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A dominant first half helped Claremont record a 20-point win against East Fremantle in Geraldton in round 13, giving the Tigers consecutive wins for the first time this season and catapulting the team into fifth position on the ladder.
Nine goals to two set up a commanding 44-point lead at half-time, and despite the Sharks kicking eight goals to four in the second half, the Tigers prevailed 13.11 (89) to 10.9 (69) to record their Read More [+]
Claremont’s Reserves bounced back to form and returned to the top of the ladder after defeating East Fremantle by 36 points at East Fremantle Oval in round 13.
A blistering six-goals-to-none opening term set up the 15.9 (99) to 9.9 (63) triumph – the Tigers’ eighth win of the season – and featured the entire team playing its role and impacting the contest.
Midfielder Tom Ledger was Claremont’s best player and helped set Read More [+]
Q1 Name: Jack Richardson
Q2 Nickname: Richo
Q3 AFL club supported as a kid: Essendon
Q4 Best moment in junior footy: Cottesloe / Swanbourne JFC premiership
Q5 Favourite sporting hero: Tom Lee
Q6 Favourite food: Seafood Marinara
Q7 Favourite movie: Green Street Hooligans
Q8 Favourite TV show: The Sopranos
Q9 If you could swap jobs with someone, who would it be: Justin Bieber
Q10 If you won the lottery, what would you buy first: Round Read More [+]
By Dan Scamozzi.
Claremont face East Fremantle at Country Builders Stadium in Geraldton on Saturday as part of the WA Football Commission’s Festival of Football initiative taking place in the region.
The festival features football clinics, player visits from East Fremantle FC, educational sessions and forums hosted by the WA Football Commission in close partnership with key local stakeholders, the WA Country Football League and the two clubs.
The festival is supported by the Country Read More [+]
Q1 Name: Oliver Eastland
Q2 Nickname: Easty
Q3 AFL club supported as a kid: Fremantle
Q4 Best moment in junior footy: Playing 2's footy at scotch
Q5 Favourite sporting hero: Matthew Pavlich
Q6 Favourite food: Spaghetti Bolognese
Q7 Favourite movie: Blind Side
Q8 Favourite TV show: One Tree Hill
Q9 If you could swap jobs with Read More [+]
By Dan Scamozzi
A best-on-ground performance from robust defender Bailey Rogers was one of the highlights of Claremont’s outstanding 32-point win against East Perth at Leederville Oval in round 12.
In sublime conditions and Haydn Busher’s 100th game, Rogers recorded a career-high and equal game-high 35 disposals, a career and game-high 16 marks and deservedly won the players’ player award as the dominant Tigers recorded their fourth win of the season.
The 14.11 (95) to Read More [+]
By Dan Scamozzi
A listless performance from Claremont’s Reserves resulted in a 63-poing hiding from East Perth at Leederville Oval in round 12, with the Tigers belted in most parts of the contest in sublime conditions.
The 17.19 (121) to 9.4 (58) defeat continued the Tigers’ inconsistent form and saw them drop to second position on the ladder, trailing Subiaco on percentage.
The Tigers were badly exposed in mindset, effort and desire as the inaccurate Read More [+]
By Dan Scamozzi
Claremont face East Perth in a must-win clash at Leederville Oval on Saturday afternoon.
Just one win separates the eighth-placed Tigers and fifth-placed Royals, highlighting the significance of what is sure to be a fierce contest.
The versatile and reliable Haydn Busher will play his 100th game as the Tigers aim for their fourth win of the season.
The club encourages the Tiger Army to attend the game.
Entry is FREE for Read More [+]
By Ken Casellas
A Jack of all trades --- and a master of them all. That’s the gifted and versatile Haydn Busher, who will chalk up his 100th match in league ranks in WAFL football when he lines up for Claremont against East Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday.
It’s been a rocky road to the century for the 26-year-old Busher, who provides a shining example for triumph over adversity with his highly professional attitude Read More [+]
Q1 Name: Dylan Smallwood
Q2 Nickname: Smally
Q3 AFL club supported as a kid: West Coast Eagles
| Round 1 Saturday, 05 Apr | ||
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| 2:30 PM at Lane Group Stadium | ||
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| Round 2 Friday, 04 Apr | ||
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| 7:05 PM at Joondalup Arena | ||
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