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14-15 East Fremantle v Peel

16-17 Subiaco v Perth

18-19 Swan Districts v South Fremantle

20-21 East Perth v Claremont

Every Week6 Awards

7 Tipping

10-11 WAFC news

22 Umpires

23 Eagles and Dockers team lists

24 Country Football

25 Community Football

26 Club notes

27 WAFL Stats

28 Foxtel Cup

29 Ladders & results

30 Fixtures

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4-6 The Age Issue

8 Top 25 Over the Past 25

9 Up Close and Personal

12 Collectables

Features

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IF you are aged in your early 20s you are more likely to get a free kick in the WAFL!

You are also getting more hit outs in season 2012 after 11 rounds than the teenagers or players in their late 20s or 30s.

Heading into Round 12 the Football Budget has broken the stats down using age categories and focussed on the top 20 in each statistical category.

The first age group is the teenagers, then we have players in their early 20s (20-25), late 20s (26-29) and finishing with those aged 30 and above.

When it comes to being awarded a free kick by the whistleblowers, 12 of the top 20 recipients so far are aged in their early 20s.

The leader of the pack in this category is Claremont’s Jake Murphy. The 22-year-old has been awarded 25 free kicks, while 25-year-old East Fremantle midfielder Rory O’Brien is next with 22.

While the majority of players in the WAFL are aged somewhere in their 20s, only one player in the older age bracket has extracted a number of free kicks and that is 30-year-old Royal Michael Swan who ranks fourth and has been given 20 free kicks.

As for the young guns of the competition, teenagers feature in three of the eight main statistical categories – disposals, kicks, handballs, marks, goals, frees for, frees against and hit outs.

Nineteen-year-old West Perth midfielder Aaron Black is the only player under the age of 20 to feature in the top 20 mark-takers so far this season having taken 51, while East Fremantle’s Max Duffy, 19, is the only teenager ranking in the top 20 goalkickers with 18 majors so far this season.

When it comes to big men, two 19-year-olds are among the leaders in the hit outs

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“Our game plan involves using the ball by foot a lot so as a result if you get yourself

into good position you can take a few marks,” Aaron Black.

category, with Peel duo Mitchell Leyendekkers and Scott Lycett having had 158 and 85 hit outs respectively.

Black, a Christmas Day baby, made his debut for the Falcons in 2010 and modestly credits the Falcons game plan with his high marking tally.

“Our game plan involves using the ball by foot a lot so as a result if you get yourself into good position you can take a few marks,” said Black who is studying to become a physical education teacher.

“For me now though I need to take the game on more and run forward and kick more goals. That all comes with confidence and that’s building with every game I play.

“I’ve kicked goals in the last four games but I need to do more of that if I want to take my game to the next level.”

Black played in the Falcons Foxtel Cup win against Ainslie in April and is in the squad to take on Werribee in a quarter final of the national competition this Saturday at the MCG. The game will be the curtain-raiser to the Richmond and Fremantle clash.

“I’ve thought a little bit about playing at the MCG but to be honest, for me and for the team, while we want to win that game we are focussed on the following week in the WAFL against Perth,” he said.

“Last Monday was a big game for us and we really needed to win to get our season back on track. While getting two points was better than getting none,

we need to focus on the games ahead and get some wins on the board.”

When it comes to total disposals, there’s no splitting the early and late 20s, with both age groups having nine players represented in the top 20 after Round 11.

There are two players in their 30s (South Fremantle’s Kris Miller and Perth’s Leon Davis) in there too, while no teenagers feature among the leading ball magnets.

At the age of 31 Miller is fifth in the league in terms of disposals (238), while 30-year-old Davis is 19th with 204.

Other players in their 30s still mixing it when it comes to stats leaders are 30-year-old Claremont forward Medhurst (second in marks with 66, fourth in goals with 22, second in frees against with 16 and ninth in kicks with 137); Miller has the most handballs in the comp with 127 and the 18th most frees against with 12); Davis is seventh in terms of kicks with 146; 31-year-old Bulldog Paul Mugambwa is 18th in goals with 14 and 31-year-old Subiaco forward Des Headland is 20th in the same category with 13.

Turn to page 27 of this week’s Football Budget to see the Top 10 statistical category leaders. For longer lists head to www.wafl.com.au and head to the stats drop down menu and click on rankings.

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NINE legends were among the 52 inaugural inductees into the East Fremantle Football Club’s Hall of Fame.

The Hall of Fame was established to allow the club to celebrate the outstanding contribution of individual players, coaches, administrators and volunteers.

David “Dolly” Christie, Tom Wilson, W.J. “Nipper” Truscott, John “Jerry” Dolan, George Doig, Jack Sheedy, Merv Cowan, Jack “Stork” Clarke and Brian “Bomber” Peak were given the highest honour of being announced as legends last Saturday night.

East Fremantle became the fourth WAFL club to establish a Hall of Fame and the initial qualification period was 1898 to 1986.

Players from 1987 will be considered from next year’s induction onwards.

The inductees were:

David “Dolly” Christy, Tom Wilson, James “Scotty” Doig, Charles “Dick” Sweetman, John “Hooky” Doig, Tom “Pop” Lewis, Charles Doig Snr, Harry Sharpe, Archie Strang, R.J. Lynn, W. J. “Nipper” Truscott, Ray Mudie, Len Cinoris, A.F. “Barney” Sheedy, Leonard Brown, John “Jerry” Dolan, Jack “Skinny” Baird, Dave Woods, Carlisle “Bub” Jarvis, Roy “Skeeter” McGlinn, Charles Doig Jnr, George Doig, Allan Ebbs, Don Gabrielson, George Prince, Vic French, Charlie Lundgren, Jack Sheedy, Jim Conway, Ken Ebbs, Harold Jefferys, Bob Hicks, Merv Cowan, Ray French, Percy Johnson, Jack “Stork”Clarke, Wilson Onions, Con Regan, Frank Coulson, Ken Holt, Ray “Oscar” Howard, Len Anderson, Norm Rogers, Ray Sorrell, Fred Lewis, Trevor Sprigg, Graham Melrose, Doug Green, David Hollins, Brian “Bomber” Peake, Else Park, Elsie Baird.

Sharks Hall of Fame

// Aaron Black

// Brian Peake

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LEADING GOAL KICKERS FOR 2012

AFTER ROUND 11

30 Josh Smith (EP)

25 Ben Saunders (SF)

24 Brad Holmes (Peel)

22 Ian Richardson (CL), Tim Geappen (SD), Paul Medhurst (CL)

18 Max Duffy (EF), Michael Walters (SD), Callum Sinclair (SUB), Andrew McCarrey (SF), Chad Jones (CL)

17 Ashley Hansen (SD), Jack Perham (EF), Tom Lee (CL)

15 Rhett Kerr (SUB), Adam Prior (EP)

14 Paul Mugambwa (SF), Ryan Davis (SD), Blake Broadhurst (SUB)

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2012 TALLY BOARD

Claremont 130

East Fremantle 112

East Perth 109

Swan Districts 90

West Perth 81

Perth 72

South Fremantle 66

Subiaco 56

Peel Thunder 40

Leading goalkicker award

Player of the YearROSS Young’s one vote last weekend moved him into equal second place in the voting for the Osborne Park Volkswagen Player of the Year Award.

Largely the top of the tally board remained unchanged, although Koby Stevens worked his way to seven with a two-vote performance in East Fremantle’s derby win on Monday.

Rising StarSWAN Districts young gun Jarrad Blight picked up top votes for the second week in a row to continue challenging the leaders in the 2012 WAFL Combined Past Players and Offi cials Association Rising Star Award.

West Perth’s Laine Rasmussen is still the player to catch, earning another three votes to take the outright lead.

LEADING VOTE GETTERS FOR 2012

17 Laine Rasmussen (WP)

14 Max Duffy (EF)

12 Jarrad Blight (SD)

8 Sean Henson (EF), Ben Saunders (SF), Chris Deluca (SUB), Shane Nelson (WP)

7 Aaron Holt (CL), Kody Manning (WP)

6 Adam Faulkner (SD), Dayle Garlett (SD)

5 Ryan Maldenis (EP), Matthew Jukes (SD), Koby Stevens (EF), Mitchell Lleyendekkers (Peel), Mitchell Lleyendekkers (Peel)

4 Mitchell Boyle (EF), Haiden Schloithe (SF), Darcy Barden (WP), Stephen Mansfield (EP), Rhys Waters (SUB)

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ROUND 11 VOTES

Claremont v Peel

3. Matt Orzel (Peel)

2. Tom Sheridan (Peel)

1. Byron Schammer (CL)

Perth v Swan Districts

3. Matt Riggio (SD)

2. Ashley Hansen (SD)

1. Ross Young (PTH)

West Perth v East Perth

3. Ray Bartholomew (WP)

2. Freddie Clutterbuck (EP)

1. Josh Smith (EP)

South Frem v East Frem

3. Rory O’Brien (EF)

2. Koby Stevens (EF)

1. Andrew McCarrey (EF)

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Claremont v Peel

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2. Brad Nisbett (CL)

1. Aaron Holt (CL)


3. Jarrad Blight (SD)

2. Blaine Boekhorst (SD)

1. Simon Tunbridge (PTH)


3. Laine Rasmussen (WP)

2. Shane Nelson (WP)

1. Kody Manning (WP)


3. Sean Henson (EF)

2. Haiden Schloithe (SF)

1. Cameron Symonds (EF)


13 Kane Mitchell (CL), Paul Johnson (EP)

11 Garry Moss (EP), Mark Hutchings (WP), Ross Young (PTH)

9 Luke Blackwell (CL)

7 Kris Miller (SF), Aidan Parker (SUB), Koby Stevens (EF)

6 Pat Travers (Peel), Ryan Cook (SF), Rory O’Brien (EF)

5 Craig Wulff (EP), Mitch Andrews (CL), Josh Roberts (SD), Matt Riggio (SD)

4 Marlon Motlop (SD), Dylan Roberton (EP), Jason Bristow (SUB), Josh Smith (EP)

To be eligible for votes in the Rising Star Award, players must have played eight games or less at the start of the 2012 season and be aged 21 or under at the end of the season.

AFL-listed rookies are eligible to win the award as long as they are not elevated to the senior AFL list throughout the season.

Votes do no need to be awarded.

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Tweets of the week

@BeauPearson (Beau Pearson) A draw between East and West Perth. That’s ok, I’m sure fans from both sides can play nice and share the points #WAFL

@lachydoug23 (Lachlan Douglas) @traceylewis5 Why do @WestPerthFC fans keep booing Smith? Dont they know Hutchings is from @EastPerthFC #WAFL

@R_Lewis_thewest (Ross Lewis) Wonder what introduction of #AFL reserves would do to the good old #WAFL derby? #greatadvertisement4WAFL

@IanPrendergast (Ian Prendergast) Amazing round. Best, and hardest, game in the world. @Buddy_Franklin & @GaryAblettJnr wow! Thoughts with injured boys (@DanielMenzel10).

@BSpriggy (Brett Sprigg) Great night last night at @EFFC Hall of Fame.Amazing that a club with 115yrs history can find new ways to celebrate it

@JarradDeZilwa (Jarrad DeZilwa) Everyone surprised peel beat Claremont. I’ve always had faith in my boys. #greatwin #WAFL

@clintwits (Clint W) @CorbinMiddlemas after all the joking, seems the Claremont v Peel rivalry is now really alive and kicking! #wafl #rivalryround

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// Brad Smith

WHENEVER the name Brad Smith arises in general talks about the best WA footballers, there are usually two main areas of discussion.

The first is that most people would love to have seen him get a chance to prove himself at AFL level.

The second is that the reluctant ‘hero’ will forever be remembered as one of the WAFL’s greatest goal kickers during Subiaco’s most successful premiership era.

Earlier this year Smith’s induction as one of the Top 25 Players Over the Past 25 Years was testament to his dominance over a career that started in 1998 and ended in 2009.

It’s not that the four-time Bernie Naylor medallist (the WAFL leading goalkicker) wasn’t given an opportunity – it’s just that his knees let him down.

Smith had played 77 WAFL games for Subiaco by the end of 2004 and won the goalkicking twice and kicked five goals in the Lions’ 2004 premiership win when West Coast backed him to fit into their forward structure and drafted him at pick 57 in the 2004 AFL draft.

But an AFL career was to forever elude the likable lad who is the son of former Geelong and West Perth forward Phil Smith.

Two knee reconstructions over the next two seasons ended any dreams Smith had of making it at the next level.

But in a move that further added to his credentials of being one of WA’s most revered footballers, he returned to play with Subiaco in 2007 and while injury kept him out of the Lions’ 2006 premiership side, he came back to kick seven in the winning 2007 premiership side (winning the Simpson Medal as the best on ground) and six in the victorious 2008 team.

He lined up at full forward for the Lions in the grand final in 2009 but was held goalless

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and the Lions went on to be beaten by South Fremantle. He was also part of the losing 2003 grand final side after injuring a knee early and not able to contribute to the scoresheet.

Aidan Parker, a fellow Top 25 inductee and former premiership teammate of Smith’s, said the unassuming forward was the best he has ever played with or against.

“He was far and away the best forward I’ve seen in the WAFL,” said the current Subiaco captain.

“He had, and still has, a lot of respect around the footy club. Brad was always professional and aggressive in the way he went about his

“The way he came back from those two knee

reconstructions to continue having a massive

impact on the club was incredible and that’s

why he is so respected around the club and in

footy circles in general.

footy and one of the most passionate Subiaco people you will ever meet.

“His dad Phil instilled in him that you treat everyone the same no matter what their reputation and that’s exactly how he is.

“The way he came back from those two knee reconstructions to continue having a massive impact on the club was incredible and that’s why he is so respected around the club and in footy circles in general.

“It was so amazing to be a part of a team where somedays you could sit back in the backline and watch Brad and the likes of Ali Pickett go to work.”

BRAD SMITH

Subiaco 1998-2004, 2007-2009, 140 games, 530 goals

WA 2 games, 6 goals

Games in qualification period: 140 WAFL games,

2 State games

Medals/Awards in qualification period: Subiaco

F&B 2007, Simpson Medal 2007, Bernie Naylor

Medal 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008

Premierships in qualification period: 2004, 2007,

2008

Andrew: Throughout the various media season previews many tipsters had Swans fi nishing out of the top four. How have you improved so much from last year?

Tom: This year we have most of our best players fit and on the field each week. The team took a year to gel together and this year we have seen some great results from the group.

Andrew: How did you end up joining Swan Districts?

Tom: I originally came from North Ballarat in the VFL. Swans showed interest in me and once I left Richmond I came over to experience Perth and look at the opportunities that Swans offered me. It looked fantastic, so I decided to make the move interstate and haven’t looked back.

Andrew: Wesley Lammie is currently leading the competition in hit-outs, is he AFL potential?

Tom: Definitely! Quality ruckmen are hard to find and he has shown some great improvement as a player this year. He is such a prolific runner and very dedicated to his footy. If he can keep improving at a similar rate, he will more than likely get drafted.

Former West Coast and Perth key forward Andrew McDougall gets up close and personal with former AFL players in the WAFL. This week the director of the Australian Institute of Football questions former Richmond Tigers wingman Tom Roach who is currently playing with Swan Districts.

Andrew: Who are the three best players you played with at Richmond?

Tom: Matthew Richardson, Wayne Campbell and Brett Deledio.

Andrew: Who is the hardest player you have played on in the WAFL this year?

Tom: Craig Wulff.

Andrew: Your father Michael was a Richmond legend, does he still follow the club and get to the games?

Tom: Yes. He is still a strong supporter of the club and gets to most of the home games.

Andrew: You are employed by West Coast, what is your role there?

Tom: I am the Schools and Community Development Officer. My job involves going out to schools where we run football and educational programs.

Andrew: Have you ever seen anyone dominate a game like Andrew Krakouer did in the grand fi nal win in 2010?

Tom: No, not to the extent that he did. He dominated that game and pretty much won it for us.

Andrew: Is Claremont the team to beat this year?

Tom: Yes! The Tigers are the best side at present and East Fremantle is right up there too when all of the AFL boys are in the side.

Andrew: What do you enjoy about living in Perth?

Andrew: How is former Peel and Subiaco player Shaun Hildebrandt going at the club this year?

Tom: Really well. He is a fantastic player and it was great to have him come to our side this year. He plays on the opposite wing and is giving me a lot of support on field. School Holiday

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Tom: The laidback atmosphere and the weather.

Andrew: Who is your favourite band or favourite singer?

Tom: The Temper Trap.

Andrew: What is your favourite food?

Tom: Chocolate.

Andrew: What is your interest outside of football?

Tom: Golf.

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// Tom Roach

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

with Andrew McDougall

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// Members of the Bendigo Bank Maali Academy at a recent training session.

The next batch of Swan Districts Football Club (SDFC) stars are coming on in leaps and bounds at the Bendigo Bank Maali Academy at John Reid Oval in Forrestfi eld.

The program, which provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander boys aged nine to 18 with a range of personal development sessions, is starting to make its mark, with more than 15 boys participating on a weekly basis.

The personal development sessions touched on several key topics including drug, alcohol and crime awareness, goal-setting, self-esteem, and positive affirmations just to name a few.

The boys were given a chance to show their wares in the AFL 9’s Maali Cup, a six-month competition which will lead into the 2013 Nicky Winmar Cup and potential exhibition matches in the Swans District Junior Competition.

The boys are already showing signs of leadership potential and maturity over the past four months and the Maali Academy, which is proudly supported by Bendigo Bank’s Forrestfield and High Wycombe Branches, as well as Forrestfield Football Club, is looking forward to seeing these boys develop as solid role models for their community.

The Bendigo Bank Maali Academy, which is also open to non-Indigenous boys in the suburbs of Forrestfield, High Wycombe, Kalamunda and Maida Vale, embraces natural talent whilst teaching life skills in a safe and

positive environment. The Bendigo Bank Maali Academy also acts as a mentoring support program, which utilises football as a tool to engage participants in the Swans District Junior Competition.

V Swans Community Development Officer, Danny Penny and WAFC District Manager for the Swans District, Isaac Stewart, utilise positive role models and special guest speakers throughout the course of the program to ensure maximum engagement and participation.

Some of the role models and guest speakers include SDFC stars Jarrhan Jacky, Marlon Motlop and Michael Walters and league coach Greg Harding.

The program will also utililse local Indigenous Elders to build strong links and relationships with all the participants and their families.

The Maali Academy also hopes to develop greater awareness of the WAFL coaching, playing and umpiring pathways, thus generating a greater sense of wellbeing amongst participants.

The Maali Academy recognises the support of its principal sponsor Bendigo Bank Forrestfield and High Wycombe Branch and key community partners including the Swans District Football Development Council (SDFDC), SDFC, V Swans, West Australian Football Commission (WAFC), Forrestfield Football Club and the Shire of Kalamunda.

Maali Academy makes its mark

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The heavy weights of the WA Women’s Football League go head to head this weekend in what is shaping up to be the match of the home and away season for 2012.

Under lights at Medibank Stadium at 5.15pm on Saturday, June 9, the undefeated Coastal Titans will host their rivals the East Fremantle Sharks.

After a massive grand final match in 2011, which saw the Sharks run over the Titans in the last quarter, the Titans have hit the 2012 season in dominating fashion to be the only team in the competition still undefeated.

They will go into Saturday night’s clash as the favourites over the Sharks.

However, after only defeating the Sharks in the opening round by 12 points, the Titans will definitely not be taking this match lightly.

The Titans will be looking to their calm and collected captain, 2009 State and All Australian player, Lauren Stammers, in the midfield to earn the well needed centre clearances and get the ball inside their forward 50m.

WA Women’s top of the table clash

// Coastal Titans

captain Lauren

Stammers.

WAFC

2012 Colts Coaches Award

VOTES FROM ROUND 11


3. Callum Hart (EP)

2. Aidan Lynch (WP)

1. Beau Chatley (EP)


3. Michael Sinclair (P)

2. Callum Harvey-Wilson (SD)

1. Zachary Ridley (P)

Claremont v Peel Thunder

3. Timothy O’Hara (C)

2. Jeffrey Carter (PT)

1. Sam Lamont (C)


3. Jayden D’Vauz (SF)

2. Matthew Jupp (EF)

1. Sheldon Taylor (SF)


13 Marco Paparone (EF)

11 Rhys Miller (SF), Dean Kent (P)

10 Fraser Miller (SD), Matthew Jupp (EF)

9 Jesse Hogan (CL)

8 Corey Morris (PT), James Garcia (S)

7 Brayden Antonio (WP)

6 Gordon Alone (EP), Tim Kelly (SF)

5 Dale Hart (P), Kieran Hug (P), Dale Hamilton (SF), Aidan Lynch (WP)

4 Brayden Lawler (SD), Jackson Ramsay (EP), Alex Sheed (S), Beau Chatley (EP), Tim O’Hara (CL)

3 Jack Martin (CL), Trent Bradshaw (EP), Brendan Lim (CL), Samuel Garstone (P), Tim Sutherland (WP), Tom Bowey (EF), Dylan Morgan (CL), Adam Carter (SF), Dominic Sheed (S), Corey Chalmers (WP), Mitchell McGovern (CL), Thomas Curtin (CL), Marcus Ruggiero (EP), Joel Kalajzic (P), Jayden D’Vauz (SF), Callum Hart (EP), Michael Sinclair (P), Sam Lamont (CL)

State 18s go down

Season 2011 WA player Dana Hooker could also create headaches for the Sharks if she gets the ball in her hands.

Striving to break the Titans’ winning streak, the Sharks will be heading into the match equally as determined to take the points on Saturday night.

With current Debbie Lee Medallist, Kirby Bentley, and back-to-back WAWFL Fairest and Best winner, Mel Caulfield, the Sharks will be looking to benefit from their experience, as they have proved in the past to be influential game changers in tight matches.

With an extensive list of talent including five 2011 All Australian players, 17 players from the 2011 State Open team, nine from the U18’s National Championship in May and three State School Girls representatives, it is sure to be a thriller with lots of talent and skills on show.

The girls will be throwing everything they have into the match to ensure their team comes away with the four points.

The WA State 18s lost their fi rst game of the 2012 NAB AFL Under-18 Championships, going down in an upset to Queensland by two points.

Their next test is this Saturday, June 9 against NSW/ACT at Arena Joondalup at 12pm.

NSW/ACT lost to Vic Country in their Round 1 clash by nine points.

SCOREBOARDQueensland ....................................1.0 3.3 7.5 10.6 (66)Western Australia ..........................0.0 4.8 6.12 8.16 (64)GOALS: QLD -- Tickner 4; Bourke, Grewar, Gribble, Jones, Power, Wardle. WA -- Shaw, Yarran 2; Hogan, Garlett, McKenzie, Stokes. BEST: QLD -- Tickner, Wylde, Ives, Skennar, Power, Jones, Allir. WA -- Taylor, Ramsay, Garlett, Lynch, Hogan

// Sharks key player Kirby

Bentley in action for WA.

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There are a few companies who clearly recognised the value of linking their brands to the WAFL in its heyday.

Among those who produced several pieces of WAFL memorabilia are the oil companies, like Mobil and Shell.

But Twisties was another company which regularly produced WAFL memorabilia, like the rare little cards which appeared in this column a few weeks ago or the plastic badges which I wrote about last year

All of these were produced in the late 1960s and this next lot of Twisties collectables was probably produced around the same time.

Finally for this week, there have been a few interesting auction results in recent weeks, especially concerning programs.

A 1979 Escort Championships program from the match between Richmond and Subiaco sold for just under $75 last Sunday, while a program from the 1967 game between West Perth and the Avon Football Association (signed by Mel Whinnen and Bill Dempsey) fetched almost $125.

And a small itinerary for Port Adelaide’s trip to WA in 1913 sold for a tick over $85.

A couple of interesting items were shown to me recently which reminded me that the football community has always looked after its own.

The first was a little button belonging to South Fremantle supporter Tom, who said he had had it for many years.

It features a photograph of Ron Doig – from the famous Fremantle footballing family – and the words “Ron Doig Memorial Fund 1932”.

Doig was captain-coach of South Fremantle, despite being just 23, when he died after the Southerners’ narrow first semi-final loss to East Perth that year.

He was injured during the game, but played on. It wasn’t until he fell ill that night that he was taken to hospital, where he died.

Within days, a plan to memorialise Doig was hatched. Money would be raised from the public to build an out-patients’ ward at Fremantle Hospital.

The State Government agreed to match

the donations received and it seemed as though every sporting organisation in the country was prepared to hold an event to raise money.

The Ron Doig Memorial wing was built at a cost of more than £7000 and was opened in August, 1934.

Tom’s badge is the only piece of memorabilia I have seen relating to either Doig or the memorial fund and is an important piece of South Fremantle’s history.

I’m not sure it would be a particularly valuable WAFL collectable, but it’s really impossible to tell with this one. Either way, I wouldn’t mind having one in my collection.

The second item is somewhat similar in nature and from a similar time.

Swan Districts footballer Hugh Forbes was badly injured when he was involved in a car crash while driving home from a game against Claremont in 1936.

He spent many months in hospital and

Auction results

Companies and WAFL branding These were little pendants which featured logos for clubs from the WAFL, VFL, SANFL and QFL.

The West Perth pendant looks like Polly Farmer, who coached the Cardinals from 1969-1971, which is probably the reason collectors claim they are from this era.

Either way, they are definitely sought-after and the anonymous collector who showed me his full set is probably sitting on up to $200-worth.

As always, condition is extremely important if you are hoping for top dollar. But, whatever condition these are in, you wouldn’t have any real difficulty finding a buyer.

the club organised a one-off benefit match at Bassendean Oval, which was played after the season had finished.

The teams were made up of WAFL players – one with players who also had VFL or SANFL experience and the other with players who had only played in WA.

The team lists in the program included some of the champions of WA football, including George Moloney, Jack Cashman and John Leonard, while George “Staunch” Owens umpired.

Again, it’s difficult to know how much this one is worth. It’s not in the greatest nick, but is extremely rare and would be sought after by collectors of Swan Districts memorabilia. Perhaps $100, but I would be interested to see how it went at auction.

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During 2012, the Football Budget will again feature a section on WAFL memorabilia and invites you to write or email if you want more information about the football collectables you have tucked away at home.

COLLECTABLESby Sean Cowan

If you have a query regarding WAFL memorabilia, send photographs and/or details to Sean at [email protected] or Sean Cowan, GPO Box N1025, Perth WA, 6843. His website is at www.waflcollectables.webs.com and he also can be contacted on 0412 760 004.

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Round 11Saturday, June 2Claremont v Peel Thunder

Round 12Saturday, June 9Subiaco v Perth

Round 13Saturday, June 16East Fremantle v Subiaco

Round 14Saturday, June 23Subiaco v Claremont

ABC TV WAFL Guide All games broadcast from 2pm

EAST PERTH V CLAREMONTMedibank StadiumIn what is shaping up to be a blockbuster Sunday clash, Claremont will be looking to distance itself from East Perth who could usurp top spot with a win this week.

The ladder leaders were stunned by Peel, though they were mostly let down by inaccuracies and lacklustre fourth quarter defence. The Tigers were unable to take advantage of Peel’s errors and make an impact on the scoreboard, falling off in the final term.

Claremont however will not make the same mistakes twice, and will be ready to fight until the last minute against the Royals who showed plenty of guts by extracting an improbable draw against their derby rivals last week. Big men Paul Johnson and Mitch Andrews will be vital in the middle for their respective sides as they fight to get their midfielders first use of the ball.

The Royals have played strongly this year, their opening round game against the Tigers showing early on their formidable and open style.

Playing mostly on the wings could allow the Royals to tire out the Tigers, as the Royals have been able to sustain their high level of intensity throughout a

game while attacking across the ground.

With a strong inside presence and talent on the wings in Freddie Clutterbuck and Craig Wulff the Royals will give the Tigers match-up challenges.

Overall record: East Perth won 145, Claremont won 114, Drawn 2

SUBIACO V PERTHMedibank StadiumSubiaco will want to avoid falling further behind the top four, though Perth will no doubt provide the Lions with a tough challenge.

The Demons were forced into a physical contest by the Swans, though the style seemed to suite them at times, staying competitive for three of four quarters. While losing Paul Bevan and his defensive influence will be a heavy loss, the Demons will have to step up and find ways to cover his absence. The Demons have been able to put together defensive minded games on occasion though need to find ways to continue attacking at the same time.

Perth hasn’t won a game since beating the Lions in Round 6, a victory due largely to the workrate of Ross Young, Sam Butler and Nick Lower. Blake Broadhurst and Brant Chambers should once again be the focus for Subiaco, though the Lions have shown the ability to create opportunities when the duo faces stifling defences.

Subiaco will look to their midfield to drive their attack, while Perth will need to take advantage of their strength in the ruck and on the wing, and avoid the all too familiar fourth quarter fade out.

Overall record: Subiaco won 157, Perth won 165

EAST FREMV PEEL THUNDEREast Fremantle OvalPeel is once again looking to become a late season giant killer though East Fremantle will want to avoid letting the Thunder come within striking range.

The Thunder showed their ability to challenge anyone regardless of positioning, pulling off the upset of the season with its win over Claremont thanks largely to a seven-goal final term, their largest fourth quarter haul this year.

A large part of the win was due to the Thunder’s focus on restricting Claremont’s key scorers, a mindset that will need to be carried over to this week to combat the Sharks’ increasing midfield-led confidence.

The Sharks were challenged in their last matchup with the Thunder, inaccuracy almost costing them late in the game along with an inability to reign in Pat Travers and Matt Battye. The Thunder are becoming more defensively aware of their opponents’ weaknesses and have become more confident with their scoring. They’ll need to force the Sharks to look beyond Rory O’Brien, Mark McGough and Koby Stevens in the midfield which should apply more pressure on East’s forwards to play up the ground and create their own opportunities.

The Sharks will need to sure up their presence in the middle while targeting Travers, Battye and Brad Holmes to force the Thunder into relying on less confident scoring options.

Overall record: East Fremantle won 28, Peel won 9

SWAN DIST V SOUTH FREMSteel Blue OvalSouth Fremantle is running short of chances to improve its finals hopes and will hope to regain some momentum against the rolling Swan Districts, who could find itself sitting in outright first with a win this week.

The Bulldogs fell just eight points short of a derby comeback led by an impressive effort from Andrew McCarrey with seven goals. While they overcame deficits at all the breaks the Bulldogs were unable to maintain their fight in the final term. Against Swan Districts, who stepped up physically in their win over Perth, the Bulldogs will need to assert themselves and not let the Swans dictate the flow of the game.

Last time the two sides met the Bulldogs allowed Swans to run rampant though the midfield and dominate the ruck, leading to six multiple goal scorers and a 23-point loss.

The Bulldogs will have to be careful not to let the Swans forwards stamp their mark on the game. Against Perth the Ash Hansen-Murray Newman tandem combined for 12 goals with Newman also gathering 29 disposals. Kris Miller, Toby Bairstow and Ryan Cook will once again be key in stemming the flow of the Swans’ attack through the centre, though will need to be able to focus on impacting the game offensively themselves.

Overall record: Swan Districts won 99, South Fremantle won 132

by Andrea Damonse

GAME PREVIEWS

// Paul Johnson

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Reserves Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Umpires

Colts Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Umpires

Reserves - Saturday, June 9, 11.40am, East Fremantle Oval.

Colts -Saturday, June 9, 9.10am, East Fremantle Oval.

Field: Tom Gryta, Reece Baker, Tim Giles

Boundary: Josh Garrett, Sean Turnbull, Jason Dick

Goal: Brendan Carrod, Dave Greenwood

Field: Ben Laycock, Matt De Jong, Craig Bowden

Boundary: Brandon Simpson, Michael Harrington, Sean Moylan

Goal: Cameron Symcox, Thomas Ransome Peel Thunder

East Fremantle

East Fremantle

Peel Thunder

1 HAYDON, Andrew 21/10/93 South Mandurah JFC .............. ..............2 COPELAND, Brendon 11/07/94 Baldivis JFC .............. ..............3 ANZELLINO, Rhys 11/01/95 Waroona JFC .............. ..............4 WYTHES, Jordan 09/12/93 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............5 WATSON, Jarrod 04/07/94 HBL JFC .............. ..............7 BEE, Matthew 21/04/94 Pinjarra JFC .............. ..............11 FIELD, Aden 13/06/94 Rockingham JFC .............. ..............13 BLACK, Callum 31/03/94 Baldivis .............. ..............14 WESTWOOD, Kyle 11/03/94 Rockingham JFC .............. ..............15 FISH, Corey 06/05/94 South Mandurah JFC .............. ..............16 HUMPHRIES, Kyle 02/04/94 Mandurah .............. ..............17 HANCOCK, Benjamin 23/04/96 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............19 COLLARD, Jay 17/02/94 Waroona .............. ..............20 HOBSON, Brodie 11/08/95 .............. ..............20 KELLY, Baron 14/04/94 Pinjarra .............. ..............21 WALSH, Bradley 03/09/96 Rockingham JFC .............. ..............22 RUBERY, Matthew 22/09/93 South Mandurah JFC .............. ..............23 WRIGLEY, Christopher 22/06/95 Rockingham .............. ..............24 WEDDERBURN , Isaac 27/02/95 Donnybrook .............. ..............26 WILKEY, Reise 06/05/95 Pinjarra JFC .............. ..............28 BAKER, Shawn 07/01/94 Halls Head .............. ..............29 DAWSON, William 11/12/93 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............30 BARNDON, Sam 09/03/94 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............32 MARSHALL, Callum 06/10/94 Mundijong .............. ..............34 BOWMAN, Jarrod 26/05/95 Halls Head .............. ..............35 PIGGOT, Matthew 30/08/95 Halls Head JFC .............. ..............36 TINGHEY, Brendan 22/04/96 Rockingham JFC .............. ..............37 WALSH, Andrew 09/12/94 Rockingham .............. ..............38 DAWSON, Pierce 25/03/95 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............40 SKIPWORTH, Luke 12/09/95 Mandurah .............. ..............41 MAY, Kieran 14/08/95 Pinjarra JFC .............. ..............

No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds

East Perth Football ClubPeel Thunder Football ClubCOLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Scott Franklin

4 GILLAM, Brennan 10/07/91 Halls Head JFC ................. .................8 BESWICK, Robert 15/04/88 Pinjarra JFC ................. .................12 MASON, Rhett 30/03/91 Waroona JFC ................. .................14 KEDDELL, Mitchell 07/08/88 Port Melbourne ................. .................15 GREEN, Mitchell 07/05/90 Busselton ................. .................16 LUFF, Christopher 07/01/91 Halls Head JFC ................. .................17 BRISTOW, James 29/01/89 Golden Square ................. .................20 FLAHERTY, James 05/11/86 Bendigo ................. .................22 THORNTON, Bryce 05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Leschenault ................. .................23 MCFARLANE, Devin 04/09/92 South Mandurah JFC ................. .................25 HERRING, Ryan 10/11/86 Sturt ................. .................26 MURDOCH, Matheson 30/04/92 South Mandurah JFC ................. .................27 TRIPLETT, Bradley 12/04/89 Halls Head JFC ................. .................29 JOHNSTON, David 17/06/90 South Bunbury ................. .................30 EDDY, Callan 13/02/92 Pinjarra JFC ................. .................34 BEASLEY, Joel 27/07/92 Pinjarra JFC ................. .................35 GARLETT, Clinton 16/04/91 Carey Park ................. .................36 HANSEN, Liam 04/01/89 Kelmscott ................. .................37 FLEAY, Thomas 20/12/92 York ................. .................38 MULGRAVE, Ryan 23/01/93 Mandurah JFC ................. .................41 EARDLEY, James 20/06/93 Secret Harbour JFC ................. .................42 HILL, Mason 06/03/92 Armadale ................. .................43 RYAN, Mitchell 11/12/91 Baldivis ................. .................44 OBAL, Travis 10/05/93 HBL ................. .................46 BESWICK, Dean 01/03/91 Pinjarra ................. .................47 MCKENNA, Liam 18/04/92 Safety Bay JFC ................. .................48 ECCLES, Samuel 21/01/93 Baldivis ................. .................49 MATHERS, Joshua 27/04/93 Warnbro JFC ................. .................50 YOUNG, Peter 02/01/93 Beverley ................. .................51 LAURENDI, Joseph 05/02/89 Mandurah ................. .................52 HARDY, Dominic 30/08/92 Halls Head JFC ................. .................53 GIANATTI, Toby 17/07/90 Mundijong ................. .................54 JONES, Matthew 11/02/92 Safety Bay JFC ................. .................55 DEVITT, Alex 26/02/93 Eaton ................. .................55 BOMBARDIERI, Aaron 22/03/93 South Mandurah JFC ................. .................58 WEAL, Aaron 30/01/92 Halls Head ................. .................59 HOCKINGS, Jesse 08/01/91 Eaton ................. .................60 O’DRISCOLL, Joel 20/01/92 Pinjarra JFC ................. .................


East Perth Football ClubPeel Thunder Football ClubCOLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Garry Dyer

Proud supporters of Peel Thunder Football Club

Halls Head Community Bank® Branch

1 BOWEY, Thomas 12/10/93 Canning Vale JFC .............. ..............2 KIRK, Alex 13/05/94 Melville JFC .............. ..............3 WEDGE, Callum 07/05/94 Booragoon JFC .............. ..............4 GREEN, Jacob 09/10/94 Booragoon JFC .............. ..............5 CHAMBERLAIN, Jack 31/07/93 Swanbource JFC .............. ..............6 BOURNE, Richard 04/05/95 Forrestdale JFC .............. ..............7 ARASI, Joel 22/12/93 Canning Vale JFC .............. ..............8 ANTHONY, Dion 26/04/94 Railways .............. ..............10 DENNIS, Lachlan 03/09/93 Applecross JFC .............. ..............11 CUNNINGHAM, Joseph 27/02/95 Canning Vale JFC .............. ..............12 LESTER-SMITH, Daniel 30/08/94 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............13 BASEDEN, Matt 18/02/94 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............14 DOROTICH, Jordan 31/10/93 Melville JFC .............. ..............15 FANNON, Cameron 15/09/93 Melville JFC .............. ..............16 SNEDDON, Kallum 01/02/95 Forrestdale .............. ..............17 SIMPSON, Joshua 09/02/94 Mullewa .............. ..............18 JUPP, Matthew 28/09/93 South Perth JFC .............. ..............19 NALDER, Cambell 20/12/93 Applecross JFC .............. ..............20 SCHLEICHER, Jake 08/01/94 Willetton JFC .............. ..............21 BURNS, Jacob 29/08/93 Willetton JFC .............. ..............22 MCCARREY, Zac 10/08/93 Applecross JFC .............. ..............23 LIBRIZZI, Matthew 19/08/93 Railways .............. ..............24 WALLIS, Richard 07/12/93 Willeton JFC .............. ..............25 STOKES, Andrew 14/12/93 Railways .............. ..............26 RICHARDS, Jamie 13/01/95 Forrestdale JFC .............. ..............27 CARSON, Christopher 10/02/94 Northampton .............. ..............28 JANSEN, Jared 02/05/95 Bulcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............29 BYRON-PENDERGAST, Mack 14/02/94 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............30 ELLIS, Brandon 30/12/93 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubEast Fremantle Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Phil Cronan

9 DICK, Bradley 25/07/88 Chapman Valley/WCE Rookie .............. ..............10 LESLIE, Callum 21/01/89 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............16 MONK, Aaron 15/08/87 Gosford .............. ..............17 CHALWELL, Tyler 10/03/92 Willeton JFC .............. ..............18 LESTER-SMITH, Ryan 19/06/92 Willeton JFC .............. ..............20 CRONAN, Louis 02/01/91 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............30 KING, Kieran 05/03/91 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............31 TROPIANO, Kurt 23/01/91 Brigades GNFL .............. ..............33 COOPER, Brad 24/07/90 Brigades .............. ..............34 VINEY, Timothy 07/01/87 Chapman Valley .............. ..............36 PAPERTALK, Callum 12/08/92 Chapman Valley/WCE Rookie .............. ..............37 HOOKER, Thomas 16/04/92 Melville JFC .............. ..............38 RICCIARDELLO, Adrian 13/10/90 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............40 KING, Sam 13/11/91 Fremantle CBC .............. ..............46 READ, Samuel 23/10/91 Wesley Curtin .............. ..............47 CORMACK, Declan 02/04/92 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............48 PAPARONE, Jack 14/10/89 Wesley Curtin .............. ..............48 SMITH, Cordell 23/08/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............51 TURNER, Luke 13/07/92 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............52 HENSON, Sean 03/03/92 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............53 JANSEN, Scott 30/09/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............55 MURPHY, Luke 25/02/93 Railways .............. ..............56 PICKETT, Dustin 11/08/86 Port Adelaide .............. ..............57 O’BRIEN, Mackenzie 03/06/91 Pinjarra .............. ..............59 HANCOCK, Scott 11/05/92 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............61 BRADLEY, Miles 16/02/92 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............62 DEWAR, Cale 12/02/93 Attadale JFC .............. ..............63 HILL, Matthew 25/06/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............64 CURLEY, Godfrey 08/12/92 Mullewa .............. ..............65 DEPANE, James 07/08/88 East Fremantle .............. ..............66 KEEN, Joshua 10/03/89 Pennent Hills .............. ..............67 MARINELLI, Dylan 08/12/92 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubEast Fremantle Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Michael Shanahan

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East Fremantle

Peel Thunder

Field: Travis Norton, Alex Martin, Rob McCaw

Boundary: Kyle Sinclair, Tim Lefroy, Callum Brown

Goal: Brody Payne, Steven Gaensler

Played at East Fremantle OvalOverall: East Fremantle 28 Peel 9 Past 10 meetings: East Fremantle 9 Peel 1 Past 10 at East Fremantle: East Fremantle 10 Peel 0 EF highest score v Peel 31.16 (202) Round 21, 2007Peel highest score v EF 20.16 (136) Round 4, 2006EF lowest score v Peel 7.17 (59) Round 14, 2000Peel lowest score v EF 4.5 (29) Round 14, 2000EF biggest win v Peel 132 points, Round 13, 2010Peel biggest win v EF 39 points, Round 4, 2006

COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Trevor Williams

Peel Thunder Football Club

No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds

From Games

1 THORNTON, Kristin 1 05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 29 ............. ............

2 SHERIDAN, Thomas 0 28/10/93 Calder Cannons/FFC 8 ............. ............

3 JONES, Brendon 7 18/04/86 Quairading 147 ............. ............

4 GILLAM, Brennan 1 10/07/91 Halls Head JFC 17 ............. ............

6 BATTYE, Matthew 1 05/11/85 Pinjarra 104 ............. ............

9 TRAVERS, Patrick 1 01/04/85 Peel 141 ............. ............

10 DANIELS, Jamason 10 10/08/90 Coburg 8 ............. ............

11 HOLMES, Bradley 1 03/09/88 Pinjarra JFC 56 ............. ............

12 MASON, Rhett 1 30/03/91 Waroona JFC 22 ............. ............

13 CRICHTON, Jesse 0 18/06/91 North Launceston/FFC 31 ............. ............

14 KEDDELL, Mitchell 10 07/08/88 Port Melbourne 5 ............. ............

15 GREEN, Mitchell 1 07/05/90 Busselton 44 ............. ............

16 LUFF, Christopher 1 07/01/91 Halls Head JFC 25 ............. ............

17 BRISTOW, James 10 29/01/89 Golden Square 7 ............. ............

18 LYCETT, Scott 0 26/09/92 Port Adelaide/WCE 25 ............. ............

20 FLAHERTY, James 10 05/11/86 Bendigo 20 ............. ............

21 FAULKS, Peter 0 24/04/88 Casey Scorpions/FFC 17 ............. ............

22 THORNTON, Bryce 1 05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 18 ............. ............

23 MCFARLANE, Devin 1 04/09/92 South Mandurah JFC 27 ............. ............

24 ORZEL, Matthew 10 05/01/85 North Albany FC 109 ............. ............

25 HERRING, Ryan 10 10/11/86 Sturt 20 ............. ............

26 MURDOCH, Matheson 1 30/04/92 South Mandurah JFC 3 ............. ............

27 TRIPLETT, Bradley 1 12/04/89 Halls Head JFC 34 ............. ............

28 HANCOCK, Brendan 10 14/05/83 Leitchville 141 ............. ............

29 JOHNSTON, David 3 17/06/90 South Bunbury 10 ............. ............

30 EDDY, Callan 1 13/02/92 Pinjarra JFC 16 ............. ............

31 SPURR, Lee 0 27/07/87 Central District/FFC 5 ............. ............

32 WILSON, Blayne 1 26/01/92 Halls Head/WCE 35 ............. ............

35 GARLETT, Clinton 3 16/04/91 Carey Park 21 ............. ............

36 HANSEN, Liam 2 04/01/89 Kelmscott 0 ............. ............

38 MULGRAVE, Ryan 1 23/01/93 Mandurah JFC 1 ............. ............

39 DANN, Edward 1 21/05/89 Rockingham 9 ............. ............

43 LEYENDEKKERS, Mitchell 1 05/10/92 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 9 ............. ............

47 MCKENNA, Liam 1 18/04/92 Safety Bay JFC 6 ............. ............

48 MORABITO, Anthony 0 29/10/91 Harvey Brunswick Lesch/ FFC 14 ............. ............

53 GIANATTI, Toby 2 17/07/90 Mundijong 3 ............. ............

55 DEVITT, Alex 1 26/02/93 Eaton 0 ............. ............

60 O’DRISCOLL, Joel 1 20/01/92 Pinjarra JFC 3 ............. ............

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COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Steve Malaxos

East Fremantle Football Club


From Games

1 MCGOUGH, Mark 10 22/06/84 Montmorency 48 ............. ............

2 HADLEY, Richard 1 29/03/83 Willetton JFC 18 ............. ............

3 TEAKLE, Leith 1 28/07/83 Brigades 161 ............. ............

4 O’BRIEN, Rory 10 28/06/86 Pinjarra JFC 121 ............. ............

5 FASOLO, Lewis 1 01/05/90 Attadale JFC 48 ............. ............

6 PERHAM, Jack 1 12/06/90 Brigades 16 ............. ............

7 O’BRIEN, Brock 10 30/05/88 Pinjarra JFC 67 ............. ............

8 DODD, Steven 1 20/06/83 Lynwood Ferndale JFC 72 ............. ............

11 YEO, Corey 1 09/05/91 Attadale JFC 17 ............. ............

12 STEPHEN, Andrew 1 09/08/88 Melville JFC 55 ............. ............

13 SCHOFIELD, Jayden 1 14/05/92 Railways 7 ............. ............

14 BOYLE, Mitchell 1 22/04/92 Railways 11 ............. ............

15 GABRIEL, Russell 10 22/04/89 Frankston 8 ............. ............

17 CHALWELL, Tyler 1 10/03/92 Willeton JFC 0 ............. ............

18 LESTER-SMITH, Ryan 1 19/06/92 Willeton JFC 2 ............. ............

19 WELLER, Luke 5 13/01/82 Zilmere 98 ............. ............

21 BROWN, Mitchell 0 17/12/88 North Ballarat/WCE 30 ............. ............

23 YOUNG, Robert 5 21/03/85 Coburg 99 ............. ............

24 TROPIANO, Aiden 1 21/10/92 Brigades 6 ............. ............

25 MONACO, Justin 1 07/11/92 Attadale JFC 9 ............. ............

26 SHEPPARD, Bradley 0 23/05/91 Attadale JFC/WCE 39 ............. ............

27 STEVENS, Koby 0 18/06/91 Gippsland Power/WCE 39 ............. ............

28 IBBOTSON, Garrick 0 15/03/88 Bullcreek Leeming JFC/FFC 26 ............. ............

29 HOWLETT, Thomas 3 03/03/89 Busselton 44 ............. ............

30 KING, Kieran 1 05/03/91 Rossmoyne JFC 2 ............. ............

33 COOPER, Brad 1 24/07/90 Brigades 0 ............. ............

34 VINEY, Timothy 1 07/01/87 Chapman Valley 12 ............. ............

35 BAYLISS, James 1 27/04/90 Rostrata JFC 25 ............. ............

37 HOOKER, Thomas 1 16/04/92 Melville JFC 0 ............. ............

39 SYMONDS, Cameron 1 23/09/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 1 ............. ............

41 BRENNAN, Jacob 0 24/01/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC/WCE 42 ............. ............

42 MENEGOLA, Sam 0 07/03/92 Attadale JFC/FFC Rookie 8 ............. ............

43 GRIFFIN, Jonathon 0 14/01/86 Karoonda JFC/FFC 14 ............. ............

52 HENSON, Sean 1 03/03/92 Rossmoyne JFC 7 ............. ............

53 JANSEN, Scott 1 30/09/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 0 ............. ............

58 WAIGHT, Adam 1 01/11/90 Gosnells JFC 3 ............. ............

63 SUTCLIFFE, Cameron 0 23/05/92 W’Ville-Wst Torrens/FFC 6 ............. ............

69 DUFFY, Max 1 11/04/93 Rossmoyne JFC 9 ............. ............

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Umpires


Umpires

Subiaco

Perth

Field: Alistair Standing, Ashley Coster, Nathan Williamson

Boundary: Jason Morrow, Donna Brown, Tim McCarthy

Goal: Glenn Swann, Jono Laycock

Reserves - Saturday June 9, 11.40am, Medibank Stadium.

Colts - Saturday June 9, 9.10am, Medibank Stadium.

Field: Troy King, Quniton Green, Leigh Retallack

Boundary: Mitch Woods, Kieran Russell, Adam Grixtie

Goal: Brendan Rac, Sheahan Gilday Perth

Subiaco

1 DOW, Aaron 08/01/94 Railways .............. ..............2 KENT, Dean 24/02/94 Federals .............. ..............3 HAYDEN, Cameron 18/01/94 Lynwood Ferndale .............. ..............4 HUG, Kieran 09/05/94 Toodyay FC .............. ..............5 ROBINSON, Blake 19/05/94 Federals .............. ..............6 EDMONDS, Brent 27/07/94 Federals .............. ..............7 KALAJZIC, Joel 02/12/93 South Perth JFC .............. ..............8 COLLEDGE, Brant 25/10/94 Attadale JFC .............. ..............9 COX, Dylan 01/03/95 South Perth JFC .............. ..............10 LOO, Dylan 24/06/95 Victoria Park JFC .............. ..............11 ARANGIO, Daniel 30/03/94 South Perth JFC .............. ..............12 GREEN, Lawson 10/06/94 Gosnells .............. ..............13 BARTLETT, Daniel 21/01/94 Vic Park JFC .............. ..............14 VLASICH, Jack 10/04/94 Gosnells JFC .............. ..............15 SMITH, James 27/07/93 Cunderdin .............. ..............16 YORK, Lewis 04/04/94 Kellerberrin Tammin .............. ..............17 GRAFTON, David 25/10/94 Railways .............. ..............18 COLVIN, Jason 03/02/94 Gosnells JFC .............. ..............19 FLEAY, Kodie 11/03/94 Beverley .............. ..............21 LEESON, Jordan 08/12/94 Goomalling .............. ..............22 DONCON, Scott 25/09/95 Kellerberrin/Tammin .............. ..............23 CHAN, Mark 10/01/94 Federals .............. ..............24 SINCLAIR, Michael 14/03/94 South Perth .............. ..............25 TOOP, Connor 08/07/94 Toodyay JFC .............. ..............26 GARSTONE, Samuel 01/06/95 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............27 ANILE, Paul 29/07/93 Roleystone .............. ..............28 WALKER, Marshall 07/06/95 Vic Park JFC .............. ..............29 RYAN, Adam 16/03/95 Lynwood Ferndale .............. ..............30 HRIBERNIK, Conrad 27/01/94 Thornlie JFC .............. ..............31 RIDLEY, Zachary 27/04/95 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............32 HART, Dale 15/01/94 Queens Park JFC .............. ..............33 SANDILANDS, Chad 22/10/93 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............34 KENT, Drew 02/08/93 Kelleberrin Tammin .............. ..............35 RIIEL, Alex 06/03/94 Victoria Park JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubPerth Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Wayne Langborne

1 ELARI, Aaron 24/04/91 Moora ................. .................5 HODGE, Brett 16/05/91 Thornlie JFC ................. .................8 RODGERS, Chris 23/02/90 South Perth JFC ................. .................10 JACOBS, Julian 02/01/89 Ports ................. .................13 ROBINSON, Drew 14/03/85 Gosnells JFC ................. .................16 WARNER, Blake 19/06/90 Lynwood Ferndale JFC ................. .................21 ZUCCONI, Aaron 14/05/86 South Perth JFC ................. .................22 NOAKES, Ben 28/04/86 Augusta Margaret River ................. .................26 DELLA-BOSCA, Luke 11/02/90 South Perth JFC ................. .................28 FRASER, Ben 11/04/87 Gippsland ................. .................30 WISHNOWSKY, Mitchell 03/03/92 Federals ................. .................31 SMITH, Liam 04/11/91 Lynwood Ferndale JFC ................. .................32 O’SULLIVAN, Daniel 07/02/87 Trinity Aquinas ................. .................33 DE JONGH, Robert 02/11/82 East Perth ................. .................36 STACK, Brennan 26/05/88 Belmont JFC ................. .................37 MURRAY, Dylan 26/03/92 Moora Rovers ................. .................38 EDWARDS, Michael 29/02/92 Aquinas College ................. .................39 FLORIO, Michael 28/02/91 Thornlie JFC ................. .................40 EYRES, Christian 10/10/90 Trinity Aquinas ................. .................41 DEAVES, Mark 13/06/89 Noranda JFC ................. .................44 CHRIMES, Tyler 13/02/93 Federals ................. .................45 VIDOT, Chris 16/02/89 Queens Park JFC ................. .................46 HOUGHTON, Joel 26/11/91 Huntingdale JFC ................. .................48 MANUEL, Cameron 04/11/89 Swan Athletic ................. .................49 STEARNE, Dominic 05/12/90 South Perth JFC ................. .................50 DONOVAN, Simon 22/08/87 Armadale ................. .................51 HOLLAND, Sean 02/04/93 Carlisle ................. .................52 NEW, John 20/03/89 Warnbro JFC ................. .................53 JONES, Cameron 28/10/92 Wesley Curtin ................. .................54 FRY, Bradley 20/03/87 Thornlie JFC ................. .................55 SALMON, Joshua 13/10/89 Canning Vic Park ................. .................56 RICHARDSON, Reese 03/06/93 Federals ................. .................57 STUART, Kerwin 16/11/92 Toodyay ................. .................58 BORMOLINI, Peter 10/02/92 Mt Lawley JFC ................. .................59 BOYLE, Matthew 17/10/92 Victoria Park JFC ................. .................60 ROBERTS, Gavin 13/03/91 Norwood/FFC Rookie ................. .................61 HUNT, Matthew 01/10/91 Trinity Aquinas ................. .................63 DAVIS, Robert 14/06/82 Maddington ................. .................


East Perth Football ClubPerth Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Adam Pickering

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4 HALLIGAN, Kyle 11/05/94 Warwick Greenwood JFC .............. ..............5 HARVIE, Mitchell 02/03/94 Marist JFC .............. ..............6 LE FANU, Charles 21/12/93 Mines Rovers .............. ..............7 WOOD, Michael 15/07/94 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............8 SMITH, Cameron 07/09/93 Carine JFC .............. ..............9 SHEED, Alex 27/01/94 Mines Rovers .............. ..............11 SOMERS, Kobie 17/03/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............12 WOHILING, Cameron 20/03/94 Gibson .............. ..............13 HARVEY, Peter 02/08/94 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............14 WILKINSON, Connor 12/02/96 Warwick Greenwood .............. ..............15 CLARKE, Dylan 21/03/94 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............16 TURNER, Matthew 23/08/93 Warwick Greenwood JFC .............. ..............17 JACKSON, Declan 27/08/94 Collie .............. ..............19 GRIEVES, Kelly 22/09/94 Harvey Bulls .............. ..............21 SHEPPARD, Mitchell 06/09/93 Kalgoorlie .............. ..............22 GRACE, Cody 19/03/96 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............23 GARCIA, James 29/12/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............24 MCALISTER, Rhys 13/09/95 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............25 TSIRONIS, James 30/01/95 Karrinyup JFC .............. ..............26 HUGHES, James 12/07/94 Melville JFC .............. ..............27 VAWSER, Andrew 15/11/94 Warwick Greenwood JFC .............. ..............28 HILL, Eddie 20/03/94 Nollamara .............. ..............32 MORGAN, Blake 16/06/95 Carine JFC .............. ..............33 COX, Tom 28/08/93 Cable Beach .............. ..............34 PAULITZ, Brandon 17/10/95 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............36 IETTO, Aidan 16/07/94 Gibson .............. ..............37 ROBERTSON, Mitchell 04/01/94 North Shore .............. ..............39 BESTRY, Jordan 05/02/95 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............40 FOLEY, Anthony 09/10/94 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............10 DELUCA, Joshua 11/05/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............38 HOOPER, Tom 16/09/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSubiaco Football ClubCOLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Steven Armstrong

4 WATERS, Rhys 14/10/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............12 DOUGLAS, Scott 24/10/85 Swan Valley .............. ..............15 PHELAN, Christopher 25/07/88 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............18 DAVEY, Abe 20/12/89 Newtown Condingup .............. ..............24 MULLER, Rory 12/06/90 Warwick Greenwood JFC .............. ..............28 SHEEHAN, Ryan 06/02/91 Boulder City .............. ..............29 RE, Marc 20/01/88 Marist JFC .............. ..............31 PICKETT, Alliston 09/12/92 Northern Cobras JFC .............. ..............33 SELLS, Joshua 16/07/88 Geelong West St Peters .............. ..............34 DIAMOND, Andrew 06/04/92 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............36 SYMONDS, Luke 23/02/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............37 HAY, Nick 01/06/92 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............38 LEE, James 19/05/92 Carine JFC .............. ..............39 MAHER, Rhonen 13/12/88 Towns .............. ..............40 WARD, Scott 05/08/88 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............41 ELLIOT, Dylan 04/03/93 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............42 GENOVESE, Michael 10/12/87 Boulder City .............. ..............43 CULLEN, Matthew 07/07/91 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............44 MCDONNELL, Rowen 29/07/86 Kingsley .............. ..............46 WHYTE, Tim 01/06/89 Trinity Aquinas .............. ..............47 SMYTHE, Myles 06/08/92 Boulder City .............. ..............48 MOORE, Simon 18/01/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............49 MARTIN, Seva 01/01/91 Railways .............. ..............50 POCKLINGTON, Christian 21/02/91 Claremont .............. ..............52 CRANLEY, Kyal 01/09/91 Eaton .............. ..............53 BOGENSPERGER, Matthew 29/01/93 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............55 BOTTECHIA, Christian 05/07/92 Carine JFC .............. ..............56 YOUNG, Ross 23/09/92 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............57 BERRYMAN, Stuart 29/03/93 West Coast JFC .............. ..............58 NORRISS, Luke 11/05/93 Kinglsey JFC .............. ..............59 LEISHMAN, Daniel 15/07/87 North Beach .............. ..............60 LAWRENCE, Sean 18/03/92 Marist JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSubiaco Football ClubCOLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Caine Hayes

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League - Saturday June 9, 2.10pm, Medibank Stadium.

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Played at Medibank Stadium, LeedervilleOverall: Subiaco 157 Perth 165 Past 10 meetings: Subiaco 7 Perth 3 Past 10 at Leederville: Subiaco 9 Perth 1 Su highest score v P 32.12 (204) Round 10, 1984P highest score v Su 29.15 (189) Round 9, 1983Su lowest score v P 1.2 (8) Round 5, 1904P lowest score v Su 2.1 (13) Round 10, 1912Su biggest win v P 160 points, Round 2, 2005P biggest win v Su 153 points, Round 15, 1904

Field: Stuart Parry, Gareth Parker, Gavin Statham

Boundary: Greg Smith, Hugo Robinson, Jack Hobbs

Goal: Sally Boud , Adam Peacock

Perth

Subiaco

COLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Damien McMahon

Perth Football Club


From Games

1 ELARI, Aaron 1 24/04/91 Moora 43 ............. ............

2 SPAANDERMAN, Llane 12 10/02/86 Bayswater JFC 104 ............. ............

3 YOUNG, Ross 5 09/09/83 Carlton 78 ............. ............

4 BILLINGS, Chris 1 10/12/87 Rossmoyne JFC 64 ............. ............

5 HODGE, Brett 1 16/05/91 Thornlie JFC 38 ............. ............

6 BEVAN, Paul 12 27/09/84 Sydney 10 ............. ............

10 JACOBS, Julian 3 02/01/89 Ports 31 ............. ............

12 LEESON, Joel 1 08/08/91 Dongara 20 ............. ............

14 MZUNGU, Tendai 1 28/02/86 Trinity Aquinas/FFC 72 ............. ............

15 BUTLER, Sam 0 14/01/86 Gawler/WCE 47 ............. ............

17 DAVIS, Leon 1 17/06/81 Railways 19 ............. ............

19 MCINNES, Fraser 0 19/07/93 South Perth JFC/WCE 9 ............. ............

20 MOODY, Matthew 10 23/09/85 Kelmscott JFC 60 ............. ............

22 NOAKES, Ben 5 28/04/86 Augusta Margaret River 50 ............. ............

23 ROGERS, Matthew 1 10/09/90 Cunderdin 30 ............. ............

24 NOAKES, Timothy 7 19/01/84 Augusta Margaret River 82 ............. ............

25 KANE, Nick 10 04/09/85 Box Hill 61 ............. ............

32 O’SULLIVAN, Daniel 1 07/02/87 Trinity Aquinas 39 ............. ............

34 SMITH, Alistair 1 08/08/90 Federals 10 ............. ............

35 TEDESCO, Matthew 5 30/08/89 Wanneroo JFC 63 ............. ............

36 STACK, Brennan 1 26/05/88 Belmont JFC 5 ............. ............

37 MURRAY, Dylan 1 26/03/92 Moora Rovers 1 ............. ............

38 EDWARDS, Michael 1 29/02/92 Aquinas College 2 ............. ............

39 FLORIO, Michael 1 28/02/91 Thornlie JFC 37 ............. ............

40 EYRES, Christian 1 10/10/90 Trinity Aquinas 6 ............. ............

41 DEAVES, Mark 3 13/06/89 Noranda JFC 9 ............. ............

42 MATHER, Michael 1 13/05/90 Trinity College 11 ............. ............

43 TUNBRIDGE, Simon 0 01/04/93 Dongara/WCE Rookie 9 ............. ............

45 VIDOT, Chris 1 16/02/89 Queens Park JFC 37 ............. ............

46 HOUGHTON, Joel 1 26/11/91 Huntingdale JFC 20 ............. ............

47 SMITH, Ashley 0 20/07/90 Dandenong/WCE 30 ............. ............

48 MANUEL, Cameron 2 04/11/89 Swan Athletic 0 ............. ............

49 MAYNE, Christopher 0 02/11/88 Belmont JFC/FFC 12 ............. ............

50 DONOVAN, Simon 1 22/08/87 Armadale 11 ............. ............

51 HOLLAND, Sean 1 02/04/93 Carlisle 3 ............. ............

56 RICHARDSON, Reese 1 03/06/93 Federals 1 ............. ............

60 ROBERTS, Gavin 0 13/03/91 Norwood/FFC Rookie 0 ............. ............

66 LOWER, Nick 0 23/06/87 Norwood/FFC 4 ............. ............

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COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Chris Waterman

Subiaco Football Club


From Games

1 BROUGHTON, Greg 0 29/09/86 Kingsley JFC/FFC 76 ............. ............

2 KERR, Rhett 1 07/12/88 Gibson 57 ............. ............

3 BLECHYNDEN, Reece 1 02/02/90 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 45 ............. ............

4 WATERS, Rhys 1 14/10/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 12 ............. ............

5 ANTHONY, Jack 0 19/01/88 Collingwood/FFC 16 ............. ............

6 FORREST, Robert 1 05/07/86 Railways 87 ............. ............

7 BLOXSIDGE, Kane 10 08/09/86 Waroona 97 ............. ............

8 WORTHINGTON, Scott 1 28/01/91 Boulder City 42 ............. ............

9 PARKER, Aidan 1 25/01/83 Carine JFC 201 ............. ............

10 HASSETT, Patrick 10 15/05/85 Port Melbourne 53 ............. ............

12 DOUGLAS, Scott 3 24/10/85 Swan Valley 23 ............. ............

13 DAVIDSON, Conor 3 14/08/89 East Fremantle JFC 30 ............. ............

14 MAHONEY, Brett 10 03/05/90 Mansfield 10 ............. ............

15 PHELAN, Christopher 1 25/07/88 Kingsley JFC 55 ............. ............

16 MULLER, Rory 1 12/06/90 Warwick Greenwood JFC 18 ............. ............

17 WARD, Scott 1 05/08/88 Kingsley JFC 2 ............. ............

18 DAVEY, Abe 1 20/12/89 Newtown Condingup 26 ............. ............

19 CHAMBERS, Brant 10 04/01/80 Gembrook 15 ............. ............

20 WHEELER, Clancy 1 28/03/88 Newtown Condingup 24 ............. ............

21 HEADLAND, Desmond 1 21/01/81 Karrinyup JFC 38 ............. ............

22 DAYE, Joseph 10 02/02/90 Gold Coast 10 ............. ............

23 RUMBLE, Darren 1 20/09/84 Balga JFC 163 ............. ............

25 HAMPSON, George 2 08/02/90 Scarborough 13 ............. ............

27 RE, Marc 1 20/01/88 Marist JFC 5 ............. ............

28 SHEEHAN, Ryan 1 06/02/91 Boulder City 4 ............. ............

30 SINCLAIR, Callum 10 23/09/89 Port Melbourne 10 ............. ............

31 PICKETT, Alliston 1 09/12/92 Northern Cobras JFC 4 ............. ............

32 BROADHURST, Blake 1 29/12/85 Warwick Greenwood JFC 131 ............. ............

36 LEISHMAN, Daniel 1 15/07/87 North Beach 0 ............. ............

38 LEE, James 1 19/05/92 Carine JFC 1 ............. ............

41 WADE, Ryan 1 05/07/91 Kingsley JFC 4 ............. ............

43 CULLEN, Matthew 1 07/07/91 Kalgoorlie City 5 ............. ............

44 MCDONNELL, Rowen 1 29/07/86 Kingsley 11 ............. ............

45 SYMONDS, Luke 1 23/02/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 0 ............. ............

47 SMYTHE, Myles 1 06/08/92 Boulder City 6 ............. ............

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South Fremantle

Swan Districts

South Fremantle

Swan DistrictsField: Trent McPhee, Cameron Dee, Amy McQuade

Boundary: Callum Locker, Simon Van De Lee, Tom Medland

Goal: Les Rowland, Steve Clark

Field: Matt Dodgson, Craig O’Donoghue, McLane Edinger

Boundary: Brodie Ward, Chris Neilson, David Riddell

Goal: Rueben Garlett, Ben Clark

Reserves - Saturday June 9, 11.40am, Steel Blue Oval.

Colts - Saturday June 9, 9.10am, Steel Blue Oval.

1 FRIDAY, Jake 25/01/95 Kelmscott .............. ..............2 MATERA, Bailey 22/08/96 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............3 D’ANDREA, Nicholas 11/07/94 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............4 HEIL, Jordan 30/12/93 Narrogin .............. ..............5 PICKETT, Jarrod 18/08/96 Jandakot JFC .............. ..............6 GUNDRY, Matthew 16/06/95 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............7 WARRELL, Marvin 19/09/94 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............8 COLLARD, Emmanuel 16/08/94 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............9 GARLETT, Jarrod 03/05/96 Jandakot JFC .............. ..............10 CHEN, Brendan 18/07/94 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............11 TAYLOR, Sheldon 20/03/95 Kukerin Dumbleyung .............. ..............12 RUNDLE, Sam 08/01/94 Katanning/Wanderers .............. ..............14 JOHNSON, Blaine 28/07/95 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............15 VERRIER, Brendan 09/08/94 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............16 SMITH, Kyle 29/06/94 Leda JFC .............. ..............17 HOGAN, Karl 31/08/93 Melville .............. ..............18 HAMILTON, Dale 23/02/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............19 PANIZZA, Simon 08/08/93 Williams .............. ..............20 D’VAUZ, Jayden 20/08/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............21 TARTAGLIA, Jakeb 25/05/95 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............22 MAIN, Dylan 02/09/95 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............23 HILL, Brett 05/12/93 Cunderdin .............. ..............24 PONTILLO, Ryan 12/05/95 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............25 KYLE, Joshua 18/03/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............26 VANDELEUR, Thomas 20/03/95 Gascoyne .............. ..............27 HALL, Joshua 03/02/95 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............28 SOKOL, Ben 28/10/95 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............29 VENTRIS, Jarryd 06/03/94 Boddington .............. ..............30 DURACK, Andrew 28/06/95 Katanning .............. ..............31 REIDY-CROFT, Devlin 28/11/93 Maddington .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSouth Fremantle Football ClubCOLOURS: Red and White Coach: Arthur Maskos

2 KELLY, Timothy 26/07/94 Palmyra JFC .............. ..............3 THOMPSON, Mitchell 20/04/90 North Shore .............. ..............6 PALUMBO, Joel 14/04/90 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............8 ADAMS, Reece 18/09/89 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............16 PARRY, Jarrod 25/05/91 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............17 OLIVIERI, Matthew 14/08/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............18 MCINTOSH, Adam 12/01/90 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............21 WILSON-KING, Jordan 31/10/93 Wanderers/FFC Rookie .............. ..............23 MAIORANA, Jesse 20/09/90 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............26 BURNETT, Shannon 07/05/93 Cockburn JFC .............. ..............27 BOLGER, Myles 25/03/93 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............30 JONES, Matthew 26/06/92 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............33 MASKOS, Jason 03/03/93 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............34 LAURINO, James 10/03/93 Katanning .............. ..............35 ROSS, Dylan 26/06/90 Marist JFC .............. ..............36 HARVEY, Lewis 16/10/90 Mazenod .............. ..............38 DAVIS, Ryan 02/08/90 Katanning .............. ..............40 SGHERZA, John 24/09/90 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............41 VAN DER WIELEN, Harley 31/12/93 Melville JFC .............. ..............43 HAYWARD, Damian 13/11/91 Boddington .............. ..............46 JAKOVICH, Callum 10/02/93 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............47 SMITH, Kingsley 28/05/91 Northampton .............. ..............48 PICKETT, Thomas 02/07/87 Tigers .............. ..............50 HELLMRICH, Dillon 15/05/94 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............51 CARLSON, Nicholas 24/12/92 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............52 ATWELL, Cody 13/03/92 Gosnells .............. ..............53 MARTINEZ, Jacob 10/09/92 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............54 ATHANASSIOU, Jamie 06/04/92 CBC Fremantle .............. ..............55 CLARKE, Nathan 12/02/93 Calingiri .............. ..............57 MILLER, Rhys 09/04/94 Armadale .............. ..............59 MACKAY, William 07/08/86 Canning Vic Park .............. ..............60 SIBOSADO, Casey 13/10/90 Oakleigh Chargers .............. ..............61 DAVIES, Brandon 09/10/93 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............62 DOUGHTY, Adam 25/04/90 Cockburn Lakes .............. ..............64 MCCOMB, Daniel 23/03/93 Melville JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSouth Fremantle Football ClubCOLOURS: Red and White Coach:Tony Walters

1 FLETCHER, Sean 03/08/95 Midvale JFC .............. ..............2 DANN, Joshua 26/02/95 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............3 CONIGLIO, Jacob 25/07/95 La Salle .............. ..............4 FORD , Tyson 20/09/94 La Salle College .............. ..............6 HOLMAN, Benjamin 04/05/94 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............10 LEE, Jordan 20/10/93 Kalamunda JFC .............. ..............11 ADAMS, Matthew 11/08/93 Mazenod JFC .............. ..............12 HARVEY-WILSON , Callum 21/02/95 Midvale/Swan Ath .............. ..............13 CARATOZZOLO , Damian 28/01/94 Swan View .............. ..............14 LAWLER, Brayden 24/07/94 Carey Park .............. ..............15 TANNER, Kurt 13/07/94 Mazenod JFC .............. ..............16 MILLAR, Fraser 01/10/93 South Bunbury .............. ..............17 ANDERSON, Aidan 08/10/96 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............20 HARROLD, Jack 25/07/95 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............21 WALKER, Mitchell 12/08/94 Wickham .............. ..............23 OLLIVER, Sean 02/02/95 Darlington Parkerville JFC .............. ..............24 SMITH, Aidan 11/07/94 Midvale JFC .............. ..............27 MCGIVERN, Callum 20/01/94 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............28 HAMPSON-OTLEY , Troy 12/03/95 Midvale / Swan Ath .............. ..............30 YUKICH, Troy 10/12/94 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............34 YEOMAN , Jordy 16/01/95 Darlington Parkerville JFC .............. ..............35 FIRNS, Christopher 16/02/96 Eastern HIlls JFC .............. ..............40 JETTA, Bernard 28/12/93 Carey Park .............. ..............43 CURTIS, Daniel 19/04/95 Kalamunda JFC .............. ..............44 MANTON, Jesse 08/10/93 Kalamunda JFC .............. ..............46 GRESCOS, Laurence 08/04/95 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............48 VAN VUGT, Ryan 12/05/94 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............49 LAMMIE, Connor 27/08/93 South Bunbury .............. ..............54 GARLETT, David 21/01/94 Karratha Kats .............. ..............56 WHITSED, Benjamin 07/08/95 Mazenod .............. ..............58 HUMPHRIES, Herman 04/04/95 Carey Park .............. ..............60 LEE, Phillip 28/02/94 Swan Valley .............. ..............


Swan Districts Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and White Coach: Daniel Spencer

5 EMBLEY, James 27/03/89 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............14 OUTRIDGE, Matthew 07/01/92 High Wycombe JFC .............. ..............15 POTENTE, Steven 10/10/90 High Wycombe JFC .............. ..............20 PARRY, Simon 29/05/90 La Salle .............. ..............23 BLAKELY, Nathan 03/12/92 Bunbury .............. ..............25 HOWARD, Alex 20/06/93 Swan View JFC .............. ..............26 MENEGOLA, Jai 11/02/88 Mukinbudin .............. ..............29 BROAD, Nathan 15/04/93 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............30 KOHLMANN, Leigh 13/08/92 Bunbury .............. ..............31 MANTON, Roderick 23/10/89 Kalamunda JFC .............. ..............32 JUKES, Matthew 26/09/91 Attadale JFC .............. ..............33 HARVEY, Dylan 16/01/90 Guildford Grammer .............. ..............34 SMITH, Braden 13/05/91 South Perth DFDC .............. ..............39 BOEKHORST, Blaine 02/09/93 Port Headland .............. ..............40 GRAY, Travis 04/02/92 Bunbury .............. ..............41 FAULKNER, Adam 03/05/92 La Salle College .............. ..............43 DANIELS, Raymond 05/05/92 South Bunbury .............. ..............44 GARLETT, Dayle 09/01/94 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............47 KIRKUP, Joshua 21/05/93 High Wycombe JFC .............. ..............48 BERARDINI, Luca 03/08/92 Marist JFC .............. ..............49 CRIPPS, Daniel 07/04/92 Trinity Aquinas .............. ..............50 SMITH, Ryan 16/01/92 South Bunbury .............. ..............51 KAZAKOP, Braddon 27/07/86 Halls Head .............. ..............53 SHEA, Will 06/04/93 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............54 STEPHENS, Anthony 04/06/93 Swan Valley .............. ..............55 BURNHAM, Jacob 11/02/93 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............56 UPTON, Lewis 29/03/92 Dampier .............. ..............57 JETTA, Aaron 02/04/94 Carey Park .............. ..............58 MCKINLAY, Adam 01/09/90 Hills Hawks JFC .............. ..............59 HOLMAN, Nick 16/01/87 North Albury .............. ..............61 MORTIN, Wes 16/04/92 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............63 FORSTER, Alex 14/07/93 Norwood/FFC .............. ..............64 LATCH, Brent 09/04/92 Wesley Curtin .............. ..............69 CARY, Ricky 12/10/91 Trinity .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSwan Districts Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and White Coach Geoffrey Valentine

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League - Saturday June 9, 2.10pm, Steel Blue Oval.

South Fremantle

Swan Districts

Played at Steele Blue Oval, BassendeanOverall: Swan Districts 99 South Fremantle 132 Past 10 meetings: Swan Districts 7 South Fremantle 3 Past 10 at Bassendean: Swan Districts 4 South Fremantle 6 SD highest score v SF 29.18 (192) Round 20, 1985SF highest score v SD 31.24 (210) Round 3, 1950SD lowest score v SF 4.7 (31) Round 2, 1952SF lowest score v SD 2.1 (13) Round 9, 1944SD biggest win v SF 120 points, Round 12, 1996SF biggest win v SD 164 points, Round 2, 1952

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Goal: Sam Hunter, Matt Laycock

COLOURS: Red and White Coach: Paul Hasleby

South Fremantle Football Club


From Games

1 SCHLOITHE, Haiden 0 16/06/93 Katanning/FFC Rookie 9 ............. ............

2 GUGLIELMANA, Adam 1 02/08/88 Carnarvon 47 ............. ............

3 THOMPSON, Mitchell 5 20/04/90 North Shore 2 ............. ............

4 BAIRSTOW, Toby 1 02/11/88 South Bunbury 72 ............. ............

6 PALUMBO, Joel 1 14/04/90 South Coogee JFC 28 ............. ............

7 GRIMA, Alex 10 20/09/89 Glenelg 8 ............. ............

9 MILLER, Kris 3 29/09/80 Railways 268 ............. ............

11 MCCARREY, Andrew 8 28/12/82 Applecross JFC 159 ............. ............

12 WINTER, Jarrad 1 06/01/89 Lakes JFC 41 ............. ............

14 TIGHE, Sean 10 09/01/91 Altona 9 ............. ............

15 MURPHY, Ryan 5 24/05/85 Gippsland Power 114 ............. ............

16 PARRY, Jarrod 1 25/05/91 Bibra Lake JFC 6 ............. ............

17 OLIVIERI, Matthew 2 14/08/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 0 ............. ............

18 MCINTOSH, Adam 1 12/01/90 Bibra Lake JFC 9 ............. ............

20 MUGAMBWA, Paul 2 30/05/81 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 97 ............. ............

21 WILSON-KING, Jordan 0 31/10/93 Wanderers/FFC Rookie 3 ............. ............

22 GULLEY, Brendon 1 03/04/92 South Coogee JFC 14 ............. ............

23 MAIORANA, Jesse 1 20/09/90 East Fremantle JFC 2 ............. ............

24 SAUNDERS, Ben 3 25/12/91 Mt Barker FC 14 ............. ............

25 BEWICK, Shaun 5 10/10/89 Kingsley JFC 38 ............. ............

26 BURNETT, Shannon 1 07/05/93 Cockburn JFC 4 ............. ............

28 BOROVAC, Nicholas 1 26/10/91 Winnacott JFC 12 ............. ............

31 NORTH, Hayden 1 28/12/83 Boddington 152 ............. ............

32 COOK, Ryan 10 16/02/88 Collingwood 30 ............. ............

33 MASKOS, Jason 1 03/03/93 South Coogee JFC 1 ............. ............

33 GAFF, Andrew 0 16/06/92 Oakleigh Chargers/WCE 7 ............. ............

33 DUFFIELD, Paul 0 05/02/85 West Arthur/FFC 74 ............. ............

37 HAMS, Ashton 0 06/09/86 Busselton/WCE 104 ............. ............

39 MCGRATH, Toby 1 11/10/80 Katanning 226 ............. ............

40 SGHERZA, John 1 24/09/90 Winnacott JFC 11 ............. ............

42 HEAD, Joshua 1 07/04/83 Roleystone JFC 119 ............. ............

53 MARTINEZ, Jacob 1 10/09/92 South Coogee JFC 1 ............. ............

57 MILLER, Rhys 0 09/04/94 Armadale 1 ............. ............

58 WOODS, Jayden 3 19/09/89 North Albany 18 ............. ............

62 DOUGHTY, Adam 1 25/04/90 Cockburn Lakes 0 ............. ............

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COLOURS: Black and White Coach: Greg Harding

Swan Districts Football Club


From Games

2 BLIGHT, Jarrad 1 24/01/91 Midvale JFC 8 ............. ............

3 HAMS, Kyle 7 06/09/86 Busselton 133 ............. ............

6 ROACH, Thomas 10 02/09/85 North Ballarat 51 ............. ............

7 HILDEBRANDT, Shaun 10 03/06/84 Peel 187 ............. ............

10 HANSEN, Ashley 5 03/03/83 West Coast Eagles 89 ............. ............

11 AMES, Tallan 1 18/10/83 Trinity Aquinas 163 ............. ............

13 JETTA, Graham 1 11/11/86 Bridgetown 56 ............. ............

14 OUTRIDGE, Matthew 1 07/01/92 High Wycombe JFC 18 ............. ............

15 POTENTE, Steven 1 10/10/90 High Wycombe JFC 24 ............. ............

16 TWOMEY, Wayde 5 21/01/86 Werribee 67 ............. ............

17 DAVIS, Ryan 2 07/06/89 North Shore 66 ............. ............

18 RIGGIO, Matt 10 14/03/88 Waroona JFC 48 ............. ............

19 MOTLOP, Marlon 10 17/04/90 Wanderers 9 ............. ............

22 JACKY, Jarrhan 10 05/04/89 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 30 ............. ............

24 SIMPSON, Justin 1 23/01/88 Forrestfield JFC 87 ............. ............

25 HOWARD, Alex 1 20/06/93 Swan View JFC 15 ............. ............

26 MENEGOLA, Jai 3 11/02/88 Mukinbudin 10 ............. ............

27 LAMMIE, Wesley 1 26/12/88 South Bunbury 43 ............. ............

28 NOTTE, Tony 1 15/04/90 Upper Swan JFC 84 ............. ............

29 BROAD, Nathan 1 15/04/93 Upper Swan JFC 0 ............. ............

32 JUKES, Matthew 2 26/09/91 Attadale JFC 8 ............. ............

33 HARVEY, Dylan 1 16/01/90 Guildford Grammer 3 ............. ............

35 GEAPPEN, Tim 2 13/10/83 Clarence 96 ............. ............

36 PEARCE, Clancee 0 23/10/90 Noranda JFC/FFC 42 ............. ............

37 WALTERS, Michael 0 07/01/91 Midvale JFC/FFC 46 ............. ............

38 ROBERTS, Josh 1 28/04/84 Mazenod 165 ............. ............

39 BOEKHORST, Blaine 1 02/09/93 Port Headland 8 ............. ............

41 FAULKNER, Adam 1 03/05/92 La Salle College 10 ............. ............

42 NEWMAN, Murray 0 18/11/93 Upper Swan JFC/WCE 16 ............. ............

44 GARLETT, Dayle 1 09/01/94 Upper Swan JFC 12 ............. ............

45 VAN GRONINGEN, Brett 1 19/03/91 Kalamunda JFC 23 ............. ............

55 BURNHAM, Jacob 1 11/02/93 Bassendean JFC 0 ............. ............

62 NEALE, Lachie 0 24/05/93 Glenelg/FFC 2 ............. ............

63 FORSTER, Alex 0 14/07/93 Norwood/FFC 0 ............. ............

64 LATCH, Brent 1 09/04/92 Wesley Curtin 0 ............. ............

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East PerthField: Jerome Mohen, Ryan Shelton, Lewis Dalwood

Boundary: Donna Brown, Jack Neinhuis, Ryan O’Callaghan

Goal: Luke Edwards, Gareth Lill

Field: Cameron Hart, Tom Mirco, Justin PowerBoundary: Sean Moylan, Callum Webb, Darren Clarke

Goal: Tracy Carrod, Cameron Symcox Claremont

East Perth

Reserves - Sunday June 10, 11.40am, Medibank Stadium.

Colts - Sunday June 10, 9.10am, Medibank Stadium.

1 ARBON, Jackson 01/05/94 Busselton ................ ...............2 ALONE, Gordon 23/09/93 Nollamara ................ ...............3 BRADSHAW, Trent 06/01/94 Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC ................ ...............4 HUGHES, Brandon 15/01/94 Busselton ................ ...............5 KANE, Joel 20/03/95 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............6 FRASER, Mitchell 17/05/94 Busselton ................ ...............7 AMEDURI, Julian 12/03/94 Noranda JFC ................ ...............8 MCGUIRE, Christopher 18/02/94 Ellenbrook JFC ................ ...............9 GRANTIS, Seve 04/07/93 Margaret River ................ ...............10 HODGSON, Thomas 12/03/95 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............11 BIN OMAR, Daniel 13/06/93 Swan View ................ ...............12 HART, Callum 03/02/94 Noranda JFC ................ ...............13 PEARCE, Matthew 12/07/94 Kingsway ................ ...............14 HOGAN, Jack 14/02/94 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............15 PEOS, Jackson 27/01/94 Hale School ................ ...............16 RAMSAY, Jackson 20/11/94 Coolbinia ................ ...............17 OMODEI, Thomas 05/09/93 Southerners ................ ...............18 ZAMBOTTO, Marty 23/11/95 Imperials ................ ...............19 VERNON, Alexander 22/05/95 Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC ................ ...............20 MONACO, Daniel 06/05/94 Mt Lawley JFC ................ ...............21 CHATLEY, Beau 03/02/95 Manjimup Tigers ................ ...............23 WARRELL, Christopher 14/03/94 Northern Cobras JFC ................ ...............24 IMS, Samuel 30/04/95 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............25 LAGUE, Mitchell 23/07/93 Busselton ................ ...............26 THOMAS, Wilson 08/11/94 Bassendean JFC ................ ...............27 GARE, Jack 01/09/95 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............28 RUGGIERO, Marcus 08/01/94 Coolbinia ................ ...............29 LILL, Harrison 21/12/95 Margaret River ................ ...............30 RADECKI, Domenic 10/06/94 Coolbinia JFC ................ ...............31 WALLAM, Ashley 07/01/95 Kojonup ................ ...............32 VAN DIJK, Joel 14/05/95 Ballaura JFC ................ ...............33 KEEFFE, Jake 11/01/94 Coolbinia ................ ...............34 LOCANTRO, Julian 15/07/93 Coolbinia JFC ................ ...............35 TAYLOR, Jaye 02/08/95 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............36 LEGGETT, Lachlan 23/11/94 Southerners ................ ...............37 PERKINS, Daniel 21/11/93 Coolbinia JFC ................ ...............38 JONES, Scott 20/05/95 SWFL ................ ...............39 HUTCHINSON, Riley 21/01/94 Deanmill ................ ...............


East Perth Football ClubEast Perth Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Clinton Ernst

1 STIRLING, Donald 21/10/89 Carey Park .............. ..............2 PAYNE, Steven 10/07/90 Augusta Margaret River .............. ..............9 BROOKES, Rowan 08/05/92 Ballajura JFC .............. ..............11 MONTEATH, Kym 24/08/87 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............20 KYANGA, Anthony 19/03/90 Rovers .............. ..............24 MARTIN, Timothy 13/01/89 Port Melbourne .............. ..............25 BOYS, Joe 20/08/88 North Beach .............. ..............31 WILLIAMSON, Boston 28/10/92 Coolbinia JFC .............. ..............32 BOYES, Ashley 25/09/92 Coolbinia JFC .............. ..............33 MACAULAY, Robert 06/08/92 Bayswater Morley JFC .............. ..............35 DOBSON, Brett 12/05/89 Morley JFC .............. ..............38 WITYK, Steven 02/02/92 Bayswater Morley JFC .............. ..............40 MARINOVICH, David 20/11/87 West Coast .............. ..............41 BORRETT, Blake 05/11/92 Bayswater Morley JFC .............. ..............42 RUDD, Tyson 23/02/89 East Fremantle .............. ..............46 BENNELL, Arthur 09/03/92 Imperials .............. ..............47 FRANKLIN, Chris 07/12/88 Imperials .............. ..............49 HOWLETT, Mitchell 16/03/93 Busselton .............. ..............50 WILSON, Lewis 19/10/93 Ballajura JFC .............. ..............53 SAYLOR, Robert 06/07/83 Kingsway .............. ..............54 MORGAN, Michael 22/12/92 Wembley .............. ..............55 SLATER, Jackson 12/02/93 Mt Lawley JFC .............. ..............57 KELLY, Matthew 23/02/93 Landsdale JFC .............. ..............58 WALSH, Max 27/05/92 Busselton .............. ..............60 BATTERHAM, Trent 27/04/91 Carine JFC .............. ..............61 MANSFIELD, Stephen 04/04/91 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............62 DOBSON, Jordan 28/04/93 Ballajura JFC .............. ..............63 KINNEEN, Thomas 07/05/88 Kelmscott .............. ..............64 GARLAND, Harrison 03/03/92 Claremont / Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............65 GARDOUD, Agid 01/09/92 Nollamara .............. ..............67 BLEE, Shannon 19/05/93 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............68 PAYNE, Jacob 09/12/92 Margaret River .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Clinton Rudd

1 MCGINTY, Edward 03/08/94 Halls Creek .............. ..............2 DANIHER, Ben 13/10/93 Hale .............. ..............3 MORGAN, Dylan 24/09/93 Royals .............. ..............5 LIM, Brendon 01/05/94 Hale / West Coast JFC .............. ..............6 TAYLOR, Benjamin 31/12/93 Tambellup / Hale .............. ..............7 COLVIN, Jake 01/01/94 Marist JFC .............. ..............10 BEDFORD, Jamahl 24/01/94 Cable Beach .............. ..............11 BENNELL, Michael 18/04/94 Albany Sharks .............. ..............12 FIEGERT, Joel 03/02/95 Ord River Magpies .............. ..............13 REID, Nicholas 04/09/95 North Beach JFC .............. ..............14 SALOMONE, Luke 28/04/94 Marist JFC / Aquinas .............. ..............15 SMITH, Mitchell 13/01/94 Kent Districts / Hale .............. ..............16 MURRAY, Hamish 29/08/94 Swanbourne JFC / Scotch .............. ..............17 O’HARA, Timothy 06/11/93 West Coast JFC .............. ..............18 ANDERSON, Jake 14/08/95 Scarborough JFC .............. ..............20 MORGAN-HOBBS, Alex 02/04/94 Marist JFC / Trinity .............. ..............21 CURTIN, Thomas 17/12/93 Ongerup .............. ..............25 MORGAN, Mackenzie 22/06/94 North Beach JFC .............. ..............28 BEECK, Jack 26/07/95 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............29 LEO, Bronson 02/06/94 Royals Football Club .............. ..............30 STUBBER, Bodhi 16/08/94 Railways Football Club .............. ..............34 RYAN, Trent 19/07/94 Karrinyup JFC / Hale .............. ..............36 LAW, Jordan 25/08/95 Wembley Downs JFC .............. ..............39 LUCKMAN, Jake 03/02/94 West Coast JFC .............. ..............41 LAMONT, Sam 21/12/93 Royals Football Club .............. ..............42 HOWARD, Akeem 02/09/94 Gosnells .............. ..............45 BOWERING, Tom 15/12/93 Railways .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubClaremont Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Ben Dyer

1 WALTON, Rory 30/06/85 Marist JFC ................ ...............5 MURPHY, Jake 18/01/90 Cottesloe JFC / Scotch ................ ...............12 FRANZ, Brandon 30/08/85 Marist JFC ................ ...............13 GILLIGAN, Alroy 09/07/90 Yiyili Fitzroy / Richmond FC ................ ...............18 RUCK, Andrew 16/12/85 Albany - Royals ................ ...............21 GILLESPIE, Alistair 25/08/89 Swanbourne JFC / Scotch ................ ...............23 BRADSHAW, Jack 30/09/92 West Coast JFC / Hale ................ ...............24 ANDREWS, Mitchell 05/12/86 Broadbeach / West Perth FC ................ ...............25 LAURIE, Jesse 21/09/90 Denmark Walpole FC / Port Adel ................ ...............26 ROBERTS, Henry 08/07/88 Hale School ................ ...............27 WILLETT, Thomas 04/04/89 Marist JFC ................ ...............28 NISBETT, Bradley 10/03/91 West Coast JFC ................ ...............33 MCLERNON, Clay 18/07/85 Perth FC ................ ...............36 CUNNINGHAM, George 14/05/92 Hale ................ ...............37 TAYLOR, Thomas 10/08/92 Tambellup / Hale ................ ...............38 CRISTINELLI, Coleman 11/12/91 Albany - Railways ................ ...............39 DAVIES, Matthew 12/10/91 Scarborough JFC ................ ...............40 HAMP, Anton 21/07/92 West Coast JFC/WCE Rookie ................ ...............41 CRONIN, Richard 17/11/87 Albany - Royals ................ ...............44 WEEDON, Gerrick 25/05/91 Broome/WCE ................ ...............45 AITKEN, Jordan 28/03/92 West Coast JFC / Hale ................ ...............46 HATHWAY, Tyson 20/08/91 Kalannie/ West Perth FC ................ ...............47 ANSEY, Frank 20/01/92 Christchurch ................ ...............50 DAVEY, Lachlan 30/12/92 Wembley Downs JFC ................ ...............51 RICHARDSON, Jack 15/02/93 Swanbourne JFC ................ ...............52 FONG, Sam 04/04/93 West Coast JFC / Hale ................ ...............53 GOYDER, Matthew 05/05/93 Cottelsoe JFC ................ ...............54 KNOTT, Keegan 20/07/92 North Beach AFC ................ ...............55 BREAKEY, Hugo 02/08/93 Swanbourne JFC ................ ...............57 FLINT, Chaz 30/06/93 Scarborough JFC ................ ...............58 GELDARD-KER, Justin 23/03/93 Scarborough JFC ................ ...............59 FALCONER, Luke 14/05/93 West Coast JFC ................ ...............60 LUCKMAN, Brent 27/07/92 West Coast JFC ................ ...............61 JOHNSON, Jacob 29/05/87 St Marys ................ ...............63 MARK, Peter 03/04/92 Collegians ................ ...............67 THOMAS, Aaron 17/06/93 Broome Saints ................


East Perth Football ClubClaremont Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Ross McQueen

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Goal: Mike Spear, Kendell Ball

East Perth

Claremont

Played at Medibank Stadium, LeedervilleOverall: East Perth 145 Claremont 114 Draw 2Past 10 meetings: East Perth 3 Claremont 7 Past 10 at Leederville: East Perth 2 Claremont 8 EP highest score v Clare 32.19 (211) Round 10, 1958Clare highest score v EP 33.28 (226) Round 20, 1987EP lowest score v Clare 5.4 (34) Round 4, 2001Clare lowest score v EP 3.5 (23) Round 17, 1944EP biggest win v Clare 147 points, Round 10, 1958Clare biggest win v EP 169 points, Round 20, 1987

League - Sunday June 10, 2.10pm, Medibank Stadium.

COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Tony Micale

East Perth Football Club


From Games

1 STIRLING, Donald 1 21/10/89 Carey Park 26 ............. ............

3 SEAL, Mathew 1 22/01/87 Coolbinia JFC 110 ............. ............

5 SWEET, Aaron 1 27/01/89 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 68 ............. ............

6 ANDERSON, Kyle 1 07/06/90 Augusta Margaret River 26 ............. ............

7 KOMMER, Nick 2 28/09/90 Scarborough 21 ............. ............

8 MOSS, Garry 1 05/07/88 Marist 40 ............. ............

9 BROOKES, Rowan 1 08/05/92 Ballajura JFC 12 ............. ............

10 PRIOR, Adam 10 19/01/87 Wodonga 43 ............. ............

11 MONTEATH, Kym 7 24/08/87 Rossmoyne JFC 62 ............. ............

12 WHITE, Marcus 10 24/10/90 North Melboune 9 ............. ............

13 WULFF, Craig 2 13/02/83 Thornlie JFC 191 ............. ............

14 MCKENZIE, Shaquille 1 22/04/94 Northern Cobras 8 ............. ............

15 SMITH, Joshua 10 05/03/86 Whitford JFC 51 ............. ............

16 OAKLEY-NICHOLLS, Jarrad 1 09/02/88 Northern Cobras JFC 43 ............. ............

17 CHARTRES, Danny 10 17/01/86 Mandurah 70 ............. ............

19 JOHNSON, Paul 10 26/06/84 Hawthorn 41 ............. ............

20 KYANGA, Anthony 3 19/03/90 Rovers 26 ............. ............

21 CLUTTERBUCK, Freddie 1 22/09/90 Noranda JFC 36 ............. ............

22 CLARKE, Zac 0 28/03/90 Oakleigh Chargers/FFC 39 ............. ............

23 MALDENIS, Ryan 1 26/01/92 Kingsley JFC 15 ............. ............

24 MARTIN, Timothy 10 13/01/89 Port Melbourne 9 ............. ............

25 BOYS, Joe 2 20/08/88 North Beach 0 ............. ............

26 MACAULAY, Daniel 1 22/04/88 Boddington 89 ............. ............

28 SAMPEY, Luke 1 23/05/89 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 60 ............. ............

31 WILLIAMSON, Boston 1 28/10/92 Coolbinia JFC 0 ............. ............

32 BOYES, Ashley 1 25/09/92 Coolbinia JFC 0 ............. ............

34 PITT, Jayden 0 17/10/92 Geelong/FFC 14 ............. ............

35 DOBSON, Brett 1 12/05/89 Morley JFC 30 ............. ............

36 EADES, Brett 3 08/12/87 Kelmscott / Claremont 8 ............. ............

37 CROZIER, Hayden 0 24/12/93 Eastern Rangers/FFC 8 ............. ............

39 ROBERTON, Dylan 0 21/06/91 Dandenong/FFC 17 ............. ............

42 RUDD, Tyson 2 23/02/89 East Fremantle 0 ............. ............

44 SWAN, Michael 1 18/09/81 Port Melbourne 147 ............. ............

49 HOWLETT, Mitchell 1 16/03/93 Busselton 0 ............. ............

50 WILSON, Lewis 1 19/10/93 Ballajura JFC 0 ............. ............

61 MANSFIELD, Stephen 2 04/04/91 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 7 ............. ............

69 SELWOOD, Adam 0 01/05/84 Bendigo Pioneers/WCE 28 ............. ............

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COLOURS: Navy and Gold Coach: Marc Webb

Claremont Football Club


From Games

1 WALTON, Rory 1 30/06/85 Marist JFC 102 ............. ............

3 BLACKWELL, Luke 10 12/11/86 Swan Districts / Carlton FC 79 ............. ............

4 RICHARDSON, Ian 1 14/10/87 West Coast JFC 95 ............. ............

6 MEDHURST, Paul 1 11/12/81 WDJFC / FFC / Collingwood FC 38 ............. ............

7 LEE, Thomas 1 02/01/91 Mosman Park JFC / Adel Crows 39 ............. ............

9 MITCHELL, Kane 1 01/12/89 Marist JFC 70 ............. ............

10 MORTON, Jarryd 1 05/10/88 Lake Grace / Hawthorn FC 9 ............. ............

12 FRANZ, Brandon 1 30/08/85 Marist JFC 73 ............. ............

13 GILLIGAN, Alroy 1 09/07/90 Yiyili Fitzroy / Richmond FC 27 ............. ............

17 HANDLEY, Trinity 1 11/03/84 West Coast JFC 155 ............. ............

18 RUCK, Andrew 1 16/12/85 Albany - Royals 67 ............. ............

20 JONES, Chad 1 15/06/84 Hale/Nth Melb/WCE 96 ............. ............

21 GILLESPIE, Alistair 1 25/08/89 Swanbourne JFC / Scotch 7 ............. ............

22 NEATES, Ryan 0 21/06/91 Carine JFC/WCE 20 ............. ............

23 BRADSHAW, Jack 1 30/09/92 West Coast JFC / Hale 11 ............. ............

24 ANDREWS, Mitchell 5 05/12/86 Broadbeach / West Perth FC 46 ............. ............

25 LAURIE, Jesse 1 21/09/90 Denmark Walpole FC / Port Adel 44 ............. ............

27 WILLETT, Thomas 1 04/04/89 Marist JFC 18 ............. ............

28 NISBETT, Bradley 1 10/03/91 West Coast JFC 8 ............. ............

29 SILVAGNI, Alex 0 29/09/87 Casey Scorpions/FFC 8 ............. ............

31 THOMSON, James 1 18/02/88 Scotch / WCE 59 ............. ............

32 SCHAMMER, Byron 5 21/06/85 West Adelaide / FFC 55 ............. ............

33 MCLERNON, Clay 10 18/07/85 Perth FC 98 ............. ............

34 STEVENSON, Lewis 0 30/07/89 West Coast JFC/WCE 72 ............. ............

35 SWIFT, Thomas 0 06/07/90 Swanbourne JFC/WCE 44 ............. ............

37 TAYLOR, Thomas 1 10/08/92 Tambellup / Hale 0 ............. ............

40 HAMP, Anton 0 21/07/92 West Coast JFC/WCE Rookie 11 ............. ............

42 MCGOVERN, Jeremy 0 15/04/92 North Albany/WCE Rookie 11 ............. ............

43 SUBAN, Nicholas 0 09/05/90 North Ballarat/FFC 10 ............. ............

44 WEEDON, Gerrick 0 25/05/91 Broome/WCE 33 ............. ............

49 MCPHEE, Adam 0 06/10/82 Dandenong/FFC 14 ............. ............

52 FONG, Sam 1 04/04/93 West Coast JFC / Hale 0 ............. ............

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UMPIRES22

Top whistle-blowers to be honoured

By Craig O’Donoghue

The best 11 umpires from the past 10 years will be announced by the WANFLUA at a major function at the Novotel on June 16.

The WANFLUA is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year and, just as it did in 2002, will announce the team of the decade.

Five teams of the decade were announced at the 50-year celebrations followed by a team of the half century. That team comprised field umpires Ross Capes, Ray Montgomery, Len Gardner and emergency Grant Vernon, boundary umpires John Devine, Ron Hall and Dan Gooch along with goal umpires Bill Carter, Merv Rose and third scorer Paul Smith.

The WANFLUA announced the nominations for the team of the decade from 2002-2011 earlier this year. The 10 best field, boundary and goal umpires were chosen and handed to a selection committee to pick the best of the best.

The top 10 field umpires are Dean Margetts, Jeff Dalgleish, Stuart Parry, Greg Bandy, Todd Keating, Brett Rosebury, Gavin Statham, Craig Hendrie, Mark Fussell and Luke Farmer.

The boundary nominations are Haden Martin, Richard Heptinstall, Greg Smith, Jamie Giles, Nathan Doig, Ben Brown, George Pampacos, Alan Zanich, Jace Collingridge and Brett Dalgleish.

The goal umpire nominations

are Cos Martino, Wayne Hendrie, David Shawcross, Brett Rogers, Dale Edwick, Andrew Curtis, Mike Spear, John Marrapodi, Matt Laycock and Adam Peacock.

The WANFLUA will name three field umpires and one emergency, four boundary umpires, two goal umpires and a third scorer.

The selection committee comprised some of umpiring’s biggest names. Former AFL field

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umpires Greg Scroop, Grant Vernon and Trevor Garrett, former AFL boundary umpires Peter Frusher and Stewart Tempest along with former AFL boundary umpiring coach Sean Fairfoul. Goal umpiring judges were WAFL goal umpires’ coach Colin Shawcross, former AFL goal umpire Ron Poole and former WAFL umpire and AFL interchange steward Gil Bishop.

The WANFLUA is encouraging all former members to attend the 60-year function to celebrate the association’s rich history.

AFL Umpiring Director Jeff Gieschen will be a special guest.

// Jeff Dalgleish// Greg Smith

// David Shawcross

AFL

SCOREBOARD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Richmond

Fremantle

AFL ROUND 11, RICHMOND V FREMANTLEMCG, Saturday, 09 June (2:10pm Local Time)

RICHMOND FREMANTLENo Player No Player

1 BALLANTYNE, Hayden ......... ........

2 MORABITO, Anthony ......... ........

3 DAWSON, Zac ......... ........

4 PITT , Jayden ......... ........

5 IBBOTSON, Garrick ......... ........

6 BROUGHTON, Greg ......... ........

7 FYFE, Nathan ......... ........

8 SUBAN, Nick ......... ........

9 MCPHEE, Adam ......... ........

10 LOWER, Nick ......... ........

11 SHERIDAN, Tom ......... ........

12 GRIFFIN, Jonathon ......... ........

13 MZUNGU, Tendai ......... ........

14 GROVER, Antoni ......... ........

15 CROWLEY, Ryan ......... ........

16 MUNDY, David ......... ........

17 CROZIER, Hayden ......... ........

18 MCPHARLIN, Luke ......... ........

19 FORSTER, Alex ......... ........

20 MICHIE , Viv ......... ........

21 BARLOW, Michael ......... ........

22 ANTHONY, Jack ......... ........

23 MAYNE, Chris ......... ........

24 ROBERTON, Dylan ......... ........

25 MELLINGTON , Josh ......... ........

26 BRADLEY, Kepler ......... ........

27 NEALE, Lachie ......... ........

28 FAULKS, Peter ......... ........

29 PAVLICH, Matthew ......... ........

30 CLARKE, Zac ......... ........

31 SANDILANDS, Aaron ......... ........

32 HILL, Stephen ......... ........

33 SUTCLIFFE, Cameron ......... ........

34 SPURR, Lee # ......... ........

35 SCHLOITHE, Haiden # ......... ........

36 SILVAGNI, Alex ......... ........

37 JOHNSON, Michael ......... ........

38 WALTERS, Michael ......... ........

39 MENEGOLA, Sam # ......... ........

40 DE BOER, Matt ......... ........

41 DUFFIELD, Paul ......... ........

42 ROBERTS, Gavin # ......... ........

43 WILSON-KING, Jordan # ......... ........

44 CRICHTON, Jesse ......... ........

46 PEARCE, Clancee # ......... ........

47 VAN BERLO, Jay ......... ........

# rookie

2 GRIMES, Dylan ......... ........

3 DELEDIO, Brett ......... ........

4 MARTIN, Dustin ......... ........

6 GRIGG, Shaun ......... ........

7 DEA, Matt ......... ........

8 RIEWOLDT, Jack ......... ........

9 COTCHIN, Trent ......... ........

10 EDWARDS, Shane ......... ........

11 BATCHELOR , Jake ......... ........

12 ASTBURY, David ......... ........

13 MILLER, Brad J. # ......... ........

14 HOULI, Bachar ......... ........

16 MCGUANE, Luke ......... ........

17 NEWMAN, Chris ......... ........

18 RANCE, Alex ......... ........

19 CONNORS, Daniel ......... ........

20 MARIC, Ivan ......... ........

21 TUCK, Shane ......... ........

23 JACKSON, Daniel ......... ........

24 GRIFFITHS, Ben ......... ........

25 GRAHAM, Angus ......... ........

26 NAHAS, Robin ......... ........

28 KING, Jake ......... ........

29 VICKERY, Ty ......... ........

30 CONCA , Reece ......... ........

31 HESLIN, John # ......... ........

32 HELBIG , Brad ......... ........

34 BROWNE, Andrew L. ......... ........

35 WHITE, Matt ......... ........

36 MACDONALD , Dean ......... ........

37 POST, Jayden ......... ........

38 MORRIS, Steven ......... ........

39 DERICKX , Tom ......... ........

40 MOORE, Kelvin W. ......... ........

41 FOLEY, Nathan ......... ........

42 ELLIS, Brandon ......... ........

43 ELTON, Todd ......... ........

44 ARNOT, Matthew ......... ........

45 O’HANLON, Brett ......... ........

46 WEBBERLEY, Jeromey ......... ........

47 MARIC, Addam # ......... ........

48 DARROU, Ben # ......... ........

49 VERRIER, Steven # ......... ........

50 TURNER, Gibson # ......... ........

51 WRIGHT, Piva # ......... ........

# rookie

After 10 rounds in season 2012, West Coast head into their bye at the top of the AFL ladder.

With eight wins and two losses, here are some of the Eagles leading stats getters.

West Coast stats leaders

Player Disposals

Scott Selwood 263

Andrew Gaff 259

Chris Masten 228

Matthew Rosa 228

Beau Waters 217

Luke Shuey 199

Matthew Priddis 195

Shannon Hurn 187

Daniel Kerr 185

Dean Cox 158

Player Marks

Beau Waters 77

Matthew Rosa 65

Quinten Lynch 63

Eric Mackenzie 60

Andrew Gaff 59

Shannon Hurn 56

Dean Cox 56

Jack Darling 56

Scott Selwood 53

Darren Glass 49

Player Goals

Josh Hill 21

Jack Darling 18

Quinten Lynch 14

Dean Cox 12

Josh Kennedy 12

Luke Shuey 11

Ashton Hams 10

Chris Masten 8

Scott Selwood 7

Nic Naitanui 7

Player Frees For

Luke Shuey 30

Dean Cox 24

Daniel Kerr 17

Ashton Hams 17

Scott Selwood 16

Adam Selwood 14

Nic Naitanui 13

Matthew Priddis 13

Beau Waters 12

Quinten Lynch 11

Player Frees Against

Scott Selwood 11

Beau Waters 10

Chris Masten 10

Eric Mackenzie 10

Dean Cox 9

Darren Glass 9

Nic Naitanui 9

Quinten Lynch 7

Adam Selwood 7

Luke Shuey 6

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COUNTRY FOOTBALL

24

Wickepin downs top sideInformation supplied by Trevor Kelly from WA Footy Forum

Wickepin caused the upset of the season downing the previously undefeated Williams by 24 points.

Jamie Miller and Jamie Bolt each kicked five goals and were named as the best players for the winners. Best for Williams were Steele Morrell and Robert Rose, while Mark Gilhome and Gerard Medlen kicked three goals each.

Boddington had a hard-fought two-point win over last-placed Wagin to remain in second place with Mark Giumelli and Brent Davis (six goals) showing good form, while Todd Richards and Shaun Robinson tried hard for the Wagin Bulldogs.

Narrogin Hawks recorded its third win of the season, with an upset 18-point win over Kukerin-Dumbleyung.

Cameron Allison and Brent Fotheringham (four goals each) were best, while Ross Gooding and Graham Bolt were strong contributors for Kukerin-Dumbleyung.

Katanning Wanderers bounced back after last week’s loss to record a 16-point win over Brookton-Pingelly, with Todd Hetherington and Tim Fitzgerald (six goals) their best, while Brent Pike was good for the Brookton-Pingelly.

UPPER GREAT SOUTHERNLeague:Wickepin 14.6 (90) d Williams 9.12 (66)Katanning Wanderers 16.18 (114) d Brookton-Pingelly 15.8 (98)Narrogin Hawks 16.10 (106) d Kukerin-Dumbleyung 12.16 (88)Boddington 14.12 (96) d Wagin 14.10 (94)Reserves:Williams 9.6 (60) d Wickepin 2.7 (19)Narrogin Hawks 17.14 (116) d Kukerin-Dumbleyung 3.8 (26)Boddington 7.17 (59) d Wagin 8.8 (56)Thirds:Katanning Wanderers 28.13 (181) d Brookton-Pingelly 0.2 (2)Narrogin Hawks 14.10 (94) d Kukerin-Dumbleyung 4.4 (28)Wagin 10.13 (73) d Boddington 7.3 (45)Fourths:Katanning Wanderers 15.9 (99) d Brookton-Pingelly 1.0 (0)Narrogin Hawks d Kukerin-Dumbleyung on forfeitBoddington 11.16 (82) d Wagin 2.1 (13)

AVONLeague:Beverley 25.11 (161) d Railways 8.5 (53)York 14.15 (99) d Quairading 8.11 (59)Kellerberrin-Tammin 17.13 (115) d Cunderdin 8.8 (56)Reserves:Railways 10.6 (66) d Beverley 8.14 (62)York 9.8 (62) d Quairading 8.6 (54)Cunderdin 18.13 (121) d Kellerberrin-Tammin 9.1 (55)

CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTALLeague:Cervantes 14.13 (97) d Jurien Bay 12.13 (85)Dandaragan 16.19 (115) d Moora Rovers 12.12 (84)Reserves:Jurien Bay 19.10 (124) d Cervantes 9.3 (57)Moora Warriors 13.17 (95) d Lancelin 6.10 (46)Dandaragan 36.25 (241) d Moora Rovers 1.0 (6)

CENTRAL WHEATBELTBYE

EASTERN DISTRICTSBYE

ESPERANCE & DISTRICTSBYE

GASCOYNEBYE

GOLDFIELDSLeague:Kalgoorlie 20.15 (135) d Kambalda 8.5 (53)Railways 14.8 (92) d Boulder 8.8 (56)Reserves:Kalgoorlie 15.17 (107) d Kambalda 2.4 (16)Railways 12.20 (92) d Boulder 9.2 (56)Colts:Kalgoorlie 16.12 (108) d Kambalda 13.11 (89)Railways 12.13 (85) d Boulder 10.8 (68)

GREAT NORTHERNLeague:Northampton 16.11 (107) d Chapman Valley 14.14 (98)Railways 19.7 (121) d Rovers 15.10 (100)Towns 18.11 (119) d Brigades 8.17 (65)Reserves:Northampton 17.19 (121) d Chapman Valley 0.1 (1)Railways 20.14 (134) d Rovers 2.2 (14)Towns 9.5 (59) d Brigades 7.7 (49)Colts:Northampton 18.5 (113) d Chapman Valley 2.2 (14)Railways 25.18 (168) d Rovers 3.2 (20)Towns 14.5 (89) d Brigades 11.11 (77)

GREAT SOUTHERNLeague:Royals 18.13 (121) d Railways 17.12 (114)Mt Barker 14.14 (98) d North Albany 11.5 (71)Denmark-Walpole 36.28 (244) d Albany 8.3 (51)Reserves:Royals 16.9 (105) d Railways 4.8 (32)North Albany 17.16 (118) d Mt Barker 4.6 (30)Denmark-Walpole 17.20 (122) d Albany 8.9 (57)Colts:Royals 14.13 (97) d Railways 2.8 (20)Albany 11.11 (77) d Denmark-Walpole 6.7 (43)U17:Royals 6.3 (39) d Railways 4.6 (30)North Albany 7.8 (50) d Mt Barker 5.5 (35)Denmark-Walpole 11.6 (72) d Albany 4.5 (29)

HILLSPickering Brook 11.23 (89) d Chidlow 12.9 (81)Gidgegannup 15.12 (102) d Mt Helena 7.8 (50)Mundaring 14.20 (104) d Bullsbrook 4.9 (33)

LOWER SOUTH WESTBYE

MORTLOCKLeague:Gingin 26.15 (171) d Goomalling 8.11 (59)Wongan-Ballidu 39.13 (247) d Calingiri 1.3 (9)Toodyay 13.12 (90) d Dowerin 9.8 (62)Reserves:Gingin 30.16 (196) d Goomalling 0.0 (0)Wongan-Ballidu 9.14 (68) d Calingiri 2.7 (19)Dowerin 10.11 (71) d Toodyay 10.4 (64)

NORTH MIDLANDSBYE

NORTH PILBARALeague:Karratah Kats 25.24 (174) d Dampier Sharks 7.3 (45)Port Hedland Rovers 10.15 (75) d Karratha Falcons 7.9 (51)Wickham Wolves 12.15 (87) d South Hedland Swans 9.18 (72)Reserves:Karratha Kats 12.12 (84) d Dampier Sharks 5.9 (39)Karratha Falcons 6.6 (42) d Port Hedland Rovers 4.5 (29)South Hedland Swans 15.7 (97) d Wickham Wolves 9.8 (62)

ONGERUPBYE

ONSHORE CUPBYE

PEELLeague:Waroona 28.23 (191) d South Mandurah 9.8 (62)Halls Head 15.11 (101) d Mandurah 14.17 (101)Rockingham 15.12 (102) d Centrals 13.12 (90)Baldivis 13.8 (86) d Pinjarra 9.8 (62)Reserves:Waroona 13.5 (83) d South Mandurah 8.8 (56)Rockingham 16.12 (108) d Centrals 5.6 (36)Baldivis 10.10 (70) d Pinjarra 6.9 (45)Mandurah 22.9 (141) d Halls Head 4.0 (24)Colts:Waroona 17.8 (110) d South Mandurah 8.3 (51)Rockingham 19.16 (130) d Centrals 2.2 (14)Baldivis 19.16 (130) d Pinjarra 2.4 (16)Mandurah 11.6 (72) d Halls Head 9.10 (64)

RAVENSTHORPE & DISTRICTSLakes d Southerners on forfeit

SOUTH WESTLeague:Bunbury 17.7 (109) d South Bunbury 13.5 (83)Collie Eagles 13.5 (83) d Busselton 6.10 (46)Harvey Bulls 10.14 (74) d Aug-Marg-River 10.8 (68)Carey Park 23.11 (149) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch 7.10 (52)Eaton Boomers 17.16 (118) d Donnybrook 5.3 (33)Reserves:Bunbury 5.10 (40) d South Bunbury 3.10 (28)Collie Eagles 8.10 (58) d Busselton 8.5 (53)Harvey Bulls 8.14 (62) d Aug-Marg-River 7.5 (47)Carey Park 16.5 (101) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch 11.11 (77)Eaton Boomers 22.18 (150) d Donnybrook 1.0 (6)Colts:South Bunbury 7.17 (59) d Bunbury 9.1 (55)Collie Eagles 8.7 (55) d Busselton 7.4 (46)Aug-Marg-River 11.20 (86) d Harvey Bulls 5.3 (33)Harv-Bruns-Lesch 21.15 (141) d Carey Park 4.5 (29)Eaton Boomers 21.20 (146) d Donnybrook 9.6 (60)

UPPER GREAT SOUTHERNLeague:Wickepin 14.6 (90) d Williams 9.12 (66)Katanning Wanderers 16.18 (114) d Brookton-Pingelly 15.8 (98)Narrogin Hawks 16.10 (106) d Kukerin-Dumbleyung 12.16 (88)Boddington 14.12 (96) d Wagin 14.10 (94)Reserves:Williams 9.6 (60) d Wickepin 2.7 (19)Narrogin Hawks 17.14 (116) d Kukerin-Dumbleyung 3.8 (26)Boddington 7.17 (59) d Wagin 8.8 (56)Thirds:Katanning Wanderers 28.13 (181) d Brookton-Pingelly 0.2 (2)Narrogin Hawks 14.10 (94) d Kukerin-Dumbleyung 4.4 (28)Wagin 10.13 (73) d Boddington 7.3 (45)Fourths:Katanning Wanderers 15.9 (99) d Brookton-Pingelly 1.0 (0)Narrogin Hawks d Kukerin-Dumbleyung on forfeitBoddington 11.16 (82) d Wagin 2.1 (13)

COMMUNITY FOOTBALL

A Grade competition wide open

THE 2012 WA Amateur Football League A Grade season returns after a general bye and competition for a fi nals spot is wide open, with only two games separating fi rst from sixth.

After winning only seven games for the year and finishing in seventh place last season, Trinity Aquinas have been the surprise packets of 2012 and currently sit top of the ladder having lost only one match for the year.

Their reserves side is in a similar position, sitting second with only one loss, keeping selection pressure on the A Grade players spots and ensuring they have to maintain good form with many reserves players capable of stepping up to fill a void.

In similarly surprising circumstances, last years’ minor premiers Mt Lawley currently sit in eighth place with only two wins for the year, which have come against the 10th and seventh placed Hamersley Carine and Maddington.

After losing a number of players at the end of 2011 – including 2011 A Grade fairest and best Clinton Gribble – Mt Lawley have struggled to recapture the form which earned them a grand final spot against University.

Despite the poor form, Mt Lawley sit only two games outside of finals contention, proving they are more than capable of matching it with the top A Grade clubs.

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They will need to be at their best this weekend as they host third-placed Whitford, who haven’t lost a match since April.

Another club only two games outside the top five is Maddington, but the prospect of facing the Bulls would frighten some of the top clubs.

After a slow start to the year the Bulls have been getting progressively better and proven to be a headache for many of the top sides, handing Trinity their only loss for the year and pushing Collegians to the dying seconds in their round five match.

Their hard in-and-under style has been complimented by the outside skill of new recruit and former Gold Coast Sun Nathan Krakouer, who joined the club to play alongside his cousin.

The Bulls face Hamersley Carine this weekend and would be confident of getting their third win of the season against the bottom-placed side.

After winning the 2011 B Grade premiership, Hamersley Carine have found it tough to adjust to A Grade competition and have only managed one win for the year.

That win came against a side only 3 percent ahead of them at the bottom of the ladder in North Fremantle, who have the tough ask against Trinity Aquinas this weekend.

Long-time A Grade stalwart North Fremantle will be desperate to avoid

relegation to B Grade, and wins against top sides will prove vital in trying to finish outside the bottom two.

Last years’ premiers University have struggled to hit top form so far this year, sitting sixth on four wins with only one win against a team above them on the ladder, Swan Athletic, who have also won four games after being promoted from B Grade last season.

University face the ever-dangerous North Beach at Charles Riley Reserve, while Swan Athletic tackle second placed Collegians who were riding a six-game win streak before being handed their first loss by Trinity in Round 7.

Bouncedown for all A Grade matches is 2.30pm, following the colts at 10.15am and reserves at 12.05pm.

// A Grade action between University

and Mt Lawley.

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CLUB NOTES26

CLAREMONT• Foxtel Cup – After an excellent win over West

Adelaide in the 1st round of the Foxtel Cup we have advance to the 2nd round on Saturday, June 16 at Metricon Stadium on the Gold Coast playing Mt Gravatt at 12.05pm. The club has a function at the Paddington Ale House on the morning of the game from 10am for Claremont members and supporters to watch the game on the big screen. Free entry plus nibbles, please ring the club to book for catering purposes.

• Naidoc Jumper Design Competition - Jamie Oberman from North Beach Primary School’s Yr 6 class has designed the winning Claremont jumper for NAIDOC round. Congratulations Jamie, Di Hoffman (North Beach PS Ambassador) and Mrs Kerry Van (North Beach PS Art Teacher) for driving the competition at North Beach PS.

• Special mention to Ray White Karratha for sponsoring the Claremont NAIDOC Jumper again this year. Thank you to Lindsay Gibson and his partner Richard Naulls.

• WAFL Raffle – ALL CFC Members & Supporters would have received your raffle tickets to sell. If you could sell them and return in the return addressed envelope ASAP it would be greatly appreciated.

EAST FREMANTLE• After match presentations in the Main Social Hall at

6pm.

• 80’s Night –this Saturday, June 9. East Fremantle is heading back to the 80’s for a night of good old Aussie Rock music with Brian Canham from Pseudo Echo, Sean Kelly from the Models and Totti Goldsmith from Chantoozies plus and Allstars band featuring members from Big Pig and Chocolate Starfish. Tickets $30 and can be purchased at the bar.

• On Thursday, June 21 the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout will take place. East Fremantle CEO Adam Kelly is participating and would like your support by way of donation. To donate go to, http://www.ceosleepout.org.au/ceos/wa-ceos/profile/?ceo=2061

• Happy Birthday to members celebrating birthdays this week: Cameron Douglas; Jake Perer; James Moir; Bill Taggart; Norman Purdie; Michael Bell; Helen Lysaght; Christopher Reidy; Michael Saporita; Michael Jez; David Fienberg; Ken Stokes; Steve Nugent; John Townsend; Joanne Baseden; Jeff Davidson; Vanessa Gould;

• Congratulations to Cameron Symonds who played his first league game in the Derby last weekend.

EAST PERTH• The East Perth Function Room is the ideal place

for your next seminar or business meeting. The bar is also available to liven up any quiz night or selected birthday. With food and drink packages available through our caterers and discounts for members the choice is simple. Please contact Daniel Waldon at the Club to book or for more info.

• Our 2012 East Perth polo’s, T-shirts and club jackets have arrived. Visit the team store to get your hands on them now.

• Our annual Banquet Auction is on Tuesday, July 31 in the Golden Ballroom at the Pan Pacific Hotel (formerly The Sheraton). Something for everyone with hundreds of items in the Main and Silent Auction.

• Presentations will be held in the Members Bar at 6.45pm after the game. All Members are welcome

• Follow us on Twitter @Eastperthfc and like our Facebook page for all the latest news and videos from what’s happening around the club.

• The 2012 Sponsor a Player initiative is filling up fast. Get in quick to secure your favourite player. With plenty of benefits for you and your selected player this is an opportunity not to be missed.

PEEL• July 20 – PTFC Corporate Club Lunch partnered

by KI Group – Entertainment AFL Coach ‘Kevin Sheedy’.

• August 11 – PTFC Banquet Auction. Excellent promotional opportunity to get your business involved with PTFC & the wider Community. Goods/services or a voucher are currently being sought to offer at this year’s Auction.

• Thank you to all sponsors who have supported the Player Sponsor program. This initiative assists the club and players with their ongoing medical expenses. There are only a handful of players left without a sponsor. Cost is $220 per player and your name will be recognised in the Members Bar along with their photo.

PERTH• Long term injuries: S. Young (ankle) indefinite, J.

Kayler-Thomson (shoulder) indefinite, C. Rodgers (ankle) 5 weeks, S. Siekierka (hamstring) 7 weeks, H. Busher (hip) 7 weeks, Paul Bevan (jaw) 6-8 weeks, Chris Billings (hamstring) 3-4 weeks.

• Upcoming events (for more information contact the club on 9362 4499 or visit the website www.perthdemons.com.au)

• The Robert Wiley Foundation Dinner on Friday, June 22.

• Danny Green Sportsman Lunch on Friday, August 3.

• Centurion Lunch on Friday, August 24.

• “Unleash Your Inner Demon” and become a Perth member today. 50% off Full and Rovers memberships. Contact Kerrie-Ann or Adriana at the club on 9362 4499 for more information.

• Our Past Players & Officials Association is selling the 2012/13 Entertainment Books for $65. All proceeds go to the Robert Wiley Development Foundation. Contact Brian Sweetapple on 0411 133 038.

SOUTH FREMANTLE • Home game President’s Luncheons book now for

$75 a ticket, bring along your mates and have a an enjoyable day at the footy, full buffet lunch, drink service, afternoon tea and VIP Parking call Jess at the club on 9335 1555 for further info.

• Memberships for 2012 still available from match day office on game days and club office during office hours Monday to Friday 9am-5pm. Membership is just one call away! 9335 1555. Club merchandise available at same time and venues.

• Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! Banquet Auction 2012 - the club’s major fund raising event will be held in the Griff John Function Room on Saturday, July 7 from 6pm. Tickets $65 per person for a 3 course meal (cash bar) or you can purchase a table of 10 for $600. Tickets are selling fast! So get a table together for a great night out and some great bargains! This year the event will be hosted by South Fremantle great Glen Jakovich and auctioneer extraordinaire Tiny Holly will be on the gavel! Money, Money, Money musical entertainment will be provided by ABBAsalutely! AND if you can’t attend the auction maybe your company can donate some items. All money raised will support South Fremantle Football Club programs and your assistance will be greatly appreciated. So Ring, Ring, Ring on 9335 1555 if you have items to donate!

SUBIACO• This weekend at Medibank Stadium is the QBE

Game where the club recognises its 28-year partnership with QBE as the major sponsor. It will be a “sea of blue” at Medibank Stadium with the first 500 people through the gate to receive a FREE cyan blue Subiaco QBE shirt. All spectators are encouraged to get behind the day and wear blue!

• Presentations will take place in the upstairs Members Bar at Medibank Stadium about 45 minutes to one hour after the league fixture.

• Subiaco FC Quiz Night – 8pm on Thursday, July 5 in the Member’s Bar at Medibank Stadium. $10 per head. For enquiries call Garry Underhill on 0413 769 245.

• Join the Lions on Social Media - ‘Like’ the Lions on facebook www.facebook.com/SubiLions and follow us on twitter @subiacolions

• The Lions are on Instagram! Follow the Lions Instragram account @subiacolions for exclusive pictures from within the inner sanctum that you won’t see anywhere else.

• Keep up to date with the goings on at the club by visiting the website www.subiacofc.com.au Read the latest articles and watch all of SUBI TV’s features including highlights of all the weekend’s action.

SWAN DISTRICTS• Show your support and kit yourself out in Black

& White. New style hoodies in stock and full size run of polos. Our merchandise is now available to purchase online at www.swandistrictsfc.com.au

• Are you a member of the Mighty Swans yet? How about 40% off our most popular memberships to tempt you? You can purchase online now, call 9279 8700 or come in and see us now

• Youth Girls Footy starts at Steel Blue Oval on June 8 for girls aged 13-17. For more info contact Chelsea Randall, Development Officer and All-Australian Women’s rep on 9279 8700. Junior girls (8-12yr olds) start July 6.

• Are you a Carlton fan? Book now for a special breakfast right here at Swan Districts on Thursday, June 14. Carlton Coaches, Brett Ratten & Mark Riley are the guest speakers as well as Peter Bell! Tickets are selling fast and are only $60 or book a table of 10 for $500. This Saturday is the last day to book!

• 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

• Save the date now for the club’s Swansmen Auction on Saturday, August 11. The 30th Anniversary Reunion of the 1982 premiership is on Saturday, August 25 and our annual Swan Medal night on Friday, October 5.

WEST PERTH• Foxtel Cup – Quarter Final 2 – Werribee v West

Perth – 10.35am EST this Saturday, June 9 at the MCG. Curtain-raiser for Richmond v Fremantle. Broadcast live on Foxtel from 8.30am WST. GO FALCONS!

• Support our CEO Gerry O’Dea in his efforts to help raise funds for the homeless through the St Vinnie’s CEO Sleepout - Thursday, June 21 at the WACA. For more information & to donate, go to www.ceosleepout.org.au.

• We are organising a bus for the Round 14 game on Saturday, June 23 against East Fremantle in Kalannie. Tickets $50. The bus leaves Arena Joondalup at 9am and departs Kalannie after the game at 6pm to return to Perth. Contact Brittany on 08 9300 3611 to register your interest. We require a minimum of 30x RSVP’s for the bus to go ahead.

• Our Banquet Auction is on Saturday, August 4 at the Stirling Adriatic Centre. Tickets $100 & include 3 course meal, Hartley Estate wines, beer & soft drinks. We are seeking donations for our biggest fundraiser of the year! To donate or book your tickets, please contact Jessy on 08 9300 3611.

• Our hearts beat true! Does yours? To sign up as a 2012 member or purchase any merchandise, please contact Brittany on 08 9300 3611

Can You Help?Research on a comprehensive database covering every past WAFL league player continues and assistance is sought to establish full particulars on a number of players active since 1970.

League players for whom contact details are missing include:

Mark Brown (Subiaco 2000, 1 game, 1 goal)

Steven Finch (Claremont 2008, 3 games, 5 goals)

Troy Fish (Peel 1988-1989, 3 games, 1 goal)

Glenn O’Rourke (Swan Districts 1999, 16 games)

John Stampalia (Subiaco 1993, 1 game) – ex Osborne Park

Wayne Thomson (East Perth 1987-1988 2 games, 2 goals)

Any information that could help establish contact with or lead to full particulars on these players would be welcomed by WAFL historian Greg Wardell-Johnson ([email protected]) or Judy Chalmers (9381 5599) at the WA Football Commission.

STATS

Leading stats for season 2012After Round 11

DISPOSALS

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Kane MITCHELL Claremont 10 18 v Peel, R11 250

2 Ross YOUNG Perth 10 25 v SD, R11 250

3 Mark HUTCHINGS West Perth 10 20 v EP, R11 249

4 Luke BLACKWELL Claremont 10 26 v Peel, R11 246

5 Kris MILLER South Frem 9 22 v EF, R11 238

6 Josh ROBERTS Swan Dist 9 31 v Pth, R11 237

7 Craig WULFF East Perth 9 26 v WP, R11 237

8 Patrick TRAVERS Peel 9 20 v Cl, R11 233

9 Shaun HILDEBRANDT Swan Dist 9 30 v Pth, R11 232

10 Mark MCGOUGH East Frem 9 22 v SF, R11 228

KICKS





4 Garry MOSS East Perth 9 13 v WP, R11 150

5 Alistair SMITH Perth 10 20 v SD, R11 148

6 Craig WULFF East Perth 9 18 v WP, R11 146

7 Leon DAVIS Perth 9 15 v SD, R11 146

8 Mark MCGOUGH East Frem 9 16 v SF, R11 142

9 Paul MEDHURST Claremont 10 7 v Peel, R11 137

10 Byron SCHAMMER Claremont 10 14 v Peel, R11 135

HANDBALLS


1 Kris MILLER South Frem 9 11 v EF, R11 127

2 Rory O’BRIEN East Frem 9 11 v SF, R11 123

3 Patrick TRAVERS Peel 9 9 v Cl, R11 121

4 Luke BLACKWELL Claremont 10 14 v Peel, R11 112


6 Shaun HILDEBRANDT Swan Dist 9 16 v Pth, R11 104

7 Toby BAIRSTOW South Frem 9 8 v EF, R11 98

8 Freddie CLUTTERBUCK East Perth 9 13 v WP, R11 96


10 Thomas ROACH Swan Dist 9 11 v Pth, R11 92

MARKS




3 Dion FLEAY West Perth 10 5 v EP, R11 65

4 Freddie CLUTTERBUCK East Perth 9 9 v WP, R11 63

5 Alistair SMITH Perth 10 10 v SD, R11 63

6 Thomas LEE Claremont 10 4 v Peel, R11 63

7 Aidan PARKER Subiaco 9 5 v WP, R10 62

8 Joshua SMITH East Perth 9 5 v WP, R11 61

9 Adam PRIOR East Perth 9 7 v WP, R11 61

10 Paul BEVAN Perth 10 4 v SD, R11 56

FREES FOR


1 Jake MURPHY Claremont 7 2 v Sub, R8 25

2 Rory O’BRIEN East Frem 9 3 v SF, R11 22

3 Garry MOSS East Perth 9 1 v WP, R11 21

4 Michael SWAN East Perth 8 3 v WP, R11 20



7 Anthony TSALIKIS West Perth 8 2 v EP, R11 17

8 Matthew TEDESCO Perth 10 3 v SD, R11 17

9 Wesley LAMMIE Swan Dist 8 0 v Pth, R11 16

10 Callum SINCLAIR Subiaco 9 2 v WP, R10 16

FREES AGAINST


1 Michael PETTIGREW West Perth 10 4 v EP, R11 18



4 Mitchell ANDREWS Claremont 8 2 v Peel, R11 15

5 Justin SIMPSON Swan Dist 9 1 v Pth, R11 14

6 Jarrhan JACKY Swan Dist 9 2 v Pth, R11 14


8 Daniel HUNT West Perth 9 2 v EP, R11 13

9 Ryan COOK South Frem 9 1 v EF, R11 13


HIT OUTS


1 Wesley LAMMIE Swan Dist 8 28 v Pth, R11 248

2 Mitchell ANDREWS Claremont 8 31 v Peel, R11 237

3 Chris KEUNEN West Perth 10 25 v EP, R11 232

4 Paul JOHNSON East Perth 9 25 v WP, R11 229

5 Scott DOUGLAS Subiaco 7 33 v WP, R10 179

6 Llane SPAANDERMAN Perth 8 30 v SD, R11 173

7 Mitchell LEYENDEKKERS Peel 8 22 v EP, R10 158

8 Sean TIGHE South Frem 9 23 v EF, R11 154

9 Jonathon GRIFFIN East Frem 6 25 v SF, R11 138

10 Timothy MARTIN East Perth 9 15 v WP, R11 122

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FOXTEL CUP28

MATCH 1Saturday, March 31Morningside 12.10 (82) d Launceston7.7 (49)

MATCH 2Saturday, April 7Port Adelaide Magpies 7.9 (51) d Subiaco 5.6 (36)

MATCH 3Saturday, April 14Werribee 26.9 (165) d Burnie 5.2 (32)

MATCH 4Saturday, April 21West Perth 13.12 (90) d Ainslie 7.6 (48)

MATCH 5Saturday, April 28Claremont 20.10 (130) d West Adelaide 4.5 (29)

MATCH 6Saturday, May 5Mt Gravatt 11.14 (80) d Sydney Hills Eagles 7.12 (54)

MATCH 7Saturday, May 12South Adelaide 6.12 (48) d Williamstown 6.7 (43)

MATCH 8Saturday, May 19Port Melbourne 21.11 (137) d Nt Thunder 7.7 (49)

Foxtel Cup fixtures 2012

Broadcast on Foxtel 8.30-10.30am WST

WerribeeCoach: Scott West

No. Player1 Jamie Sheahan ............. ............2 Scott Sherlock ............. ............3 Jye Bolton ............. ............7 Ben Sharp ............. ............9 Ben Ross ............. ............10 Jarrod Mather ............. ............11 William Martiniello ............. ............12 Jake Wilson ............. ............13 Will Sullivan ............. ............19 Nathan Laracy ............. ............20 Sam Wormald ............. ............23 Robbie Castello ............. ............24 Nathan Ablett ............. ............25 Robbie Tarrant ............. ............26 Ben Moloney ............. ............28 Will Sierakowski ............. ............30 Travis Tuck ............. ............33 Michael Sodomaco ............. ............36 Ayden Kennedy ............. ............37 Malcolm Lynch ............. ............38 Majak Daw ............. ............41 Tom Ruggles ............. ............43 Sam Gibson ............. ............45 Brad Mangan ............. ............46 Ben Speight ............. ............47 Jordan Treloar ............. ............48 Lachlan Fairley ............. ............53 Jordan Keras ............. ............63 Scott McMahon ............. ............68 Ben McKinley ............. ............Rushed ............

Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Werribee

West Perth

West PerthCoach: Bill Monaghan

No. Player

1 Aaron Black ............. ............

2 Jason Salecic ............. ............

3 Andrew Strijk ............. ............

4 Jordan Jones ............. ............

5 Joel Rice ............. ............

6 Marc Crisp ............. ............

7 Steven Browne ............. ............

8 Mark Hutchings ............. ............

9 Dustin Burns ............. ............

10 Jay Tindall ............. ............

11 Anthony Tsalikis ............. ............

12 Dan Hunt ............. ............

13 Sam Palm ............. ............

14 Shane Nelson ............. ............

15 Josh Donaldson ............. ............

17 Matt Fowler ............. ............

18 Jay Van Berlo ............. ............

19 Chris Keunen ............. ............

20 Brent Lecras ............. ............

22 Darcy Barden ............. ............

23 Luke Tedesco ............. ............

25 Ray Bartholomew ............. ............

26 Joe Morrow ............. ............

27 Laine Rasmussen ............. ............

28 Joel Latham ............. ............

29 Kris Shannon ............. ............

30 Kepler Bradley ............. ............

33 Alex Elisseou ............. ............

35 Dion Fleay ............. ............

47 Kody Manning ............. ............

Rushed ............

QUARTER FINAL 1Saturday, June 2 JuneMorningside 12.4 (76) d Port Adelaide 9.6 (60)

QUARTER FINAL 2Saturday, June 9Werribee v West Perth, MCG, 10.35am (EST)

QUARTER FINAL 3Saturday, June 16Claremont v Mt Gravatt, Metricon Stadium, 12.05pm (EST)

QUARTER FINAL 4Saturday, June 23South Adelaide v Port Melbourne, MCG, 11.35am (EST)

SEMI-FINAL 1Saturday, July 7Winner Match QF1 v Winner Match QF2, All TBC

SEMI-FINAL 2Saturday, July 14Winner Match QF3 v Winner Match QF4, All TBC

GRAND FINALSaturday, August 4Winner Match SF1 v Winner Match SF2, All TBC

Werribee v West Perth Saturday, June 9 MCG, 8.35am WST

LADDERS & RESULTS

LEAGUETeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsCLAREMONT 10 7 3 0 1130 821 137.64 28SWAN DISTRICTS 9 7 2 0 992 815 121.72 28EAST PERTH 9 6 2 1 910 763 119.27 26EAST FREMANTLE 9 6 3 0 886 767 115.52 24West Perth 10 4 5 1 842 918 91.72 18Subiaco 9 4 5 0 786 839 93.68 16South Fremantle 9 3 6 0 903 992 91.03 12Peel Thunder 9 2 7 0 797 1053 75.69 8Perth 10 2 8 0 832 1110 74.96 8

RESERVESTeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsEAST FREMANTLE 9 8 1 0 1020 578 176.47 32CLAREMONT 10 8 2 0 1055 725 145.52 32PERTH 10 7 3 0 908 791 114.79 28SWAN DISTRICTS 9 4 4 1 699 615 113.66 18East Perth 9 4 4 1 765 769 99.48 18West Perth 10 4 6 0 695 967 71.87 16Peel Thunder 9 3 6 0 737 834 88.37 12South Fremantle 9 2 7 0 651 791 82.30 8Subiaco 9 1 8 0 465 925 50.27 4

COLTSTeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsSOUTH FREMANTLE 9 7 2 0 822 561 146.52 28CLAREMONT 10 7 3 0 897 734 122.21 28EAST PERTH 9 6 3 0 627 635 98.74 24PERTH 10 6 4 0 815 905 90.06 24

East Fremantle 9 5 4 0 716 619 115.67 20West Perth 10 4 5 1 716 781 91.68 18Subiaco 9 3 6 0 655 673 97.33 12Peel Thunder 9 2 6 1 677 756 89.55 10Swan Districts 9 1 8 0 564 825 68.36 4

WAFL 2012 Ladders

AFLTEAM P W D L For Agst PC PtsWEST COAST 10 8 2 0 1087 794 136.9 32ESSENDON 10 8 2 0 1049 769 136.41 32ADELAIDE 10 8 2 0 1014 791 128.19 32COLLINGWOOD 10 8 2 0 973 795 122.39 32SYDNEY 10 7 3 0 1027 725 141.66 28HAWTHORN 10 6 4 0 1088 844 128.91 24CARLTON 10 6 4 0 960 809 118.67 24GEELONG 10 6 4 0 957 862 111.02 24St Kilda 10 5 5 0 1015 880 115.34 20Richmond 10 5 5 0 989 898 110.13 20Fremantle 10 5 5 0 761 822 92.58 20North Melbourne 10 4 6 0 1062 1064 99.81 16Port Adelaide 10 4 6 0 835 894 93.4 16Brisbane 10 4 6 0 819 918 89.22 16Western Bulldogs 10 4 6 0 748 892 83.86 16Melbourne 10 1 9 0 612 1121 54.59 4GWS 10 1 9 0 563 1187 47.43 4Gold Coast 10 0 10 0 652 1146 56.89 0

AFL 2012

Round 11, 2012LEAGUE

Peel Thunder ......................................... 4.4 5.11 7.14 14.14 (98)Claremont .............................................. 5.2 6.8 7.14 11.18 (84)GOALS: PEEL -- Holmes, Battye, Dann 3; Sheridan 2; Morabito, Daniels, Hancock. CL – C.Jones 3; Medhurst 2; Gilligan, Hamp, Suban, Lee, McGovern, Richardson. BEST: PEEL – Orzel, Sheridan, Spurr, Faulks, Morabito, Jones. CL – Schammer, Blackwell, Suban, Gillespie, Morton, McGovern.UMPIRES: O’Neill, Wardman, Adams. CROWD: 1352 at Claremont Oval.

Swan Districts ....................................... 3.4 6.6 14.9 22.12 (144)Perth ...................................................... 4.1 7.4 12.6 15.8 (98)GOALS: SD -- Hansen 7; Newman 5; Riggio 3; Geappen, Davis 2; Walters, Motlop, Roach. PTH -- Mather, Leeson, Davis, Moody 2; Florio, Rogers, Donovan, McInnes, Young, Spaanderman, Elari. BEST: SD – Riggio, Hansen, Walters, Newman, Ames, Van Groningen. PTH – Young, Hodge, Spaanderman, Elari, Davis, Alistair Smith.UMPIRES: Norton, Brown, Orr. CROWD: 1980 at Brownes Stadium.

East Fremantle ...................................... 4.5 9.6 12.11 16.14 (110) South Fremantle ................................... 2.4 6.6 14.8 15.12 (102) GOALS: EF -- Monaco 5; Perham 4; Henson 3; McGough, Hadley, Symonds, Menegola. SF -- McCarrey 7; Saunders 3; Winter 2; Schloithe, Bairstow, Sgherza. BEST: EF – R.O’Brien, Dodd, McGough, Stevens, Monaco, Bayliss. SF -- McCarrey, Bairstow, Miller, McIntosh, Schloithe, North.UMPIRES: Parker, Keating, R.McCaw. CROWD: About 9500 at Fremantle Oval.

West Perth ............................................. 4.2 11.7 12.8 15.9 (99) East Perth .............................................. 4.2 5.3 9.7 15.9 (99) GOALS: WP -- Strijk 4, Tsalikis, Bradley 2; van Berlo, Black, Jones, Browne, LeCras, Manning, Salecic. EP -- Smith 3; Clutterbuck, Swan, Roberton, Eades 2; Pitt, Oakley-Nicholls, Sampey, Seal. BEST: WP -- Bartholomew, van Berlo, Hutchings, Tsalikis, Strijk, Guadagnin. EP -- Clutterbuck, Smith, Kommer, Wulff, Swan, Johnson.UMPIRES: Parry, Dalgleish, Martin. CROWD: 4905 at Arena Joondalup

RESERVESClaremont 22.17 (149) d Peel Thunder 8.2 (50)

GOALS: CL -- Aitken 5; Davey, Bradshaw 4; Knott 3; Fong 2; Goyder, Weedon, Walton, Richardson. PEEL -- Hill 2; Young, Gillam, Herring, Mathers, Garlett, Thornton. BEST: CL -- Fong, Bradshaw, Aitken, Walton, Ruck, Willett. PEEL -- Gillam, Herring, Hansen, Hill, Mathers.

Perth 12.8 (80) d Swan Districts 9.7 (61)GOALS: PTH - Fraser 4; Murray 2; Jacobs, Smith, Edwards, Manuel, Stuart, Hunt. SD – Smith, Shea, Burnham 2; Parry, Jetta, McKinlay. BEST: PTH – Jacobs, Fraser, O’Sullivan, Deaves, Richardson, Stack. SD -- Burnham, Faulkner, Broad, Latch, Menegola.

East Fremantle 15.12 (102) d South Fremantle 8.13 (61)GOALS: EF - Jansen, Waight, Ricciardello 3; Dick 2; Yeo, Lester-Smith, Bradley, Curley. SF – Pickett, Woods 2; Jones, Ross, Davis, Sibosado. BEST: EF – unavailable. SF – Doughty, Pickett, Maiorana, Olivieri.

West Perth 12.11 (83) d East Perth 12.8 (80)GOALS: WP - Fowler 4; Rhode 2; Rice, Crisp, Stockley, Morrow, Saylor, Bonney. EP – Bennell, Brookes, Saylor, Batterham 2; Williamson, Dobson, Kelly, Gardoud. BEST: WP – Crisp, Morrow, Batterham, Shannon, Stockley. EP – Williamson, Brookes, Boyes, Wilson.

COLTSClaremont 12.12 (84) d Peel Thunder 10.7 (67)

GOALS: CL – Gajewski 5; Taylor 3; Willmott 2; Law, Salomone. PEEL -- Copeland 5; Collard, Tingey, Fish, May, Wythes. BEST: CL -- O’Hara, Lamont, Taylor, Bedford, Gajewski, Stubber. PEEL -- Carter, Copeland, Haydon, Barndon, Hancock.

Perth 13.7 (85) d Swan Districts 10.10 (70)GOALS: PTH -- Colledge, Bartlett 3; Kent, Colvin 2; York, Sinclair, Riiel. SD -- Anderson 3; Olliver 2; Manton, Dann, Tanner, Smith, Millar. BEST: PTH -- Sinclair, Ridley, Hug, Kent, Anile, Hart. SD -- Harvey-Wilson, Manton, Anderson, Smith, Coniglio, Holman.

South Fremantle 12.8 (80) d East Fremantle 10.6 (66)GOALS: SF - Johnson, Sokol 3; Garlett 2; D’Andrea, Rundle, Verrier, Panizza. EF – Bowey, Wallis 2; Bourne, Dennis, Simpson, Carson, Byron-Pendergast, Ellis. BEST: SF – D’Vauz, Taylor, Hill, Johnson, Gundry, Hogan. EF – unavailable

East Perth 8.13 (61) d West Perth 8.8 (56)GOALS: EP - Ruggiero 3; Perkins 2; Bradshaw, Lague, Leggett. WP – Best, Lynch 2; Antonio, Miller, McNamara, Wells. BEST: EP – Hart, Chatley, Pearce, Lill, Ruggerio. WP – Cavanagh, Lynch, Best, Antonio, Acres.

ROUND 10Adelaide ................................................ 5.2 10.5 12.6 17.9 (111)Fremantle .............................................. 3.3 6.6 10.9 12.10 (82)GOALS: ADEL - Walker 4; Sloane, Wright 3; Callinan 2; Petrenko, Dangerfield, Jenkins, Porplyzia, Johncock. FREM -- Pavlich 3; Crowley, Barlow, Mayne 2; Ballantyne, Mundy, Hill. BEST: ADEL - Sloane, Dangerfield, Petrenko, Wright, Jacobs, Walker. FREM -- de Boer, Barlow, Crowley, Johnson, Pavlich, McPharlin.UMPIRES: Margetts, Stewart, Pannell (replaced by Dalgleish at quarter-time). CROWD: 31,392 at Patersons Stadium.Brisbane ................................................ 3.3 7.4 8.5 16.6 (102)West Coast ............................................. 2.1 5.5 10.7 15.10 (100)GOALS: BRIS -- Drummond, Polkinghorne, Green 3; Rich, Zorko, Brown, Bewick, Polec, Merrett, Cornelius. WC -- Priddis 3; Cox, Hurn 2; Masten, Swift, Selwood, Darling, Schofield, Lynch, Hill, Hams. BEST: BRIS -- Redden, Drummond, Rich, Polkinghorne, Zorko, Raines. WC -- Priddis, Masten, Gaff, Schofield, MacKenzie, Swift.UMPIRES: Nicholls, Armstrong, Ryan. CROWD: 15,546 at the Gabba.

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FIXTURES30

ROUND 1 Saturday, 17 March 2012Subiaco 13.7 (85) d West Perth 8.13 (61)Sunday, 18 March 2012Perth 8.11(59) lost to Claremont 15.11 (101)Bye East Frem, South Frem, East Perth, Swan Districts, Peel Thunder

ROUND 2 Saturday, 24 March 2012Claremont 16.7 (103) d East Perth15.9 (99)West Perth 14.7 (91) lost to Swan Districts 19.13 (127)Peel Thunder 13.8 (86) lost to Subiaco 19.17 (131)South Frem 19.14 (128) d Perth 19.6 (120)Bye East Frem

ROUND 3 Friday, 30 March 2012South Frem 15.15 (105) lost to Subiaco 18.5 (113)Saturday, 31 March 2012East Perth 11.12 (78) lost to West Perth13.8 (86)East Frem 19.8 (122) d Claremont 13.10 (88)Perth 12.12 (84) d Peel Thunder 12.7 (79)Bye Swan Districts

ROUND 4 EASTER WEEKENDFriday, 6 April 2012East Perth 14.11 (95) d Perth 10.8 (68)Saturday, 7 April 2012Peel Thunder 13.13 (91) lost to East Frem 15.21 (111)Monday, 9 April 2012Swan Districts 17.20 (122) d South Frem 15.9 (99)Claremont 15.13 (103) d West Perth 9.4 (58)Bye Subiaco

ROUND 5 Friday, 13 April 2012Subiaco 10.16 (76) d East Frem 9.12 (66)Saturday, 14 April 2012Swan Dist 10.16 (76) lost to Peel 13.12 (90)Sunday, 15 April 2012South Frem 9.13 (67) lost to Claremont 18.19 (127)West Perth 12.13 (85) d Perth 10.13 (73)Bye East Perth

ROUND 6 Saturday, 21 April 2012East Frem 13.11 (89) lost to East Perth 14.9 (93)Peel Thunder 12.10 (82) lost to South Frem 23.17 (155)Perth 10.16 (76) d Subiaco 11.7 (73)Claremont 9.16 (70) lost to Swan Dist 11.10 (76)Bye West Perth

ROUND 7 ANZAC DAY WEEKENDSaturday, 28 April 2012Swan Districts 21.9 (135) d Perth14.14 (98)West Perth 13.17 (95) d Peel Thunder 11.14 (80)East Frem 18.18 (126) d South Frem 6.5 (41)Subiaco 5.5 (35) lost to East Perth 9.12 (66)Bye Claremont

ROUND 8 Saturday, 5 May 2012East Perth 15.16 (106) d Swan Districts 9.17 (71)Perth 13.8 (86) lost to East Frem 17.10 (112)South Frem 16.12 (108) d West Perth11.16 (82)Subiaco 14.11 (95) lost to Claremont 22.11 (143)Bye Peel Thunder

ROUND 9 Saturday, 12 May 2012Swan Districts 20.16 (136) d Subiaco 15.10 (100)East Perth 17.8 (110) d South Frem 15.8 (98)Peel Thunder 12.5 (77) lost to Claremont 22.21 (153)West Perth 13.7 (85) lost to East Frem 12.15 (87)Bye Perth

ROUND 10 Saturday, 19 May 2012West Perth 14.16 (100) d Subiaco 12.6 (78)Peel Thunder 18.6 (114) lost to East Perth 25.14 (164)Claremont 24.14 (158) d Perth 11.4 (70)East Frem 9.9 (63) lost to Swan Districts 15.15 (105)Bye South Frem

STATE GAMESaturday, 26 May 2012SA 15.11 (101) d WA 13.9 (87)

ROUND 11 FOUNDATION DAY WEEKENDSaturday, 2 June 2012Claremont 11.18 (84) lost to Peel Thunder 14.14 (98)Sunday, 3 June 2012Perth 15.8 (98) lost to Swan Districts 22.12 (144)Monday, 4 June 2012South Frem 15.12 (102) lost to East Frem 16.14 (110)West Perth 15.9 (99) drew East Perth 15.9 (99)Bye Subiaco

ROUND 12 Saturday, 9 June 20122:10pm East Frem v Peel Thunder, East Frem Oval2:10pm Subiaco v Perth, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Swan Districts v South Frem, Steel Blue OvalSunday, 10 June 20122:10pm East Perth v Claremont, Medibank StadiumBye West Perth

ROUND 13 Saturday, 16 June 20122:10pm Peel Thunder v Swan Districts, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm East Frem v Subiaco, East Frem Oval2:10pm South Frem v East Perth, Frem Oval2:10pm Perth v West Perth, Brownes StadiumBye Claremont

ROUND 14 Saturday, 23 June 20122:10pm Swan Districts v East Perth, Steel Blue Oval2:10pm West Perth v East Frem, CSES Game - Kalannie2:10pm Subiaco v Claremont, Medibank StadiumSunday, 24 June 20122:10pm South Frem v Peel Thunder, Frem OvalBye Perth

ROUND 15 NAIDOC WEEKSaturday, 30 June 20122:10pm Swan Districts v West Perth, Steel Blue Oval2:10pm East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank StadiumSunday, 1 July 20122:10pm East Frem v Perth, East Frem Oval2:10pm Claremont v South Frem, Claremont OvalBye Peel Thunder

ROUND 16 Saturday, 7 July 20122:10pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont Oval2:10pm Perth v South Frem, Brownes Stadium2:10pm East Perth v Peel Thunder, Medibank StadiumBye Subiaco, East Frem, West Perth

ROUND 17 Saturday, 14 July 20122:10pm East Frem v East Perth, East Frem Oval2:10pm Subiaco v Peel Thunder, Medibank Stadium2:10pm South Frem v West Perth, Frem OvalBye Perth, Swan Districts, Claremont

ROUND 18 Saturday, 21 July 20122:10pm Swan Districts v East Frem, Steel Blue Oval2:10pm West Perth v Claremont, Arena Joondalup2:10pm Subiaco v South Frem, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Peel Thunder v Perth, Bendigo Bank StadiumBye East Perth

ROUND 19 Saturday, 28 July 20122:10pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Peel Thunder v West Perth, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm Perth v East Perth, Brownes Stadium2:10pm Claremont v East Frem, Claremont OvalBye South Frem

ROUND 20 Saturday, 4 August 20122:10pm Swan Districts v Peel Thunder, Steel Blue OvalSunday, 5 August 20122:10pm South Frem v Perth, Frem OvalBye Subiaco, East Frem, East Perth, West Perth, Claremont

ROUND 21 Saturday, 11 August 20122:10pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup2:10pm Claremont v Peel Thunder, Claremont Oval2:10pm East Frem v South Frem, East Frem Oval2:10pm East Perth v Perth, Medibank StadiumBye Swan Districts

ROUND 22 Friday, 17 August 20126:40pm South Frem v Swan Districts, Frem OvalSaturday, 18 August 20122:10pm Perth v Claremont, Brownes Stadium2:10pm Subiaco v East Perth, Medibank StadiumSunday, 19 August 20122:10pm East Frem v West Perth, East Frem OvalBye Peel Thunder

ROUND 23 Saturday, 25 August 20122:10pm West Perth v South Frem, Arena Joondalup2:10pm Peel Thunder v Subiaco, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm East Perth v East Frem, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Swan Districts v Claremont, Steel Blue OvalBye Perth

ROUND 24 Saturday, 1 September 2:10pm Perth v Swan Districts, Brownes Stadium2:10pm Claremont v Subiaco, Claremont Oval2:10pm Peel Thunder v East Frem, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm East Perth v West Perth, Medibank StadiumBye South Frem

FIRST AND SECOND SEMI-FINAL Weekend of September 8, WAFL club ground

PRELIMINARY FINALWeekend of 15 September 15, WAFL club ground

GRAND FINALSunday, 23 September, Patersons Stadium

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