BY DAN SCAMOZZI 

Claremont’s Reserves secured a place in the finals after defeating West Perth by six points at Revo Fitness Stadium.

A five-goals-to-none second term set up the 11.4 (70) to 10.4 (64) win and saw the Tigers rise to third position on the ladder after their third consecutive victory.

10 goal kickers highlighted the Tigers’ evenness and many avenues to goal, while Read More [+]

BY DAN SCAMOZZI 

Claremont rose to second position on the ladder and secured a place in the finals after outplaying and defeating West Perth by 31 points at a heaving Revo Fitness Stadium.

Greater endeavour, superior pressure, an appetite for the contest and a potent forward line were all key ingredients as the Tigers prevailed 10.12 (72) to 5.11 (41) and recorded consecutive wins in the process.

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BY DAN SCAMOZZI 

Third-placed Claremont host second-placed West Perth in a blockbuster clash at Revo Fitness Stadium in the penultimate round of the home-and-away season tomorrow afternoon, with a win to move the Tigers into second position on the ladder and secure a place in the finals.

The Tigers narrowly defeated East Fremantle in round seven and will be aiming for consecutive wins before they have Read More [+]

BY KEN CASELLAS

East Fremantle, with the aid of a fresh breeze, were threatening to take control of the league match half-way through the final quarter at East Fremantle Oval on Saturday when Claremont’s powerful midfielder Jared Hardisty boosted the spirits of his teammates by foiling Jarrad Jansen’s shot at goal with a fearless smother off the boot.

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BY KEN CASELLAS

Dynamic midfielder Max Spyvee is not big and powerful, but he is skilful, fearless and energetic.

The 18-year-old, the second youngest member of the Claremont reserves side, has been a shining light this season with his fierce attack on the ball, ferocious tackling and his deft disposal, both by hand and foot.

He was a dominant Read More [+]

BY KEN CASELLAS

When 17-year-old Ed McGinty donned a Claremont jumper for the first time and ran on to Lathlain Park for the round one colts fixture against Perth on March 17, 2012 he had a burning ambition to play league football for the Tigers.

Now, 3087 days later he will realise that dream when he makes his league debut for Claremont against Read More [+]

Owen Geoffrey McClements – Life Member CFC Past Players & Officials Association

Geoff (as he is known) was born in 1923.  His association with the Claremont Football Club began at an early age as his father, Owen James McClements, had been the captain of the then Claremont-Cottesloe Football Club the previous year. He spent a lot of his early years at the Club and this culminated in him Read More [+]

BY DAN SCAMOZZI 

The mighty Claremont Tigers will aim to return to winning ways when they face East Fremantle at New Choice Homes Park tomorrow afternoon in NAIDOC Round.

NAIDOC Round celebrates the heritage, achievements and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

The Tigers suffered a frustrating defeat against Perth in round six, and will aim to be more clinical Read More [+]

BY DAN SCAMOZZI 

A wasteful Claremont suffered a frustrating 17-point defeat against an efficient Perth at Revo Fitness Stadium despite recording six more inside 50s and three more scoring shots,.

In a similar performance to their round three defeat against South Fremantle, the Tigers couldn’t convert enough of their opportunities, as the accurate Demons prevailed 11.4 (70) to 7.11 (53).

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BY DAN SCAMOZZI 

A best-on-ground performance from captain and full-forward Tom Lee inspired Claremont’s Reserves to a vital 21-point win against Perth at Revo Fitness Stadium.

Lee, who won the players’ player award and was the difference between the teams, kicked a game-high five goals as the Tigers prevailed 14.9 (93) to 11.6 (72) to end a two-game losing run and record their first win since Read More [+]