Upon the final day of the 2022 draft period, the West Australian Football Commission congratulates the 14 West Australians selected.  

Today’s Rookie Draft saw another five talents achieve their AFL dreams. 

Next Generation Academy (NGA) selections for West Coast saw Subiaco’s Tyrell Dewar and East Perth’s Jordyn Baker sign on. 

Fremantle Dockers also utilised their NGA selections with Peel Thunder’s Josh Draper and Claremont’s Conrad Read More [+]

Each WAFL Club has both metropolitan and regional development zones from which they draw players and develop the game. Claremont Football Club's metropolitan area roughly covers North Beach to North Fremantle and east to the freeway; and our regional zones are the Great Southern region and the Kimberley. We support these Read More [+]

The Claremont Football Club is proud to announce the extension of our Stadium Naming Rights Partnership with Revo Fitness until 2029.

Since the partnership began in 2019, the redeveloped Claremont Oval Precinct has been known as Revo Fitness Stadium and seen the Tigers cement their standing as one of the powerhouse organisations in WA football. The Clubs growth corresponding with Revo Fitness’ Read More [+]

Combined Past Players & Officials Encouragement Awards - Jasper Peace & George Graham
Les McClements Memorial Trophy (Most votes in the West Australian) - Jye Bolton
Tony Evans Trophy (Colts MVP) - Fletcher Netherway 
George & Stan Mell Memorial Trophy (Most votes across all grades) - Oliver Sheldrick
Leading Goal Kicker - Alex Manuel
Phil Crabb Trophy (Best First Year Player) - Kieran Gowdie
Engine Room Award - Jack Lewsey
Sacrificial Tiger Award - Declan Mountford 
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John Townsend

Claremont have suffered their second heart-breaking grand final loss in three seasons after falling to West Perth in an exhilarating WAFL decider.

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John Townsend

Urgency. Intensity. Effort. Efficiency.

Four factors are essential for success Read More [+]

BY DAN SCAMOZZI

Imposing ruckman Kieran Gowdie (16 disposals, team-high seven marks,  game-high 32 hit-outs, equal game-high seven inside 50s) continued his emergence with a best-on-ground performance in Claremont Reserves' disappointing 39-point defeat against Subiaco in the preliminary final in fine conditions at New Choice Homes Park.

SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER
@ LEEDERVILLE OVAL

GATES OPEN - 8AM

RESERVES - WEST PERTH V SUBIACO - 8:50AM
COLTS - WEST PERTH V PEEL - 11:40AM
LEAGUE - WEST PERTH V CLAREMONT  - 3:00PM

**From 11.30am there will be free kids activities and roving entertainment. Local businesses will be joining in the festivities with a range of food and drinks options, plus shopping opportunities for fans Read More [+]

John Townsend

“Make us hard to play against.”

Coach Ashley Prescott’s final Read More [+]

BY DAN SCAMOZZI

The mighty Claremont Tigers will face Subiaco in the Reserves preliminary final at New Choice Homes Park after suffering a disappointing Read More [+]