After an extensive search the Claremont Football Club has named Michael Broadbridge as the new head coach after the coaching committee’s recommendation of Broadbridge was fully endorsed at a board meeting today.

“We believe Michael has all the qualities we were looking for in a coach, and he’s the right man to lead us into the future” said Claremont Football Operations Manager Dean Horsington.

“Michael has great WAFL and AFL experience that will be highly Read More [+]

Four Sandover medallists, one Brownlow medallist, one Tassie medallist and seven Simpson medallists have been chosen in the Claremont Football Club’s Greatest Ever Team announced at the Last Drinks Function at Claremont Oval.

All 22 footballers chosen in the star-studded line-up represented Western Australia with distinction and between them these players have won the club’s fairest-and-best award 36 times. They also won a further 13 fairest-and-best awards with other clubs.

The late George Moloney, winner Read More [+]

Ross McQueen will achieve a long-held ambition to coach the Claremont Colts side when he takes over the preparation of the club’s colts squad for pre-season training next month.

He was appointed the coach of the colts this week to replace Ben Dyer, who has been recruited by North Melbourne as the club’s development manager.

The 44-year-old McQueen appeals as a perfect fit as the Tigers Colts Coach and mentor of the club’s teenagers as Read More [+]

A celebrity game of AFL 9s will headline activities at Claremont Oval for this Saturday's "Calling Last Drinks" Event, with teams featuring Premier Colin Barnett, Sport Minister Terry Waldron, Brownlow Medalist Graham Moss, CFC Games Record Holder Darrell Panizza and a host of other club legends playing at 3.45pm.

Players competing in the modified 9-a-side game will include:

1. Colin Barnett
2. Terry Waldron
3. Graham Moss
4. Darrell Panizza
5. Tony Evans
6. Read More [+]

West Australian Premier Colin Barnett will swap political footballs for real ones next weekend, when he relives former glories to take part in a legends game for his beloved Claremont Tigers.

Mr Barnett enjoyed a decorated football career with the WAFL club in his teens and early 20s before turning to economics and then politics.

The 63-year-old Premier has promised to pull on the boots for at least 15 minutes at Claremont Oval, alongside WA Read More [+]

The Claremont Football Club now have it's own smart phone App.

Keep up to date with all the latest CFC Club News, Fixtures, Results, Club Events and Team Details. Join the discussion with other Tiger Fans in our Tiger Talk Forums, see all the latest Facebook and Twitter Feeds and much much more.

All conveniently on your smart phone for you to see anytime, anywhere. And did we mention that it's FREE!

Install the Claremont Football Club App on Read More [+]

Dual Claremont Football Club and West Coast Eagles Premiership Player Don Pyke will join West Coast's new coaching department, led by Adam Simpson, in an assistant role, specialising in strategy, stoppages and structure.

Pyke played 63 games for the Tigers between the years of 1987 & 1996, kicked 90 goals, won the club's Fairest & Best Award in1988, played in Claremont's 1987 & 1996 Premiership Teams and Coached the Club Read More [+]

Former Claremont coach Marc Webb is to join the Fremantle Dockers as a development coach.

The 34-year-old, who coached the Tigers to the 2012 WAFL premiership, will begin his duties at Fremantle on a full-time basis from 13 November.

Webb enjoyed a decorated playing career at Subiaco, where he played in four premierships, including three as club captain between 2006 and 2008.

He joins former Fremantle player Simon Eastaugh as the recent additions Read More [+]

The Claremont Football Club is committed to maximizing the potential of every footballer by providing industry leading education and innovation. The CFC Football Program fosters an environment where every footballer can achieve their goals and perform at their best.

To be considered for these roles, you will need significant and successful experience developing players, along with outstanding communication and leadership skills.

Suitable applicants will possess;

People Management & Planning:

- Capacity to Read More [+]

Inspirational midfielder Jake Murphy has been rewarded for his outstanding season by winning the E. B. Cook Medal as Claremont’s fairest-and-best player for 2013.

The nuggetty, hard-working left-footer made light of a nagging foot injury for much of the season and did not miss a match. He received 358 votes to win the trophy by just five votes from dominant ruckman Mark Seaby, with brilliant forward Ian Richardson (300 votes) in third place and first-year Read More [+]