By Dan Scamozzi 

A six-goals-to-two first quarter paved the way for Claremont’s 19-point win against Peel Thunder in glorious conditions at Claremont Oval in round six, with the Tigers ending a two-game losing streak on a memorable day for the Club.

Despite Peel kicking three goals to one in the last quarter, the Tigers prevailed 12.8 (80) to 9.7 (61) and Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi 

Jesse Laurie is a highly-decorated player and a highly-respected person at the Claremont Football Club, and also a brilliant footballer.

At a sunbathed Claremont Oval against Peel Thunder on Saturday, the man known as “JLo” produced a vintage performance in the Reserves’ 33-point win, 13.11 (89) to 7.14 (56).

20 disposals and 12 marks is a fair indication of just how good Laurie’s Read More [+]

The Claremont Football Club is aware of the allegations of player abuse from a private residence surrounding Claremont Oval on Saturday 18^th May. We have spoken to the tenant in question about what we consider appropriate barracking and expressed our Club’s position on verbal exchanges with players on the field.  We have communicated this course of action to the Peel Football Club and they are satisfied to put the matter to rest.

Claremont host Peel Thunder in an important clash at Claremont Oval on Saturday afternoon, with the Tigers aiming to end a two-game losing streak and record their fourth win of the season.

The Club will be hosting its annual Family Fun Day, with a Kids Zone at the venue to feature a range of activities.

The West Australian Football League Women’s (WAFLW) competition includes five teams – East Fremantle, Claremont, Peel Thunder, Subiaco and Swan Districts – competing in the Optus WAFLW Premiership Season.

Female football participation has more than tripled in WA in the last five years to more than 95,000 and the WAFLW competition helps provide these players with the opportunity to reach their full potential and compete at the highest possible level by completing the talent development pathway from Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

An inaccurate and wounded Claremont suffered a frustrating 14-point defeat against Perth at Lathlain Park in round five, in a game where the Tigers were reduced to 20 fit players by quarter-time.

Defender Lachie Martinis was knocked unconscious during a tackle in the opening term before play was stopped for more than 10 minutes as the in-form Tiger was Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves recorded their fourth consecutive win after scraping past Perth by five points in a strange and scrappy game at Lathlain Park in round five.

The 10.9 (69) to 9.10 (64) triumph was far from straightforward, with both teams guilty of turnovers and poor decision-making.

The win leaves Claremont as the only undefeated team in the competition, and included an even spread of 10 individual goal kickers.

Midfielder Jake Anderson (team-high Read More [+]

Round 8 of the WAFL season will see our League fixture move to Optus Stadium as a curtain raiser to the West Coast Eagles vs Western Bulldogs AFL game. This is an outstanding opportunity for our group to experience playing on the finest new stadium in the country, and with the WAFL grand final fixtured here again in September, hopefully it won’t be the last time we set foot on the hallowed turf in 2019.

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont face Perth in an eagerly-anticipated clash at Lathlain Park on Saturday afternoon, with the Tigers aiming to record their fourth win of the season.

The Tigers suffered a two-point loss against West Coast in round four, while the Demons are undefeated after the opening month of the season.

The Tigers will be forced Read More [+]