Whilst this Round 2 matchup between Claremont and Peel Thunder was a low scoring affair, it was still the Tigers who dominated in all other areas of the game, taking home the four points on Sunday afternoon. This strong Claremont outing puts them two points clear on top of the 2023 season ladder.

Hosted at Revo Fitness Stadium, Claremont were able to unveil their 2022 premiership season flag to their Read More [+]

Round 1 WAFLW Match Report – Claremont Tigers Vs East Fremantle Sharks:

By Seb Hasluck

The Claremont Tigers prevailed in a nail-biting game on Sunday for the opening round of the 2023 season, demonstrating to East Fremantle why they are still kings of the football jungle after winning the grand final last year. Whilst Claremont was held scoreless in the first quarter, the Tigers managed to climb their way back to Read More [+]

The Claremont Tigers Rogers team displayed a strong outfit on Sunday afternoon as they went head-to-head in the season opener against last years premiers the East Fremantle Sharks. Played on neutral ground at Pentanet Stadium in Joondalup, Claremont took home their first victory of the season defeating the Sharks, 9.5 (59) to 4.7 (31). Claremont’s physicality in the contest combined with their superb vision, created plenty of avenues to scoring. This allowed seven Read More [+]

Vale Kelly Allsop

By Ken Casellas

Kelvin Allsop, an outstanding player with Claremont in the mid-1950s, died on Monday, leaving club stalwarts with fond memories of his bright personality and his magnificent skills as a strong-bodied, nippy rover with a wonderful goal sense.

Better known as Kelly, he studied at St Louis School in Claremont and was recruited from Read More [+]

Blackwell is 2023 Club Legend

By Ken Casellas

Rarely has there been a Claremont footballer with such a selfless attitude, with such balance, precise skills and a calm temperament as Luke Blackwell.

He wasn’t a towering muscular giant, he wasn’t blessed with sizzling speed, he didn’t boot the ball out of sight or fly high to take spectacular marks. Read More [+]

The Claremont Women were lucky enough to travel to Darwin last weekend to participate in the Cazaylys Rep Carnival at TIO stadium. We were there to represent WA and take on the NTFL women’s representative team who, in their previous two years, had won convincingly against SANFLW teams including an 80-nil win over Glenelg.

We arrived on Saturday in time to have a short ‘captains run’ to get used to the extreme humidity followed by Read More [+]

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Only week two into their pre season the Womens team took to Albany to establish their values and culture while providing education and training for the players and coaches of the Great Southern League. Friday night the players dived straight into their values session run by the Leadership group. 

Saturday morning saw the players run the first of three team building sessions while the coaches Read More [+]

Seven West Australians have been named as part of the intake for the 2023 NAB AFL and AFLW Academy programs. 

Local girls Georgie Cleaver, Jaime Henry, and Kaitlyn Srhoj are part of the AFLW Academy squad, while Daniel Curtin, Mitchell Edwards, Riley Hardeman and Koltyn Tholstrup complete the quartet of WA boys chosen. 

The 2023 NAB AFL Academy and 2023 NAB AFLW Academy squads each feature 30 players and Read More [+]

A back stress fracture threatened to de-rail the year of Claremont teenager Ed Allan, but he enters next week’s NAB AFL Draft as a strong contender to be selected. 

The son of Hawthorn Premiership player and inaugural Fremantle Dockers Captain Ben Allan, Ed recovered from his injury to play five games for Claremont’s Colts side. 

The 194-centimetre midfielder caught the eye of club recruiters at the NAB AFL National Read More [+]