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In what has been an unprecedented time for football Australia-wide, all programs across the country have been heavily impacted, with the Claremont Football Club Talent Programs no different. Hear below from CFC Acting Talent Manager, Jordan Smith, who gives an update on all things Claremont Talent.
Obviously it’s a very unusual time at the moment, what can you tell us about how the current situation Read More [+]
John Hyde, former Captain-Coach at Claremont Football Club, passed away on Thursday 26 March, in Geelong.
- Born April 11, 1930
- Appointed Captain-Coach Claremont 1955
- Played 37 Games in 1955 and 1956 (Player No. 430)
- State Games 2
- Best and Fairest 1955 (by a Large margin)
In 1955, John was runner up to "Polly" Farmer as "Daily news" Footballer of the Year. He was described Read More [+]
Following information and advice provided by the AFL and State peak football bodies, the WAFL season will be postponed until 31 May.
In addition to this the Claremont Football Club will be implementing the following measures for the benefit of our playing group, coaches, staff, members and the general community.
As of today, we are putting the following in place until 31 May;
- Claremont Football Club and our function rooms Read More [+]
By Dan Scamozzi
A host of senior players lined up for Claremont as the Tigers overcame a slow start to defeat West Perth by 28 points, 12.8 (80) to 7.10 (52), in a practice match at Revo Fitness Stadium on Saturday.
The Tigers kicked 11 goals to four after trailing the Falcons by 13 points at quarter-time.
After being beaten in and around the stoppages Read More [+]
By Dan Scamozzi
A youthful Claremont team, including three players that have played a combined total of four League games, produced a spirited performance against a more experienced Peel Thunder in a practice match at David Grays Arena in Mandurah last Saturday.
The result mattered little as Peel prevailed by 27 points, 12.8 (80) to 8.5 (53), as the Tigers showed tremendous effort and intent and often Read More [+]
Claremont Football Club are excited to be heading into the 2020 Optus WAFL season with their new major sponsor and Revo Fitness Stadium neighbour, Foodies Market IGA Claremont.
As the newest addition to the neighbourhood, Foodies Market IGA Claremont provide another important community partnership to support the growth of the Claremont Tigers in the WAFL and the wider community.
With health and nutrition front of mind for the Claremont Tigers playing Read More [+]
Former Claremont footballer and club president Ian Goldie has died, aged in his early eighties.
He was a ruckman/forward who played in 24 league matches, making his debut against East Fremantle at East Fremantle Oval on June 9, 1956. His final appearance was in the round two match against West Perth at Leederville Oval on April 23, 1960.
Goldie was co-opted on Read More [+]
BY RACHEL ASQUITH
It is with great pleasure that I accepted a secondment onto the Claremont Football Club board for the 2020 season. For those who I am yet to meet, my name is Rachel Asquith, I am the President of the Claremont Women's Football Club.
In my position President, I am a volunteer and work full time outside of Read More [+]
Irwin Lewis, a member of Claremont’s 1964 league premiership team, has died at the age of 80.
Born in Morawa, Lewis is acknowledged as the second Aboriginal footballer to have represented the Tigers at league level (after Maley Hayward, from Tambellup, played in all 18 matches in 1928). He was educated at Christ Church Grammar School and graduated from Claremont’s juniors, playing in the first season of Read More [+]
| Round 7 Saturday, 11 May | ||
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| 2:30 PM at Mineral Resources Park | ||
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| Round 11 Saturday, 11 May | ||
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| 2:10 PM at Revo Fitness Stadium | ||
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