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Claremont travel to Medibank Stadium this Saturday to face the in-form Subiaco on the back of three consecutive wins.
It’s the first time the Tigers have achieved the feat under first-year coach Michael Broadbridge, while the team also enter the clash having won five of their last six games.
Claremont has won three consecutive games for the first time under coach Michael Broadbridge following a 37-point victory over Perth at the Show Grounds.
The Tigers’ win was built on the back of a nine-goal third quarter, with the hosts prevailing 17.8 (110) to 10.13 (73).
Claremont (Reserves) has recorded its fifth consecutive win after running out 38-point winners over Perth at the Show Grounds.
A dominant second half was the catalyst for the Tigers, with the team prevailing 19.12 (126) to 14.4 (88).
Claremont (Colts) has won its fifth consecutive game after steamrolling Perth by 99 points at the Show Grounds.
The Tigers held the Demons scoreless in the opening term, before prevailing 17.15 (117) to 2.6 (18).
Perth and Claremont helped raise awareness of Prostate cancer, with the winning team set claim the Pyke Cup, a Cup named after Father and Son duo Frank & Don Pyke.
Claremont will be looking to continue their fine run of form when they host Perth this Saturday at the Show Grounds.
The Tigers are fresh off a bye heading into the clash, having won four of their last five matches.
Claremont continued their impressive surge towards finals action when they had a vast spread of goalkickers and defeated East Fremantle by 74 points at the Showgrounds on Saturday morning.
For the first 92 minutes and 32 seconds of the match at the Showgrounds on Saturday a magnificent Claremont side restricted East Fremantle to just one goal --- a free-kick for a front-on high tackle on Cameron Eardley at the 23-minute mark of the first quarter.
Claremont (Reserves) has made it four wins in a row after defeating East Fremantle by 21 points in woeful conditions at the Show Grounds.
With the ground covered in large puddles and heavy mud, the Tigers played the better football as they prevailed 5.7 (37) to 2.4 (16) to join the Sharks on 10 wins for the season.
Claremont will face East Fremantle for just the second time in 2014 when the two teams meet at the Show Grounds this Saturday.
The Tigers will be looking for a much-improved effort after their 75-point loss to the Sharks back in round four.
| 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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