it is a comfortable,
functional garment which addresses the
needs of Muslim women.”
healthy lifestyles, discipline and team work.
Mr Woodhouse was impressed with the
design of the course.
“Today they’ve looked at the history of
footy as a literacy exercise, used the oval
for observation, estimation and measuring.
They learnt how to prepare a healthy lunch.
The drama activity was amazing. They did
a mock tribunal and acted out a whole
hearing,” he said.
The day is split into four quarters and
imitates a football environment, where
the teacher becomes their coach, their
classmates become their teammates and a
team captain is nominated.
Students gain points and penalties based
on their behavior and the winning ‘team’
receives a prize. Question sheets are to be
filled out by the students as they progress
and the final assessment is determined by
their school teacher.
“It’s been unbelievable, the learning side.
It’s just something they wouldn’t normally
do,” Mr Woodhouse said.
Mr Woodhouse said the highlights for
the students included the initial impact
of walking into Subiaco Oval, visiting the
West Coast and Fremantle training rooms,
meeting West Coast’s live eagle mascot,
Auzzie, and the football training session.
The football training session is a key
element of the program that introduces
children to the rules and skills of Australian
Rules Football. For some, it’s their first
exposure to the game.
“We’ve got a young kid from South
Africa here, and a girl from the UK who has
only been here a few days, and we’ve got a
football in their hands. And I would say our
best player today is a New Zealand boy!” Mr
Woodhouse said.
Students from many different cultural
backgrounds are being introduced to
Australian Rules Football through the
Ultimate Classroom program, including
those from the Australian Islamic College in
Kewdale, one of 10 schools to participate so
far this year.
The sports Hijab helps young Islamic girls
partake in Australia’s favourite game.
Girls from the Australian Islamic College
enjoy their footy session in the Ultimate
Classroom.
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Treeby breaks new ground for female umpires
FIELD umpire Amy Treeby has become the first female on record to
reach the pinnacle of Community Football by field umpiring an A
Grade Amateur match.
Female boundary and goal umpires have been appointed to A
Grade games before, but not their field umpiring counterparts.
Treeby, who is also hearing impaired, was thrilled with the A Grade
appointment, saying it was another step towards furthering her
umpiring career.
“The game was fantastic to umpire, the speed, skills and intensity
of the game were superb and I loved being a part of it,” she said.
“My umpiring goal is to continue on the pathway to the WAFL and
to see how far I can go. I enjoy the challenge of umpiring and every
game is a learning experience.”
Around five years ago whilst at the height of her football playing
career, Treeby decided to take up umpiring with the South Fremantle
Junior District to compliment her game and fitness.
Her impressive playing career saw her represent West Australian
five times at the National Women’s Carnival, including All Australian
selection, while also being part of two Division 1 premierships with
the Melville Dockers and East Fremantle Sharks in the WA Women’s
Football League.
With all the makings of success in her chosen sport, Treeby decided
to retire from playing at the end of season 2009 after her final carnival
representing the Black and Gold and decided to focus 100 per cent on
her umpiring career.
She had been accepted into the Umpiring Talent Pathway in 2008
however was not able to commit as much as she would of liked due
to her playing commitments.
After a solid pre-season and further commitment to her umpiring,
Treeby was rewarded in Round 5 of the Amateur season with an A
Grade appointment to the match between Fremantle CBC and Mount
Lawley.
After a look back through history, and discussions with those
involved closely with Amateur Umpiring over many decades, Treeby
was recognised as the first female to achieve the feat.
With further development and an increase in her fitness levels, Treeby
could make her mark on the WAFL scene sooner rather than later.
The WA Umpiring Talent Pathway has proven to be an outstanding
success over the past decade with over 90 per cent of current WAFL
Amy Treeby, pictured with fellow field umpires Cameron Dee and
Craig Bowden, has become the first ever female field umpire to
officiate an A Grade game.
umpires having progressed through this pathway. The most notable
of late is current WA based AFL umpire Jeff Dalgleish.
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grassroots reward program.
Wulff, who started out at Thornlie, was
named best on ground for East Perth during
his 150th game at the weekend to claim the
AAMI WAFL Player of the Week Award.
Wulff also claims a $250 prize and is in
contention to win the overall $5000 AAMI
WAFL Player of the Year Award.
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Hwe Kimberley Colts Championships 2010
Halls Creek/Kutjungka 6.4 (40) d West Kimberley 3.5
(23)
GREAT SOUTHERN COLTS CARNIVAL
Day 1:
Great Southern 9.7 (61) d Goldfields 4.4 (28)
Upper Great Southern 5.2 (32) d Ongerup 3.6 (18)
Clontarf 10.7 (67) d Eastern Districts 1.4 (10)
Esperance 7.6 (48) d Upper Great Southern 4.4 (28)
Great Southern 8.4 (52) d Ongerup 5.3 (33)
Clontarf 3.10 (28) drew Goldfields 4.4 (28)
Esperance 14.2 (86) d Eastern Districts 3.4 (22)
Upper Great Southern 10.4 (64) d Goldfields 6.5 (41)
Great Southern 9.7 (61) d Clontarf 7.3 (45)
Ongerup 7.4 (46) d Eastern Districts 2.4 (16)
Esperance 12.6 (78) d Great Southern 7.2 (44)
Clontarf 10.5 (65) d Ongerup 5.2 (32)
Upper great Southern 10.5 (65) d Eastern Districts 7.1
(43)
Esperance 7.6 (48) d Goldfields 6.5 (41)
Day 2 – Playoffs
5th and 6th: Goldfields 5.13 (43) d Ongerup 1.4 (10)
3rd and 4th: Clontarf 9.9 (63) d Great Southern 9.4 (58)
Grand Final:
Esperance 18.9 (115) d Upper Great Southern 11.16
(82)
INTER-LEAGUE GAME
U20: PFL 9.8 (62) d SWFL 4.11 (35)
AVON
League:
Cunderdin 15.13 (103) d York 10.3 (63)
Northam Railways 26.21 (177) d Federals 7.3 (45)
Beverley 12.22 (94) d Kellerberrin-Tammin 13.13 (91)
Reserves:
York 12.4 (76) d Cunderdin 6.6 (42)
Northam Railways 11.9 (75) d Federals 6.13 (49)
Kellerberrin-Tammin 12.7 (79) d Beverley 7.4 (46)
CENTRAL KIMBERLEY
Wangkatjunka Crows 11.9 (75) Bungarti Crocs 7.6 (48)
Yiyili Tigers 22.8 (140) d Magpies 5.2 (32)
Walmatjarri Bombers 13.13 (91) d Noonkanbah Blues
6.3 (39)
CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTAL
League:
Dandaragan 20.9 (129) d Lancelin 11.13 (79)
Moora Rovers 20.17 (137) d Jurien Bay 7.7 (49)
Reserves:
Dandaragan 30.24 (204) d Lancelin 1.1 (7)
Jurien Bay 11.4 (70) d Moora Rovers 9.8 (62)
EAST KIMBERLEY
Kururrungku Roos (79) d Kununurra Demons 0.0 (0)
Ord River Magpies 11.9 (75) d Waringarri Crows 8.9 (57)
Kundat Djaru Cats 12.11 (83) d Warmun Eagles 10.7
(67)
Halls Creek Hawks 16.14 (100) dw Wyndham Crocs15.10
(100)
GASCOYNE
Exmouth 10.16 (130) d Ramblers 12.7 (79)
Warriors 16.15 (111) d Gascoyne 14.10 (94)
GREAT NORTHERN
League:
Brigades 12.18 (90) d Railways 6.8 (44)
Towns 18.16 (124) d Mullewa 12.5 (82)
Chapman Valley 13.16 (94) d Rovers 6.15 (51)
Reserves:
Brigades 12.14 (86) d Railways 5.7 (37)
Towns 10.7 (67) d Mullewa 9.7 (60)
Rovers 11.6 (72) d Chapman Valley 9.4 (58)
Colts:
Railways 12.15 (87) d Brigades 7.2 (44)
Towns 13.10 (88) d Mullewa 5.9 (39)
Chapman Valley 15.12 (102) d Rovers 4.5 (29)
GREAT SOUTHERN
League:
North Albany 13.10 (88) d Railways 10.7 (67)
Denmark-Walpole 12.10 (82) d Royals 7.4 (46)
Reserves:
Albany 11.6 (72) d Mt Barker 6.14 (50)
North Albany 10.13 (73) d Railways 6.8 (44)
Denmark-Walpole 13.16 (94) d Royals 6.4 (40)
Colts:
Mt Barker 11.14 (80) d Albany 5.9 (39)
Railways 12.6 (78) d North Albany 9.8 (62)
Royals 17.8 (110) d Denmark-Walpole 7.7 (49)
U17:
Railways 6.6 (42) d North Albany 6.3 (39)
Denmark-Walpole 10.5 (65) d Royals 5.5 (35)
HILLS
Pickering Brook 19.19 (133) d Bullsbrook 3.6 (24)
Chidlow 12.11 (83) d Gidgegannup 7.17 (59)
Mt Helena 13.9 (87) d Mundaring 11.16 (82)
LOWER SOUTH WEST
League:
Deanmill 25.12 (162) d Kojonup 15.9 (99)
Imperials 19.16 (130) d Bridgetown 5.9 (39)
Tigers 15.12 (102) d Southerners 7.4 (46)
Reserves:
Kojonup 15.10 (100) d Deanmill 4.5 (29)
Imperials 19.12 (126) d Bridgetown 4.7 (31)
Southerners 16.9 (105) d Tigers 12.7 (79)
Colts:
Imperials 16.13 (109) d Bridgetown 4.3 (27)
Tigers 13.16 (94) d Southerners 13.4 (82)
NEWMAN NATIONAL
Tigers17.14 (116) d Pioneers 3.4 (22)
Centrals 20.20 (140) d Saints 3.12 (30)
CBH NORTH MIDLANDS
League:
Morawa 11.7 (73) d Carnamah-Perenjori 10.6 (66)
Dongara 15.14 (104) d Three Springs 10.16 (76)
Coorow-Latham 18.12 (120) d Mingenew 15.11 (101)
Reserves:
Morawa 11.10 (76) d Carnamah-Perenjori 3.6 (24)
Dongara 14.9 (93) d Three Springs 6.2 (38)
Mingenew d Coorow-Latham on forfeit
NORTH PILBARA
League:
Karratha Falcons 11.17 (83) d Dampier Sharks 5.5 (35)
Karratha Kats 29.19 (193) d Sth Hedland Swans 3.3 (21)
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Port Hedland Rovers d Wickham Wolves on forfeit
Reserves:
Karratha Falcons 11.4 (70) d Dampier Sharks 6.5 (41)
Sth Hedland Swans 8.10 (58) d Karratha Falcons 5.6 (36)
PEEL
League:
Sth Mandurah 11.15 (81) d Pinjarra 10.11 (71)
Baldivis 21.15 (141) d Centrals 12.10 (82)
Waroona 14.15 (99) d Halls Head 6.9 (45)
Rockingham 21.12 (138) d Mandurah 16.17 (113)
Reserves:
Pinjarra 11.12 (78) d Sth Mandurah 4.5 (29)
Baldivis 4.15 (39) d Centrals 4.5 (29)
Waroona 21.15 (141) d Halls Head 1.6 (12)
Rockingham 8.7 (55) d Mandurah 7.9 (51)
Colts:
Sth Mandurah 13.15 (93) d Pinjarra 10.7 (67)
Baldivis 21.18 (144) d Centrals 2.2 (14)
Waroona 13.6 (84) d Halls Head 6.9 (45)
Rockingham 18.10 (118) d Mandurah 9.8 (62)
SOUTH WEST
League:
Eaton Boomers 12.11 (83) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch 4.9 (33)
Aug-Marg-River 15.8 (98) d South Bunbury 14.11 (95)
Harvey Bulls 20.8 (128) d Busselton 13.16 (94)
Collie Eagles 11.21 (87) d Carey Park 9.19 (73)
Bunbury 11.13 (79) d Donnybrook 5.4 (34)
Reserves:
Harv-Bruns-Lesch 14.11 (95) d Eaton Boomers 7.11 (53)
South Bunbury 10.12 (72) d Aug-Marg-River 4.3 (27)
Busselton 11.13 (79) d Harvey Bulls 5.12 (42)
Carey Park 14.20 (104) d Collie Eagles 6.4 (40)
Donnybrook 11.14 (80) d Bunbury 6.4 (40)
Colts:
Eaton Boomers 18.14 (122) d Harvey Bruns-Lesch 7.5
(47)
Aug-Marg-River 10.16 (76) d South Bunbury 10.4 (64)
Busselton 28.12 (180) d Harvey Bulls 6.4 (40)
Carey Park 16.15 (111) d Collie Eagles 8.7 (55)
Bunbury 17.15 (117) d Donnybrook 4.1 (25)
WEST KIMBERLEY
Cable Beach 13.7 (85) d Saints 9.9 (63)
Towns 11.11 (77) d Bulls 3.8 (26)
Looma Eagles 12.9 (81) d Bidyadanga 11.6 (72)
Bombers 17.7 (109) d Derby Tigers 9.9 (63)
Thanks to Trevor Kelly from WA Footy Forum for compiling
these results
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Community Football
By Andrea Damonse
North Beach not to be underestimated
COMPETITION is remarkably tight in A
Grade, with results from this week proving
vital in the race toward the finals.
North Beach is once again sitting atop
the ladder, with its recent form showing that
underestimating them would be foolish,
however with only one game separating
third from eighth the top five is far from
determined.
Fifth-placed Mt Lawley this week has the
considerable challenge of going up against
the reigning premiers at Hamer Park, a win sure
to upset the order of the top five. In their last
meeting in Round 3, North Beach dominated
at home, defeating Mt Lawley by 71 points.
North Beach is hot on the heels of an
imposing win last week against Trinity Aquinas,
18.6 (114) to 6.9 (45) with Dean Brennan top
scoring with eight goals for North Beach.
Trinity Aquinas takes on North Fremantle
at Bill Grayden Reserve this week, and with
both sides sitting on a 5-5 record this match
will be crucial in their hopes for a top five
finish. Last time these two sides met it was at
Gil Fraser where North Fremantle picked up
the impressive win, 17.13 (115) to 8.6 (54).
North Fremantle will need to show a return
to form as they pursue a finals spot; last week’s
win over Wembley their first in five rounds.
Fremantle CBC looks to pull away from the
division logjam when they head to Henderson
Park to face Wembley. The second-placed CBC
North Beach is once again
sitting atop the ladder, with
its recent form showing
that underestimating
them would be foolish,
however with only one
game separating third from
eighth the top five is far
from determined.
picked up the win in their last encounter 14.17
(101) to Wembley’s 8.10 (58).
Wembley’s woes continued last week as
they lost their ninth game of the season, by 47
points to North Fremantle at Gil Fraser.
A win for CBC and an upset loss for the inform North Beach this week would put them
neck and neck, separated only by percentage,
and in a prime position heading into the
finals.
Stirling is looking to take as many wins
away from aspiring top five squads as they
look to avoid relegation, with wins against
Trinity Aquinas and Whitford in the last two
rounds.
Stirling is coming into this week’s match
having defeated Whitford 15.11 (101) to 11.12
(78) at Richard Guelfi Reserve last Saturday,
showing the danger they pose to teams
looking to make the finals.
With last week’s win in hand as well as a
surprise seven point win over Trinity Aquinas
before the break, Stirling will now need to win
five of its last eight games to avoid the trip
down to B Grade.
This week at Richard Guelfi they take on a
University team wanting to assert itself and
consolidating its position on the ladder.
University defeated Stirling the last time
they matched up by 23 points, and is coming
into this Saturday’s game after a solid win over
Mt Lawley last week.
Wesley Curtin has produced some of the
most entertaining and close games this season
and this week’s match-up against Whitford at
South Oval looks to be no different. This was
undoubtedly the match of the round when
these two sides met in Round 3, with Wesley
Curtin edging out Whitford 10.14 (74) to 11.5
(71) at MacDonald Reserve.
Last week Wesley Curtin was on the other
side of a heartbreaking loss despite leading
at all the breaks, going down to CBC at Moris
Buzacott by three points.
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Fremantle
Leading stats winners
heading into the bye
DISPOSALS
1. Matthew Priddis - 338
2. Beau Waters - 279
3. Adam Selwood – 268
4. Andrew Embley - 261
5. Brad Ebert - 257
DISPOSALS
1. Michael Barlow – 337
2. David Mundy – 303
2. Paul Duffield - 284
4. Matthew Pavlich – 250
5. Stephen Hill - 247
KICKS
1. Brad Ebert - 163
2. Beau Waters - 159
3. Andrew Embley - 150
4. Shannon Hurn - 143
5. Adam Selwood - 122
KICKS
1. Paul Duffield - 203
2. Matthew Pavlich - 156
3. David Mundy - 142
4. Michael Barlow - 133
5. Stephen Hill - 122
HANDBALLS
1. Matthew Priddis - 227
2. Adam Selwood - 146
3. Beau Waters - 120
4. Andrew Embley - 111
5. Matthew Rosa - 106
HANDBALLS
1. Michael Barlow - 204
2. David Mundy - 161
3. Aaron Sandilands - 138
4. Paul Hasleby - 133
5. Stephen Hill - 125
MARKS
1. Beau Waters - 97
2. Joshua Kennedy - 79
3. Brad Ebert - 70
4. Mark LeCras - 56
5. Adam Selwood - 53
MARKS
1. Paul Duffield - 68
2. Matthew Pavlich - 63
3. Michael Barlow - 59
4. Aaron Sandilands - 57
5. Roger Hayden - 50
GOALS
1. Joshua Kennedy - 35
2. Mark LeCras - 31
3. Ben McKinley - 15
4. Dean Cox - 9
5. Quinten Lynch - 7
GOALS
1. Matthew Pavlich - 40
2. Hayden Ballantyne - 20
3. Michael Barlow - 14
4. Christopher Mayne - 11
4. Paul Hasleby - 11
4. Aaron Sandilands - 11
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Leading stats winners
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Matt Priddis
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WAFL Stats
2010 category leaders after Round 13
DISPOSALS
Posn Player
1 Luke Blackwell
2 Kris Miller
3 Kym Monteath
4 Tendai Mzungu
5 Mark McGough
6 Andrew Krakouer
7 Toby Bairstow
8 Ross Young
9 Shaun Hildebrandt
10 Aaron Sweet
Team
Games
Claremont
11
South Fremantle 12
East Fremantle
12
Perth
11
East Fremantle
12
Swan Districts
11
South Fremantle 12
Perth
10
Subiaco
11
East Perth
11
Disposals Last game
36 v WP, R13
34 v SD, R13
27 v Peel, R13
26 v SF, R12
28 v Peel, R13
27 v SF, R13
20 v SD, R13
18 v SF, R12
28 v EP, R13
6 v Sub, R13
Total
353
319
317
311
305
298
295
283
281
279
KICKS
Posn Player
1 Tendai Mzungu
2 Kym Monteath
3 Nathan Phillips
4 Luke Blackwell
5 Andrew Krakouer
6 Ray Bartholomew
7 Caleb Shadbolt
8 Dustin Burns
9 Brodie Filo
10 Craig Wulff
Team
Games
Perth
11
East Fremantle
12
South Fremantle 12
Claremont
11
Swan Districts
11
West Perth
12
West Perth
12
West Perth
12
Peel Thunder
12
East Perth
10
Kicks Last game
17 v SF, R12
17 v Peel, R13
10 v SD, R13
22 v WP, R13
18 v SF, R13
20 v Cl, R13
15 v Cl, R13
13 v Cl, R13
14 v EF, R13
17 v Subi, R13
Total
220
198
192
186
180
178
176
164
159
158
HANDBALLS
Posn Player
1 Kris Miller
2 Luke Blackwell
3 Mark McGough
4 Byron Schammer
5 Toby Bairstow
Team
Games
South Fremantle 12
Claremont
11
East Fremantle
12
Claremont
10
South Fremantle 12
Handballs Last game
21 v SD, R13
14 v WP, R13
19 v Peel, R13
17 v WP, R13
9 v SD, R13
Total
175
167
157
147
140
6
7
8
9
10
THE WAFL is establishing a database on all past WAFL
league players and requires help to identify or establish
the whereabouts of quite a number of post WW2 league
players.
A list of names will be published in the Football Budget
regularly throughout the season. If anyone knows the first
names, approximate whereabouts or contact details of
these past players could you please email WAFC historian
Greg Wardell-Johnson ([email protected]) or
call Judy Chalmers at the WAFC on 9381 5599.
Here is a list of players:
Barry Wilson (West Perth 1956-1960, 47 games)
Paul Tolson (Claremont 1970, 14 games)
Keith Spencer (Perth 1953-54, 2 games)
Max R.D. Wilson (Subiaco 1954, 2 games)
Bruce Champion (East Perth 1989, 3 games)
Archibald McDonald (South Fremantle 1960-1966, 66
games)
William Hardacre (East Fremantle 1953, 4 games)
Ray O’Neil (Swan Districts 1951, 10 games)
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Ross Young
Ryan Brabazon
Josh Roberts
Andrew Foster
Jamie McNamara
Perth
Claremont
Swan Districts
Claremont
East Fremantle
10
9
11
11
11
11 v SF, R12
17 v WP, R13
15 v SF, R13
7 v WP, R13
17 v Peel, R13
139
138
132
131
131
MARKS
Posn Player
1 Nathan Phillips
2 Kym Monteath
3 Callum Wilson
4 Chad Jones
5 Ray Bartholomew
6 Jeff Gobbells
7 Tendai Mzungu
8 Toby Bairstow
9 Caleb Shadbolt
10 Craig White
Team
Games
South Fremantle 12
East Fremantle
12
South Fremantle 12
Claremont
11
West Perth
12
West Perth
10
Perth
11
South Fremantle 12
West Perth
12
South Fremantle 12
Marks Last game Total
3 v SD, R13 95
5 v Peel, R13 90
7 v SD, R13 89
8 v WP, R13 87
13 v Cl, R13 87
11 v Cl, R13 78
11 v SF, R12 76
3 v SD, R13 71
10 v Cl, R13 71
9 v SD, R13 70
FREES FOR
Posn Player
1 Rory O’Brien
2 Josh Roberts
3 Andrew Krakouer
4 Anthony Tsalikis
5 Luke Blackwell
6 Michael Swan
7 Andrew Foster
8 Aaron Elari
9 Jacob Williams
10 Brodie Filo
Team
Games
Peel Thunder
10
Swan Districts
11
Swan Districts
11
West Perth
12
Claremont
11
East Perth
8
Claremont
11
Perth
11
Peel Thunder
10
Peel Thunder
12
Frees For Last game Total
5 v EF, R13 38
3 v SF, R13 29
2 v SF, R13 25
1 v Cl, R13 24
1 v WP, R13 22
0 v Subi, R13 22
3 v WP, R13 22
2 v SF, R12 21
0 v EF, R13 19
1 v EF, R13 19
FREES AGAINST
Posn Player
1 Will Sullivan
2 Jarrad Oakley-Nicholls
3 Luke Blackwell
4 Michael Walters
5 Ross Young
6 Llane Spaanderman
7 Clancy Rudeforth
8 Kyle Hams
9 Luke Webster
10 Tallan Ames
Team
GamesFrees Against Last game Total
Perth
11
3 v SF, R12 24
East Perth
12
1 v Subi, R13 21
Claremont
11
2 v WP, R13 20
Swan Districts
11
4 v SF, R13 20
Perth
10
2 v SF, R12 19
Swan Districts
10
2 v SF, R13 19
Claremont
9
4 v WP, R13 18
South Fremantle 11
0 v SD, R13 18
East Perth
12
1 v Subi, R13 18
Swan Districts
11
2 v SF, R13 18
HIT OUTS
Posn Player
1 Michael Rix
2 Will Sullivan
3 Andrew Ruck
4 Llane Spaanderman
5 Jaymie Graham
6 Zachary Clarke
7 Mitchell Andrews
8 Tom Derickx
9 Michael Warren
10 Jacob Williams
Team
Games
Subiaco
10
Perth
11
Claremont
11
Swan Districts
10
South Fremantle
8
East Perth
10
West Perth
12
Claremont
11
East Fremantle
12
Peel Thunder
10
Hit Outs Last game
23 v EP, R13
40 v SF, R12
23 v WP, R13
28 v SF, R13
27 v EF, R11
17 v Subi, R13
7 v Cl, R13
9 v WP, R13
18 v Peel, R13
15 v EF, R13
Total
275
273
230
215
209
206
185
177
155
148
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Round 13, 2010
LEAGUE
LEAGUE
Claremont.............................................. 2.2
7.5
10.7
17.9 (111)
West Perth ............................................. 2.3
2.6
5.7
6.10 (46)
GOALS: CL - C. Jones 6; Foster 3; Crawford, Walton, Ruck, Schammer, Richardson,
Brabazon, Mitchell, Ninyette. WP -- B. Lecras 2; Tsalikis, Salecic, Keunen, Darling.
BEST: CL - Blackwell, C.Jones, Brabazon, Schammer, Murphy, Franz. WP – Gobbells,
Tindall, M.Tedesco, Rice, Bartholomew, Guadagnin.
UMPIRES: Keating, Hendrie, Statham. CROWD: 2319 at Arena Joondalup.
East Fremantle ...................................... 5.1
10.8
15.13
26.17 (173)
Peel Thunder ......................................... 2.3
2.5
5.8
5.11 (41)
GOALS: EF - Bucovaz 7; Ciotti 3; Warren, Perham, Dodd 2; Green, Monteath,
McNamara, Venturini, Houlihan, Bruce, Fasolo, Sgherza, Monk, Hall. PEEL -Daniels, Filo 2; Timbrell.
BEST: EF - Dodd, Stephen, Bucovaz, McGough, Fasolo, McNamara.
PEEL - O’Brien, Ware, Filo, Clarke, Crichton, Beswick.
UMPIRES: Wardman, O’Neill, Martin. CROWD: 992 at East Fremantle Oval.
Team
CLAREMONT
SWAN DISTRICTS
EAST FREMANTLE
SUBIACO
West Perth
East Perth
South Fremantle
Peel Thunder
Perth
P
11
11
12
11
12
12
12
12
11
W
10
9
8
6
6
5
5
2
1
Team
EAST PERTH
CLAREMONT
EAST FREMANTLE
SOUTH FREMANTLE
West Perth
Perth
Subiaco
Peel Thunder
Swan Districts
P
12
11
12
12
12
11
11
12
11
W
9
8
8
8
7
5
4
2
0
L
3
2
4
4
4
6
7
10
11
Team
EAST FREMANTLE
CLAREMONT
SWAN DISTRICTS
PERTH
South Fremantle
East Perth
Peel Thunder
West Perth
Subiaco
P
12
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
11
W
12
7
7
6
6
5
4
3
2
L
0
4
4
5
6
7
8
9
9
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
B
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
For
1547
1348
1198
1075
1198
1258
1273
887
860
Ag
789
1060
1049
1049
1214
1164
1328
1791
1200
PC
196.07
127.16
114.2
102.47
98.68
108.07
95.85
49.52
71.66
Pts
40
36
32
24
24
20
20
8
4
B
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
For
Ag
1095 866
1087 773
1326 747
1102 892
911 919
839 993
824 1113
806 1247
709 1149
PC
126.44
140.62
177.51
123.54
99.12
84.49
74.03
64.63
61.70
Pts
36
34
32
32
30
20
16
8
0
B
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
For
Ag
1209 728
875 754
870 803
897 858
909 1017
900 854
903 1041
742 909
629 970
PC
166.07
116.04
108.34
104.54
89.38
105.38
86.74
81.62
64.84
Pts
48
28
28
24
24
20
16
12
8
RESERVES
Swan Districts ....................................... 6.3
11.8
13.9
17.13 (115)
South Fremantle ................................... 5.1
10.4
13.6
14.10 (94)
GOALS: SD - Geappen 5; Colreavy 3; Notte 2; Krakouer, Roberts, Riggio, Simpson,
Wolfenden, Pearce, Hinkley. SF -- Murphy 4; Wilson 3; A. Guglielmana, Collica 2;
Miller, A. Hams, Adams.
BEST: SD - Roberts, Krakouer, Geappen, Ames, Notte, Walters. SF – Guglielmana,
Miller, Amato, North, White, Delmenico.
UMPIRES: Orr, Kelleher, Parry. CROWD: 2009 at Fremantle Oval.
D
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
COLTS
East Perth .............................................. 2.2
7.7
11.13
16.15 (111)
Subiaco .................................................. 2.5
7.7
11.10
15.13 (103)
GOALS: EP - Prior 4; Swan 3; Wulff, Lovett 2; Glancy, Hancock, Seal, Clarke,
Cadwallader. SUB -- Broadhurst 4; Pickett, Read, Campbell, Re 2; Hildebrandt,
Phelan, Blechynden.
BEST: EP - Wulff, Glancy, Lovett, Hancock, Travers, Merrington. SUB – Hildebrandt,
Horsley, Campbell, Broadhurst, Richards, Pickett.
UMPIRES: Pattinson, Shelton, Moon. CROWD: 2172 at Medibank Stadium.
RESERVES
West Perth 9.10 (64) drew Claremont 9.10 (64)
GOALS: WP - Batterham 3; Ivill 2; Palm, Stockley, McNamara, Carney. CL – Gillespie,
Dann 2; Ross, Walley, Davies, Yu, Cronin. BEST: WP – McClintock, McNamara, S.
Bewick, Ivill, R. Duckworth, Clarke. CL – Dann, Walley, Orzel, Neates, Arias.
East Fremantle 24.19 (163) d Peel Thunder 1.9 (15)
GOALS: EF - Cronan 5; Murray 4; Kyanga, Perer 3; Teakle 2; Dunn, Davidson,
Simpson, Cooyou, Wailu, Dwyer, Leslie. PEEL – Collard. BEST: EF – Cronan,
Davidson, Ware, Lake, Clayton, Teakle. PEEL --McGennisken, Guimelli, George,
McPhan.
South Fremantle 18.8 (116) d Swan Districts 10.13 (73)
GOALS: SF - Head 7; Dell-Olio 4; Cornell, Johns 2; Kelly, Easter, Klause.
SD - Wilson, Pullman 3; Aitchison 2; Eyre, Andrews. BEST: SF – Dell-Olio, Parry,
Head, Easter, Motlop, Cornell. SD -- Andrews, Embley, Aitchison, J Pullman, Ipaviz,
S Pullman, Wilson.
Subiaco 11.9 (75) d East Perth 8.18 (66)
GOALS: SUB - Bradshaw 3; Adamson-Holmes, Mathanda, Sheehan 2; Ward,
Prott. EP -- T. Howlett 3; Goodwin 2; Lalich, Delborrello, Derickx. BEST: SUB –
Ironmonger, M.Smith, Ward, R.Smith. EP – Anderson, Howlett, Deaves, Payne.
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
AFL
WESTERN BULLDOGS ........................... 3.4
7.8
11.10
17.17 (119)
WEST COAST.......................................... 3.3
6.5
8.5
9.5 (59)
GOALS: WB -- Hall 3; Johnson, Grant, Giansiracusa, Stack 2; Griffen, Hill, Gilbee,
Hahn, Eagleton, Minson. WEST COAST: LeCras 3; Strijk 2; Kennedy, Lynch,
McKinley, Dalziell. BEST: WESTERN BULLDOGS -- Cross, Giansiracusa, Gilbee,
Harbrow, Griffen, Murphy. WEST COAST -- Waters, Dalziell, Sheppaard, LeCras,
Schofield, Selwood.
UMPIRES: Kennedy, Nicholls, Dalgleish. CROWD: 34,280 at Subiaco Oval.
FREMANTLE........................................... 2.4
7.4
11.9
14.12 (96)
CARLTON ............................................... 0.7
2.12
6.13
12.15 (87)
GOALS: FREMANTLE -- Barlow 4; Crowley, Ballantyne 2; Mundy, Morabito, Hasleby,
Bradley, Sandilands, Fyfe. CARLTON -- Betts 4; Waite, Thornton, Garlett, Henderson
2. BEST: FREMANTLE -- Barlow, Sandilands, Pavlich, Duffield, Ibbotson, McPhee.
CARLTON -- Betts, Simpson, Russell, Judd, Thornton, Carrazzo.
UMPIRES: Donlon, Meredith, Mollison. CROWD: 28,869 at Etihad Stadium.
AFL
COLTS
Team
P
East Fremantle 20.13 (133) d Peel Thunder 5.10 (40)
GEELONG
12
GOALS: EF -- Bradley 5; Eardley 4; Menegola 3; Cocks, Schofield 2; Cripps, Boyle,
ST KILDA
12
Duffy, Curley. PEEL -- McFarlane 2; Beasley, Murphy, Devitt. BEST: EF -- Chalwell,
13
Eardley, Bradley, Tropiano, Cripps, Marinelli. PEEL -- Lawrence, McFarlane, FREMANTLE
COLLINGWOOD
12
Bombardirie, Heal.
WESTERN BULLDOGS 13
South Fremantle 18.9 (117) d Swan Districts 9.7 (61)
12
GOALS: SF -- Kersten 6; Van Manen, Newton 3; Shea 2; Hayward, Jones, Verrier, SYDNEY
Ah Chee. SD -- McDonald, Kirkup, Daniels 2; Faulkner, Mortin. BEST: SF -- Verrier, CARLTON
13
Borovac, Athanassiou, Kersten, Skinner. SD -- McDonald, Upton, Blinman, L HAWTHORN
13
Adams, Fernando, Rintoul.
North Melbourne
13
East Perth 11.11 (77) d Subiaco 5.9 (39)
Essendon
13
GOALS: EP -- Brookes, Dobson 2; Macaulay, Maldenis, Williamson, Grover, Bennell,
Brisbane
13
Kelly, Wilson. SUB -- Cullen, Smythe, Keast, Cranley, Williams. BEST: EP – Brookes,
Port Adelaide
13
Grover, Hunter, Gordon, Maldenis. SUB – Pisano, Wade, Hoskins, Sweeny.
Melbourne
12
West Perth 11.6 (72) d Claremont 5.9 (39)
13
GOALS: WP -- Yarran 4; Elisseou 2; Cavanagh, Black, Brown, Shannon, Ryder. CL -- West Coast
12
Saunders 2; Murdoch, Whittle, Foley. BEST: WP – Brown, Elisseou, Lockyer, Yarran, Adelaide
Richmond
13
Latham. CL – Not supplied.
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1
2
4
5
6
7
7
10
10
29
W
10
9
9
8
8
7
7
7
7
5
5
5
4
3
3
3
D
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
L
2
3
4
3
5
5
6
6
6
8
8
8
7
10
9
10
For
1495
1054
1366
1263
1290
1083
1260
1156
1109
1174
1144
1033
943
1039
909
974
Ag
962
841
1154
1004
996
978
1143
1123
1326
1317
1297
1261
1032
1326
1162
1370
PC
155.41
125.33
118.37
125.80
129.52
110.74
110.24
102.94
83.63
89.14
88.20
81.92
91.38
78.36
78.23
71.09
Pts
40
36
36
34
32
28
28
28
28
20
20
20
18
12
12
12
League fixtures 2010
ROUND 1
Clare
4
West Pth 4
Friday, March 19
Sth Frem 4
South Frem 15.7 (97) d East Perth13.15 (93)
East Frem 4
Perth
0
Saturday, March 20
East Pth 0
West Perth 20.13 (133) d Swan Dist11.13 (79)
SD
0
Peel
0
Perth 13.9 (87) lost to East Frem 13.12 (90)
Subi
0
Peel Thunder 9.11 (65) lost to Clare 27.13(175)
BYE: Subiaco
Clare
8
ROUND 2
West Pth 8
Saturday, March 27
East Frem 8
Subiaco 8.12 (60) lost to West Perth 14.13 (97) Peel 4
Claremont 24.9 (153)d South Fremantle 7.9 (51) Sth Frem 4
East Pth 0
Peel Thunder 18.17 (125) d Perth10.13 (73)
Perth
0
Subi
0
East Frem 9.8 (62) d East Perth 7.13 (55)
SD
0
BYE: Swan Districts
West Pth 12
ROUND 3 Easter
East Frem12
Saturday, April 3
Clare
8
Swan Dist 18.15 (123) d South Frem12.9 (81) Subi 4
4
Peel Thunder 15.11 (101) lost to East Frem14.19 (103) SD
Peel
4
Monday, April 5
Sth Frem 4
East Perth 11.14 (80) lost to West Perth 14.13 (97) East Pth 0
Perth
0
Perth 5.10 (40) lost to Subiaco 12.4 (76)
BYE: Claremont
ROUND 4
West Pth 16
Clare 12
Saturday, April 10
East Frem12
East Perth 20.19 (139) d Peel Thunder 9.7 (61) SD
8
East Frem 14.7 (91) lost to Swan Dist 20.8 (128) East Pth 4
Subi
4
Sunday, April 11
Peel
4
West Perth 18.14 (122) d South Frem 18.11 (119) Sth Frem 4
Subiaco 8.8 (56) lost to Claremont 19.13 (127) Perth 0
BYE: Perth
ROUND 5
Clare 16
West Pth 16
Saturday, April 17
East Frem12
Swan Dist 13.18 (96) lost to Subiaco 18.10 (118) East Pth 8
8
Claremont 20.8 (128) d East Fremantle 8.8 (56) SD
Sth Frem 8
East Perth 19.12 (126) d Perth 8.11 (59)
Subi
8
South Frem 25.17 (167) d Peel Thunder 12.11 (83) Peel 4
Perth
0
BYE: West Perth
ROUND 6 ANZAC Day weekend
Clare 20
West Pth 16
Saturday, April 24
East Frem16
Subiaco 15.11(101) d East Perth10.16 (76)
SD
12
Perth 15.9 (99) lost to Swan Districts 17.13 (115) Subi 12
East
Pth
Claremont 17.15 (117) d West Perth12.12 (84) Sth Frem 88
Sunday, April 25
Peel
4
East Frem 18.15 (123) d South Frem 11.11 (77) Perth 0
BYE: Peel Thunder
Clare 20
ROUND 7
East Frem20
Saturday, May 1
Subi
16
Subiaco 24.20 (164) d Peel Thunder 7.8 (50)
West Pth 16
16
Swan Districts 22.9 (141) d Claremont 17.6 (108) SD
Sth Frem 12
West Perth 14.13 (97) lost to East Frem 14.16 (100) East Pth 8
South Fremantle 17.18 (120) d Perth15.4 (94) Peel 4
Perth
0
BYE: East Perth
ROUND 8 Mother’s Day Weekend
Clare 24
Subi
20
Saturday, May 8
SD
20
Perth 12.10 (82) lost to Claremont 22.9 (141) East Frem20
West
Pth
16
East Perth 16.12 (108) lost to Swan Dist 18.15 (123)
Frem 12
East Frem 9.15 (69) lost to Subiaco 12.10 (82) Sth
East Pth 8
Peel
8
Sunday, May 9
Peel Thunder 16.17 (113) d West Perth 11.6 (72) Perth 0
BYE: South Fremantle
Clare 24
ROUND 9
SD
24
Saturday, May 15
Subi
24
Subiaco 22.15 (147) d South Frem18.13 (121) West Pth 20
Swan Dist 26.17 (173) d Peel Thunder 10.7 (67) East Frem20
Sth Frem 12
Claremont 17.4 (106) d East Perth 9.16 (70)
East Pth 8
Peel
8
West Perth 17.12 (114) d Perth6.19 (55)
Perth
0
BYE: East Fremantle
State Game
Saturday, May 22
Western Aust 11.10 (76) lost to Victoria 20.11 (131)
Clare 32
ROUND 10
SD
28
Saturday, May 29
Subi
24
Swan Districts 20.14 (134) d West Perth 13.7 (85) East Frem24
Pth 20
Claremont 38.12 (240) d Peel Thunder 7.4 (46) West
Sth Frem 16
East Perth 13.7 (85) lost to South Frem 24.11 (155) East Pth 8
Peel
8
East Fremantle 17.11 (113) d Perth 9.2 (56)
Perth
0
BYE: Subiaco
ROUND 11 Foundation Day Weekend
Clare 36
SD
28
Saturday, June 5
East Frem28
Perth 23.12 (150) d Peel Thunder 8.11 (59)
Subi
24
West Pth 20
Monday, June 7
Sth Frem 16
West Perth 19.10 (124) lost to East Perth 24.9 (153) East Pth 12
Sth Frem 10.10 (70) lost to East Frem 18.17 (125) Peel 8
Perth
4
Claremont 21.15 (141) d Subiaco 13.14 (92)
BYE: Swan Districts
Clare 36
ROUND 12
SD
32
Saturday, June 12
East Frem28
East Fremantle 13.15 (93) d West Perth 19.13 (127) West Pth 24
Subi
24
Sunday, June 13
Sth Frem 20
Perth 10.5 (65) lost to South Fremantle 17.19 (121) East Pth 16
Peel Thunder 12.4 (76) lost to East Perth 25.12 (162) Peel 8
Perth
4
Subiaco 11.10 (76) lost to Swan Dist 17.19 (121)
BYE: Claremont
ROUND 13
Clare 40
SD
36
Saturday, June 19
East Frem32
West Perth 6.10 (66) lost to Claremont 17.9 (111) Subi 24
West Pth 24
East Perth 16.15 (111) d Subiaco 15.13 (103)
East Pth 20
South Frem 14.10 (94) lost to Swan Dist 17.13 (115) Sth Frem 20
East Frem 26.17 ( 173) d Peel Thunder 5.11 (41) Peel 8
Perth
4
BYE: Perth
ROUND 14
Saturday, June 26
2.15pm Subiaco v Perth, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm Swan Districts v East Frem, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm Claremont v East Perth, Claremont Oval
Sunday, June 27
2.15pm Peel Thunder v South Frem,
Anniversay Park, Rockingham
BYE: West Perth
ROUND 15 NAIDOC Week
Saturday, July 3
2.15pm Subiaco v East Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm Swan Districts v East Perth, CSES Dampier
2.15pm Perth v West Perth, EFTel Oval
2.15pm South Frem v Claremont, CSES Wagin
BYE: Peel Thunder
ROUND 16
Friday, July 9
6.40pm South Frem v West Perth, Fremantle Oval
Saturday, July 10
2.15pm Perth v Swan Districts, EFTel Oval
2.15pm East Frem v Claremont, East Fremantle Oval
2.15pm Peel Thunder v Subiaco,
Bendigo Bank Stadium
BYE: East Perth
ROUND 17
Saturday, July 17
2.15pm Claremont v Perth, Claremont Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm East Perth v East Fremantle,
Medibank Stadium
Sunday, July 18
2.15pm Peel Thunder v Swan Dist,
Bendigo Bank Stadium
BYE: South Fremantle
ROUND 18
Saturday, July 24
2.15pm Subiaco v South Fremantle,
Medibank Stadium
2.15pm Swan Districts v Claremont, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm Perth v East Perth, EFTel Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Peel Thunder, Arena Joondalup
BYE: East Fremantle
ROUND 19
Saturday, July 31
2.15pm East Frem v South Frem, East Fremantle Oval
Sunday, August 1
2.15pm Peel Thunder v East Perth,
Bendigo Bank Stadium
BYE: Subiaco, Swan Districts, Claremont, Perth, West Perth
ROUND 20
Saturday, August 7
2.15pm Claremont v Subiaco, Claremont Oval
2.15pm East Perth v West Perth, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm South Fremantle v Swan Dist, Fremantle Oval
2.15pm East Fremantle v Perth, East Fremantle Oval
BYE: Peel Thunder
ROUND 21
Friday, August 13
6.40pm South Frem v West Perth, Fremantle Oval
Saturday, August 14
2.15pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont Oval
2.15pm Perth v Peel Thunder, EFTel Oval
2.15pm Subiaco v East Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
BYE: East Perth
ROUND 22
Saturday, August 21
2.15pm Swan Districts v Perth, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Claremont, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank Stadium
Sunday, August 22
2.15pm Peel Thunder v East Frem,
Bendigo Bank Stadium
BYE: South Fremantle
ROUND 23
Saturday, August 28
2.15pm Swan Districts v Peel Thunder, Steel Blue Oval
2.15pm West Perth v Perth, Arena Joondalup
2.15pm East Perth v Claremont, Medibank Stadium
2.15pm South Fremantle v Subiaco, Fremantle Oval
BYE: East Fremantle
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Saturday, September 4
Venue: WAFL club ground
PRELIMINARY FINAL
Saturday, September 11
Venue: WAFL club ground
GRAND FINAL
Saturday, Sept 18 or Sunday, Sept 19
Venue: Subiaco Oval
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