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Women's Football Report: Tigers record victory over Falcons
Thursday, June 15, 2017 - 8:55 AM
CWFC vs WPWFC League Game Summary.
A strongly committed Tigers outfit rebounded after a disappointing loss the previous game with a resounding 78 point victory over West Perth on Sunday. Although West Perth had early chances, Claremont took full control leading by 26 points at quarter time and 40 points at the main break. The players continued to show real intent after the break finishing with 5 unanswered goals in the last quarter.
First gamer Mary Smith-Bin Omar along with Angel Hayward lead the way kicking 5 goals each. Kate Shallard showed promising signs finishing with 2. Bella Zadnik was outstanding in the ruck alongside midfielders Chloe Colgate, Tildi Sergeant and Lindsey Kenyon. Kate Cowen had her best game of the season and another first gamer Amber Ugle-Hayward lead the way with her determination to win the football. Amber Goodwin-Wissink made a welcome return from injury with a strong game in defence.
The Tigers look forward to their first home game at the redeveloped Claremont Oval in a vital clash against the Peel Thunderbirds this Sunday.
Pat Litherland
Head Coach
CWFC vs WPWFC Reserves Game Summary.
The Reserves depth was tested again on Sunday following the elevation of five players into the senior team. Any concerns were put to bed early with Emily Dummer kicking three goals in the first 8 minutes of the game. The stage was now set for the Tigers to continue on their winning way with the game being put out of reach of the Falcons by half time.
The second half allowed for a number of players to be given opportunities in different ground positions with the aim of continuing the football education process.
Best players were Emily Dummer, Lou Carey, Jasmine Harkin, Erin O'Brien and Poppy Schwass. The effort of Caitlin Smales, Amberley Hope and Courtney Aylett was exciting from a player development point of view and did not go unnoticed by the coaching team.
Edward Beck
Reserves Coach
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