By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves’ inconsistent form continued at Claremont Oval in round 19, with East Perth delivering the hosts a 29-point loss in cold and wet conditions.

Despite fielding one of their strongest teams of the season and holding a two-point lead at three-quarter time, the Tigers were held goalless in the final term as the hosts slammed on five unanswered majors to prevail 8.13 (61) to 4.8 (32).

The disappointing loss leaves Claremont in second position on the ladder, but with plenty of areas for improvement.

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By Dan Scamozzi

Sixth-placed Claremont and seventh-placed East Perth will both be aiming to end losing streaks when they clash at Claremont Oval on Saturday.

The Tigers, who had a bye in round 18, will be aiming to end their three-game losing streak and record their first win since round 14, while the Royals enter the game on the back of consecutive losses.

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Club Family Night - EVERY THURSDAY
Location: Claremont Football Club, 3 Davies Rd
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After a very competitive first half, the Claremont Colts have finished strongly to claim a 76pt victory over the Kimberley Spirit in the annual KRSP Cup held this past weekend in Broome.

The KRSP Cup sees the Claremont Colts side travel to the Kimberley to experience a weekend in the region visiting communities, meeting the locals and playing a match against the Kimberley Spirit.

The Spirit consists of talented young developing footballers from across the Kimberley region who come together in Broome over 3 days to complete various football, career and life skills educational sessions before meeting Claremont on the field in an exhibition match.

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By Ken Casellas

He’s not flash and he’s not fancy. But Claremont’s Mitch Andrews produced yet another superb display against red-hot premiership favourites Subiaco at Ports Oval in Esperance on Saturday to enhance his reputation as the State’s best ruckman.

The 30-year-old Andrews rolled up his sleeves and flexed his muscles to dominate the hit-outs and stoppages in a wholehearted, herculean display against a ruthlessly efficient and highly-skilled opposition.

Sadly, it was in vain as the Tigers were beaten by 40 points by a high-flying side which brought up its 14^th win in succession.

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By Dan Scamozzi

A six-goal haul from Eddie Simpson inspired Claremont’s Reserves to a 37-point win against Subiaco at Leederville Oval.

Simpson, omitted from the League team following the round 16 loss to South Fremantle, responded in ominous fashion by hauling in seven marks and providing a focal point in the 14.15 (99) to 9.8 (62) win, which sees the Tigers maintain second position on the ladder after their 10^th win of the season.

Despite eight less inside 50s, the Tigers recorded 80 more disposals, 18 more tackles and 12 more scoring shots, built on the back of superb defensive efforts by acting captain Bailey Rogers (27 disposals, eight marks), Declan Hardisty (players’ player award) and Luke Maddock (20 disposals).

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2017 CLaremont Football Club Qatar Raffle

First prize -  WIN 2 Business Class Tickets to any QATAR destination in the world

Second prize -  Willie Creek Pearl Product voucher to the value of $1000

Third prize - Indian Sandalwood Product Hamper donated by Quintis . Valued at $250

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KRSP CUP

Saturday 15^th July 2017

Claremont Colts v Kimberley Spirit

HANYES OVAL – BROOME

4:00pm Bouncedown

The 2017 KRSP Cup marks the 4^th year that the Claremont Colts have travelled to the Kimberley to play a competitive match against the Kimberley Spirit.

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont will be aiming to bounce back to form when they face Subiaco in Esperance on Saturday afternoon, in partnership with the Department of Sport and Recreation and State Government’s Country Sports Enrichment Scheme (CSES).

The game will be played at Ports Football Club, hosted by the Esperance District Football Association, and will be the fourth WAFL fixture played in Esperance. 

There have been 53 WAFL games played with CSES funding since the scheme commenced in 1999 and over $1.3 million contributed to the program during that time. Read More [+]

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves suffered a disappointing 25-point defeat to South Fremantle in their top-of-the-table clash at Claremont Oval.

Despite leading by 14 points at half-time after a blistering five-goal-to-one second term, the Bulldogs slammed on eight goals to two in the second half to prevail 13.9 (87) to 9.8 (62).

The result leaves Claremont in second position on the ladder, two wins behind South Fremantle.

Aaron Holt (18 disposals, eight tackles, one goal) continued his impressive form to finish as Claremont’s best player, with Jacob Sideris (32 disposals, six tackles, one goal) in strong support.

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