ALL four WAFL Round 22 matches across Saturday and Sunday have big implications for spots inside the top-four, with teams trying to stay in touch and indeed at the bottom of the ladder as well.

There is just the one match on Saturday afternoon with East Perth taking on Perth at Leederville's Medibank Stadium before three Sunday games with Peel hosting South Fremantle at Mandurah's Bendigo Bank Stadium, West Perth taking on East Fremantle at Read More [+]

Tickets are now on sale for the 2013 WAFL Grand Final at Patersons Stadium.

The game will be played at 2.15pm on Sunday September 22.

In 2013, the best WAFL Grand Final seats in the house will be available for pre-purchase online. Fans seeking a great seat are encouraged to pre-purchase their tickets to take advantage of the reduced pre-sale prices and avoid the queues on match day.

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The match hung tantalisingly in the balance early in the third quarter at Claremont Oval on Saturday morning before forward pocket specialist Jyrin Woods exploded into action and set Claremont on the path to victory over East Perth.

The Tigers, after a miserable first-quarter effort and an improved second term, were clinging to a four-point lead before, in the space of nine minutes and 25 seconds, Woods produced some special magic to kick three goals.

Sixteen minutes into the third quarter at Claremont Oval on Saturday East Perth were threatening danger as they clawed their way to a three-point lead after having trailed Claremont by 42 points half-way through the second term.

It was then that the dynamic Ian Richardson gained possession backward of centre and booted the ball long down the left flank into open territory where the fleet-footed Nick Winmar led his opponent in the race to the Read More [+]

EAST Fremantle scored a crucial Round 20 WAFL victory on Saturday to shoot up to third position on the ladder at the expense of Perth and East Perth who both suffered defeats to help the Sharks make their move.

East Fremantle needed to beat Perth to remain a chance to play finals in 2013 after last year's grand final appearance and the Sharks came from behind to get the job done 16.12 (108) to 12.8 Read More [+]

ALL four matches of Round 20 of the 2013 WAFL season are on Saturday afternoon highlighted by two massive clashes featuring teams in the top-four or trying to get back in there.

Top-of-the-table Claremont hosts an East Perth team at Claremont Oval looking to break back into the top-four while East Fremantle must beat Perth at East Fremantle Oval to keep its season alive as well.

The other two matches sees Subiaco take on South Read More [+]

HEAVY rain was sheeting across Leederville Oval and the surface was a quagmire when Claremont midfielder Keifer Yu won the clearance at the opening bounce of the match against Subiaco on Saturday.

Six minutes later Keegan Knott fired off a short pass to Yu, who took the mark and booted a point, the opening score of the match.

Yu, tough, determined and relishing the challenge of making a mark on the contest in abominable conditions, Read More [+]

LAST season and this year after resuming following an injury-enforced absence, Mason Whitehead showed excellent promise as a wingman for Claremont. But in the past couple of matches he has shone in his new role as a back-pocket specialist.

Whitehead was assigned the task of guarding Subiaco’s dangerous Rhys McAlister in the match at Leederville Oval on Saturday morning and his spirited effort in keeping the accomplished small forward under wraps played a significant part Read More [+]

It was tough, hard slog at Leederville Oval on Saturday in the mud and slush and deep puddles of water when robust half-forward flanker Matt Davies set the standard for Claremont by applying a fierce tackle on Subiaco’s Tristan Gum just past the five-minute mark of the opening quarter.

Davies was rewarded with a free-kick which he converted into a goal. Claremont led for the rest of the contest, apart from 90 seconds in the Read More [+]

ROUND 19 of the WAFL season was played in some terrible conditions across Perth but the results saw West Perth and East Fremantle score big derby wins, Swan Districts move back up to third position and Claremont return to the winner's list.

West Perth further consolidated second place with a 10.14 (74) to 6.8 (44) win over East Perth at Arena Joondalup while East Fremantle thumped South Fremantle 20.18 (138) to 8.7 (55) at Fremantle Read More [+]