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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Tigers Overrun by Bulldogs

by Dan Scamozzi

A barnstorming five-goal-to-one opening term wasn’t enough for Claremont to stop South Fremantle, who claimed a 25-point win over the Tigers in NAIDOC Round at Claremont Oval.

Despite Claremont leading by 24 points at quarter-time, the Bulldogs slammed on 13 goals to five in the next three terms to prevail 14.7 (91) to 10.6 (66) and win the Jimmy Melbourne Cup.

The result sees Claremont drop to seventh position on the ladder after consecutive losses, trailing sixth-placed East Perth on percentage but still just one win outside the top five.

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont host South Fremantle at Claremont Oval in NAIDOC Round on Saturday in what is a must-win clash for the Tigers.

Following their agonising two-point defeat to Peel Thunder, the sixth-placed Tigers will be aiming for their seventh win of the season, while the second-placed Bulldogs are coming off a bye.

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. 

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves returned to the winners’ list with a 34-point defeat of Peel Thunder in bitterly cold and wet conditions at Bendigo Bank Stadium.

The 8.17 (65) to 4.7 (31) result saw the Tigers record their ninth win of the season, move one win clear in second position on the ladder and close to within one win of first-placed South Fremantle, who they host in round 16.

Despite leading by just two points at quarter-time, with the football replicating a bar of soap and goals at a premium, the Tigers kicked two goals to nil in the second term, before adding five more after half-time in one of the team’s best wins of the season.

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By Dan Scamozzi

A never-give-in Claremont saw their three-game winning run come to an end after a heartbreaking two-point loss to Peel Thunder in bitterly cold and wet conditions at Bendigo Bank Stadium.

Despite trailing at every change, the Tigers showed tremendous courage to hit the front in the final term, however, a return of 1.7 for the term resulted in a 6.15 (51) to 8.5 (53) defeat.

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CWFC vs EPWFC League Game Summary.

The Tigers had their largest win of the season with a dominant 189 point victory against a disappointing East Perth on Sunday. If not for some inaccurate kicking in the first half the margin would have been greater.  Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

After getting their season back on track with three consecutive wins at Claremont Oval, the Tigers get the chance to test themselves against Peel Thunder at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday.

A win would see Claremont draw level with the reigning premiers on seven wins, and see the Tigers jump into the top five should either West Perth or Swan Districts lose their respective matches.

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WALTER KENNETH MASKIELL
1926 - 2017
 
The Claremont Football Club is morning with the passing of one of the Club's longest serving and influential Presidents Walter Maskiell or Wal as he was affectionately known.

Wal passed away last Sunday with his family beside him and his funeral will be held at 12.30pm on Wednesday 28 June at Karrakatta Cemetery. Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Jake Patmore, Callan England and Oliver Eastland all played important roles in Western Australia’s 40-point win against the Allies in the State 18s at Leederville Oval.

England collected 13 disposals in the opening term and finished with a game-high 26, with Patmore also busy, while Eastland kicked two impressive goals in the second quarter of the 12.12 (84) to 6.8 (44) win.

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont held off a fast-finishing and inaccurate West Perth to record their third consecutive win at Claremont Oval last Saturday.

West Perth’s Corey Chalmers had the chance to win the game for the Falcons after the siren, but saw his shot from a tight angle miss to the near side as the Tigers held on for a thrilling two-point win, 14.6 (90) to 12.16 (88).

The win leaves Claremont in sixth position on the ladder, however, the Tigers are now just one win from third-placed Peel Thunder, who they face in round 15.

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