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A rampant and clinical Subiaco proved too good for Claremont at Leederville Oval on Thursday night, with the Lions smashing the Tigers by 86 points.
Despite a promising but inaccurate first half in Beau Maister’s 150th game, the Tigers were no match for the unbeaten Lions after half-time as the hosts slammed on 11 goals to three to prevail 20.15 (135) to 7.7 (49).
Turnovers and inaccuracy hurt the Tigers in the first half, despite Read More [+]
Beau Maister’s wonderful football journey will reach a significant milestone when he runs out with the Claremont side to do battle with Subiaco at Leederville Oval on Thursday evening. He will be celebrating his 150th senior match for the Tigers in a distinguished career.
“To play one game for this great club is an achievement, let alone 150 games,” said the genial Maister. “Looking at some of the characters, some of the legends who have Read More [+]
Claremont face rivals Subiaco at Leederville Oval tomorrow night, just five days after their breathtaking win against East Fremantle.
The Tigers will be aiming for consecutive wins, while Subiaco are the only undefeated team after three rounds.
Midfielder Kane Mitchell will miss the game due to a knee injury, while the WAFL Match Review Panel dismissed his report for striking.
However, forward Beau Maister, who missed the win against the Sharks through suspension, will be Read More [+]
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Probably lost among the drama of Claremont’s dramatic last-gasp victory over East Fremantle at Claremont Oval on Saturday when Keifer Yu accepted a handpass from Jordan Law to score the winning goal as the siren was blaring was a remarkable, and most likely a unique, occurrence in football.
Alex Manuel, a highly skilful half-forward flanker, performed a feat I had never witnessed in an extremely long involvement in the game when he kicked three goals Read More [+]
Keifer Yu has kicked 27 goals in his 83 League games, but none more important than the one he kicked against East Fremantle at Claremont Oval on Saturday.
With the Tigers trailing by two points in the final stages of an enthralling contest, the lively Jordan Law, in just his second game, won a holding-the-ball free-kick 35m from goal at the southern end of the ground.
After failing to make the distance from a similar Read More [+]
Claremont’s Reserves recorded consecutive wins after holding off a fast-finishing East Fremantle at Claremont Oval on Saturday and are the only undefeated team after three rounds.
The six-point win, 13.13 (91) to 12.13 (85), was set up after the Tigers won the first three terms and held a 31-point lead at three-quarter time, and despite the Sharks kicking six goals to two in the final term, the hosts’ dangerous forward line and cleaner ball movement Read More [+]
Claremont face East Fremantle at Claremont Oval on Saturday afternoon in their first home game of the 2018 McDonald’s WAFL Premiership Season.
The Tigers lost to West Perth in round one and are coming off a bye, while the Sharks narrowly defeated Perth in round two.
The Tigers will be missing full-forward Beau Maister, who received a one-match suspension for rough conduct after the loss to the Falcons.
There will be free entry for children Read More [+]
Round 1 of the WAWFL saw Claremont coming out firing. A 3 from 3 win against Perth Angels at home in front friends, family and supporters.
The Rogers cup team set the tone early winning 11.10.76 over 5.2.32. The Tiger song filling the ground as the Reserves ran out fired them up early and kept them firing for a 19.24.108 win over 0.0.0. The League team brought us home with 16.12.108 over 3.2.20 win.
Shaking out Read More [+]
| 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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