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In accordance with the CFC Constitution and Rules, nominations are hereby called for the following positions for 2015 and 2016 (two-year term).
DIRECTORS
(4 REQUIRED – 2 year term)
Nominations for the above positions must be made on the prescribed form and be signed by the nominee, proposer and seconder, all of whom shall be current financial members.
Nominations forms are available from the Chief Executive Officer during office hours and Read More [+]
Luke Blackwell has capped a magnificent six-year career with Claremont by winning the E. B. Cook Medal as the club’s fairest-and-best league player in the 2014 season.
The champion centreman retires at the tender age of 27 as one of the all-time greats in the 89-year history of the Claremont club.
He now has won the fairest-and-best award four times to equal the feat of club legends Denis Marshall and Graham Moss.
Swan Districts produced a superior brand of team football and exerted greater pressure to emerge triumphant over Claremont in the grand final at Subiaco Oval on Sunday morning when the Tigers failed to take full advantage of the wind in the first and third quarters and were defeated by 20 points.
Emerging as a wonderful shining light in a losing cause was the youngest player on the ground, Claremont’s highly-talented 16-year-old Sam Petrevski-Seton, who delighted the sparse crowd with his dazzling skills in yet another wonderful display which reinforced his prospects of becoming a league star for Claremont and a champion in the AFL competition.
The time has come for you to start stretching those hamstrings and to dust off the old dirty sneakers as the Claremont AFL 9’s Spring Competition is just around the corner.
This year the Competition will be held at City Beach Oval starting October 15 and will run on both Wednesday and Thursday nights.
The competition will again be broken into the following divisions:
AFL 9’s – Male Competition
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Claremont (Colts) and Swan Districts will face each other for the second time in this season’s finals’ series when they square off in the 2014 WAFL Grand Final at Patersons Stadium this Sunday morning.
With the teams suffering just nine losses between them so far in 2014, the match will be a fitting finale to what’s been a terrific season of football.
The two clubs will square off for the fifth time this season, as the Tigers look to win back-to-back premierships.
Dear Claremont member,
I am writing to you as a member and supporter of the Claremont Football Club, to seek your help in an important fundraising project.
As you are no doubt aware, the club faces financial constraints in the next couple of years during its redevelopment, with regular income streams being disrupted, extra costs arising from playing at the Showgrounds and the requirements of the new facility.
Claremont (Reserves) will begin planning for 2015 after its season was ended by West Perth at Medibank Stadium last Sunday.
After a terrific win over East Fremantle a week earlier, the Tigers were unable to repeat the dose against an outstanding Falcons’ outfit who prevailed by 68 points, 18.8 (116) to 7.6 (48).
Just the one change was made heading into the match with Ethan Panizza replaced by Kaiden Gilbert after deciding to pursue an acting career in Sydney.
Dedicated defenders Harry McCracken and Matt Palfrey shrugged off leg injuries and emerged as heroes in Claremont’s thrilling one-point triumph over South Fremantle in a tense, hard-fought preliminary final at Leederville Oval on Sunday morning.
Claremont led throughout the contest and held on grimly to deny the Bulldogs the opportunity to appear in the grand final for the fourth year in a row.
Magnificent individual efforts by McCracken and Palfrey when the game was hanging in the balance were extremely significant contributions to the victory which guaranteed the Tigers a spot in the grand final against the high-flying Swan Districts side at Subiaco Oval next Sunday morning.
Claremont (Reserves) face West Perth at Medibank Stadium this Sunday with the winner to take on Subiaco in the Grand Final.
The Tigers enter the clash on the back of a 67-point win over East Fremantle in the first week of the finals, while the Falcons suffered a 56-point defeat at the hands of the Lions.
Claremont (Colts) face South Fremantle at Medibank Stadium this Sunday with the winner to take on Swan Districts in the Grand Final.
The Tigers enter the clash on the back of their five-point loss to Swans in the first week of the finals, while the Bulldogs ran out 21-point winners over East Perth.
The Tigers’ loss to Swans snapped an eight-game winning streak, and Ross McQueen’s men will be looking to put in a four-quarter performance after a patchy effort against the Black Ducks.
| Round 1 Saturday, 05 Apr | ||
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| 2:30 PM at Lane Group Stadium | ||
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| Round 2 Friday, 04 Apr | ||
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| 7:05 PM at Joondalup Arena | ||
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