By Daniel Scamozzi

They narrowly lost the game, but Claremont lost no admirers in their 16.3 (99) to 14.12 (96) defeat against Subiaco at Claremont Oval in round 17, and will take confidence from the fact that they outplayed the unbeaten Lions in a number of areas.

The Tigers recorded 26 more marks, Read More [+]

By Daniel Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves moved two wins clear at the top of the ladder after recording a stirring four-point victory against Subiaco at Claremont Oval in round 17, with the outstanding performance from a skilful defender the highlight of the 12.10 (82) to 11.12 (78) triumph.

Seven days after his impressive debut against East Perth, 17-year-old Jordan Clark (22 disposals) starred for the Tigers with his superb reading of the play, marking, spoiling and Read More [+]

By Daniel Scamozzi

Claremont host Subiaco at Claremont Oval on Saturday afternoon for the first time since 2013, with the Tigers aiming to deliver the Lions their first defeat of the season and record consecutive wins.

Midfielder Jared Hardisty, who has laid 26 tackles in the past two games and more than 100 for the season and sets the tone with his fierce attack on the contest, will play his 50^th game.

This weekend some Read More [+]

By Daniel Scamozzi

A determined and dominant performance helped Claremont record a vital 24-point win against East Perth in terrible conditions at Claremont Oval in round 16, moving the Tigers into fifth position on the ladder.

135 tackles – a WAFL record – highlighted the Tigers’ intent and appetite for the contest as they outworked and outclassed their opponents, 6.13 (49) to 3.7 (25) to record their sixth win of the season.

The Tigers also Read More [+]

By Daniel Scamozzi

A four-goals-to-one opening term helped Claremont’s Reserves record a nine-point win against East Perth in terrible conditions at Claremont Oval in round 16.

Jordan Clark (17 disposals, seven tackles), Tyron Smallwood (19 disposals, seven tackles, three goals) and Rylie Morgan (21 disposals, 10 tackles) all made promising debuts in the 7.8 (50) to 6.5 (41) triumph as the Tigers recorded their 10^th win of the season and returned to the top of Read More [+]

By Daniel Scamozzi

Claremont host East Perth in a vital clash at Claremont Oval on Saturday afternoon, with the sixth-placed Tigers aiming to replace the fifth-placed Royals in the top five.

The Tigers are coming off a bye and will be aiming to record their sixth win of the season.

This Saturday is the club's annual “Proudies Day”, which aims to raise money for the care of former Claremont player Warrick Proudlove, who was seriously Read More [+]

By Ken Casellas

He’s taken a hat-trick for Australia, has represented Western Australia at 15, 16 and 17 years of age in national football championships, has been chosen in the all-Australian side after the recent under-18 national carnival and was adjudged as Western Australia’s most valuable player.

He’s 17-year-old Guildford Grammar schoolboy Jordan Clark, a shining light in the Claremont Football Club’s colts side, and a member of the State under-19 cricket squad.

Clark’s wonderful Read More [+]

By Daniel Scamozzi

A brave but wounded Claremont had their two-game winning streak ended by South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in NAIDOC Round, with the Tigers suffering a 26-point defeat in cold conditions.

Despite winning the first and second terms, the depleted Tigers, who lost defender Bailey Rogers and midfielder Jye Bolton to ankle injuries in the second half, couldn’t overcome the fast-finishing Bulldogs who prevailed 10.13 (73) to 6.11 (47) to win Read More [+]

By Daniel Scamozzi

A five-goals-to-nil opening term was the catalyst for Claremont’s Reserves’ 19-point win against South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in round 14, but it was the inspirational return of a brilliant midfielder that delighted the Tiger Army.

Alec Waterman, son of dual West Coast Eagles premiership player Chris, and older brother of current Eagle Jake, last played for the Tigers in the 2014 Colts grand final.

He was then drafted by Read More [+]

Claremont face South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in NAIDOC Round on Saturday afternoon, with the Tigers aiming to maintain their great form and record their third consecutive win.

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

Claremont and South Fremantle instigated WAFL NAIDOC Round in 2007 when they wore jumpers designed by Aboriginal artist Richard Walley. 

Saturday’s clash will be the third meeting between the fifth-placed Read More [+]