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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WAFL $3.00 WAFL Preliminary Final 27 September 2020

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What more could Claremont Football Club want from a Sunday?

Colts directly into the Grand Final. Tick. Reserves defy South Fremantle in an epic Elimination. Tick.

The League side produces its finest performance of the season to book a Grand

Final spot. Tick. It was the perfect day for a

football club that is well and truly rolling in September

and by the looks of things will be hard to stop.

Despite finishing second on the ladder to hosts South Fremantle, the Tigers found an extra gear

in the second semi-final to defeat the minor premiers by 47 points.

Claremont captain Kane Mitchell couldn’t have dreamt of a better start to the Optus WAFL Finals Series.

“It was a massive day for the club,” Mitchell said.

“To start the way we did with the Colts and play some outstanding football. The Reserves have come from 1-3 to make the Prelim.

“For us to play the way we did in the League was sensational. It was all off the back of pressure and defence – that’s how

we have always wanted to play.”As the final siren went and the

Claremont crowd gathered to meet

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by Elliot Raiter

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the playing group, Mitchell quickly huddled the group in for a message, it’s clear the job wasn’t done.

“I have been in this position before ten years ago, playing in my first WAFL Grand Final,” he said.

“I was lucky enough to have a couple of gurus in Clancy Rudiforth and Andrew Browne leading that side.”

“The message was to stay humble and know that the job isn’t done. We played really, really well and to enjoy that moment because that is why we play footy.

“We know we still have a job to do but it was a nice moment.”

Today’s Preliminary Final will decide the Tigers’ opponent with South Fremantle hosting West Perth in a do-or-die final.

The Bulldogs have been the team to beat all season. Seven wins from eight starts has proven their premiership credentials but standing in their way of a dream decider is a dogged Falcons outfit.

Returning players will boost the line-up and give the home team the best possible chance of returning the following week.

West Perth overcame Perth by 11 points in one of the games of the season to secure a spot in the Preliminary Final.

The Falcons leaders stood up again in the pivotal moments to secure a memorable victory, with the likes of Aaron Black, Luke Meadows and Tyler Keitel delivering on the big stage.

The only previous clash between the Falcons and Bulldogs this season saw the latter victorious by just eight points in a tight tussle, giving both sides plenty of confidence heading into today’s final.

Coincidentally, all three remaining League coaches played in a West Perth premiership together, adding just another layer to an intriguing season.

Whatever the result on Sunday, the final two weeks of the Optus WAFL Season will reach an exciting climax.

Three quality teams are all vying for a premiership no one will ever forget in season 2020.

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RESERVES PRELIMINARY FINALFremantle Community Bank Oval - 27 September @ 1.00 pm

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2nd 5-2-1 140.00% Tip - Subiaco by 18 3rd 5-3 99.45%

W35, D, W5, L18, W39, W111, W6, L26 Form Guide L35, W5, L39, L4, W21, W26, W6, W17P: 223 W: 105 L: 115 D: 3

P: 14 W: 11 L: 3 D: 0P: 8 W: 7 L: 1 D: 0

25.7 (157) in 1SF, 19810.4 (4) in round 17, 1953

107 points in round 3, 2014

Head to HeadHead to Head FinalsHead to Head in PF’s

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P: 223 W: 115 L: 105 D: 3P: 14 W: 3 L: 11 D: 0P: 8 W: 1 L: 7 D: 035.16 (226) in round 18, 19832.2 (14) in round 15, 1952159 points in round 4, 1983

COLTS PRELIMINARY FINALFremantle Community Bank Oval - 27 September @ 10.25am

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2nd 6-3 167.66% Tip - Subiaco by 31 4th 5-4 97.58%

L13, W65, W77, W91, W25, W55, W42, L9, L15 Form Guide L7, L36, W11, L11, W23, W21, L42,

W10, W19P: 184 W: 66 L: 114 D: 4

P: 10 W: 4 L: 6 D: 0P: 3 W: 1 L: 2 D: 0

30.11 (191) in round 20, 19892.2 (14) in r15, 1977 & r 22, 2015

131 points in round 20, 1989

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1st 7-2 144.18% Tip - West Perth by 3 3rd 7-2 128.96%

W95, W8, W8, W80, W20, W35, W22, L5, L47 Form Guide W11, L8,W92, W32, W7, W4, L31,

W19, W11Key Facts: 1. This is the 4th Preliminary Final played between these teams. Other times: 1945, 1954 and 2018.2. In 2020, South Fremantle have used 31 players with seven playing all nine games. West Perth have used 34

players with 11 playing all nine games.3. Only Jake Florenca (24.1) averages more than 20 disposals per game for South Fremantle in 2020, while Aaron

Black (25.4), Shane Nelson (25.1) and Trent Manzone (22.9) average more than 20 disposals for West Perth.

P: 362 W: 188 L: 168 D: 6P: 26 W: 18 L: 8 D: 0

P: 3 W: 2 L: 1 D: 040.18 (258) in round 21, 1981

1.8 (14) in round 13, 1904180 points in round 21, 1981

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It might not look like much, but this little card is a cracking piece of football memorabilia that features one of today’s preliminary final contestants – West Perth.

And I doubt whether there is another one in existence.

Back in 1925, football teams didn’t make too many trips outside of the state. The Eastern States tour was pioneered by South Fremantle in 1911, followed by East Fremantle in 1912, North Fremantle in 1913 and Perth in 1914. Of course, Port Adelaide had come here in 1910 and Kalgoorlie Railways had gone to Adelaide in 1911. But that was about it until after WWI.

And West Perth’s trip to Tasmania in 1925 was, so far as I can find, the first trip by a WA club to the apple isle, coming just a year after the state team’s trip to Hobart for the national carnival.

During 2020, 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.

While away, the Cardinals defeated a Goldfields representative team in Kalgoorlie by five goals, lost by eight points to the Hobart-based Tasmanian Football League combined side and then defeated the Launceston-based Northern Tasmanian Football Association combined side by a goal.

And, as a very early example of a WA club tour itinerary, this little card would have been with one of the members of the travelling party for the entire trip.

It was found stuffed inside the match program for the game against the NTFA – another item of great rarity.

In all my years of collecting, I’ve only ever seen this single copy of the program from the game against the NTFA and one from the game against the Hobart league. I wonder if any others survive?

Scan the QR-code using your smart phone, or go to http://waflfootyfacts.net/trivia.php for the answers and to view extended game previews

1. What was West Perth’s winning margin in the 2018 Preliminary Final?2. When was the last time South Fremantle did not play in the Preliminary Final?3. The highest score in a Preliminary Final 28.13 (181) was set by which team in 1980?4. Which team lead East Fremantle by 53 points at three quarter time in the 1957

Preliminary Final and lost?5. How many Preliminary Finals have been won by a margin of 100 points or more?

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COLLECTABLESCOLLECTABLES

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by Sean Cowan

Meanwhile, and in the interests of squaring the memorabilia ledger between the competing teams today, I thought I would highlight an unusual collectable I was recently shown – a clipboard.

Back in the 1980s, marketing managers would slap a WAFL club logo on almost anything in an effort to make an extra buck.

This South Fremantle clipboard is a throwback from that time, while the WANFL clipboard, featuring a Marlboro logo, probably dates to the late 1970s.

I’ve not seen too many clipboard survivors, but I suspect they would be popular at auction nowadays because of the great imagery on them.

Given that WAFL Collectables has been stretched out to two pages this week, I’ve also got an opportunity to look at some of the more interesting sales of late.

One that went ahead with little fanfare was the East Perth Online Auction, which featured 16 doors from the club’s old changeroom lockers.

In recent years, Claremont has sold off several of its lockers at its annual fundraising auctions, while West Perth sold the doors from three of its old lockers at the club’s 2019 gala auction.

The Royals followed suit this year, and found plenty of interested bidders for the individual doors on offer.

The highest price paid was $425, by a Kalgoorlie-based collector who won the battle for the #9 door that carried the names of Jackie Guhl, Jack Leadbitter, Syd Jackson, Larry Kickett and Lucio Baroni.

A Melbourne-based collector snagged the #1 door bearing the names of Ben Wallish, “Digger” Thomas, Mal Brown, Shawn Colbung and Paul Ridley for $355, while it was particularly pleasing to see Marilyn Pitter secure the door bearing the name of her husband, Eddie, and Michael Swan buy the doors for his own #44 and his brother’s #35.

Meanwhile a somewhat unusual item was sold online just last weekend by a former medal and badge maker.

The retiree sold off a replica Sandover Medal, which looked pretty much as good as the real thing.

I thought it would be a big hit with collectors, especially as something to display next to a photo or some other item with a connection to a Sandover Medal winner. But it sold for a rather disappointing $53.80.

There was, however, a great member badge on offer during the week that was something of a hit with collectors.

The older badges have been pretty thin on the ground of late, so it came as no surprise that three serious bidders should compete for the 1936 Perth member badge and push the final sale price to $132.50.

All in all, it shows that there is still plenty of interest in rare WAFL memorabilia, especially those pieces that are linked to the heyday of the competition.

Finally for this week, I just wanted to remind readers that WAFL Collectables can be contacted any time during the summer, by post, email or phone (details below) for any of those curly memorabilia questions you might have.

I’m especially keen to hear from anyone with items worthy of featuring in this column in 2021.

If you have a query regarding WAFL memorabilia, send photographs and/or details to Sean at [email protected] or Sean Cowan, PO Box 8352, Perth BC, WA 6849. His website is at www.waflcollectables.webs.com and he also can be contacted on 0412 760 004.

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1 SCHLOITHE, Haiden 1 16/06/1993 184 88 Katanning 157 ......... ..........

2 DRAGOVICH, Jacob 1 12/03/1996 178 81 Winnacott JFC 89 ......... ..........

3 FLORENCA, Jake 1 15/05/1997 184 86 South Coogee JFC 45 ......... ..........

5 STEWART, Kade 1 16/01/1997 182 76 Katanning 32 ......... ..........

6 RIOLI, Benjamin 1 09/10/1993 177 68 NT Thunder 9 ......... ..........

7 BLECHYNDEN, Tom 1 10/01/2000 186 85 Brookton/ Pingelly 8 ......... ..........

8 SUBAN, Nicholas 12 09/05/1990 180 89 North Ballarat 80 ......... ..........

9 HAMERSLEY, Kyle 1 24/07/2000 185 81 Wagin 8 ......... ..........

11 VERRIER, Steven 1 24/06/1993 186 84 Kwinana JFC 117 ......... ..........

12 PEARSON, Chad 1 14/02/1998 193 89 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 58 ......... ..........

14 STROM, Zachary 1 12/02/1994 198 103 Exmouth 115 ......... ..........

16 DONALDSON, Brandon 1 26/08/1997 170 65 Kwinana JFC 60 ......... ..........

18 HIGGINS, Brock 1 11/11/1989 193 103 East Perth 148 ......... ..........

19 BYRON, Glenn 1 03/03/1999 179 72 Carnarvon 12 ......... ..........

21 MAIN, Dylan 1 02/09/1995 190 85 South Coogee JFC 101 ......... ..........

22 SHAW, Mason 1 15/01/1994 197 95 Winnacott JFC 98 ......... ..........

23 MILLER, Jimmy 1 25/07/1997 195 90 Exmouth 9 ......... ..........

24 KELLY, Manfred 1 15/12/2001 172 73 Armadale 0 ......... ..........

26 ABBOTT, Travis 1 19/03/1998 191 81 Kojonup JFC 6 ......... ..........

27 DENT, Zachary 1 18/04/1996 182 77 Bridgetown 26 ......... ..........

28 STROM, Noah 1 02/05/1996 198 92 Exmouth 50 ......... ..........

29 WILSON, Blayne 2 26/01/1992 188 89 Halls Head 173 ......... ..........

32 HAYDON, Andrew 3 21/10/1993 178 79 South Mandurah JFC 36 ......... ..........

33 MASKOS, Jason 1 03/03/1993 173 84 South Coogee JFC 109 ......... ..........

36 DATSON, Caleb 1 04/03/1998 186 91 Jandakot 18 ......... ..........

37 THOMPSON, Seaton 1 22/01/1998 177 71 Forrestdale JFC 13 ......... ..........

38 REED, Trent 1 01/04/1999 173 77 Cobden Football Club 1 ......... ..........

39 LEVIEN, John 5 15/05/1998 182 78 Kenwick 39 ......... ..........

40 LUFF, Christopher 1 07/01/1991 193 92 Halls Head JFC 72 ......... ..........

41 BARKER, Kye 1 24/01/2000 192 80 Upper Swan JFC 5 ......... ..........

42 RUSSELL, James 1 12/05/2000 186 86 Secret Harbour 0 ......... ..........

45 DONEY, Jarrad 1 28/02/1996 181 73 Kukerin Dumbleyung 3 ......... ..........

47 MILLER, Nash 1 14/02/2000 202 78 South Coogee 0 ......... ..........

49 NINYETTE, Cody 5 30/12/1997 175 72 Kelmscott 50 ......... ..........

50 WARNE, Jacob 1 08/08/1998 195 102 South Coogee 1 ......... ..........

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2 ANTONIO, Brayden 1 09/08/1994 177 80 Quinns District JFC 38 ......... ..........

3 WEST, Connor 1 07/05/1999 183 80 Joondalup/Kinross JFC 32 ......... ..........

4 MOULTON, Tyson 1 23/01/1996 189 83 Wanneroo JFC 48 ......... ..........

7 KNOTT, Keegan 2 20/07/1992 174 71 North Beach FC 60 ......... ..........

8 LOUREY, Michael 2 06/10/1989 192 96 Frankston FC 111 ......... ..........

9 MANZONE, Trent 2 27/07/1991 181 81 Aspley FC 131 ......... ..........

10 GUADAGNIN, Zac 1 17/05/1998 184 80 Southern Cross FC 43 ......... ..........

11 ANTONIO, Mitchell 1 18/03/1997 188 71 Quinns District JFC 3 ......... ..........

12 TEDESCO, Liam 1 12/05/1997 185 86 Wanneroo FC 13 ......... ..........

13 MUNNS, Dean 1 28/09/1995 186 80 Beacon FC 65 ......... ..........

14 NELSON, Shane 1 11/05/1993 178 72 Edgewater Woodvale JFC 164 ......... ..........

17 WILHELM, Blake 1 11/09/1992 185 84 Wanneroo FC 98 ......... ..........

19 ROTHAM, Sam 1 19/04/1996 195 94 Whitfords JFC 18 ......... ..........

21 RASMUSSEN, Laine 1 02/04/1993 179 81 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 98 ......... ..........

22 SHANNON, Kristopher 1 09/08/1992 179 75 Quinns District JFC 108 ......... ..........

23 LYNCH, Conal 1 10/09/1997 180 82 Edgewater Woodvale JFC 19 ......... ..........

24 O’DONNELL, Thomas 1 10/09/2000 195 90 Whitford JFC 8 ......... ..........

25 PEIRCE, Mitchell 1 04/10/1996 185 80 Whitford JFC 50 ......... ..........

26 YUKICH, Troy 3 10/12/1994 200 99 Swan Districts FC 24 ......... ..........

27 HOBLEY, Tristan 1 30/06/2000 182 80 Kingsway JFC 4 ......... ..........

28 PATTERSON, Zak 1 05/07/2000 202 90 Joondalup/Kinross JFC 4 ......... ..........

36 HAMILTON, Mark 1 23/10/1991 195 86 Palmerston FC 78 ......... ..........

37 KEITEL, Tyler 1 07/02/1996 196 91 Noranda JFC 104 ......... ..........

38 PEGORARO, Noah 1 19/06/1997 194 84 Kingsley FC 14 ......... ..........

40 DELAPORTE, Benjamin 1 26/06/1997 201 90 Wembley FC 20 ......... ..........

41 KERNUTT, Sasha 1 15/04/1995 177 73 Mines Rovers FC 2 ......... ..........

42 BOYES, Thomas 1 22/01/1999 177 76 Joondalup/Kinross JFC 1 ......... ..........

43 JOHNS, Lachlan 1 24/02/1999 184 78 Joondalup/Kinross JFC 2 ......... ..........

45 KING, Benjamin 1 23/10/1992 188 81 Gin Gin FC 67 ......... ..........

47 LLOYD, Matthew 5 02/11/2000 188 82 Horsham FC 3 ......... ..........

60 MEADOWS, Luke 1 16/11/1994 185 86 Kingsley FC 98 ......... ..........

63 CHAPMAN, Heath 1 31/01/2002 193 75 Joondalup/Kinross JFC 1 ......... ..........

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Sunday, Sept 27, 3.35pm, Fremantle Community Bank OvalBroadcast: Channel 7 Radio: ABC Radio, Sport FM 91.3 Live Scores: WAFL App & website

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10 UPTON, Lewis 29/03/1992 182 79 Dampier ......... ..........

13 HICKMOTT, Liam 26/07/1999 179 72 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ......... ..........

16 MILLER, Jacob 28/01/1998 185 67 Railways FC ......... ..........

19 MENEGOLA, Nick 02/01/1997 180 71 Booragoon ......... ..........

22 BREMAN, Aaron 07/09/1998 186 70 Sorrento-Duncraig JFC ......... ..........

23 REID, Ben 16/10/1997 188 86 Kingsway ......... ..........

24 LAWRENCE, McKenzie 26/03/1998 177 74 Warwick-Greenwood JFC ......... ..........

27 DOYLE, Andrew 15/04/1997 196 90 North Beach JFC ......... ..........

29 FULLGRABE, Koby 27/04/1999 182 75 Joondalup Kinross JFC ......... ..........

30 EDWARDS-BALDWIN, Thomas 11/05/1999 182 76 Kingsley JFC ......... ..........

31 HICKMOTT, Wil 11/12/2000 180 76 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ......... ..........

32 FIMMANO, Braden 28/10/1995 184 77 Harvey Bulls FC ......... ..........

38 HUGHES, Mitchell 05/11/1998 189 91 East Fremantle ......... ..........

39 JACKSON, Jai 25/04/2001 185 80 Chapman Valley Juniors ......... ..........

40 ROBBINS, Joshua 19/11/1999 177 75 Scarborough JFC ......... ..........

41 FRENCH, Nathan 12/05/2000 183 78 Kingsway FC ......... ..........

42 MATTHEWS, Oskar 26/10/1998 199 87 Hills Rangers FC ......... ..........

44 FARMER, Daniel 25/11/1999 178 77 Karratha Kats ......... ..........

45 SHEPHERD, Luke 31/08/1997 190 88 North Mandurah JFC ......... ..........

47 ADAMS, Jordan 06/11/1996 174 72 Baldivis ......... ..........

49 DENNIS, Max 15/06/1999 183 68 Carine ......... ..........

50 MAGUANG, Deng 12/02/1998 182 80 Armadale ......... ..........

51 FARAONE, Jordan 02/03/2000 173 64 Harvey Bulls ......... ..........

53 GOLDING, Benjamin 25/07/2001 180 77 North Beach JFC ......... ..........

54 CLINCH, Abraham 25/09/2000 183 69 Warwick Greenwood JFC ......... ..........

55 DUYCKERS, Levi 26/03/2001 190 90 West Coast ......... ..........

56 CLINCH, Isaac 25/09/2000 187 69 Warwick Greenwood JFC ......... ..........

58 BORCHET, Jack 17/04/2001 188 86 Railways FC ......... ..........

61 ASH, Noah 19/02/2001 180 73 Kingsway JFC ......... ..........

63 YOUNG, Brandan 07/06/2000 186 78 Scarborough JFC ......... ..........

64 SHOVELLER, Francis 31/08/1993 184 82 KelmscottFC ......... ..........

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7 LEE, Thomas 02/01/1991 194 94 Mosman Park / ADE / STK ......... ..........

12 MORGAN, Rylie 24/03/2000 181 80 Wembley JFC ......... ..........

14 LEDGER, Thomas 17/03/1992 179 79 Swanbourne / Scotch / STK ......... ..........

20 BENNETT, Bailey 02/10/1997 179 76 Albany Railways ......... ..........

24 GODDARD, Jeremy 27/03/1998 202 95 Marist ......... ..........

25 DAISLEY, Lewis 11/05/1999 189 83 Swanbourne JFC ......... ..........

27 MANUEL, Alexander 19/08/1995 188 87 Collegians / Scotch ......... ..........

28 BALDWIN, Thomas 31/08/2000 179 71 Royals FC ......... ..........

29 BARTON, Isaac 13/11/1999 174 65 Wembley Downs JFC ......... ..........

32 MCGINTY, Edward 03/08/1994 178 75 Halls Creek ......... ..........

33 EDWARDS, Ben 26/02/1999 181 76 University ......... ..........

34 WALLACE, Isaac 22/07/1998 180 80 Murray Bushrangers ......... ..........

38 MALONE, Charlie 11/06/2000 180 71 Scarborough JFC ......... ..........

40 MILLER, Steven 07/11/2000 198 90 Wembley AFC ......... ..........

42 BULLER, Jack 16/05/2001 196 92 Cottesloe JFC ......... ..........

43 CLARK, Jye 02/10/2001 179 72 Marist JFC ......... ..........

44 REID, Jordon 20/06/1999 195 90 Mount Barker FC ......... ..........

45 RUSHFORTH, Ben 30/07/1997 183 75 West Coast JFC ......... ..........

49 ELLIOTT, Benjamin 30/12/2001 181 77 Wembley Downs JFC ......... ..........

50 SMALLWOOD, Dylan 19/05/1998 195 78 Albany Sharks ......... ..........

51 REILLY, William 15/09/2000 196 89 Cottesloe JFC ......... ..........

52 DAVIS, Anthony 23/07/2001 193 77 Borden FC ......... ..........

53 ANDERSON, Jake 14/08/1995 181 73 Scarborough JFC ......... ..........

56 HITCHCOCK, Corey 08/06/1999 180 75 North Albany FC ......... ..........

59 GRANT, Max 26/11/1999 177 74 West Coast JFC ......... ..........

60 SPOORS, Matthew 06/05/1999 175 73 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ......... ..........

61 KRAUSS, Joel 01/07/2000 187 72 Cottesloe JFC ......... ..........

62 KNIGHT, Luke 15/07/2000 192 78 Marist JFC ......... ..........

64 LINES, Kade 23/04/2001 175 64 Marist JFC ......... ..........

65 DAVIS, Lachlan 18/04/2001 187 73 Cottesloe JFC ......... ..........

67 BOYATZIS, Marc 14/08/2000 176 74 Cottesloe JFC ......... ..........

68 MINEAR, Max 19/04/2001 195 72 Claremont JFC ......... ..........

70 PAUL, Jamie 21/07/1998 184 82 Kiewa Sandy Creek FC ......... ..........

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1 PATTERSON, Connor 11/03/2002 180 80 Kingsway JFC ......... ..........

2 KEMP, Jed 09/07/2002 170 68 Railways FC ......... ..........

3 BRUNALLI, Ethan 05/03/2002 182 69 Mines Rovers ......... ..........

7 GRABE-PAPARONE, Chayse 21/05/2001 164 52 Kambalda FC ......... ..........

8 MCGOWAN, Jaxon 29/07/2002 178 70 Kingsway JFC ......... ..........

11 FARAONE, Connor 11/01/2002 180 66 Scarborough JFC ......... ..........

12 JOHNSON, Matthew 16/03/2003 190 78 North Beach JFC ......... ..........

13 VANIRSEN, Lachlan 27/10/2002 182 76 Warwick Greenwood ......... ..........

15 QUARTERMAINE, Jack 01/01/2003 172 65 North Beach JFC ......... ..........

18 GARLETT, Malcolm 12/07/2003 172 61 North Beach JFC ......... ..........

19 HENDERSON, Campbell 03/08/2003 190 78 Carine JFC ......... ..........

20 THOMPSON, Jared 07/01/2003 172 65 Whitfords JFC ......... ..........

22 MORRIS, Blake 11/09/2002 188 75 Kingsley JFC ......... ..........

23 PAGE, Sandon 17/04/2002 190 80 Sorrento-Duncraig JFC ......... ..........

24 KENNEDY, Trey 01/11/2001 178 75 Warwick Greenwood JFC ......... ..........

25 SOUTH, Jake 25/02/2002 197 85 Carine JFC ......... ..........

26 HENDERSON, Lachlan 04/02/2002 191 73 Carine JFC ......... ..........

28 DEAN, Cameron 29/01/2002 192 79 Dunsborough JFC ......... ..........

33 ERASMUS, Neil 02/12/2003 185 77 Hale ......... ..........

34 BOLTON, Ezekiel 30/10/2002 179 83 Ocean Ridge JFC ......... ..........

35 CUNNINGHAM, Liam 20/08/2003 183 74 Carine JFC ......... ..........

37 GOUGE, Jack 15/05/2004 179 65 Mines Rovers FC ......... ..........

41 BROCKMAN, Tyler 22/11/2002 180 80 Wembley Downs JFC ......... ..........

42 EVITT, Jacob 10/03/2004 179 77 Kingsway JFC ......... ..........

43 MULLANE, Patrick 06/10/2001 183 75 Warwick Greenwood JFC ......... ..........

48 MCKAY, Lachlan 03/11/2001 183 90 Wembley Downs JFC ......... ..........

49 MCDONALD, Bryce 19/08/2002 198 77 Gibson FC ......... ..........

52 BILCHURIS, Jaxon 17/02/2001 194 95 Wanneroo JFC ......... ..........

55 WALTER, Kade 29/01/2003 195 98 Wembley Downs JFC ......... ..........

58 BROUGHTON, Sam 24/05/2002 191 100 North Beach JFC ......... ..........

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1 COLLINS, Samuel 22/05/2003 177 74 Booragoon JFC ......... ..........

2 BAVERSTOCK, Joel 27/10/2003 175 68 Willetton JFC ......... ..........

3 WARNER, Corey 07/10/2003 181 71 Willetton JFC ......... ..........

4 WOEWODIN, Taj 26/03/2003 182 70 Booragoon JFC ......... ..........

5 CURLEY, Edward 18/11/2002 173 65 Mullewa FC ......... ..........

6 BROWNE, Joshua 03/01/2003 184 72 Applecross/Mount Pleasant JFC ......... ..........

7 WALKER, Chris 17/10/2002 184 74 Kardinya JFC ......... ..........

8 GORRINGE, Finn 29/05/2002 183 77 Attadale JFC ......... ..........

9 WALKER, Brandon 17/10/2002 184 75 Kardinya JFC ......... ..........

10 HAGAN, Jed 15/10/2004 176 69 Brigades ......... ..........

11 TIRANT, Campbell 22/10/2002 185 77 Brigades JFC ......... ..........

12 HOULT, Byron 31/10/2002 184 74 Chapman Valley ......... ..........

13 HADDOW, Keanu 23/08/2002 183 83 Rossmoyne JFC ......... ..........

14 HODGE, Bailey 07/03/2002 174 75 Canning Vale JFC ......... ..........

15 PAHOLSKI, Ethan 10/02/2002 186 89 Brigades JFC ......... ..........

17 MCGRATH, Lachlan 18/10/2001 194 96 East Fremantle JFC ......... ..........

20 TEAKLE, Bohan 18/08/2001 183 74 Northampton FC ......... ..........

20 WILLIAMS, Rory 21/06/2002 176 75 Bullcreek Leeming JFC ......... ..........

21 CONNOR, Seth 15/08/2003 175 68 Attadale JFC ......... ..........

22 CROWE, Alex 31/08/2001 180 76 Rossmoyne JFC ......... ..........

23 DRAKE-BROCKMAN, Ethan 07/04/2002 178 77 Bullcreek Leeming JFC ......... ..........

24 MCMILLAN, Kobe 18/08/2003 194 78 Canning Vale JFC ......... ..........

25 WILLIAMS, Jack 01/12/2003 193 84 Rossmoyne JFC ......... ..........

26 ORMEROD, Jayden 04/11/2003 178 74 Bullcreek Leeming JFC ......... ..........

27 FALLOWS, Kane 30/10/2003 176 77 Bullcreek Leeming JFC ......... ..........

28 MUSKAROVSKY, Tom 24/11/2001 198 89 Palmyra ......... ..........

30 FEIST, Jacob 18/07/2003 188 86 Rossmoyne JFC ......... ..........

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Peel Thunder’s remarkable journey from WAFL Women’s wooden spooners to premiers in the space of 12 months is complete after they earned a hard-fought Grand Final victory against Subiaco at Provident Financial Oval on Saturday afternoon.

The Joondalup venue played host to the WAFLW Grand Final of 2020 featuring a Subiaco team who has finished on top of the ladder in both seasons of the competition and were trying to get rewarded while Peel was looking to keep its dramatic rise.

The Thunder won just one game in 2019 to claim the wooden spoon and then they still had to win their final home and away season game in 2020 at home to Claremont to even make the finals.

But they did that and ended up in second spot, and then turned around the result from the second semi-final against Subiaco after beating East Fremantle in the preliminary final to dominate Saturday’s Grand Final and win, 4.4 (28) to 2.1 (13).

With experienced goal machine Kira Phillips and 15-year-old Margaret River sensation Ella Roberts up front, the defence rock solid led by Demi Liddle and Ebony Dowson, and then Abby Barnden in the ruck with a strong support cast, the Thunder were just unstoppable on Grand Final day.

Roberts ended up kicking two goals for the Thunder after taking two strong contested marks. It’s remarkable to think she has done what she has in 2020 while still aged 15 and travelling to and from Margaret River.

The league’s leading goalkicker Kira Phillips also kicked another goal for Peel while directly setting up another for Bailey Molloy.

Chloe Wrigley was named best afield and won the Lou Knitter Medal.

Ebony Bilcich became another fascinating story winning a WAFLW premiership to continue her football rise while being a standout basketballer at the

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South West Slammers and following the footsteps of dad Stephen who played 215 games and won three premierships with East Fremantle.

Both Subiaco’s goals came courtesy of Maggie MacLachlan with captain Hayley Miller and vice-captain Tiah Haynes tireless workers for the Lions against the tide.

The Joondalup venue is famous for its windy conditions and it was no different for the WAFLW Grand Final on Saturday afternoon and it was Subiaco who had the advantage of that breeze behind them in the first term.

As a result, the Lions did all the attacking early and went on to kick the first goal of the Grand Final thanks to Maggie MacLachlan at the five-minute mark.

While Subiaco continued to attack, Peel’s backline held up well the rest of the opening quarter and didn’t even concede another score.

The Thunder’s forays forward might have been rare but when they did get it inside-50, they managed to get a goal of their own courtesy of Kira Phillips and even went into quarter-time leading by a solitary point.

Then just a minute into the second term and exciting 15-year-old young superstar Ella Roberts slotted a terrific goal with the breeze behind her as the Thunder began to assert their authority on the Grand Final.

It did take 10 more minutes for another goal but Phillips produced a clever kick to the top of the goal square from the pocket where Bailey Molloy took the mark. She went back to kick the goal and the Thunder’s lead grew to 13 points.

Then minutes later and the teenage excitement machine Roberts took another strong contested mark and kicked her second goal of the Grand Final as the Thunder’s advantage grew to 19 points.

Peel would take that 18-point advantage into half-time with Subiaco needing to find something in the third term to keep their premiership hopes alive.

Once again though with the likes of Demi Liddle and Ebony Dowson outstanding in chopping off Subiaco’s attacks inside-50 and Peel’s back-

line stood tall to deny the Lions at virtually every opportunity.

Again the breeze made it difficult for Peel to get it forward in the third term but Subiaco couldn’t quite close the gap as much as the Lions would have liked. They did get one goal back at the four-minute mark

when MacLachlan marked and converted for her second goal of

the Grand Final.But the Lions couldn’t manage

to find another goal with the breeze and the Thunder still held a 14-point

advantage by three quarter-time.There might have been sunshine during the

third quarter at Joondalup but by the start of the fourth quarter the breeze had picked up even more and the clouds had rolled in.

With the now virtual gale force winds making life difficult in the last quarter for both teams, there was just the one score and that was a behind for Peel with the Thunder going on to secure the 4.4 (28) to 2.1 (13) victory.

That completed the remarkable fairytale story of Peel coming from last in 2019 to premiers in 2020 while for Subiaco, it’s a second straight year of heartbreak in the WAFLW competition after claiming the minor premiership in both seasons.

The day at Provident Financial Oval began with the Simply Energy Rogers Cup Grand Final for the Youth Girls, and it was South Fremantle who prevailed to defeat Peel Thunder 8.4 (52) to 1.4 (10) and claim the premiership for 2020.

And then in the WAFLW Reserves Grand Final also at Provident Financial Oval, Claremont defeated East Fremantle to claim the premiership.

OPTUS WAFL WOMEN’S PREMIERSHIP SEASON – GRAND FINAL

PEEL THUNDER ......... 1.1 4.1 4.3 4.4 (28)SUBIACO .................... 1.0 1.1 2.1 2.1 (13)PEEL THUNDER: Goals – Roberts 2; Molloy, Phillips.Best - Wrigley, Dowson, McKinley, Barnden, Roberts, Liddle.SUBIACO: Goals – MacLachlan 2.Best - Haynes, Miller, MacLachlan, Stannett, Dowrick, Thomas.LOU KNITTER MEDAL: Chloe Wrigley (PT)

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The Simply Energy WA State U18s squad has been announced ahead of two NAB AFL All-Stars Exhibition matches on October 10 and 17.

Given the NAB AFL U18 National Champions were cancelled for season 2020 due to COVID-19, each state is hosting its own set of fixtures to showcase talent before the 2020 AFL National Draft.

Players will be given a chance to shine in front of AFL clubs at the conclusion of their WAFL Colts season, with the squad of around 60 to be split into two even teams across both weekends.

Game one will be played at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday, October 10, starting at 11.30am. Game two details are still being finalised for October 17.

The selection process included player nominations from AFL Club recruiting staff, WAFL Talent Manager Selection Meetings and input from the State Academy Staff.

WA State Talent Manager Adam Jones congratulated all of the players selected and praised the work of players and staff throughout a challenging season.

Simply Energy WA U18s squad announced

“Given the change of format this season, these two games provide the perfect opportunity to showcase all the talent Western Australia has to offer,” he said.

“The squad includes players from our program in 2019, strong performers in the WAFL Colts competition and a glimpse into the future with 2021 draft prospects.”

“Players inside the squad of 57 are guaranteed to play at least one of the two games and there is the possibility to add to the group over the coming weeks.”

2019 Colts Premiership coach and current WAFC Coach Coordinator Ross McQueen and West Perth Colts Coach Ryan Lasscock will coach a team each with a number of WAFL Colts coaches contributing as assistants.

2019 National Championship winning State 18s coach Peter Sumich will oversee the combined squad.

The AFLW WA U18s will play a one-off fixture against a WAFLW All-Stars line-up on Saturday, September 26.

The NAB AFLW Draft will be held on October 6 via a virtual event.

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NAB AFL All-Stars Exhibition games

Saturday, October 10, 11.30am – WA Gold v WA Black (Mineral Resources Park)

Saturday, October 17, 11.30am – WA Gold v WA Black (Venue: TBC)

NAB AFLW All-Stars Exhibition games

Saturday, September 26, 2.30pm – AFLW WA U18s v WAFLW All-Stars

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The Optus WA Football Volunteer of the Year finalists have been announced for season 2020 with 17 individuals recognised for the major prize.

This prestigious award will be presented to someone who makes an outstanding contribution in a volunteer capacity, with over 1000 nominations state-wide in 2020.

Volunteers are the lifeblood of WAFL and

NAME REGION

Peter Panagopoulos Claremont

Lindsay Marley East Fremantle

Ross Condo East Perth

Peter Burton Peel

Mark Longton Perth

Kristie Tregoning South Fremantle

Mimma Rombola Subiaco

Jeff Fahey-Gilmour Swans

Sharon Wood-Kenney West Perth

Terri Tholstrup Goldfields

Terry Eaton Great Southern

Eunice Yu Kimberley

Russell Keene Midlands

Ethan Mollross Midwest

Russell Turner Pilbara

Josh Rayson South West

Brian Roderick Wheatbeltu 2019 Optus Volunteer of the Year Winner John Sobolewski

community clubs and their impact on football in Western Australia cannot be understated.

Each finalist will attend the 2020 Sandover Medal before the winner will be crowned on the night.

The Optus WA Football Volunteer of the Year will receive $2000 and an Apple Watch courtesy of Optus, recognising their outstanding contribution to football.

See a list below of all the finalists.

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WAFL RESULTSFIRST AND SECOND SEMI-FINALS

RESERVES1st Semi FinalClaremont .................2.2 2.5 5.7 9.9 (63)South Fremantle ......3.2 3.8 5.8 6.10 (46)Goals: Claremont - 3 - C Hitchcock 2 - E Mcginty 1 - I Barton, J Clark, K Lines, M Minear South Fremantle - 2 - L Feeney 1 - M Kelly, R Woods, C Ninyette, G BarnesBest: Claremont - C Hitchcock, B Elliott, E Mcginty, I Wallace, J Paul South Fremantle - N Miller, A Haydon, G Byron, G Barnes, J Sax

2nd Semi FinalEast Perth ..................5.0 6.2 7.5 9.9 (63)Subiaco ......................2.0 3.0 4.1 6.1 (37)Goals: East Perth - 4 - M Dobson, B Mcguire 1 - S Kuek Subiaco - 2 - J Borchet 1 - T Edwards-Baldwin, B Fimmano, M Hughes, J AdamsBest: East Perth - S Mckenzie, M Dobson, C Ameduri, J Msando, C Allsop Subiaco - O Matthews, B Golding, L Hickmott, A Clinch

LEAGUE1st Semi FinalWEST PERTH.............. 3.1 3.3 4.5 7.6 (48)PERTH ........................ 0.1 3.3 4.5 5.7 (37)Goals: West Perth – 2 - M Peirce, T Keitel, 1 - A Black, K Knott, L Meadows Perth – 2 - M Rogers, 1 - M Sinclair, K Cary, B Edmonds Best: West Perth – L Meadows, C West, S Nelson, M Peirce, T Manzone Perth – M Taylor, F McInnes, B Colledge, A Fisher, M SinclairReports: NilVenue: Provident Financial OvalAttendance: 3,850

2nd Semi FinalCLAREMONT .............1.3 3.5 5.8 10.11 (71)SOUTH FREMANTLE .0.2 0.3 2.4 3.6 (24)Goals: Claremont – 4 - A Waterman, 3 - A Manuel, 1 - T Lee, J Bolton, T Smallwood South Fremantle – 1 - H Schloithe, T Abbott, C Datson Best: Claremont – A Waterman, D Mountford, J Bolton, C England, K Mitchell South Fremantle – Z Strom, J Maskos, B Rioli, J MillerReports: NilVenue: Fremantle Community Bank OvalAttendance: 2,983

SIMPLY ENERGY COLTS1st Semi FinalEast Fremantle ..........2.4 2.5 5.9 7.9 (51) West Perth .................2.3 2.8 2.10 3.14 (32) Goals: East Fremantle - 2 - C Walker, B Hodge 1 - C Warner, A Crowe, K Mcmillan West Perth - 2 - D Dixon 1 - C RundleBest: East Fremantle - K Haddow, C Warner, F Gorringe, J Browne, E Paholski West Perth - C Johnson, K Johnson, D Dixon, M Mallard

2nd Semi FinalClaremont .................2.5 4.7 5.7 8.10 (58)Subiaco ......................2.0 3.2 4.6 6.7 (43)Goals: Claremont - 2 - Z Mainwaring, J Van Rooyen 1 - J Willson, J Western, L Guelfi, K Gowdie Subiaco - 2 - J Bilchuris 1 - J Kemp, M Johnson, E Bolton, J EvittBest: Claremont - L Young, J Van Rooyen, J Avery, K Blurton, K Lane Subiaco - C Patterson, L Henderson, C Grabe-paparone, L Vanirsen, J Mcgowan

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WAFLW LADDER

PEEL THUNDER ............1.1 4.1 4.3 4.4 (28)SUBIACO .......................1.0 1.1 2.1 2.1 (13)Goals: Peel Thunder – Roberts 2; Molloy, Phillips 1 Subiaco – MacLachlan 2Best: Peel Thunder– Wrigley, Dowson, McKinley, Barnden, Roberts, Liddle Subiaco – Haynes, Miller, MacLachlan, Stannett, Dowrick, ThomasLou Knitter Medal: Chloe Wrigley (Peel Thunder)Venue: Provident Financial OvalAttendance: 2,568

WAFLW LADDER

TEAM P W L D FOR AG PC PTS

SUBIACO 7 6 1 0 304 158 192.41 24

PEEL THUNDER 7 4 3 0 283 211 134.12 16

EAST FREMANTLE 7 4 3 0 215 161 133.54 16

SWAN DISTRICTS 7 4 3 0 270 254 106.3 16

Claremont 7 3 4 0 279 165 169.09 12

South Fremantle 7 0 7 0 78 480 16.25 0

WAFLW RESULTSGRAND FINAL

LEAGUE

TEAM P W L D FOR AG PC PTS

SOUTH FREMANTLE 8 7 1 0 583 350 166.57 28

CLAREMONT 8 6 2 0 554 429 129.14 24

WEST PERTH 8 6 2 0 562 436 128.9 24

PERTH 8 5 3 0 553 554 99.82 20

East Perth 8 4 4 0 569 520 109.42 16

Subiaco 8 4 4 0 562 517 108.7 16

Swan Districts 8 3 5 0 428 483 88.61 12

East Fremantle 8 1 7 0 424 607 69.85 4

Peel Thunder 8 0 8 0 315 654 48.17 0

RESERVES

EAST PERTH 7 7 0 0 484 302 160.26 28

SUBIACO 7 5 1 1 495 317 156.15 22

CLAREMONT 7 4 3 0 476 496 95.97 16

SOUTH FREMANTLE 7 3 4 0 344 343 100.29 12

East Fremantle 7 3 4 0 314 494 63.56 12

West Perth 7 2 5 0 448 454 98.68 8

Perth 7 2 5 0 374 471 79.41 8

Swan Districts 7 1 5 1 384 442 86.88 6

SIMPLY ENERGY COLTS

CLAREMONT 8 7 1 0 653 364 179.4 28

SUBIACO 8 6 2 0 745 412 180.83 24

WEST PERTH 8 6 2 0 624 372 167.74 24

EAST FREMANTLE 8 4 4 0 433 464 93.32 16

South Fremantle 8 4 4 0 429 563 76.2 16

Perth 8 3 5 0 433 640 67.66 12

East Perth 8 2 6 0 422 542 77.86 8

Peel Thunder 8 2 6 0 485 672 72.17 8

Swan Districts 8 2 6 0 386 581 66.44 8

WAFL LADDERS

WAFLW LEADING GOALSCORERSMason SHAW South Fremantle 23

Tyler KEITEL West Perth 21

Logan MCDONALD Perth 21

Alec WATERMAN Claremont 19

Leigh KOHLMANN Swan Districts 17

WAFL LEADING GOALSCORERS

Kira PHILLIPS Peel Thunder 16

Mikayla MORRISON Swan Districts 10

Kate BARTLETT Peel Thunder 9

Aimee SCHMIDT Subiaco 9

Fiona BOUCHER Swan Districts 8

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WAFL LEAGUE FIXTURES ROUND 1

Saturday, 18 July Peel Thunder 9.6 (60) lost to Perth 10.10 (70)Subiaco 11.9 (75) lost to Claremont 15.5 (95)Swan Districts 6.5.(41) lost to West Perth 8.4 (52)South Fremantle 18.8 (116) d East Fremantle 3.3 (21) ROUND 2

Saturday, 25 July East Fremantle 13.9 (87) d Peel Thunder 6.9 (45)West Perth 4.7 (31) lost to South Fremantle 5.9 (39)Claremont 13.7 (85) d Swan Districts 7.6 (48) Perth 14.4 (88) d East Perth 10.7 (67) ROUND 3

Saturday, 1 August Swan Districts 6.4 (40) lost to Subiaco 11.13 (79) East Perth 15.9 (99) d East Fremantle 8.8 (56)Peel Thunder 5.9 (39) lost to West Perth 20.11 (131)South Fremantle 7.6 (48) d Claremont 5.10 (40)ROUND 4

Saturday, 8 August West Perth 12.9 (81) d East Perth 8.1 (49)East Fremantle 8.10 (58) lost to Perth 10.4 (64)Claremont 8.10 (58) d Peel Thunder 5.5 (35)Subiaco 7.5 (47) lost to South Fremantle 15.7 (97)ROUND 5

Saturday, 15 August South Fremantle 10.7 (67) d Swan Districts 7.5 (47) Peel Thunder 5.8 (38) lost to Subiaco 10.15 (75) Perth 12.11 (83) lost to West Perth 13.12 (90) East Perth 8.4 (52) lost to Claremont 12.14 (86) ROUND 6

Saturday, 22 August Subiaco 7.12 (54) lost to East Perth 9.9 (63)Swan Districts 9.8 (62) d Peel Thunder 4.9 (33)Claremont 7.11 (53) lost to Perth 11.4 (70)West Perth 8.11 (59) d East Fremantle 8.7 (55) ROUND 7

Saturday, 29 August Perth 9.10 (64) lost to Subiaco 13.12 (90) Peel Thunder 5.5 (35) lost to South Fremantle 9.16 (70) East Perth 11.9 (75) d Swan Districts 6.4 (40) East Fremantle 9.6 (60) d Claremont 10.5 (65) ROUND 8

Saturday, 5 September Subiaco 12.12 (84) d East Fremantle 6.7 (43)Claremont 10.12 (72) d West Perth 5.11 (41)South Fremantle 13.7 (85) d East Perth 9.9 (63)Swan Districts 11.9 (75) d Perth 7.6 (48)ROUND 9

Saturday, 12 September East Perth 15.11 (101) d Peel Thunder 4.6 (30)West Perth 12.5 (77) d Subiaco 8.10 (58)Perth 8.18 (66) d South Fremantle 9.7 (61)Sunday, 13 September East Fremantle 6.8 (44) lost to Swan Districts 11.9 (75)2ND SEMI AND 1ST SEMI FINAL

Sunday, 20 September1st SF West Perth 7.6 (48) d Perth 5.7 (37)2nd SF South Fremantle 3.6 (24) lost to Claremont 10.11 (71)

PRELIMINARY FINALSunday, 27 September 3.35pm South Fremantle v West Perth Fremantle Community Bank OvalGRAND FINAL

Sunday 4 October 3.10pm Claremont v TBA Fremantle Community Bank Oval

WAFLW FIXTURESROUND 1

Saturday, 18 JulyPeel Thunder 7.4 (46) lost to Swan Districts 8.4 (52)Subiaco 4.6 (30) d Claremont 4.4 (28)Sunday, 19 JulSouth Fremantle 0.0 (0) lost to East Fremantle 14.4 (88)ROUND 2

Sunday, 26 JulySouth Fremantle 0.0 (0) lost to Peel Thunder 9.10 (64)Claremont 8.8 (56) d Swan Districts 5.5 (35) East Fremantle 1.2 (8) lost to Subiaco 4.5 (29)ROUND 3

Saturday, 1 AugustSwan Districts 2.5 (17) lost to Subiaco 6.8 (44)Peel Thunder 5.5 (35) d East Fremantle 3.4 (22) Sunday, 2 AugustSouth Fremantle 1.3 (9) lost to Claremont 9.12 (66)ROUND 4

Saturday, 8 AugustSubiaco 14.11 (95) d South Fremantle 2.2 (14)Sunday, 9 AugustClaremont 2.4 (16) lost to Peel Thunder 3.6 (24)Swan Districts 5.3 (33) d East Fremantle 3.3 (21)ROUND 5

Saturday, 15 AugustPeel Thunder 5.2 (32) lost to Subiaco 6.5 (41)Sunday, 16 AugustSouth Fremantle 2.2 (14) lost to Swan Districts 8.8 (56)East Fremantle 3.6 (24) d Claremont 3.5 (23)ROUND 6

Saturday, 22 AugustSwan Districts 8.6 (54) d Peel Thunder 7.5 (47) Sunday, 23 AugustClaremont 9.10 (64) d South Fremantle 1.2 (8) Subiaco 2.6 (18) lost to East Fremantle 3.8 (26) ROUND 7

Saturday, 29 AugustPeel Thunder 5.5 (35) d Claremont 3.8 (26) Sunday, 30 August East Fremantle 3.8 (26) d Swan Districts 3.5 (23)Subiaco 6.11 (47) d South Fremantle 5.3 (33)2ND SEMI AND 1ST SEMI FINAL

Sunday, 6 September2nd Semi-final - Subiaco 4.4 (28) d Peel Thunder 3.4 (22)1st Semi-final - East Fremantle 5.5 (35) d Swan Districts 4.5 (29)PRELIMINARY FINAL

Sunday, 13 SeptemberPeel Thunder 9.1 (55) d East Fremantle 5.8 (38)GRAND FINAL

Saturday 19 September Subiaco 2.1 (13) lost to Peel Thunder 4.4 (28)

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