By Dan Scamozzi 

It felt like it had been coming, but Claremont’s 44-point loss to West Perth at Claremont Oval in round 18 serves as a timely reminder that the Tigers need to be stronger for longer as they aim to finish the home-and-away season strongly and have an impact in the finals.

After narrowly prevailing against Perth and Peel Thunder in rounds 16 and 17 on the back Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

Second-placed Claremont host fourth-placed West Perth at Claremont Oval on Saturday afternoon, with the Tigers aiming for their third consecutive win.

The Tigers narrowly prevailed against Peel Thunder in round 17, while the Falcons defeated East Fremantle.

The vital clash will be the second meeting between the teams this season, after the Tigers defeated the Falcons at Joondalup Arena back in round two.

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont recorded a thrilling and crucial two-point win against a wasteful Peel Thunder at David Grays Arena in round 17, giving the Tigers consecutive wins and sewing up a top-three position on the ladder.

The 13.7 (85) to 11.17 (83) triumph was hard-fought, clinical, and the Tigers’ 11^th win of the season.

After again starting the contest slowly and trailing at half-time, the Tigers Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves returned to winning ways and recorded their 12^th win of the season after crushing Peel Thunder by 105 points at David Grays Arena in round 17.

The Tigers’ 18.18 (126) to 2.9 (21) demolition is their highest score and biggest winning margin of the season to date, and included a whopping 168 more disposals, 35 more marks, 16 more hit-outs, 16 more inside 50s Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi 

Second-placed Claremont face sixth-placed Peel Thunder at David Grays Arena on Saturday afternoon, with the Tigers aiming for consecutive wins.

The Tigers scraped past Perth in a low-scoring contest in round 16 and will be aiming for an improved performance as they look to strengthen their position on the ladder.

Members and supporters are encouraged to attend the game and support the mighty Tigers.

By Dan Scamozzi 

Claremont overcame a disappointing first half to record a vital seven-point win against a wasteful Perth at Claremont Oval in round 16 and retain the Pyke Cup.

The Tigers awoke from their slumber at half-time to produce a brilliant six-goals-to-none third term on the back of an increased appetite for the contest and work rate to eventually prevail 9.7 (61) to 7.12 (54).

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Dy Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves suffered their first loss of the season after Perth defeated the Tigers by 28 points in a feisty clash at Claremont Oval in round 16.

Despite trailing by 14 points at quarter-time after a reactive and error-riddled opening term, the Tigers worked their way back into the contest and led at the final change before the Demons kicked away in the final term to Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

Second-placed Claremont host fourth-placed Perth in a crucial match at Claremont Oval on Saturday afternoon, with the Tigers aiming to return to the winners’ list.

The Tigers had their second and final bye of the home-and-away season last weekend and will be aiming for their 10^th win.

The versatile Anton Hamp (ankle), who was injured in the final term in round 14, is unavailable Read More [+]

by Warren Parker | Claremont FC Talent Manager

The Claremont Football Club has a long and proud history with the Great Southern Region as a recruiting zone which has been a great producer of WAFL and AFL talent. This includes just some AFL stars such as Nat Fyfe, Jeremy & Mitchell McGovern and Marley Williams along with a host of present Claremont players such as Declan Mountford, Dylan & Tyron Smallwood, Bailey Bennett, Read More [+]