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Round 15

Official Publication of the WAFL
Round 15 July 4, 2015
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8 ��Entertainment
Game time
9 ��Game previews
11 ��Fremantle v Brisbane
11 ��Melbourne v West Coast
12-13 ��Swan Districts v East Perth
14-15 ��Subiaco v Peel
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Well it will be this
weekend
for
recentlyinducted Subiaco Diehard
Marc Webb.
Last week Webb became
a member of the Lions
respected Diehard fraternity
By Tracey Lewis
alongside Allistair Pickett,
Aidan Parker, Luke Newick
and Chad Cossom.
In 2000, Subiaco’s 100th year in the State league
competition, the club recognised 100 people who
had significantly contributed to the welfare and
perpetuity of the club. They became known as
Diehards, the name used by Dr Ken Spillman as the
title to the book which depicts the club’s rich history.
Every five years since then another five names
have been added to the honour roll.
“It’s fantastic to see the Diehards tradition grow.
Since it’s been established it’s been great for our
heritage and the people involved understand the
importance of it,” said Subiaco CEO Peter Capes.
“The Diehards represent the Hall of Fame for the
Subiaco Football Club and its fantastic watching
people embrace it.”
While Webb graciously accepted his induction in
front of fellow Diehards, club stalwarts and members,
his focus had to quickly shift to finding ways for his
midfield to overcome that of the powerful Lions in
this Saturday’s game.
This Saturday he will be working as an assistant
coach with third-placed Peel Thunder to help plot
the downfall of ladder-leaders Subiaco.
Webb, a four-time premiership player and
three-time premiership captain with the Lions and
a premiership coach with Claremont in 2012, was
recruited by Fremantle as a development coach at
the end of the 2013 WAFL season.
“The best part was being inducted with four
guys who were a great part of my career,” said Webb
of being named as a Subiaco Diehard
“Being back with the boys was fantastic. Being so
heavily involved in football my weekends are pretty
much gone so I don’t see them as often anymore,
but when we do it’s a nice chance to reminisce.
“Time goes so fast that, to be honest, sometimes
you forget what you did. Nights like that help remind
you what you were part of and watching highlight
videos brings back some great memories.”
Webb said when he first started coaching
Claremont he found it tough when they came up
against his old side the first few times. But as he
prepares to be in the opposition coaches box again
this weekend he said it was something he has had to
get used to.
“To be honest, in the first game I coached for
Claremont against Subiaco I found myself tracking
Lions players instead of my own, but I clicked back
into who I should be watching pretty quickly.
“I will always have a strong attachment to
Subiaco but on game day I’ve got a job to do and I’m
really enjoying it.”
Subiaco won their sixth game from their first
seven outings in season 2015 when they toppled
the Thunder by 60 points in Round 8.
However, the Thunder have been one of the
big improvers this year and Webb expects a closer
contest this time around as his team strives to play
finals for the first time in its 19-season history.
“It was really disappointing the last time we
played,” 36-year-old Webb said of the Round 8 clash.
“We’ve learned a lot from that game and while
Subiaco have been the benchmark team this season,
we expect this to be a cracking game.”
Webb said the Thunder hadn’t yet spoken about
the possibility of playing finals for the first time in
club history. Instead he said their focus has been on
constant improvement.
“The reality is that there is not much between us
in third right down to 6th, 7th and 8th,” he said.
“If we get caught looking too far ahead to finals
now we’ll slip right up.”
Subiaco Diehards
1901-2000 – W (Bill) Allanson, Peter Amaranti,
Clem Bahen, Dennis Barron, Ron Bayens, Alan
Bennet, Dennis Blair, Cam Blakemore, Lionel Boas,
George Bowen, Todd Breman, Wilf ‘Bill’ Brophy,
Clinton Brown, Alf Buggins, Haydn Bunton Snr,
Haydn Bunton Jnr, Peter Burton, Harry Bushell, Joe
Bushell, Tom Cain, Don Carter, Les Cockle, Kevan
Cowl, Tom Cross, Ernie Cruickshank, Ken Cullen,
Ian Cunningham, Tom Dadour, Henry Daglish, Lou
Daily, Stewart Daily, Ian Dargie, Fred Davis, Keith
Dean, Jack Diprose, Ted Doherty, Frank Excell,
Peter Featherby, Mike Fitzpatrick, Basil Fuller, Westy
Gilbert, Don Glass, Clyde Goddard, Ross Gosden,
Arthur Green, Johnny Grigg, Jack Hamilton, Damian
Hampson, Reg Hampson, Jim Hawtin, Albert ‘Bub’
Howe, Ron Jarvis, Laurie Keene, Laurie Kettlewell,
Dwayne Lamb, Phil Lamb, Michael Lee, Johnny
Leonard, Herb Limb, Arthur Livingstone, Ron Loxley,
W ‘Bill’ Mackie, Andrew Macnish, Tom Maloney, Phil
Matson, Kevin Merifield, Peter Metropolis, H ‘Bert’
Mills, Jim Moncrieff, Harry Morgan, Tom Outridge,
Alf Peacock, Alf Prater, Neil Randall, Tom Robbins,
Austin Robertson, Brian Sarre, John Scaddan, Geoff
Smith, Jeff Smith, Ross Smith, Sid Snow, Wally Steele,
Gerry Stokes, Barry Strack, Lloyd Strack, Brian Taylor,
Neil Taylor, Ray Taylor, Ron Tester, Charlie Tyson, John
Webster, W ‘Bill’ Wehrsted, Alan White, Rod Willet,
Colin Williams, Fred Williams, Kim Williamson, Wally
Young
2005 – Brian Singleton (decd), Bill Monaghan,
Nathan O’Connor, Ron (Chic) Jackman, Brian
Sierakowski
2010 – Peter German, Alby Hawkins, Brad Smith,
George Young, David Williams
2015 – Marc Webb, Allistair Pickett, Luke Newick,
Chad Cossom, Aidan Parker
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ces sentiment
from work
The 2015 Diehards:
MARC WEBB -- A four-time premiership
player for the Subiaco Lions and one of the
most consistent midfielders in the club’s
history. Webb started his football career at
Port Melbourne in 2000 before plying with
Perth in the WAFL in 2001. After 20 games
at Perth he moved to Subiaco who were
in the midst of a premiership push. The
midfielder fitted seamlessly into the Lions
and contributed heavily to Subiaco’s 2004
premiership success and the subsequent
“Glory Years”. Webb was named captain of
the Lions in 2005 and won the Simpson
Medal for best on ground in Subiaco’s 2006
premiership triumph.
After 176 games and eight years of service to
the Lions, Webb hung up the boots to focus
on coaching. He served as an assistant coach
for Subiaco in 2011 before moving to the
head role at Claremont.
Webb now serves as an assistant coach for
Ross Lyon at Fremantle.
ALLISTAIR PICKETT – One of the most
dynamic WAFL players of the 21st century with
his story of determination and persistence an
inspiration to the Subiaco faithful and WA
football community. Pickett originally got his
chance at West Perth where he played three
games before a knee reconstruction derailed his footballing dreams. After doubting
himself Pickett was drawn back into football
at the Narrogin Eagles in 1999 and enjoyed a
dominant, injury-free year. After impressing
for Narrogin the little master gave the WAFL
another crack at Peel. With a beautiful kick
and deceptive speed, Pickett burst onto the
WAFL scene to win his first Sandover Medal
as a Thunder player in 2002. He moved to
the Subiaco Lions in 2003 where he would
eventually gather four WAFL premierships.
Pickett won his second Sandover Medal at
the Lions in 2004. After eight years at the
Lions, Pickett retired and left his legacy.
The club champion was later honoured as a
Subiaco FC Life Member and a member of the
Subiaco FC Team of the Century.
LUKE NEWICK -- One of Subiaco’s most
decorated players, the ruckman won four
league premierships and three reserves
premierships. Newick was the definition of
persistence, eventually earning his place in
the league side during the 2004 premiership
season. He then played a pivotal part in the
Lions consecutive premierships, operating
as the number one ruckman in the 2004,
2006, 2007 and 2008 successes. Newick also
represented WA on four occasions between
2005 and 2008. He finished his career with over
2000 hit-outs throughout his 150-game career.
CHAD COSSOM -- A ball-magnet for the
Lions during his 214-game career honing his
craft on the wings.
Originally from Kingsley, Cossom broke
into the Lions league side in 2000 where he
played 16 games in his first season. After
the Lions assembled the pieces for a titleassault, Cossom won four premierships from
2004-2008. He had an insatiable work ethic
combined with an inept ability to transition
» Four of the five 2015 Diehards Chad Cossom,
Luke Newick, March Webb & Aidan Parker
» Marc Webb in his assistant
coaching role at Peel
the football, which made him an in-valuable
component of the Lions premiership sides.
The silky wingman gathered over 2500
touches in his career and was a dangerous
goalkicker of the run. The club legend called
it quits in 2011 to focus on his professional
career.
AIDAN PARKER -- Became a defensive
stalwart for the Lions throughout the 2000’s
and enjoyed considerable team and personal
success. The man known as ‘Shuff’ was a
hot talent when he appeared on Subiaco’s
roster in 2001, playing 36 games before
AFL club Adelaide showed interest. After
two years on the Crows list and frustrating
injury setbacks, Parker returned to Subiaco
amidst a premiership frenzy. The Lions
would unfortunately bow out in straight
sets in 2005 but had a side capable of
significant damage. Parker played every
game between 2006 and2009, including
consecutive premierships from 2006-2008.
After a considerable changeover of the Lions
list and Chris Waterman’s appointment as
coach Parker was named as the Lions captain
in 2010. He claimed the club Fairest and Best
in 2012 before retiring after 11 seasons and
three premierships.
by Sean Cowan
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Collectables
During 2015, the Football Budget will again feature a section on WAFL memorabilia and invites you
to write or email if you want more information about the football collectables you have tucked away
at home.
This week’s featured item is a little left-offield and I’ve only ever seen a couple of WAFL
versions in my years of collecting.
Back in the day when gentlemen wore
hats to the football, they also wore coloured
handkerchiefs in the pockets of their formal
wear.
And there were plenty of tailors and
drycleaners around town who saw this as an
opportunity to advertise their services.
Coloured fabric was stitched to the top
of an advertising card, to make it look like a
perfectly folded handkerchief (or two) was
slightly protruding from the top pocket of a
gentleman’s jacket.
The card usually included advertising for
the manufacturer.
Previously, I had only seen Victorian
versions of these advertising cards, but I
recently discovered two West Australian
versions, both featuring fabric in red-andblack for the Perth Football club.
The first included advertising for a tailor
named Les Sharp, who operated in Hay St in
the CBD. The other was for a drycleaner called
Parkers Dry Cleaners.
Though the Victorian versions do sell
surprisingly well, I can’t imagine the WAFL
versions would be worth much more than $20
apiece.
But they make a great talking point in my
collection and may even get worn next time I
attend a function at Lathlain Park.
It’s always great to meet other collectors
and this week I had the opportunity to look
over a collection of Swan Districts memorabilia
that belonged to Craig and his son Blake.
Craig started the collection back in the
1970s and had a huge stack of Football
Budgets dating back to that time.
Unfortunately, the value of Budgets from
the colour era (mid-70s onwards) has fallen
dramatically in the past year or so.
But Craig had some other magazines
that are probably worth a few bucks,
including 1980s editions of the WAFL Players
Association’s annual magazine The High & The
Mighty and some Fighting Swan magazines.
Craig had also kept his member tickets from
the early 80s and a 1981 junior member t-shirt.
Better still was the football he kept
from a 1981 game between Swans and
South Fremantle. The Burley footy bears the
Marlboro and Town & Country logos and
the signature of Craig’s childhood hero, Ron
Boucher.
Craig also had a 1980s Swans tea-towel
and four great newspaper poster that were
produced to celebrate the black ducks’
premierships in 1982 and 1983. These are
great and highly sought-after today, though I
wouldn’t advocate getting them signed.
Finally, he pulled out a couple of great
jumpers, one being a state jumper from the
early 1980s and the other a 1990 jumper worn
by premiership hero Greg Walker.
While the value may have disappeared
from most of the Budgets, the other items
would fetch reasonable prices at auction
should Craig ever decide to part with his
childhood memories.
Finally for this week, I have a backlog of
requests that I have promised to publish, so
have a dig through the boxes at home and see
if you can help any of the following collectors
with their collections.
Craig is very keen on a Swan Districts
mirror
and
Swans
drinking glasses from
any of the eight known
sets of glasses.
Darrell is
looking
for
West
Perth
mirrors, while
an anonymous
collector
is
keen on West
Perth badges from any era.
There are also plenty of collectors looking
for the WAFL drinking glasses at the moment,
so almost any glass featuring any club would
easily find a buyer. Those with caricature
logos are especially sought-after.
Last, but not least, I’m still looking for
a few club annual reports to complete my
collection back to 1980. Those I am after
are East Perth’s 1981 annual report, Swan
Districts’ 2012 report and the South Fremantle
reports for 1981, 1984 and 1991. The holes in
my collection are much bigger before 1980,
so please get in touch if you can help.
If you have a query regarding WAFL memorabilia, send photographs and/or details to Sean
at [email protected] or Sean Cowan, c/o Football Budget, PO Box 911, Subiaco WA
6904. His website is at www.waflcollectables.webs.com and he also can be contacted on
0412 760 004.
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Teams playing this week
Home
Swan Districts
Subiaco
Melbourne
Fremantle
v
v
v
v
v
Away
East Perth
Peel Thunder
West Coast
Brisbane
Ross Lewis thewest.com.au
Tracey Lewis Football Budget
S SD WC F
TOTAL
S EP WC F
55
TOTAL
S EP WC F
53
TOTAL
S EP WC F
52
TOTAL
S EP WC F
50
TOTAL
47
TOTAL
48
Most Favoured
Clint Wheeldon ABC Radio
S SD WC F
52
Corbin Middlemas ABC
Andrew Embley Channel 7
PT EP WC F
TOTAL
Karl Langdon 6PR
Mark Readings Channel 7
S EP WC F
51
Dave Lindsay Sunday Times/Sport FM
Russell Reid The West Australian
S SD WC F
TOTAL
TOTAL
S EP WC F
48
TOTAL
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Tweets of the week
Check out what’s been floating around on Twitter about the WAFL and #wafootball this week
Check out what’s been floating around on Twitter about the WAFL
and #wafootball in the lead-up to the start of the 2015 season
@RealNaitanui (Nic Naitanui) - What a game down at freo oval
#BulldogsSwans #WAFL
@waflfootyfacts (WAFL Footy Facts) - @SFFCBulldogs def @
SwanDistrictsFC by 2 points for their first home win vs swans
since round 1 2009 #WAFooty
@FreoLou (Lou) - @clintwits wafl games I have been to have all
been fairly close.I like wafl crowds they are so passionate heh
@jlandsme_93 (Jacob Landsmeer) - @EFFC finally kick one!
Only for the ump to blow his whistle and ping a Sharks player
for a throw. #WAFL
@giangiulio93 (Joseph G) - @AndrewGaze10 @FOXFOOTY
#statforgaze two draws in the wafl reserves this weekend both at
73-73
@MarkMcGowanMP (Mark McGowan) - More than 100 new
Australian citizens welcomed at a special @City_Joondalup
ceremony before the #WAfooty game starts
@WarrenWParker (Warren Parker) - Well done to the WA State 18s
boys! Great win over Vic Metro! Must have been a cracking 4th.
Will have to catch the replay tonight #WAFooty
@WAFLOfficial (WAFL) - WAFL player Dean Cadwallader has been
suspended for 4 years back-dated to 28 Nov 2014 in relation to
prohibited substance Benzoylecgonine
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Entertainment
Paper Towns
(20th Century Fox)
Adapted from the bestselling novel by author John
Green (The Fault in Our Stars), Paper Towns is a
coming-of-age story centering on Quentin and his
enigmatic neighbor Margo, who loved mysteries so
much she became one.
After taking him on an all-night adventure through their
hometown, Margo suddenly disappears--leaving behind
cryptic clues for Quentin to decipher. The search leads
Quentin and his quick-witted friends on an exhilarating
adventure that is equal parts hilarious and moving.
Ultimately, to track down Margo, Quentin must find a deeper
understanding of true friendship--and true love.
Quentin Jacobson, or “Q,” is intelligent, a loyal friend and
a romantic. He’s seventeen years old and in his senior year
of high school. Q believes that everyone gets a miracle in
life and his came when he was nine, the day Margo Roth
Spiegelman moved in next door.
Margo was always an adventurer; Q, not so much. Over
the years Q has become best friends with Ben and Radar.
Margo, on the other hand, has become increasingly daring
and mysterious, and is now one of the ultra-cool kids in high
school. So, Q and Margo drifted apart.
One night, only a few weeks before prom, Margo shows
up at Q’s window and leads him on an all-night covert
adventure that Q is certain signals a` return to his friendship
– and maybe more – with the unrequited love of his life and
true soul mate. He knows his life is about to change. And it
does.
The next morning, Margo is gone. She has simply
disappeared and hasn’t left word with anyone. Or has she? Q
starts to find clues seemingly left just for him - signs of where
she went and why she left. By solving those clues, another
adventure begins. Q, with his friends Ben and Radar and with
their new friends Lacey and Angela, embark upon a journey
to track down Margo. In unraveling the mystery, Q discovers
the true meaning of friendship and the complexities of the
enigma that is Margo.
Paper Towns opens on July 16.
Ant Man (Disney)
The next evolution of the Marvel
Cinematic Universe brings a founding
member of The Avengers to the big
screen for the first time with Marvel
Studios’ Ant-Man.
Armed with the astonishing ability to
shrink in scale but increase in strength, master
thief Scott Lang must embrace his inner hero
and help his mentor, Dr. Hank Pym, protect
the secret behind his spectacular Ant-Man suit
from a new generation of towering threats.
Against
seemingly
insurmountable
obstacles, Pym and Lang must plan and pull
off a heist that will save the world.
Marvel’s Ant-Man stars Paul Rudd as
Scott Lang aka Ant-Man, Evangeline Lilly
as Hope Van Dyne, Corey Stoll as Darren
Cross aka Yellowjacket, Bobby Cannavale
as Paxton, Michael Peña as Luis, Judy Greer
as Maggie, Tip “Ti” Harris as Dave, David
Dastmalchian as Kurt, Wood Harris as Gale,
Jordi Mollà as Castillo and Michael Douglas
as Hank Pym.
Directed by Peyton Reed and produced by
Kevin Feige, Marvel’s Ant-Man delivers a highstakes, tension-filled adventure on July 16.
by Ross Lewis
SWAN DISTRICTS V EAST PERTH
Forward Matt Rogers looms as a key weapon in Swan Districts’ quest to
return to the top five.
But to achieve the feat the boys from Bassendean have to get on the
right side of a Jekyll and Hyde East Perth at Steel Blue Oval.
At 186cm Rogers isn’t the black and whites’ main focal point but
his strong overhead marking and ability to find space have turned the
25-year-old into a valuable attacking zone selection.
He is Swans’ leading scorer in 2015 with 19 goals so the Royals know
they have to keep Rogers quiet if they are to claim the win.
Rogers had six inside 50 entries when the teams met last month
but East Perth emerged triumphant before almost 4000 people in ‘The
Valley’.
Alex Howard has been impressive for Swans in recent rounds while
Nathan Blakely has settled back
into the ruck after a belated start
» Matthew Rogers
to the season because of injury.
Victory is just as vital for
the Royals, who sit in sixth
underneath Swans because of an
ever-so-slight disadvantage in the
percentage column.
A
6-6
record
suitably
represents East Perth’s season.
The club has gone up and down
the ladder like a yo-yo. Another
loss could be devastating to finals
ambitions.
Steven Payne’s willingness
to work hard around the ground
should drive the Royals at such a
crucial time.
Swans’ Aaron Elari is down to
play his 100th WAFL match.
Previews 9
SUBIACO v PEEL
To butcher a quote from a past Prime Minister, it was the loss Subiaco
had to have.
Another might not be treated with such ease.
There are plenty of wise Lions heads, Kyal Horsley, Darren Rumble
and Brett Mahoney included, that will ensure the team’s mind is back
on the job in the clash with Peel.
The eight-game winning
streak is finished. Time for
the Lions to get back to work
because Peel has shown it is
more than capable of matching
it with the league leaders.
Goal practice might be one
area of strong concentration
for Subiaco. A scoreline of 5.14
proved costly in the loss to West
Perth.
Matthew Boland is back on
deck for the Lions and he will
steadily get back to peak form.
Charles Le Fanu is important in
defence for Subiaco while coach
Jarrad Schofield will also look to
Kyle Halligan and Joel Latham to
lift their teammates after strong
veins of form.
Lachie Weller and Tendai
Mzungu were impressive for
Peel when the teams met on
May 9. Fremantle selection will
determine their WAFL fates
during the week.
The Lions will have to be wary
of Jacob Ballard, who was also a
headache for Schofield’s off-field
» Joel
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AFL 11
AFL Round 14 – Fremantle V Brisbane Lions
Domain Stadium – Sunday, July 5, 2.40pm (WST)
AFL Round 14 – Melbourne V West Coast
TIO Stadium Darwin – Saturday, July 4, 5.40pm (WST)
Melbourne
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44Bennell, Jamie
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3Dawson, Zac
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24Duffy, Max ..........
25Pearce, Alex
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26Langdon, Ed
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30Clarke, Zac
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32Hill, Stephen
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35Lester , Ryan
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38Rockliff, Tom
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41Golby, Mitch
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42Clarke, Justin
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44Smith#, Archie
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45Bourke#, Jordon
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Perth Football
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Football
Club
Swan Districts Football Club
COLOURS: Black and White Coach: Trent Cooper
No.Player
1
POWER, Joshua
3LYNCH, Bradley
4SHAW, John
5
MASON, Jarred
7O’KANE, Brendan
8
GILLARD, Ben
10TAYLOR, Jake
11RAYNOR, Tristen
12LOGUE, Griffen
13 MOSTERT, Robert
15YORKSHIRE, Timothy
18CIPRO, Joshua 20SHORTER, Jarrod
23 PRICE, Mitchell
26SUTTON, Brody
28ARMSTRONG, Jonathan
29WHITTLE, Thomas
33ADAMS, Vincent
35 GRIMSON, John
36 FALCO, Jordan
37HAY, Stephen
39 PENNANT, Charles
40LITTLE, Cheyenne
41HUNTLEY, Lochie
43CLARKE, Aidan
44WALKER, Maeva
45STEWART, Taryce
53COLBUNG, Gregory
55 FOWLER, Samuel
60TURNER, Jayden
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
28/02/97Kalamunda JFC/ Wesley
11/07/97
Mandurah Mustangs
08/07/97Roebourne
05/03/97
high Wycombe
30/08/97
La Salle
19/09/96Chittering
10/07/97
La Salle
14/07/97
High Wycombe JFC
13/04/98Kalamunda JFC
16/06/97
La Salle
16/07/97
La Salle JFC/ Guildford Grammar
10/05/98
Upper Swan/ Guildford Grammar
01/09/97
Chittering JFC
08/10/97Kalamunda JFC/ Guildford Grammar
28/08/96
Bassendean JFC
29/08/98
Upper Swan JFC
12/05/97Roebourne/Wesley
18/01/99
La Salle 27/06/99SWJFL
06/12/98Ellenbrook
18/12/96Horsham
16/10/96
Queens Park JFC
21/10/98
Bunbury Bulldogs
08/01/98Karratha Kats
21/12/98
Midvale JFC
06/08/96Royals
14/06/99
High Wycombe JFC
09/09/97Kalamunda JFC/ Guildford Grammar
Goals
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Boundary: Connor Stokes, Nick Wrenn, Cambell Smith
Goal: Tiana Fry, David Hayes
COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Patrick Litherland
No.Player
D.O.B
1EADES, Nijal
2
BAYOK, Tarir
3HENNEKER, Matthew
4
GARE, Jordan
5ENTWISTTLE, Michael
6ARBON, Nathan
7WRIGHT, Stanley
8
DUGAN, Jake 9ALLSOP, Ciaran
10OXTOBY, Ryan
11HEWETT, Joshua
12AVERY, Ben
13 DI PLACIDO, Alex
14RADECKI, Callum
15CHRISP, Kobe
16LEWIS, Jake
17 DE CAMPO, Connor
18EATON, Nathan
19 BALESTRA, Jake
20 MCCULLOCH, Clay
21ECCLESTONE, Jack
22HADDEN, Kane
23 GARE, Joel
24HARRIS, Hayden
25 DOBSON, Mitchell
26 BOSUEN, Samuel
27HODGSON, Cameron
28LENZO, Daniel
29KEMP, Jed
30AJANG, Ajang
31ASHBY, Daniel
32SMITH, Callum
33EVANS, Joshua
34 MODICA, Peter
35 MURPHY, Stephen
39 DELLA FRANCA, Blair
16/10/97Ellenbrook
08/03/98Ellenbrook
16/06/97
Coolbinia JFC
06/02/98Ballajura
18/02/97Ellenbrook
15/08/98Busselton
18/03/98Dunsbrough
07/02/98Busselton
06/01/97
Coolbinia JFC
13/11/97
Ballajura JFC
20/05/97Busselton
11/10/96Busselton
19/01/98
Noranda JFC
14/05/97
Mt Hawthorn
15/08/97Ellenbrook
11/09/96Ballajura
29/01/98Deanmill
26/05/97
Mt Lawley
08/12/98
Mt Lawlely
15/01/97
Mt Lawley-Inglewood
05/04/97Busselton
09/10/97Dunsbrough
06/02/98Ballajura
01/01/97
Ellenbrook JFC/SDFC
16/03/98Ballajura
11/03/97Ellenbrook
24/01/97
Ballajura JFC
30/11/96Coolbinia
06/03/98Busselton
01/01/97
Ellenbrook JFC
27/01/98Ellenbrook
14/03/97Ballajura
20/03/97Noranda
29/03/97
Bassendean JFC
13/06/97Coolbinia
17/01/97Southerners
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Colts Scoreboard1st2nd3rd4th
Swan Districts
East Perth
Reserves - Saturday July 4, 11.30am, Steel Blue Oval
East Perth Football Club
Swan
Districts Football Club
COLOURS: Black and White Coach: Andrew Pruyn
No.Player
1KIRKUP, Joshua
4
DEAN, Albert
12RIDDOCH, Rudy
13CONIGLIO, Jacob
14NUICH, Jake
21SHAND, Justin
22SLATER, Jackson
26 FIRNS, Christopher
27RIDLEY, Levi
30YUKICH, Troy
31 MCKAY, David
34 FLETCHER, Sean
36 DANIELS, Jason
37 PATCHING, Daniel 38TURNER, Jesse
39WITYK, Steven
40CRANENBURGH, Callan
41NELSON, Dylan
42TANNER, Kurt
43 MURRAY, Lindsay
44 MANTON, Roderick
45WHITSED, Benjamin
46ANSEY, Nelson
47WILSON, Warrick
48CROGNALE, Dale 49 MONACO, Daniel
50HOLMAN, Benjamin
51STAPLETON, Charlie
52ROSS, Dino
54HISLOP, Mason
58ERCEG, Brandon
65HUGHES, Logan
69CARY, Ricky
Umpires
12
D.O.B
Recruited from
21/05/93
High Wycombe JFC
19/04/96
Upper Swan JFC
05/03/93
Bassendean JFC
25/07/95
La Salle
07/05/95
Swan Athletic
06/01/96
Upper Swan JFC
12/02/93
Mt Lawley JFC/EPFC
16/02/96
Eastern HIlls JFC
17/02/97
Bassendean JFC
10/12/94
Upper Swan JFC
19/02/93
South Bunbury
03/08/95
Midvale JFC
12/01/96
Bassendean JFC
19/07/89
South Mandurah
10/04/96Bassendean
02/02/92
Bayswater Morley JFC/EPFC
01/06/96Darlington/Parkerville
28/08/96
Bassendean JFC
13/07/94
Mazenod JFC
20/02/96
Midvale JFC
07/08/95Mazenod
15/04/96Wickham
29/01/96Clontarf
15/12/93
Swan Districts 06/05/94
Mt Lawley JFC
04/05/94
Ellenbrook JFC
18/10/94
South Bunbury
14/02/96
Swan View
20/02/95Busselton
13/02/93
Bassendean JFC
09/04/92HBL
12/10/91Trinity
Goals
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Boundary: Alexander Keys, Adam Grixti, Tony Raudino
Goal: Jamie Lamont, Steve Gaensler
COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Adam Pickering
No.Player
D.O.B
1KARPANY, Malcolm 5HOWLETT, Mitchell
6ANDERSON, Kyle
9SHANAHAN, Thomas 11OMODEI, Thomas
12HART, Callum
14AMEDURI, Julian
17CHATLEY, Beau
21CLUTTERBUCK, Freddie
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GIBLETT, Clayton
23CAVKA, Damian 24HODGSON, Thomas
26RILEY, Blake
27ZAMBOTTO, Marty
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33LAGUE, Mitchell
35VERNON, Alexander 36
MAIN, Dylan 38ATKIN, Cameron
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DOBSON, Jordan
44LEE, Damian
45THOMAS, Wilson
46KEEFFE, Jake
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MACSHANE, Jobe
48LAMB, Tom 49
BUXTON, Matthew
51RIDLEY, Alex 52HILLE, Shayne
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POWELL, Rowen 54
GORTER, Tom
55WATERMAN, Alec 56
DENT, Zachary
57ADAMSON, Corey 58
DECKE, Kester
59IPSEN, Tyler
61YOUNG, Will
66
GARE, Jack
69VADER, Mark
01/06/95
Woodville West Torrens/WCE
16/03/93Busselton
07/06/90
Augusta Margaret River
28/04/95
Marist JFC 05/09/93Southerners
03/02/94
Noranda JFC 12/03/94
Noranda JFC
03/02/95
Manjimup Tigers
22/09/90
Noranda JFC
31/01/96Deanmill
03/06/96Caldder/WCE
12/03/95
Ballajura JFC
17/05/95Busselton
23/11/95Imperials
20/05/95Busselton
01/09/92Nollamara
06/01/94
Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC 01/02/95Towns
23/07/93Busselton
22/05/95
Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC 02/09/95
South Coogee JFC/WCE
12/01/94
Booragoon JFC
28/04/93
Ballajura JFC
02/03/94Busselton
08/11/94
Bassendean JFC
11/01/94Coolbinia
07/12/94Busselton
19/10/96Dandenong/WCE
22/02/92
High Wycombe
30/04/95
Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC 11/05/96
Morley JFC
17/09/95
Towns - Broome/WCE Rookie
10/09/96Kojonup
19/08/96
Marist JFC/WCE
18/04/96Bridgetown
23/02/92
Ballajura JFC/WCE Rookie
17/10/96Deanmill
18/04/96Deanmill
28/07/96
Augusta Margaret River
01/09/95
Ballajura JFC
21/07/95
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No.Player
Pnts D.O.B HT WT Recruited From
WAFL Goals
Games
.Bhds
3ELARI, Aaron
5 24/04/91 176 72Moora/Perth
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1 19/04/96 173 72 Upper Swan JFC
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1 11/02/93 177 77 Bassendean JFC
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6UGLE, Kirk
1 06/05/92 173 72 Carey Park
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FAULKNER, Adam
1 03/05/92 179 76 La Salle College
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8ROGERS, Matthew
5 10/09/90 186 91Cunderdin
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1 28/06/90
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10HOUGHTON, Joel
0 0 Upper Swan
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11AMES, Tallan
1 18/10/83 193 88 Trinity Aquinas
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14 ........... ............
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1 25/07/95 180 83 La Salle
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16 GRESCOS, Laurence
1 08/04/95 187 82 Upper Swan JFC
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3 07/06/89 189 82 North Shore
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18RIGGIO, Matt
5 14/03/88 182 72 Waroona JFC
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20SMIRK, Thomas
1 16/02/89 188 82collegians
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22SLATER, Jackson
2 12/02/93 182 77 Mt Lawley JFC/EPFC
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1 03/12/92 195 97Bunbury
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1 23/01/88 189 81 Forrestfield JFC
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25HOWARD, Alex
1 20/06/93 191 89 Swan View JFC
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28NOTTE, Tony
1 15/04/90 196 80 Upper Swan JFC
152 ........... ............
29 BROAD, Nathan
1 15/04/93 191 82 Upper Swan JFC
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32 JUKES, Matthew
1 26/09/91 180 77 Attadale JFC
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3 13/10/83 188 83Clarence 158........... ............
GEAPPEN, Tim
36 DANIELS, Jason
38TURNER, Jesse
1 10/04/96 177 75Bassendean
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43 MURRAY, Lindsay
1 20/02/96 178 74 Midvale JFC
2 ........... ............
45WHITSED, Benjamin
1 07/08/95 180 83Mazenod
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46ANSEY, Nelson
1 15/04/96 193 98Wickham
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1 29/01/96 187 84Clontarf
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1 09/04/92 0 0HBL
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1 12/10/91 196 88Trinity
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WAFL Match Facts
Played at Steel Blue Oval, Bassendean
Overall: Swan Districts 89 East Perth 146 Draw 1
Past 10 meetings: Swan Districts 2 East Perth 8
Past 10 at Bassendean: Swan Districts 4 East Perth 6
SD highest score v EP 28.13 (181) Prelim Final, 1980
EP highest score v SD 26.26 (182) Round 17, 1960
SD lowest score v EP 2.8 (20) Round 18, 1968
EP lowest score v SD 3.11 (29) Round 23, 1998
SD biggest win v EP 100 points, Round 6, 1990
EP biggest win v SD 124 points, Round 17, 1960
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B HT WT Recruited WAFL Goals .Bhds
From
Games
1KARPANY, Malcolm 001/06/9517674Woodville West Torrens/WCE13 ........... ............
2 PAYNE, Steven
1 10/07/90 176 76 Augusta Margaret River 83 ........... ............
3 FRASER, Mitchell
1 17/05/94 178 80Busselton 45........... ............
4NEWMAN, Murray 018/11/9317975Upper Swan JFC/WCE Rookie39 ........... ............
5HOWLETT, Mitchell
1 16/03/93 177 79Busselton 18........... ............
6ANDERSON, Kyle
1 07/06/90 191 84 Augusta Margaret River 66 ........... ............
7LEE, Brendan
1 24/09/87 181 80Busselton 113........... ............
8 MOSS, Garry
1 05/07/88 179 82Marist 80........... ............
9SHANAHAN, Thomas 1 28/04/95 185 81 Marist JFC 6 ........... ............
10 BLEE, Nathan
1 07/09/90 191 85 Ballajura JFC 57 ........... ............
12HART, Callum
1 03/02/94 185 82 Noranda JFC 28 ........... ............
13WULFF, Craig
1 13/02/83 176 79 Thornlie JFC 258 ........... ............
15 MCINNES, Fraser 0 19/07/93 196 90 South Perth JFC/WCE 63 ........... ............
16OAKLEY-NICHOLLS, Jarrad 1 09/02/88 188 83 Northern Cobras JFC 102 ........... ............
17CHATLEY, Beau
1 03/02/95 190 85 Manjimup Tigers
3 ........... ............
18 BUTLER, Sam 0 14/01/86 185 81Gawler/WCE 60........... ............
19 JOHNSON, Paul
6 26/06/84 199103 Hawthorn 111........... ............
20COLLEDGE, Brant 0 25/10/94 192 90 Attadale JFC/WCE 26 ........... ............
21CLUTTERBUCK, Freddie 1 22/09/90 184 87 Noranda JFC 103 ........... ............
22 GIBLETT, Clayton
1 31/01/96 194 87Deanmill 4........... ............
23CAVKA, Damian 0 03/06/96 184 79Caldder/WCE 1........... ............
24HODGSON, Thomas
1 12/03/95 186 80 Ballajura JFC
1 ........... ............
28 JONES, Scott
1 20/05/95 203106 Busselton
0........... ............
29SINCLAIR, Callum 0 23/09/89 199 95 Port Melbourne/WCE 39 ........... ............
30 GARDOUD, Agid
1 01/09/92 180 82Nollamara 1........... ............
36 MAIN, Dylan 0 02/09/95 190 79 South Coogee JFC/WCE 6 ........... ............
37 BENNELL, Jamie 0 07/06/90 179 75 Carey Park/WCE 18 ........... ............
39LUCAS, Kane 026/06/9118880Winnacott Kats/WCE Rookie23 ........... ............
40 BARRASS, Thomas 008/10/9519280Scarborough JFC / Hale/WCE8........... ............
41LYCETT, Scott 0 26/09/92 202 98 Port Adelaide/WCE 54 ........... ............
48LAMB, Tom 0 19/10/96 193 82Dandenong/WCE 1........... ............
52HILLE, Shayne
1 11/05/96 173 64 Morley JFC
6 ........... ............
53 POWELL, Rowen 017/09/9519380Towns - Broome/WCE Rookie7 ........... ............
55WATERMAN, Alec 1 19/08/96 182 88 Marist JFC/WCE
8 ........... ............
56 DENT, Zachary
1 18/04/96 180 72Bridgetown 0........... ............
57ADAMSON, Corey 0 23/02/92 185 86 Ballajura JFC/WCE Rookie 1 ........... ............
60 BROPHY, Paddy 0 22/02/94 190 87Ireland/WCE Rookie
12 ........... ............
64HUTCHINGS, Mark 0 25/05/91 181 81 Coolbinia JFC/WCE 79 ........... ............
67NELSON, Jackson 0 15/03/96 186 81 Geelong Falcons/WCE 0 ........... ............
68 MCGINNITY, Patrick 0 18/02/89 182 82 Marist JFC/WCE 49 ........... ............
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* Game tallies include Foxtel Cup
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Umpires
Field: Chris McCann, Scott McPhee, Matt Adams
Boundary: Dom Stramboloni, David Thatcher, Michael Washbourne
Goal: Sally Boud, Brett Rogers
Quarter length Colts – 25 mins with no time on Reserves – 28 mins with no time on League – 20 mins plus time on
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Swan Districts Football Club
Proud supporters of
Halls Head
Community Bank® Branch
Peel Thunder Football Club
REDiMED Colts - Saturday July 4, 9.15am, Medibank Stadium
East Perth
Football Club
Subiaco
Football
Club
East Thunder
Perth Football
Club Club
Peel
Football
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Sean Wrigley
No.Player
1
BEVERLEY, Jack
2HATCH, Joshua
3
BURNETT, Ethan
4
BARNS, Chad
6LAWRENCE, Mckenzie
7UNDERWOOD, Josh
9
BREEZE, Thomas
11 BREMAN, Aaron
13HALLIGAN, Luke
14KENNEDY, Abraham
15CATALFAMO, Liam
16COLE, Brodie
17LOWNDES, Thomas
18 BARKER, Nicholas
20WILLIAMSON, Ashton
21 BRAUT, Michael
22WENN, Alex
23 FOLEY, Fraser
24SILVESTRO, Paul
25 MARSH, Nick
29CONNOLLY, Liam
31 BLAKE, Nathan
34 BRAMLEY, Callum
36CAMPBELL, Dylan
37INDICH, Braylen
38 MARINOVICH, Jake
39ECCLES, James
40HOOKS, Jorden
41 PURSER, David
42CHAPMAN, Josh
43ALLISON-GREEN, Jay
45NYLANDER, Bailey
Umpires
D.O.B
Recruited from
08/07/98
Sorrento Duncraig JFC
16/07/96Kingsway JFC
02/02/97
Newtown - Condingup FC
21/01/97
North Beach JFC
26/03/98
Warwick-Greenwood JFC
08/08/97
Boulder City FC
07/09/98
Sorrento-Duncraig JFC
06/02/97
Coolbinia JFC
09/04/98
North Beach JFC
22/09/98Sorrento-Duncraig
17/01/97
North Beach AFC
08/02/99Kingsley
24/07/97
Wembley Downs JFC
27/06/97
Mt Hawthorn
13/08/96
03/11/97
22/01/99Carine
30/01/97Carine
16/07/98Carine
04/04/98Kingsway
12/11/97
Mines Rovers FC
09/01/97
27/09/97
Mines Rovers FC
02/08/96
Sorrento-Duncraig JFC
18/03/97
02/05/98
Boulder City FC
23/04/99
Sorrento Duncraig
05/10/97Carine
05/05/97
Goals
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Boundary: Ben Chamberlain, Liam Rose, Joshua Spowart
Goal: Nick Walters, Brendon Rac
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Beau Wardman
No.Player
1CURNOW, Mitchel
2COLLARD, Karl
3HUMBLE, Michael
4HURA, Noah
5
MCMAHON, Joshua
6SHANAHAN, Blake
7
MILWARD, Brett
8
MERRITT, Nicholas
9
DIGNEY, Matthew
10ADAMS, Jordan
11TOMERINI, Jack
12 BURKETT, Jackson
13 BRAY, Alexander
14SHACKLES, Samuel
19WEBB, Josh
20HUMPHREYS, Ashley
22NAUGHTON, Travis
23CALVER, Jarryd
25 GREENWELL, Jake
26 MATTHEWS, Haydn
27SHEPHERD, Luke
28 BIRD, Robert
30WILSON, Cruze
32 PENNY, Brandon
33 POWER, Keegan
35COHEN, Alex
36 GOODRICK, Trent
37 DILLON, Reece
38HOWAT, Christopher
40THORNE, Calvin
D.O.B
Recruited from
23/04/97
Rockingham JFC
03/10/96
Eaton Boomers
05/07/98
South Mandurah
31/01/98Mandurah
06/06/97
Rockingham JFC
06/10/98Bunbury
30/11/97
Pinjarra JFC
08/10/97
Pinjarra JFC
19/07/97
Secret Harbour
06/11/96Baldivis
03/07/97
South Mandurah JFC
03/05/98
Mandurah Centrals
13/10/97Rockingham
27/09/96
Warnbro JFC
29/08/98
Eaton Eagles
21/07/98Rockingham
27/06/97Rockingham
13/05/99
Mandurah Mustangs
29/04/97Eaton
07/05/97
Rockingham JFC
31/08/97
North Mandurah JFC
01/05/98Pinjarra
26/08/97
North Mandurah JFC
11/10/98
South Mandurah
09/08/96Warnbro
12/10/98
North Mandurah
23/01/98Kwinana
04/12/98
Halls Head JFC
08/12/97
North Mandurah
16/02/98Rockingham
Goals
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Peel Thunder
Reserves - Saturday July 4, 11.45am, Medibank Stadium
East Perth
Football Club
Subiaco
Football
Club
East Thunder
Perth Football
Club Club
Peel
Football
COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Shane Paap
No.Player
3
BLECHYNDEN, Reece
6
MOORE, Simon
8WORTHINGTON, Scott
14KENNEDY, Abraham
24HOSKINS, Craig
25 BESTRY, Jordan
29ELLIOTT, Dylan
30VERMEERSCH, Ryan
31 DANIELS, Raymond
32NORRISS, Luke
33KENNEDY, Hayden
37 BRADLEY, Sean
38HOOPER, Thomas
40 BRYAN, Christopher
41CLARKE, Dylan
43HUGHES, James
44ASHMAN, Joel
45SCAFIDI, Joseph
46EDWARDS, Timothy
47 BOGENSPERGER, Matthew
48WILKINSON, Connor
49 MCPHEE, Mitchell
50 JACKSON, Declan
51WOODLEY, Jeremy
52 FIMMANO, Braden
53WRIGLEY, Christopher
54WATERS, Brad
55 GRACE, Cody
57WALTERS, Max
58CARY, Jak
59SUMMERS, Aaron 60CREEPER, Adam
61WILKINSON, Harry
D.O.B
Recruited from
02/02/90
18/01/93
28/01/91
Boulder City
06/02/97
Coolbinia JFC
27/10/92
04/03/93Ocean Ridge JFC
12/09/95Gibson
05/05/92
Swan Districts
11/05/93Kinglsey JFC
27/04/95Mines
30/12/92
Hamersley Carine
16/09/96
06/10/95
North Beach JFC
21/03/94Kalgoorlie City
12/07/94
Melville JFC
28/06/93Kingsley JFC
07/03/95Mines
03/02/96
Carine JFC
29/01/93Kalgoorlie City
12/02/96
Warwick Greenwood
08/04/93
Edgewater Woodvale JFC
27/08/94
Collie FC
15/05/96Kingsley JFC
28/10/95
South Fremantle FC
22/06/95Rockingham
13/04/96
Sorrento Duncraig
09/08/96
Whitford JFC
06/10/95Esperance
19/10/96
11/01/96University
Umpires
Field: Alex Martin, Jerome Mohen, Jordan Wright
Boundary: Claire Knight, Michael Butler, Mitchell Vernon
Goal: Dillon Jane, Jason Tyrrell
14
Goals
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No.Player
2WILKINS, Laine
4
GILLAM, Brennan
6
MORRIS, Corey
9
GARLETT, Cruize
13KANE, Stephen
15WINTON, Dylan
18 GILL, Mitchell
20 MAY, Kieran
21NYE, Ryan
27UGLE, Scott
29 DOWDING, Jake
30SHANAHAN, Kyle
31TYLER, Harrison 33SHACKLES, Samuel
34WALLACE, Mitchell
37 DAVIS, Hayden
39 DELUCA, Joshua 41 BEZUIDENHOUT, Jared
43VANDELEUR, Thomas 45CONNOR, Alex
46 MULHOLLAND, Jamahl
49 JOHNSON, Shai
50WILLIAMS, Christopher
51 GOMBOC, Jack
52AITKEN, Kaiden
53 GAJEWSKI, Nick
54 MUTIMER, Sam
55HUMPHREYS, Lucas
57 MAY, Kaine
58HURLEY, Sean 60O’MALLEY, Jackson
D.O.B
Recruited from
30/03/94
Halls Head JFC
10/07/91
Halls Head JFC
30/05/94
Waroona JFC
06/03/89Railways/NMFC
09/11/93Eaton
27/07/96
Halls Head JFC
02/01/95
Brookton Pingelly
14/08/95
Pinjarra JFC
21/06/86
Safety Bay
28/09/89Narrogin
14/04/96
North Mandurah JFC
17/11/95Collie
01/12/94Collegians
27/09/96
Warnbro JFC
30/06/96
Mandurah JFC
14/07/96
Secret Harbour JFC
11/05/96
Sorrento Duncraig JFC/FFC
21/10/90Warnbro
20/03/95
Gascoyne/FFC Rookie
10/01/96
Mandurah Mustangs
11/06/93HBL
02/08/92Kwinana
28/09/93
High Wycombe JFC
18/06/96
Rockingham JFC
03/10/94
Harvey Brunswick Leschenault
11/11/94Claremont
09/07/93
Swan View
16/03/95
Rockingham Rams
27/09/96Warnbro
02/03/92Ireland/FFC Rookie
13/07/94
Wesley Curtin
Goals
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No.Player
Pnts D.O.B HT WT Recruited From
WAFL Goals
Games
.Bhds
1HORSLEY, Kyal
1 02/09/87 183 85Kalgoorlie City
2WOOD, Michael
1 15/07/94 189 78 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 31 ........... ............
115 ........... ............
3
BLECHYNDEN, Reece
4
FIMMANO, Braden
1 28/10/95 184 77 South Fremantle FC
2 ........... ............
10 08/01/90 182 79Frankston
12........... ............
5KITCHIN, Leigh
6
MOORE, Simon
7
MENEGOLA, Sam
10 07/03/92 188 90 East Fremantle FC
8WORTHINGTON, Scott
1 28/01/91 188 88 Boulder City
74 ........... ............
10 21/01/86 185 82 Swan Districts FC
126 ........... ............
9TWOMEY, Wayde
10 DELUCA, Christopher
39 ........... ............
1 12/09/94 179 86Karrinyup JFC
45 ........... ............
11ROBINSON, Brett
94 ........... ............
12 BOLAND, Matthew
10 21/12/90 192 96 Parkdale 22 ........... ............
13 DANIELS, Raymond
25 ........... ............
14 MAHONEY, Brett
5 05/03/90 178 82Mansfield
68........... ............
15 PHELAN, Christopher
1 25/07/88 186 83Kingsley JFC
110 ........... ............
16HANCOCK, Scott
5 11/05/92 183 81 East Fremantle FC
53 ........... ............
10 26/10/90 194 91 Frankston FC
24 ........... ............
17 DELAHUNTY, Lachlan
18WALTERS, Max
1 09/08/96 185 83 Whitford JFC
0 ........... ............
20WHEELER, Clancy
1 28/03/88 194 95 Newtown Condingup
87 ........... ............
21LOCKYER, Jordan
10 15/06/93 192 90 West Perth FC
14 ........... ............
23RUMBLE, Darren
1 20/09/84 188 95 Balga JFC
222 ........... ............
24HOSKINS, Craig
1 27/10/92 182 75 Sorrento Duncraig JFC
25 BESTRY, Jordan
1 05/02/95 198 85Kingsway JFC
2 ........... ............
26LE FANU, Charles
1 21/12/93 183 79 Hale School
37 ........... ............
28YARRAN, Shane
1 02/06/89 186 76 South Mandurah
31 ........... ............
29ELLIOTT, Dylan
1 04/03/93 186 77Ocean Ridge JFC
9 ........... ............
32NORRISS, Luke
1 11/05/93 186 87Kinglsey JFC
2 ........... ............
33KENNEDY, Hayden
1 27/04/95 176 76Mines
13........... ............
34 BRADLEY, Sean
1 30/12/92 193 81 Hamersley Carine
1 ........... ............
35HALLIGAN, Kyle
1 11/05/94 186 82 Warwick Greenwood JFC 19 ........... ............
36HEAL, Aaron
2 12/07/92 189 82 Peel Thunder FC
21 ........... ............
39LATHAM, Joel
1 03/04/92 181 79 West Perth FC
34 ........... ............
40 BRYAN, Christopher
1 06/10/95 185 78 North Beach JFC
3 ........... ............
42 MADUT, David
1 01/10/93 195 93Kingsway AFC
17 ........... ............
50 JACKSON, Declan
1 27/08/94 190 97 Collie FC
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WAFL Match Facts
Played at Medibank Stadium, Leederville
Overall: Peel 6 Subiaco 39
Past 10 meetings: Peel 3 Subiaco 7
Past 10 at Leederville: Peel 2 Subiaco 8
Peel highest score v Su 20.15 (135) Round 23, 2012
Su highest score v Peel 29.33 (207) Round 7, 2008
Peel lowest score v Su 1.10 (16) Round 15, 2002
Su lowest score v Peel 12.9 (81) Round 15, 2001 and Round 9, 2013
Peel biggest win v Su 52 points, Round 23, 2012
Su biggest win v Peel 157 points, Round 7, 2008
COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Cam Shepherd
No.Player
Pnts D.O.B HT WT Recruited WAFL Goals .Bhds
From
Games
1UGLE, Gerald
10 31/01/93 178 82Beverley/Perth/GWS 32........... ............
2WILKINS, Laine
1 30/03/94 189 78 Halls Head JFC 27 ........... ............
3 JONES, Brendon
5 18/04/86 175 78Quairading 210........... ............
4 GILLAM, Brennan
1 10/07/91 181 75 Halls Head JFC 34 ........... ............
5 JETTA, Leroy
1106/07/8817872Brookton Pingelly/Essendon17 ........... ............
6 MORRIS, Corey
1 30/05/94 175 73 Waroona JFC
6 ........... ............
7 MZUNGU, Tendai 0 28/02/86 183 76 Trinity Aquinas/FFC 78 ........... ............
8 DE BOER, Matthew 0 10/03/90 188 85 Swanbourne JFC/FFC 27 ........... ............
9 GARLETT, Cruize
10 06/03/89 174 77Railways/NMFC 21........... ............
10 BOOTSMA, Joshua
10 22/02/93 193 77 South Fremantle/Carlton16 ........... ............
11 MATHERS, Joshua
1 27/04/93 180 73 Warnbro JFC 28 ........... ............
12HANCOCK, Benjamin
1 23/04/96 187 81 Warnbro JFC 15 ........... ............
13KANE, Stephen
1 09/11/93 175 75Eaton 3........... ............
14WELLER, Lachie 0 23/02/96 181 74SouthPort/FFC 12........... ............
15WINTON, Dylan
1 27/07/96 191 83 Halls Head JFC 14 ........... ............
17CROZIER, Hayden 0 24/12/93 185 78 Eastern Rangers/FFC 31 ........... ............
18 GILL, Mitchell
1 02/01/95 191 80 Brookton Pingelly
2 ........... ............
19 BLAKELY, Connor 1 02/03/96 187 72Bunbury/FFC 25........... ............
20 MAY, Kieran
1 14/08/95 189 90 Pinjarra JFC
1 ........... ............
22SMITH, Tanner 008/03/9419691North Ballarat/FFC Rookie28 ........... ............
24 DUFFY, Max 0 11/04/93 184 83 Rossmoyne JFC/FFC 45 ........... ............
25 PEARCE, Alex 0 09/06/95 198 88Ulverstone/FFC 16........... ............
26LANGDON, Ed 0 01/02/96 181 74Sandringham/FFC 10........... ............
28 GREY, Brady 0 20/07/95 180 85 Burnie Dockers/FFC 23 ........... ............
36 DUFFIELD, Paul 0 05/02/85 187 84 West Arthur/FFC 80 ........... ............
38HANNATH, Jack 0 09/07/91 200 90 Central District/FFC 29 ........... ............
39 DELUCA, Joshua 111/05/9617980Sorrento Duncraig JFC/FFC21........... ............
40 MOLLER, Craig 022/08/9420491 Sydney University/FFC Rookie29 ........... ............
42HUGHES, Ethan 1 07/12/94 189 81 HBL/FFC Rookie 14 ........... ............
43VANDELEUR, Thomas 0 20/03/95 191 89 Gascoyne/FFC Rookie 25 ........... ............
44 BALLARD, Jacob 026/02/9418790Northern Blues/FFC Rookie31 ........... ............
47TABERNER, Matthew 0 17/06/93 197 94 Murray Bushranger/FFC 23 ........... ............
48CLARKE, Zac 0 28/03/90 203 85Oakleigh Chargers/FFC 51 ........... ............
56 GRIFFIN, Jonathon 0 14/01/86 202 90Karoonda JFC/FFC 44 ........... ............
58HURLEY, Sean 0 02/03/92 193 92Ireland/FFC Rookie
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* Game tallies include Foxtel Cup
League1st2nd3rd4th
Subiaco
Peel Thunder
Umpires
Field: Ben Laycock, Nathan Williamson, Stuart Parry
Boundary: Ryan Kukura, Josh Garrett, Kyle Sinclair
Goal: Reuben Garlett, Matt Laycock
Quarter length Colts – 25 mins with no time on Reserves – 28 mins with no time on League – 20 mins plus time on
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Hall of Fame
It’s not every day that a star of the
game agrees to joke about one of the
most controversial moments of his AFL
career.
But when Sydney’s 2005 premiership
captain Barry Hall learned that Craig Hendrie
was being inducted into the WANFLUA Hall of
Fame, he was happy to create some laughs.
Hall and Hendrie were famously linked
after the Swans forward gave away a 150m
penalty against Hawthorn in 2007. Hendrie
only paid the last of those 50m penalties,
but the photos show he and Hall in heated
discussions that lead most people to think
Hendrie was responsible for the lot.
Hall was in Perth in May working for
Fox Footy when Fremantle played North
Melbourne. He used the opportunity to
joke about Hendrie on camera, while also
congratulating him on his illustrious career.
“It was such a laugh,” Hendrie said.
“On field, Barry was one of the scariest
guys to be near even as an umpire. When you
meet him off the field I found him to be a very
engaging character.
“He always liked a chat before a game
and was quite funny. For him to make himself
available to be a part of the video tribute was
awesome and it really made my night.”
Hendrie has always been a popular
character.
His 69 AFL games, 256 WAFL matches,
games, six WAFL grand finals, three State
games and four Montgomery Medals made
him an obvious choice for Hall of Fame
induction.
His rise also created history because he
joined his father Rob in the elite club, making
them the first father-son inductees.
“Umpiring has been something that the
whole family has been involved in for most of
my life,” Hendrie said.
“It’s provided us not only with some great
on field moments and successes but we’ve
made lifelong family friendships through
umpiring. We’ve been able to travel to some
great cities whilst umpiring and Dad has even
umpired a game in London so it’s provided us
with an enormous amount of opportunities.”
Fourteen Hall of Famers, and more than
150 umpires, partners, coaches and Life
Members attended the induction ceremony
at Bells Function Centre.
Inaugural Hall of Famer Trevor Cant was
honoured on the night by being named Ball
Legend for 2015.
“It’s a very humbling experience if you
consider some of the great umpires that are
already part of that group,” Hendrie said.
“I’m exceptionally honoured to have been
acknowledged in such a way and I was pretty
excited to become a part of it. It really does
put an exclamation mark on my entire career
and I’ll have some fond memories to look back
upon.”
2015 Colts
Coaches
award
Round 14 votes
East Fremantle v Claremont
Milestones
Boundary Umpires Nathan Doig (200 AFL
Games) and Dom Strambolini (50 WAFL
games) recently celebrated milestones.
5
Arana OByrne (C)
4
Morgan Davies (C)
3
Samuel Lewis (EF)
2
Gus Devitt (C)
1
Jesse Adamini (EF)
Peel Thunder v Perth
5
Michael Humble (PT)
4
Keegan Power (PT)
3
Brett Milward (PT)
2
John Levien (P)
1
Corey Byrne (P)
South Fremantle v Swan Districts
5
Bodhi Corner (SF)
4
Bradley Lynch (SD)
3
Miles Barritt (SF)
2
Brandon Donaldson (SF)
1
Brody Sutton (SD)
West Perth v Subiaco
» Umpire Craig Hendrie
Rodriguez Shield
The Rodriguez Shield is awarded to
the most consistent WAFL club of the
season, with points allocated across
all three grades. Clubs are awarded
10 points for every league win and
four points for a reserves or colts win.
2015 tally board
Subiaco
South Fremantle
West Perth
Swan Districts
Claremont
Peel
East Perth
East Fremantle
Perth
146
142
134
124
120
100
96
94
52
5
Conal Lynch (WP)
4
James Eccles (S)
3
Ben Mountford (WP)
2
Michael Braut (S)
1
Nicholas Marinovich (WP)
LEADING VOTEGETTERS FOR 2015
25
Chapman Jones (P)
20
Conal Lynch (WP)
18
Fraser Perry (EF), Corey Byrne (P), John
Levien (P), Michael Humble (PT)
17
Jarrod Shorter (SD)
16
Declan Mountford (C), Jack Beverley
(S), Keegan Power (PT)
13
Josh Cipro (SD), Mitchell Dobson (EP),
Ben Gillard (SD), Ethan Burnett (S), Clint
Hinchliffe (WP), Miles Barritt (SF)
12
Jake Florenca (SF), Stan Wright (EP),
Josef Hebiton (EF)
Did You Know
South Fremantle captain Ryan
Cook set a new season record
for the number of marks taken
in a game in 2015. Cook took 16
grabs in his team’s win over Swan
Districts last weekend.
18
State 18s rebound with a win
The WAFL State 18s claimed a courageous
win over Victoria Metro in the NAB AFL
National 18s Championships at Simonds
Stadium in Geelong last Friday, June 26.
After a 74-point loss to Vic Metro a fortnight
earlier, WA created a 92-point turnaround to
win by 18 points 11.6 (72) to 7.12 (54).
WA was led to victory by three goals from
Luke Strnadica and two last quarter goals from
Callum Ah Chee, who also had 13 possessions,
six marks and four inside 50s to be named
WA’s best.
Brayden Hackett performed well through
the midfield with 19 disposals for WA and Clint
» Callum Ah Chee was WA’s best
last Friday
WA..................... 2.2 3.3 6.4 11.6 (72)
VIC METRO....... 0.5 3.6 7.9 7.12 (54)
GOALS: WA -- Strnadica 3; Ah Chee, Parish
2; Stewart, Schoenfeld, Waterman, Smith.
VIC METRO -- Gresham 2; Kerbatieh,
Moore, Crocker, Cuningham, Silvagni.
BEST: WA -- Ah Chee, Petrevski-Seton,
Powell-Pepper,
Goddard,
Strnadica,
Hackett, Watson. VIC METRO -- Gresham,
Perry, O’Kearney, Moore, Morgan
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Hinchliffe had another solid game with 18
disposals and six clearances.
Sam Petrevski-Seton and Sam PowellPepper showed glimpses of why they are
rated highly for next year’s draft with 14
disposals each, while Kade Stewart collected
13 disposals and kicked a goal after the siren
to cap off the win.
Vic Metro’s best player was Jade Gresham,
who worked tirelessly to collect 20 disposals.
The win was WA’s first since a one-point
victory in Round 1, while the Vic Metro loss
leaves them at the bottom of the division one
table, having only recorded one win.
Did You Know
There were two draws in the WAFL
reserves last weekend in the Peel
v Perth game and the West Perth v
Subiaco game. In both games the
scores were tied at 73-73 at the
final siren.
WAFC supports grassroots facilities
The
West
Australian
Football
Commission continues to support the
provision of facilities for grassroots
football clubs.
Recent funding announcements have
included a clubroom redevelopment for
Collegians Amateur Football Club and
lighting project for City Beach Oval.
The Collegians project is a long overdue
$2.7m project and with the support of the
WAFC the club was successful in gaining AFL
funding of $50,000 from the national Facility
Development Reserve.
The majority of the funding is from the City
of Nedlands ($2.1m), with the Department of
Sport and Recreation contributing $500,000
and the Collegians Amateur Football Club
adding a further $125,000.
The redevelopment will include a brand
new main club room, bar and function
area, three new changerooms, facilities for
coaches, a medical room, storage and player
areas.
The football club will be the main users
however the new building will be a multifunctional facility that will be available for
lease by community groups and for private
events, parties and functions. The project is
scheduled for completion in October 2015.
The City Beach Oval lighting project,
pictured, was a Town of Cambridge project with
the WAFC contributing $10,000 from its Facility
Fund. The project was recently completed and
officially opened on Friday, June 19.
WAFC General Manager Strategic Facilities
Geoff Glass said the official unveiling of the
new lights was a credit to all involved.
“A number of volunteers have played a
significant role and the financial commitment
and support of the elected members at the
Town of Cambridge has been tremendous,” he
said.
“The WA Football Commission was able to
offer a modest contribution and we are proud
to have been associated with the project.
“Given football is a winter sport the need
for lights to take full advantage of the existing
facilities is increasingly important. Overall, with
the refurbished and extended changeroom
and function space and now the ability to meet
night game standards, City Beach Oval is a first
class community facility.”
» Players compete under the new City Beach Oval lights.
As a kid, I’d often be
out the front of my
ng
Tuart Hill house kicking
between two trees.
WAFC19
Leading goalkicker
award
LEADING GOAL KICKERS AFTER ROUND 14
37
Shane Yarran (S)
25
Jack Bradshaw (C)
23
Leroy Jetta (PT)
22
Cory Dell’Olio (SF)
19
Michael Lourey (WP), Matthew Rogers
(SD)
18
Shane McAdam (C), Mitch Morton (P)
17
Ryan Davis (SD)
16
Ricky Cary SD)
15
James Sellar (SF), Max Duffy (Peel),
Matthew Jukes (SD)
14
Ben Saunders (SF), Matthew Fowler
(WP), Tim Geappen (SD), Luke Meadows
(WP), Gerald Ugle (Peel)
FOOTbALL cHAmpIONSHIpS
2015 FIXTURES
20
Landmark Country
Football Championships
2015 Fixutres
WACFL Office: Gate 6, Domain Stadium, Subiaco road, Subiaco
Telephone: 9287 5523 email: [email protected]
www.wacfl.com.au
THURSDAY
9 JULY
20152015
Thursday
9 July
SENIORS
TImE
VENUE
by Ross Lewis
Division 1
SWFL v AFA
10.50am
ATOM Stadium
GNFL v PFL
12.00pm
ATOM Stadium
SWFL v UGSFL
1.10pm
ATOM Stadium
PFL v AFA
2.20pm
ATOM Stadium
UGSFL v GNFL
3.30pm
ATOM Stadium
Division 2
LSWFL v CMCFL
10.50am
HBF Arena
MFL v GSFL
12.00pm
HBF Arena
LSWFL v EDFL
1.10pm
HBF Arena
GSFL v CMCFL
2.20pm
HBF Arena
EDFL v MFL
3.30pm
HBF Arena
Division 3
FRIDAY
10 10
JULY
20152015
Friday
July
SENIORS
TImE
VENUE
Division 1
OFA v CWFL
10.50am
Steel Blue Oval
NMFL v OCFA
12.00pm
Steel Blue Oval
OFA v HFL
1.10pm
Steel Blue Oval
OCFA v CWFL
2.20pm
Steel Blue Oval
HFL v NMFL
3.30pm
Steel Blue Oval
UGSFL v AFA
10.50am
Steel Blue Oval
COLTS
PFL v SWFL
12.00pm
Steel Blue Oval
NS v GSFL
10.50am
Bendigo Bank Stadium
AFA v GNFL
1.10pm
Steel Blue Oval
RD v SWFL
12.00pm
UGSFL v PFL
2.20pm
Steel Blue Oval
GSFL v PFL
1.10pm
SWFL v GNFL
3.30pm
Steel Blue Oval
SWFL v NS
2.20pm
PFL v RD
3.30pm
TIme
TIme
9.00am
9.00am
10.15am
10.15am
VeNue
VeNue
Bendigo
Bendigo Bank
Bank Stadium
Stadium
Bendigo
Bendigo Bank
Bank Stadium
Stadium
Division 2
EDFL v CMCFL
10.50am
ATOM Stadium
GSFL v LSWFL
12.00pm
ATOM Stadium
CMCFL v MFL
1.10pm
ATOM Stadium
EDFL v GSFL
2.20pm
ATOM Stadium
LSWFL v MFL
3.30pm
ATOM Stadium
Finals
FINALS
COLTS
FINALS --- Colts
COLTS
SATurDAy
SATurDAy 11
11 JuLy
JuLy 2012
2012
3
v
4
Play
Off
3 v 4 Play Off
Grand
Grand Final
Final
GrAND
FINALS
GrAND Finals
FINALS --- SeNIOrS
SeNIOrS
Grand
Seniors
Division 3
HFL v CWFL
10.50am
HBF Arena
OCFA v OFA
12.00pm
HBF Arena
CWFL v NMFL
1.10pm
HBF Arena
HFL v OCFA
2.20pm
HBF Arena
OFA v NMFL
3.30pm
HBF Arena
COLTS
SWFL v PFL
10.50am
RD v NS
12.00pm
SWFL v GSFL
1.10pm
NS v PFL
2.20pm
GSFL v RD
3.30pm
SuNDAy
SuNDAy 12
12 JuLy
JuLy 2015
2015
Division
3
Division 3
Division
Division 2
2
Division
Division 1
1
TIme
TIme
10.00am
10.00am
12.15pm
12.15pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
VeNue
VeNue
Medibank
Medibank Stadium
Stadium
Medibank
Medibank Stadium
Stadium
Medibank
Medibank Stadium
Stadium
Grounds:
Grounds:
ATOM Stadium
Stadium (East
(East Fremantle
Fremantle Oval)
Oval)
ATOM
HBF Arena
Arena (Joondalup
(Joondalup Arena)
Arena)
HBF
Grounds:
Steel Blue
Blue Oval
Oval (Bassendean
(Bassendean Oval)
Oval)
Steel
ATOMBank
Stadium
(East
Fremantle
Oval)
Bendigo
Stadium
(Rushton
Park, Mandurah)
Mandurah)
Bendigo
Bank Stadium
(Rushton
Park,
Medibank
Stadium
(Leederville)
HBF Arena
(Joondalup
Arena)
Medibank
Stadium
(Leederville)
Steel Blue Oval (Bassendean Oval)
Bendigo Bank Stadium (Rushton Park, Mandurah)
Medibank Stadium (Leederville)
By Sophie James
Amateur Football 21
Race for finals tight in C1
Round 12 of the WAAFL C1 competition
looks to be crucial with the fight to stay
in the finals race reaching do-or-die
stages for a number of teams.
In what could be match of the round,
Bassendean host Lynwood Ferndale in a battle
to secure the four points in a must-win game
for both teams.
Currently sitting in eighth position,
Bassendean have had a less than successful
season, but will be looking to move another
win away from ninth-placed Lynwood
Ferndale who are currently one of two teams
guaranteed a place in the C2 competition next
season.
Bassendean will be looking for retribution
this Saturday having been beaten by 12 points
during their Round 3 encounter against the
Panthers at Ferndale Park.
For Lynwood Ferndale, a win would
move them into shared eighth spot with
Bassendean.
At the top end of the table, Quinns Districts
have only lost one game for the season and sit
two wins clear of the chasing pack.
With their only loss coming last weekend
against third-placed Carlisle, Quinns Districts
will come out firing this Saturday against
sixth-placed Kingsley at Kingsley Park.
If Kingsley win their game they will move
up the ladder, with the outcome of the
Bullcreek Leeming and Ocean Ridge game
deciding whether Kingsley move into fourth
or fifth position.
Round 13 A Grade Results
Kalamunda 5.20 (50) defeated West Coast 5.7 (37)
Fremantle CBC 8.7 (55) defeated by University 12.8 (80)
North Beach 17.11 (113) defeated Kelmscott 11.13 (79)
North Fremantle 15.10 (100) defeated Mt Lawley 10.6 (66)
Trinity Aquinas 5.3 (33) defeated by Wesley Curtin 12.12 (84)
In what is sure to be a tight game, the
Bullcreek Leeming versus Ocean Ridge fixture
will exhibit strong football with both teams
chasing finals and Ocean Ridge just two points
below Bullcreek Leeming on the ladder.
In thei Round 3 match the Bombers stole
a win from the Ocean Ridge home game,
meaning the Ocean Ridge Eagles will be
looking to do the same this Saturday.
With second to sixth position separated
by just two wins, the race for finals is well
and truly on, with all clubs determined not
to let any points slip in what could be danger
matches.
Carlisle will host seventh-placed Willetton,
while cellar dwellers Gosnells host secondplaced Melville who have proved to be tough
competition this season with eight wins and
just three losses.
Bouncedown for all matches is 2.30pm,
following colts at 10.45am and reserves at
12.35pm.
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Country Football
22
One-sided games in the Pilbara
Dampier Sharks showed why it deserved
to be North Pilbara premiership
favourites with an 83-point thumping of
Karratha Falcons.
Guy Langdon was the leading goal kicker
with six, while Zac Langdon (three goals)
added support. The Falcon’s best was Jesse
Maiorana with two goals.
South Hedland strengthened its grip on
second spot with a comfortable 89-point
win over Karratha Kats with Kristopher
Strahan (five goals), Alexander Frawnfezter
and Mohammed Razali showing form with
three goals each. The win puts the Swans
two games clear in second place but still one
game behind ladder leader Sharks.
In another one-side game, Wickham
Wolves were too good for Port Hedland
handing out a 51-point thrashing with Beau
Alec bagging six majors. The win by the
Wolves has them in fourth place, locked in a
battle with Kats with both sides having five
wins each.
NORTH PILBARA
League:
Dampier Sharks 19.11 (125) d Karratha Falcons 5.11 (41)
South Hedland Swans 21.13 (139) d Karratha Kats 7.8 (50)
Wickham Wolves 16.14 (110) d Port Hedland Rovers 8.11
(59)
Information supplied by Trevor Kelly
from WA Footy Forum
Reserves:
Karratha 10.7 (67) d Dampier Sharks 8.10 (58)
South Hedland Swans 12.12 (84) d Karratha Kats 8.5 (53)
Wickham Wolves 17.12 (114) d Port Hedland Rovers 2.4
(16)
WACFL Results - June 27/28 2015
AVON
League:
Beverley 12.12 (84) d Cunderdin 8.15 (63)
Federals 23.15 (153) d Quairading 5.11 (41)
Railways 13.20 (98) d Kellerberrin-Tammin
10.15 (75)
Reserves:
Cunderdin 19.11 (125) d Beverley 3.2 (20)
Federals 20.6 (126) d Quairading 7.2 (44)
Kellerberrin-Tammin 9.9 (63) d Railways
2.5 (17)
CENTRAL KIMBERLEY
Bayulu Bulldogs d Wangkatjunka Crows
on forfeit
Yakanarra Dockers 26.27 (183) d Fitzroy
Hawks 5.3 (33)
CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTAL
League:
Dandaragan 18.14 (122) d Jurien Bay 13.13
(91)
Lancelin 13.12 (90) d Cervantes 9.11 (65)
Reserves:
Dandaragan 20.11 (131) d Jurien Bay 2.4 (16)
Cervantes 23.15 (153) d Lancelin 1.1 (7)
CENTRAL WHEATBELT
Beacon 30.19 (199) d Nungarin-Town 11.10
(76)
Kalannie 23.12 (150) d Koorda 10.10 (70)
Mukinbudin 22.20 (152) d Bencubbin 8.9
(57)
EASTERN DISTRICTS
League:
Nukarni 18.11 (119) d Burracoppin 2.4 (16)
Kulin-Kondinin 37.20 (242) d HydenKarlgarin 5.3 (33)
Bruce Rock 29.17 (191) d Southern Cross
12.7 (79)
Narembeen 13.5 (83) d Corrigin 9.11 (65)
Reserves:
Nukarni 7.9 (51) d Burracoppin 4.10 (34)
Kulin-Kondinin 21.17 (143) d HydenKarlgarin 4.2 (26)
Bruce Rock 4.14 (38) d Southern Cross 3.4 (22)
Narembeen 8.8 (56) drew Corrigin 8.8 (56)
EAST KIMBERLEY
Kununurra Demons 15.9 (9) d Kururrungku
Roos 7.9 (51)
Ord River Magpies 19.4 (118) d Bow River
7.5 (47)
Wirrimanu Tigers 18.24 (132) d Port
Wyndham Crocs 3.5 (23)
Halls Creek Hawks 18.8 (116) d Waringarri
Crows 10.8 (68)
Warmun Eagles 17.14 (116) d Yardgee
Dockers 2.7 (19)
ESPERANCE & DISTRICTS
League:
Esperance 28.11 (179) d Gibson 8.9 (57)
Newtown-Condingup 19.12 (126) d Ports
10.7 (67)
Reserves:
Esperance 9.9 (63) d Gibson 8.10 (58)
Newtown-Condingup 12.13 (85) d Ports
3.1 (19)
GOLDFIELDS
League:
Boulder 19.21 (135) d Kambalda 5.3 (33)
Mines Rovers 19.12 (126) d Kalgoorlie 8.5
(53)
Reserves:
Kalgoorlie 14.9 (93) d Mines-Rovers 7.6 (48)
Colts:
Kalgoorlie 13.10 (88) d Mines-Rovers 9.7 (61)
GREAT NORTHERN
League:
Towns 14.14 (98) d Chapman Valley 7.8 (50)
Mullewa 32.18 (210) d Northampton 8.13
(61)
Railways 20.11 (131) d Rovers 15.14 (104)
Reserves:
Chapman Valley 10.12 (72) d Towns 5.3 (33)
Mullewa 15.21 (111) d Northampton 5.2 (32)
Colts:
Chapman Valley 18.4 (112) d Towns 1.0 (6)
Mullewa 9.11 (65) d Northampton 9.7 (61)
GREAT SOUTHERN
League:
Railways 28.19 (187) d Albany 1.3 (9)
North Albany 20.10 (130) d DenmarkWalpole 6.9 (45)
Royals 26.18 (174) d Mt Barker 7.9 (51)
Reserves:
North Albany 22.12 (144) d DenmarkWalpole 0.1 (1)
Colts:
Albany 16.7 (103) d Railways 0.5 (5)
North Albany 13.10 (88) d Denmark-Walpole
11.3 (69)
U17:
Denmark-Walpole 4.7 (31) d North Albany
4.3 (27)
HILLS
Mundaring 24.14 (158) d Mt Helena 5.2 (32)
Gidgegannup 12.5 (77) d Parkerville 8.13
(61)
Chidlow 13.11 (89) d Pickering Brook 6.12
(48)
LOWER SOUTH WEST
League:
Boyup Brook 13.14 (92) d Bridgetown 6.10
(46)
Kojonup 19.12 (126) d Imperials 11.14 (80)
Deanmill 11.13 (79) d Tigers 3.7 (25)
Reserves:
Bridgetown 10.6 (66) d Boyup Brook 6.8 (44)
Imperials 12.13 (85) d Kojonup 7.8 (50)
Colts:
Bridgetown 12.12 (84) d Southerners 5.4
(34)
MORTLOCK
League:
Gingin 12.9 (81) d Dowerin-wylie 10.4 (64)
Goomalling 16.13 (109) d Toodyay 15.12
(102)
Calingiri 24.19 (163) d Dalwallinu 6.10 (46)
Reserves:
Dowerin-Wylie 9.14 (68) d Gingin 3.4 (22)
Toodyay 9.15 (69) d Goomalling 10.7 (67)
Dalwallinu 8.11 (59) d Calingiri 2.8 (20)
NEWMAN NATIONAL
Tigers 11.9 (75) d Pioneers 9.9 (63)
Centrals 8.9 (57) d Saints 5.8 (38)
NORTH MIDLANDS
League:
Coorow-Latham 23.20 (158) d CarnamahPerenjori 2.3 (15)
Mingenew 15.9 (99) d Dongara 9.14 (68)
Morawa 11.11 (77) d Three Springs 7.8 (50)
Reserves:
Carnamah-Perenjori d Coorow-Latham on
forfeit
Dongara 14.16 (100) d Mingenew 0.2 (2)
Mingenew 12.12 (84) d Three Springs 4.7 (31)
ONGERUP
League:
Jerramungup 15.17 (107) d Borden 10.12
(72)
Gnowangerup 21.13 (139) d Lake-GracePingrup 8.4 (52)
Newdegate 15.13 (103) d Boxwood Hills
9.9 (63)
Reserves:
Jerramungup d Borden on forfeit
Gnowangerup 16.20 (116) d Lake-GracePingrup 1.1 (7)
Boxwood Hills 6.5 (41) d Newdegate 2.4 (16)
PEEL
League:
Waroona 19.15 (129) d Mandurah 10.6 (66)
Halls Head 12.11 (83) d Pinjarra 9.12 (66)
Baldivis 21.12 (138) d Centrals 8.7 (55)
South Mandurah 20.14 (134) d Rockingham
12.8 (80)
Reserves:
Halls Head 12.18 ((90) d Pinjarra 8.2 (50)
6.6 (42)
Colts:
Halls Head 18.14 (122) d Pinjarra 2.2 (14)
7.3 (45)
RAVENSTHORPE & DISTRICTS
Ravensthorpe 31.30 (216) d Southerners
4.5 (29)
SOUTH WEST
League:
Aug-Marg-River 13.21 (99) d Collie Eagles
11.9 (75)
Busselton 9.10 (64) d Carey Park 8.11 (59)
South Bunbury 9.6 (60) d Eaton Boomers
6.10 (46)
Harvey Bulls 14.13 (97) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch
5.4 (34)
Bunbury 14.12 (96) d Donnybrook 7.14 (56)
Reserves:
Collie Eagles 14.11 (95) d Aug-Marg-River
2.8 (20)
Carey Park 9.7 (61) d Busselton 7.7 (49)
Eaton Boomers 20.17 (137) d South Bunbury
4.4 (28)
Harvey Bulls 12.12 (84) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch
8.11 (59)
Colts:
Aug-Marg-River 18.16 (124) d Collie Eagles
3.5 (23)
Busselton 17.10 (112) d Carey Park 7.6 (48)
Harv-Bruns-Lesch 23.17 (155) d Harvey Bulls
0.4 (4)
Eaton Boomers 17.11 (113) d South Bunbury
13.7 (85)
QUAKER OATS AUSTRALIA UPPER
GREAT SOUTHERN
League:
Boddington 14.9 (93) d Brookton-Pingelly
10.13 (73)
Wickepin 12.11 (83) d Williams 9.7 (61)
Narrogin Hawks 16.19 (115) d Wagin 11.10
(76)
Kukerin-Dumbleyung 20.11 (131) d
Katanning Wanderers 11.4 (70)
Reserves:
7.7 (49)
Williams 7.9 (51) d Wickepin 5.5 (35)
Wagin 9.9 (63) d Narrogin Hawks 8.7 (55)
Katanning Wanderers 12.9 (81) d KukerinDumbleyung 5.2 (32)
Thirds:
Brookton-Pingelly 10.15 (75) d Boddington
4.2 (26)
Katanning Wanderers d Kukerindumbleyung on forfeit
Fourths:
1.2 (8)
Wickepin 6.4 (40) d Williams 4.4 (28)
Katanning Wanderers 21.19 (145) d KukerinDumbleyung 0.0 (0)
WEST KIMBERLEY
Derby Tigers 21.15 (141) d Towns 4.5 (29)
Bidyadanga Emus 16.11 (107) d Broome
Bulls 3.7 (25)
Peninsula Bombers 18.15 (123) d Saints
3.2 (20)
Cable Beach 10.10 (70) d Looma Eagles
6.7 (43)
Club notes 23
For more information please contact your club
Claremont
East Perth
Perth
Subiaco
West Perth
Ph: 9384 9200
www.claremontfc.com.au
Ph: 9443 2259
www.eastperthfc.com.au
Ph: 9362 4499
www.perthdemons.com.au
Ph: 9208 9999
www.subiacofc.com.au
Ph: 9300 3611
www.westperthfc.com.au
East Fremantle
Peel Thunder
South Fremantle
Swan Districts
Ph: 9339 5533
www.effc.com.au
Ph: 9535 3448
www.peelthunder.com.au
Ph: 9335 1555
Ph: 9279 8700
www.southfremantlefc.com.au www.swandistrictsfc.com.au
Claremont
• Claremont Football Club Banquet Auction – Saturday, 25th
July, 2015 @ 6.30pm.
• Round 16 will mark the annual NAIDOC round as the
tigers take on the Bulldogs at home. Claremont and South
Fremantle initiated the WAFL’s NAIDOC Round celebration
beginning with their annual match dating back to 2007,
and now the clubs with perhaps the strongest Indigenous
heritage in Australia do battle again at the Claremont
Showgrounds on Saturday 11th July.
With such a strong tradition of Aboriginal players
representing Claremont including Jim and Phil Krakouer,
Richmond flyer Michael Mitchell, WCE champion Chris
Lewis, and recent WAFL premiership players Gerrick
Weedon and Alroy Gilligan; Current indigenous league
regulars Keifer Yu, Shane McAdam and Francis Watson
will look to help the tigers avenge their round 3 loss from
earlier this year.
Once again, both sides will be wearing special jumpers
designed by respected indigenous artist Richard Walley to
recognise the NAIDOC tradition. Be sure to get down to the
showgrounds and cheer the boys on as they look to kick
start a run home to the finals in 2015.
East Fremantle
• Player Auction winners – Round 14 – J. McNamara – Group
2 – Getley Paulsen ($350); J. Dorotich – Group 3 – Imperial
Homes ($100); R. O’Brien – Group 15 – Delaware ($50).
• Next Game vs Peel Thunder at Bendigo Bank Stadium. Note time change for games – Development League –
11:30am; League – 2:15pm; Colts – 5:00pm
• East Fremantle Talent Academy invites all boys born 2001
who live in the EFFC zone to nominate to try out for
development football on July 15 at the Talent ID Day, held
at ATOM Stadium from 1pm – 4pm.
Follow the link from the East Fremantle Football Club
website for further details and to nominate.
• It’s not too late to join as a member now and get behind
the Sharks in 2015. Memberships start at just $45. Contact
9339 5533 or visit our website.
• Friday night meals are available at the Club so why not
come along and enjoy some great food by Delaware North
and great company. The Members’ Jackpot draw takes
place every Friday night between 6:30pm and 7:30pm in
the main bar, but you have to be there to claim the prize.
• Show your support of the Sharks! Sharks licence plates are
available for $300 – contact the Club for details on how to
purchase the plates.
• Sharks fans, add these important dates to your diary,
bookings are essential for each function.
• Saturday 8th August – 1985 premiership reunion – (30
Years) – at President’s Luncheon v’s West Perth – Tickets
$60.00. Ring the Club for bookings
• Friday 14th August – Sharks Gala Auction – 3 course meal
by Delaware North plus Beer, Wine & Champagne for
$110.00 per head – Entertainment 100% Kylie. Ring the
Club for bookings.
East Perth
• Our East Perth Banquet Auction will be held at Fraser’s
Restaurant, Kings Park on Thursday the 13th of August.
Please contact the club to secure your tickets for the
evening or if you would like to donate an item for the night.
• Come down to Medibank Stadium next Saturday to help us
celebrate NAIDOC week
• Sign up as a member of the Mighty Royals today. Go online
at www.eastperthfc.com.au and follow the links or call the
club on 9443 2259 to sign up today.
• Do you have a birthday, business function or meeting
coming up but nowhere to hold it? The East Perth Members
Bar and Boardroom are available for rent by our members.
Contact the club on 9443 2259 to book.
• Like us on Facebook East Perth Football Club, follow us
on Twitter @EastPerthFC and follow us on Instagram @
EastPerthFC for all the latest news, videos and photos.
• Download the WAFL app from the App Store to keep
up to date with all the East Perth stats as well as WAFL
competition.
• Sign up for our 3 game pass for $30. Contact the club today.
Peel Thunder
• We have a new phone number - 9537 5400 – all other
contact details remain the same.
• Bendigo Bank Family Day – 11th of July v East Fremantle at
Bendigo Bank Stadium. - KIDS FREE
• Bazzo Family Tribute Sunday 26th of July! SAVE THE DATE –
Book a table at our presidents luncheon for $75, including
2 hour drink package and two course meal.
• Do you know you can have any conferences/ events/
functions at Peel Thunder. We have a award winning chef,
and brilliant function spaces- give us a call today.
• Kids you can sign up for the Rookie Membership today- its
Free! See reception.
• Peel Thunder banquet Auction has been set for the 28th
of August- Save the date! Think Boats, Holidays, Bali Villas,
Advertising Packs, Memberships and much much more!
• The Basement Health and Fitness & Raw Room are
downstairs of Benidgo Bank Stadium. Memberships start
at $9pw- $5 for school students and seniors.
• Make sure you get your Major Club raffle tickets now $50 for your change to win in a Prize pool over $33,000 –
including a car worth $29,000
Perth
• District Holiday Clinic. Lathlain Park July 6 &7. West Coast &
Perth Demons players, heaps of fun, merchandise bag. For
further information email [email protected].
• Gala Auction Dinner Saturday 25th July 2015. Theme is
Arabian Nights. There will be belly dancers, snakes, magician,
live music, sit down meal and a wide selection of incredible
auction items. Auctioneer is Tiny Holly. Tickets are $140pp
table bookings available. Dress code Lounge Suit. BOOK NOW.
For a night of excellent company, food and entertainment.
• Our next home is Saturday 11th July against West Perth
celebrating NAIDOC. Match Day proudly sponsored by our
Community Indigenous Engagement Sponsor, Belmont Forum.
• We still have 4 home games left for Season 2015. Purchase
your Supporters or Social Memberships today. Visit www.
perthdemons.com.au or PFC Reception Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.
• Looking for a venue?? Call Kerrie-Ann for a personal quote to suit.
South Fremantle
• Sat 25th July: Round 18 - SFFC v East Perth, 2.15pm
Bouncedown, Official Function, Cocktail Function – 1pm
Start - $30, tickets from the office 9335 1555
• SAVE THE DATE – IMPORTANT EVENTS
Saturday 8th August, Count Me In Round Fremantle Oval,
SFFC v Peel, call office
Saturday 15th August, SFFC Gala Auction Fremantle Oval,
call the office, 9335 1555
Friday, 9th October W J Hughes Medal Fremantle Oval, call
the office, 9335 1555
Subiaco
• Today we’re celebrating our 31st year with QBE and will be
donning the special cyan blue jumper in support of our
principle partner.
• Pick up and fill out an entry form to win a double pass to
the Lion King.
• Want to own your own cyan blue Subi jumper? Special QBE
Day jumpers are for sale at the Subiaco Lions team store at
Medibank Stadium.
• The QBE Man of the Match is available to vote at every
Lions game this season. Hit up qbeinsured.com/lionsmotm
to vote and win prizes.
• Leigh Kitchin was voted QBE Man of the Match for the
second time this season with 35 touches; five marks and
five inside 50’s in a 10-point loss at West Perth. Shane
Horner wins a signed jersey for guessing correctly.
• Lions July 15 Holiday Clinic at Kingsley Reserve is now
open for entry. Follow the prompts at subiacofc.com.au to
participate.
• Subi are hosting a quiz night on the 15th at the Medibank
Stadium bar and clubrooms. Contact Garry on 0413769245
• Milestones
- Kyal Horsley 1400th WAFL kicks
- Sam Menegola 500 WAFL kicks
- Leigh Kitchin 50 WAFL tackles
- Brett Mahoney 200 WAFL marks
- Sam Menegola 100 WAFL tackles
- Aaron Heal 200 WAFL disposals
• Our next home game is July 25th against Perth at
Medibank Stadium. Bounce-down 2:15 this game the club
will be honouring o
• Subiaco are hosting “Kids Fun Day” & Lions District Day for
our August 1st home fixture against South Fremantle.
Swan Districts
• Book your next President’s Luncheons today! All welcome,
members and supporters. If you wish to attend any further
home game luncheons during the season please call
before the Tuesday of game day to obtain a seat, however
there will be a small charge of; $60 member & $70 nonmembers. See Jenny today and book a table or come alone
and have a great day at the footy!
• Swoop & Amsey Testimonial Dinner 18th July – Black tie
event, for more info call the office on 9279 8700.
• Swans Gala Auction – Sunday August 2nd at 11am.
• Not Too Late To Join! Renew your membership today
by seeing Raquel and Regan in our Merch shop in the
member’s area, whilst there check out our new range of
merchandise and get dressed in your black and white to
show your support!. “Go you Black Ducks!”
• The Swan Districts Women’s team is in full swing and ready
for the season 2015.
If you are interested in playing female football and would
like more information please contact Kara Donnellan on
[email protected]
• Stay up to date with all Swan Districts news, sign up to our
weekly enews online at www.swandistrictsfc.com.au, like
us on Facebook and follow us on twitter #goblackducks.
West Perth
• A big thank you to all 7789 who attended our game last
Saturday against Subiaco as we celebrated our annual
International Football Festival. It took a lot of hard work
by a lot of people to make the day the success that it was.
The day included a citizenship ceremony with more than
70 people becoming Australian citizens and it was topped
off with a Gaelic Football match. We look forward to seeing
as many of those 7789 people back at a West Perth game as
soon as possible.
• The ‘Paving Our Future’ program has been launched to
coincide with the redevelopment of HBF Arena and the
building of new facilities for the West Perth Football Club.
As part of the state of the art redevelopment, the club is
fundraising to ensure the fit out of the new facility is of
the highest quality. We invite all supporters to be part of
this exciting development by offering the opportunity
to purchase pavers that will be in the Walk of Legends
that will make up the entrance to the ground once the
redevelopment is complete. Contact the club for more
details.
• For everything you need to know about the club, please
visit our website at www.westperthfc.com.au or LIKE our
Facebook page at West Perth Football Club or FOLLOW
us on Twitter at WestPerthFC. Each will provide you with
all the news, information and interaction you need on the
West Perth Football Club.
• Our Gala Dinner Auction will take place this year on
Saturday July 4. To make your bid online via your phone
all you need to do is text ‘Falcons’ and your Full Name to
0428 520 199 to check out all the fantastic items. Visit
www.westperthfc.com.au for more details on our largest
fundraiser of the year and you can also complete the
booking form and donation form online and return it to the
club at your earliest convenience. You can enjoy a beautiful
three course dinner with drinks, live entertainment and
prizes all night in what is sure to be an occasion you don’t
want to miss. We will be introducing a new auction format
combined with interactive games, themed menus and
prizes up for grabs right throughout the evening.
• Spots for our President’s Luncheon Round 18 clash against
Claremont at HBF Arena on Saturday July 25 are selling
fast. All members, supporters and corporate partners are
able to attend - everyone is welcome. 12pm arrival for
12.15pm start in the Premier’s Suite. $75pp includes full
luncheon with beverages, and afternoon tea at half time.
Guests receive VIP parking, ground entry and upper level
grandstand seating. RSVP essential by calling 9300 3611 or
email [email protected]
Stats
24
Leading stats for season 2015
Disposals
Posn
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Player
Aidan TROPIANO
Shane NELSON
Rory O’BRIEN
Liam MCKENNA
Ashton HAMS
Aaron BLACK
Thomas LEDGER
Liam ANTHONY
Jacob BALLARD
Christopher PHELAN
Posn
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Player
Thomas LEDGER
Christopher PHELAN
Shane NELSON
Liam MCKENNA
Ryan DAVIS
Ryan NEATES
Aidan TROPIANO
Matt RIGGIO
Keifer YU
Aaron BLACK
Team
Perth
West Perth
East Frem
Perth
South Frem
West Perth
Claremont
East Frem
Peel
Subiaco
Handballs
Games
13
12
13
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
Last Game
31 v Peel, R14
32 v Sub, R14
32 v Cl, R14
30 v Peel, R14
30 v SD, R14
20 v Sub, R14
23 v EF, R14
28 v Cl, R14
24 v Pth, R14
23 v WP, R14
Total
422
377
348
332
330
323
320
306
298
293
Posn
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Player
Aidan TROPIANO
Rory O’BRIEN
Shane NELSON
Aaron ELARI
Connor BLAKELY
Ashton HAMS
Jacob BALLARD
Leigh KITCHIN
Dene WHITE
Aaron BLACK
Games
12
12
12
12
13
12
13
13
12
12
Last Game
16 v EF, R14
18 v WP, R14
22 v Sub, R14
18 v Peel, R14
13 v SF, R14
17 v EF, R14
13 v Peel, R14
10 v SF, R14
23 v EF, R14
14 v Sub, R14
Total
235
210
210
203
199
197
195
194
190
189
Posn
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Player
Tony NOTTE
Ryan COOK
Nathan BROAD
Aaron BLACK
Danny CHARTRES
Thomas LEDGER
Blayne WILSON
Kepler BRADLEY
Matthew ROGERS
Tallan AMES
Team
Perth
East Frem
West Perth
Swan Dist
Peel
South Frem
Peel
Subiaco
Perth
West Perth
Kicks
Team
Claremont
Subiaco
West Perth
Perth
Swan Dist
Claremont
Perth
Swan Dist
Claremont
West Perth
Games
13
13
12
9
10
12
12
12
12
12
Last Game
18 v Peel, R14
15 v Cl, R14
10 v Sub, R14
17 v Pth, R13
10 v Pth, R14
8 v SD, R14
12 v Pth, R14
19 v WP, R14
6 v Peel, R14
6 v Sub, R14
Total
227
185
167
156
145
143
138
137
135
134
Games
13
13
13
12
13
12
12
12
13
12
Last Game
5 v SF, R14
16 v SD, R14
10 v SF, R14
5 v Sub, R14
8 v Cl, R14
5 v EF, R14
2 v SD, R14
8 v EF, R14
6 v SF, R14
7 v SF, R14
Total
96
95
84
82
76
76
75
74
72
71
Games
12
13
12
12
12
13
13
12
12
13
Last Game
3 v SD, R14
1 v Peel, R14
2 v EF, R14
2 v Peel, R14
4 v Peel, R14
1 v Cl, R14
0 v SD, R14
0 v EF, R14
3 v Sub, R14
3 v Clar, R14
Total
45
40
37
27
27
27
26
22
22
21
Games
12
13
13
13
11
10
13
13
11
12
Last Game
1 v WP, R14
0 v Peel, R14
4 v SD, R14
2 v Cl, R14
1 v Sub, R14
3 v EF, R13
0 v SF, R14
1 v Peel, R14
1 v WP, R14
0 v Pth, R14
Total
26
25
22
22
21
21
20
20
20
19
Games
12
13
11
10
12
13
8
7
7
9
Last Game
Total
57 v Sub, R14 441
31 v SD, R14 363
38 v EF, R13
355
39 v Pth, R14 332
22 v WP, R14 287
10 v Cl, R14
285
25 v EF, R14
239
29 v SF, R14
202
17 v EF, R14
162
21 v SD, R10 156
Marks
Team
Swan Dist
South Frem
Swan Dist
West Perth
East Frem
Claremont
South Frem
Claremont
Swan Dist
Swan Dist
Frees For
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recorded for a further 240 players.
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players for whom information is sought. These include:
Gary James BATT (East Perth 1987-88, 7 games)
Mark BROWN (Subiaco 1987, 1 game)
Steven Morris DAVIS (Swan Districts 1982, 1 game)
Michael John DE VATTIMO (East Perth 1974, 6 games)
Brian John HEMMING (Swan Districts 1977-80, 29 games)
Robert Alex MARONI (East Perth 1982, 2 games)
John Michael O’CONNELL (Subiaco 1977, 5 games)
Michael WILLIAMS (Subiaco 1991, 1 game)
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Posn Player
1
Ashton HAMS
2
Aidan TROPIANO
3
Ryan NEATES
4
Liam MCKENNA
5
Dene WHITE
6
Rory O’BRIEN
7
Steven VERRIER
8
Jack BRADSHAW
9
Shane NELSON
10
Robert YOUNG
Team
South Frem
Perth
Claremont
Perth
Perth
East Frem
South Frem
Claremont
West Perth
East Frem
Frees Against
Posn Player
1
Clancy WHEELER
2
Aidan TROPIANO
3
Brock HIGGINS
4
Cameron EARDLEY
5
Jay VAN BERLO
6
Brant COLLEDGE
7
Matthew ROGERS
8
Toby GIANATTI
9
Shane YARRAN
10
Jacob BALLARD
Team
Subiaco
Perth
South Frem
East Frem
West Perth
East Perth
Swan Dist
Perth
Subiaco
Peel
Posn Player
1
Christopher KEUNEN
2
Brock HIGGINS
3
Paul JOHNSON
4
Jonathon GRIFFIN
5
David MADUT
6
Robert YOUNG
7
Mitchell ANDREWS
8
Nathan BLAKELY
9
Mark SEABY
10
Benjamin POWER
Team
West Perth
South Frem
East Perth
Peel
Subiaco
East Frem
Claremont
Swan Dist
Claremont
Perth
Hit Outs
Ladders and Results 25
Results Round 14, 2015
McDonald’s LEAGUE
CLAREMONT.......................................... 4.2
5.3
12.5
14.9 (93)
EAST FREMANTLE...................................0.1
0.5
1.5
3.7 (25)
GOALS: CL - Maister 3; Bradley, Richardson, Ledger 2; Baum, Bradshaw, Yu,
Seaby, Palfrey. EF -- Cuneo, Boyle, McNamara. BEST: CL – Yeo, Davies, Yu,
Watson, Richardson, Tate. EF -- McNamara, McGough, Dorotich, Read, R.O’Brien,
Williamson
UMPIRES: M Adams, T McPhee, A Martin. CROWD: 1500 (approx) at ATOM
Stadium
PEEL THUNDER...................................... 4.4
7.8
14.12
17.16 (118)
PERTH..................................................... 1.2
5.4
6.5
8.8 (56)
GOALS: PEEL - Taberner, Duffy 4; Ugle 3; Duffield, Deluca, Vandeleur, Clarke,
Mzungu, Grey. PTH – Stack 2; Collard, Payne, Chester, Tropiano, White, M.Morton.
BEST: PEEL -- Mzungu, Ballard, Clarke, Duffy, Ugle, Taberner. PTH -- Tropiano,
Latch, McKenna, Bell, O’Sullivan, Borrett
UMPIRES: R McCaw, J Power, N Williamson. CROWD: 1200 (approx) at Bendigo
Bank Stadium
SOUTH FREMANTLE.............................. 3.3
6.5
10.6
12.10 (82)
SWAN DISTRICTS................................... 4.3
7.5
8.7
12.8 (80)
GOALS: SF - Schloithe 4; White, Dell’Olio 2; Dragovich, Verrier, A.Hams, Pickett.
SD – Jukes 3; Rogers, Davis 2; Blakely, Houghton, Ames, Geappen, Banfield.
BEST: SF -- Cook, Kelly, Schloithe, K.Hams, A.Hams, Higgins. SD – Ames, Notte,
Grescos, Davis, Banfield, Houghton,
UMPIRES: M Edinger, M Worobec, S Parry. CROWD: 2500 (approx) at Fremantle
Oval
WEST PERTH.......................................... 1.2
4.2
8.4
8.7 (55)
SUBIACO................................................. 3.4
3.7
5.11
5.15 (45)
GOALS: WP - Van Berlo, Fowler, Meadows 2; Guadagnin, Chalmers.
SUB – Boland 2; Phelan, Robinson, Menegola. BEST: WP – van Berlo, Keunen, Adams,
Lynch, Strijk, Nelson. SUB – Kitchin, Kennedy, Lockyer, Robinson, Wood, Horsley
UMPIRES: B Laycock, C McCann, S McPhee. CROWD: 7389 at HBF Arena
Reserves
East Fremantle 14.6 (90) d Claremont 10.8 (68)
GOALS: EF - Ricciardello 4; Carter 3; Stokes, Green 2; Locantro, Bowey, Bannister.
CL -- Manuel, Cameron, Knott, Richardson 2; Evans, Swift. BEST: EF -- Green,
D.Anthony, Ricciardello, Trusso, Green. CL -- Knott, Swift, Breakey, Cameron,
Bevan
Peel Thunder 11.7 (73) d Perth 9.19 (73)
GOALS: PEEL - Connor 3; Gajewski, Kane 2; Tyler, Aitken, Nye, Mutimer.
PTH -- Edmonds, Phillips 2; Walley, Parker, Marlin, Andrews, Lawrence.
BEST: PEEL -- Garlett, Bezuidenhout, Tyler, Winton, Nye. PTH -- Stevenson,
Edmonds, Parker, Polak, Lawrence
Swan Districts 8.7 (55) d South Fremantle 7.5 (47)
GOALS: SD - Kirkup 4; Wityk 2; Manton, Riddoch. SF – K.Matera, Branchi 2;
Tartaglia, B.Matera, Bennell. BEST: SD -- Ansey, Kirkup, Wilson, Whitsed, Yukich,
Nuich. SF -- Collica, Bewick, Ah Siu, Gundry, Banks
West Perth 11.7 (73) drew Subiaco 10.13 (73)
GOALS: WP - Papertalk 5; Antonio 3; Manners, Yarran, Moulton.
SUB -- Daniels, Bradley 2; Creeper, Summers,Wrigley, Edwards, Blechynden, McPhee.
BEST: WP -- Walton, Antonio, Rohde, Peirce, Papertalk. SUB -- Bradley,
Blechynden, Bestry, Norriss, Edwards
Redimed COLTS
Claremont 6.16 (52) d East Fremantle 2.10 (22)
GOALS: CL - Davies, Quilty 2; Wilkins, Guelfi. EF -- Holmes, Rodgers.
BEST: CL -- O’Byrne, Davies, Devitt, Guelfi, Simpson, Cairns. EF -- Lewis, Hebiton,
Baskerville, Adamini, Delaney, Menegola
Peel Thunder 19.23 (137) d Perth 2.5 (17)
GOALS: PEEL - Milward, Adams 5; Collard 3; Shepard, Humble 2; Naughton,
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PTH-James, Bereyne.
BEST: PEEL -- Humble, Adams, Matthews, Milward,
Collard PTH -- Levien, Punch, Byrne, Jones, Leech
South Fremantle 11.4 (70) d Swan Districts 3.17 (35)
GOALS: SF - Donaldson 4; Colbung, Dzelebdzic 2; Nodari, Robinson, Musika.
SD -- Shaw, Stewart, Armstrong. BEST: SF -- Corner, Donaldson, Barritt, Collard,
Nodari. SD -- Lynch, Stewart, Sutton, Hay, Gillard
West Perth 10.7 (67) d Subiaco 4.10 (34)
GOALS: WP - Robertson, Antonio, Horgan 2; Yem, Hunter, Mountford, Allen.
SUB -- Foley, Breman, Wenn, Barker. BEST: WP – Nelson, Lynch, Mountford,
Marinovich, Robertson. SUB -- Eccles, Braut, Barker, Chapman.
AFL Round 13
FREMANTLE........................................... 3.2
7.4
9.6
12.8 (80)
COLLINGWOOD..................................... 3.4
7.6
9.6
11.7 (73)
GOALS: FREM - Walters 4; Fyfe, Hill 2; C Pearce, Ballantyne, Neale, Barlow.
COLL -- Fasolo, Elliott 2; Pendlebury, Broomhead, Adams, Crisp, Blair, de
Goey, Seedsman. BEST: FREM -- Hill, Walters, Fyfe, Ibbotson, Neale, Mundy.
COLL -- Varcoe, Adams, Crisp, Swan, Langdon, de Goey.
UMPIRES: J Dalgleish, M Stevic, S McInerney. CROWD: 37,145 at Domain
Stadium
WAFL Ladders 2015
McDonald’s LEAGUE
TEAM
P
W
L
D
FOR
AG
PC
SUBIACO
12 10
2
0
1046
677
154.51
40
WEST PERTH
12
4
0
1006
934
107.71
32
8
PTS
PEEL THUNDER
12
7
5
0
1031
983
104.88
28
SOUTH FREMANTLE
13
7
6
0
997
1064
93.70
28
CLAREMONT
12
6
6
0
930
835
111.38
24
Swan Districts
13
6
7
0
1109
1025
108.20
24
East Perth
12
6
6
0
1012
936
108.12
24
East Fremantle
13
5
8
0
1001
1152
86.89
20
Perth
13
1
12
0
828
1354
61.15
4
PTS
Reserves
TEAM
P
W
L
D
FOR
AG
PC
SOUTH FREMANTLE
13 11
2
0
1223
733
166.85
44
SUBIACO
12
2
1
1093
761
143.63
38
9
SWAN DISTRICTS
13
8
5
0
992
1032
96.12
32
WEST PERTH
12
6
5
1
1087
856
126.99
26
PERTH
13
5
7
1
1024
1121
91.35
22
Claremont
12
5
7
0
940
880
106.82
20
East Perth
12
5
7
0
916
966
94.82
20
East Fremantle
13
3
10
0
800
1212
66.01
12
Peel Thunder
12
2
9
1
637
1151
55.34
10
AG
PC
PTS
REDiMed COLTS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
FOR
CLAREMONT
12 10
2
0
795
650
122.31
40
EAST FREMANTLE
13
5
0
886
701
126.39
32
8
SWAN DISTRICTS
13
8
5
0
878
774
113.44
32
WEST PERTH
12
7
5
0
839
711
118
28
SOUTH FREMANTLE
13
7
6
0
848
740
114.59
28
Peel Thunder
12
5
7
0
825
728
113.32
20
Perth
13
5
8
0
770
942
81.74
20
East Perth
12
4
8
0
709
894
79.31
16
Subiaco
12
2
10
0
580
990
58.59
8
TEAM
FREMANTLE
WEST COAST
SYDNEY
HAWTHORN
COLLINGWOOD
RICHMOND
ADELAIDE
WESTERN BULLDOGS
GWS
Geelong
North Melbourne
Port Adelaide
Essendon
St Kilda
Melbourne
Carlton
Brisbane
Gold Coast
AFL Ladder 2015
P W D L
FOR
12 11 0 1
1049
12 9 0 3
1262
12 9 0 3
1072
12 8 0 4
1322
12 8 0 4
1183
12 7 0 5
1024
12 7 0 5
1114
12 7 0 5
1063
12 7 0 5
1084
12 6 0 6
1062
12 6 0 6
1070
12 5 0 7
1005
12 4 0 8
878
12 4 0 8
972
12 4 0 8
897
12 3 0 9
950
12 2 0 10
862
12 1 0 11
812
AGST
774
822
814
866
929
937
1021
1017
1073
1079
1111
1028
1036
1206
1145
1297
1301
1225
PC
135.5
153.5
131.7
152.7
127.3
109.3
109.1
104.5
101
98.4
96.3
97.8
84.8
80.6
78.3
73.3
66.3
66.3
PTS
44
36
36
32
32
28
28
28
28
24
24
20
16
16
16
12
8
4
2015 Fixtures
26
Round 1
Friday, 20 March
South Fremantle 14.6 (90)d West Perth 8.7 (55)
Saturday, 21 March
Swan Districts 21.21 (147) d Perth 7.9 (51)
Subiaco 15.16 (106) d Claremont 9.7 (61)
East Fremantle 13.8 (96) d East Perth 5.11 (41)
Bye
Peel Thunder
Round 9
SD
EF
S
SF
WP
C
EP
P
PT
4
4
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
West Perth 13.6 (84) d Peel Thunder 11.11 (77)
East Perth 16.13 (109) d Swan Districts 15.6 (96)
East Fremantle 9.13 (67) lost to Subiaco 17.12 (114)
Perth 11.9 (75) lost to South Fremantle 12.13 (85)
Bye
Claremont
S
SF
SD
EF
WP
EP
PT
C
P
8
8
4
4
4
4
0
0
0
Round 3 Easter Weekend
Friday, 3 April
Subiaco 7.9 (51) lost to East Perth 17.13 (115)
South Fremantle 12.19 (91) d Claremont, 8.5 (53)
Saturday, 4 April
West Perth 22.9 (141) d Perth, 9.8 (62)
Peel Thunder 15.14 (104) d East Frem 6.13 (49)
Bye
Swan Districts
SF 12
WP 8
S
8
EP 8
SD 4
PT 4
EF 4
C
0
P
0
Round 4
Saturday, 11 April
Swan Districts 12.16(88) d South Frem 9.13(65)
Perth 9.14(68) lost to Peel Thunder 11.7(73)
East Fremantle 10.14(74) d Claremont 10.11(71)
Subiaco 9.11(65) d West Perth 6.12(48)
Bye
East Perth
SF 12
S
12
SD 8
PT 8
WP 8
EP 8
EF 8
C
0
P
0
Round 5
Saturday, 18 April
East Perth 7.5(47) lost to Peel Thunder 9.16(70)
Swan Dist 10.12(72) lost to East Frem 16.7(103)
South Frem 10.8(68) lost to Subiaco 24.13(157)
Claremont 10.6(66) lost to Perth 11.9(75)
Bye
West Perth
S
PT
EF
SF
SD
WP
EP
P
C
16
12
12
12
8
8
8
4
0
S
PT
EF
EP
WP
SF
SD
P
C
16
16
16
12
12
12
8
4
0
Round 6 ANZAC Day
Saturday, 25 April
Perth 5.5(35) lost to East Perth 20.18(138)
Sunday, 26 April
Peel Thunder 16.12(108) d Claremont 11.15 (81)
Monday, 27 April
West Perth 12.12(83) d Swan Districts 12.5(77)
South Frem 11.10(76) lost to East Frem 13.15(93)
Bye
Subiaco
Round 7
Saturday, 2 May
Swan Dist 18.16(124) d Peel Thunder 11.11(77)
Perth 3.9(27) lost to Subiaco 8.15(63)
East Perth 10.9(69) lost to South Frem 11.16(82)
Claremont 12.11(83) d West Perth 8.15(63)
Bye
East Fremantle
S
PT
EF
SF
SD
EP
WP
C
P
20
16
16
16
12
12
12
4
4
Round 8 One Life Round
Saturday, 9 May
West Perth 17.16(118) d East Perth 12.8(80)
Peel Thunder 7.10(52) lost to Subiaco 16.16(112)
Claremont 10.18(78) d Swan Districts 10.7(67)
Sunday, 10 May
East Fremantle 17.14(116) d Perth 14.8(92)
Bye
South Fremantle
West Perth 16.9(105) d East Frem 10.13(73)
South Frem 5.11(41) lost to Peel 12.13(85)
Claremont 8.12(60) d East Perth 2.9(21)
Subiaco 11.18(84) d Swan Districts 6.6(42)
Bye
Perth
Round 17
S
WP
PT
EF
SF
SD
EP
C
P
28
20
20
20
16
12
12
12
4
state game WA v SA
S
EF
WP
PT
SF
SD
EP
C
P
24
20
16
16
16
12
12
8
4
Round 10
Claremont 17.16(118) d Peel Thunder 6.10(46)
Swan Districts 13.7(85) d Perth 11.12(78)
Monday, 1 June
East Perth 18.11(119) d West Perth 10.11(71)
East Frem 14.14(98) lost to South Frem 15.13(103)
Bye
Subiaco
S
WP
EF
PT
SF
SD
EP
C
P
28
20
20
20
20
16
16
16
4
Round 11
Saturday, 6 June
S
32
WP 24
24
20
20
20
16
16
4
Swan Districts 11.4(70) lost to East Perth 13.9(87) SF
South Fremantle 17.10(112) d Perth 11.8(74) EP
Peel Thunder 17.5(107) lost to West Perth 17.9(111) PT
EF
Subiaco 15.18(108) d East Fremantle 8.12(60)
SD
C
Bye
Claremont
P
Round 12
Saturday, 13 June
Subiaco 9.12(66) d South Fremantle 6.8(44)
Sunday, 14 June
Peel Thunder 17.12(114) d East Perth 13.14(92)
East Frem 11.8(74) lost to Swan Dist 12.7(79)
Perth 13.6(92) lost to Claremont 20.8(128)
Bye
West Perth
S
WP
PT
SF
CL
EP
SD
EF
P
36
24
24
24
20
20
20
20
4
Round 13 Men’s Health Round
Saturday, 20 June
Claremont 5.8(38) lost to Subiaco 10.15(75)
West Perth 9.17(71) d South Fremantle 8.8(56)
Perth 7.9(51) lost to Swan Districts 12.10(82)
East Perth 14.10(94) d East Fremantle 11.7(73)
Bye
Peel Thunder
S
WP
SD
EP
PT
SF
C
EF
P
40
28
24
24
24
24
20
20
4
S
WP
PT
SF
CL
SD
EP
EF
P
40
32
28
28
24
24
24
20
4
Round 14
Saturday, 27 June
South Frem 12.10(82) d Swan Districts 12.8(80)
West Perth 8.7(55) d Subiaco 5.15(45)
Peel Thunder 17.16(118) d Perth 8.8(56)
East Fremantle 3.7(25) lost to Claremont 14.9(93)
Bye
East Perth
Round 15
Saturday, 4 July
2:15pm
2:40pm
Bye
Swan Districts v East Perth, Steel Blue Oval
Subiaco v Peel Thunder, Medibank Stadium
Claremont, East Fremantle, Perth,
South Fremantle, West Perth
Round 16 NAIDOC Round
Saturday, 11 July
2:10pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
Bye
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
Swan Districts v West Perth
East Perth v Perth, Medibank Stadium
Claremont v Peel Thunder, Showgrounds
2:15pm
Bye
East Fremantle v South Fremantle, ATOM Stadium
Subiaco
Sunday, 19 July
Saturday, 25 July
WA 18.13(121) d SA 11.10(76)
Saturday, 30 May
Saturday, 18 July
Round 18
Saturday, 23 May
Round 2
Saturday, 28 March
Saturday, 16 May
Claremont v South Fremantle, Showgrounds
East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank Stadium
Peel Thunder v East Fremantle, Bendigo Bank Stadium
Perth v West Perth, Lathlain Park
Swan Districts
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
Subiaco v Perth, Medibank Stadium
West Perth v Claremont, HBF Arena
South Fremantle v East Perth, Fremantle Oval
Sunday, 26 July
11:40am Peel Thunder v Swan Districts, Bendigo Bank Stadium
Bye
East Fremantle
Round 19
Saturday, 1 August
2:10pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
Claremont v Swan Districts, Showgrounds
Subiaco v South Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
Perth v East Fremantle, Lathlain Park
2:15pm
Bye
East Perth v West Perth, Medibank Stadium
Peel Thunder
Sunday, 2 August
Round 20
Saturday, 8 August
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
Bye
Swan Districts v Subiaco, Steel Blue Oval
South Fremantle v Peel Thunder, Fremantle Oval
East Perth v Claremont, Medibank Stadium
East Fremantle v West Perth, ATOM Stadium
Perth
Round 21
Saturday, 15 August
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
Claremont v East Fremantle, Showgrounds
Perth v Subiaco, Lathlain Park
West Perth v Swan Districts, HBF Arena
Sunday, 16 August
11:40am Peel Thunder v East Perth, Bendigo Bank Stadium
Bye
South Fremantle
Round 22
Saturday, 22 August
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
Bye
Perth v Peel Thunder, Lathlain Park
South Fremantle v West Perth, Fremantle Oval
Subiaco v East Fremantle, Medibank Stadium
Swan Districts v Claremont, Steel Blue Oval
East Perth
Round 23
Saturday, 29 August
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
2:15pm
Bye
East Fremantle v Perth, ATOM Stadium
East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank Stadium
Peel Thunder v South Fremantle, Bendigo Bank Stadium
West Perth v Claremont, HBF Arena
Swan Districts
Ellimination Round
Weekend of Sept 5-6 WAFL club ground
First and Second Semi-final
Preliminary final
Grand final
Sunday, Sept 27 Domain Stadium
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