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By Dan Scamozzi
A victory against West Perth on Saturday afternoon would give Claremont three consecutive wins, but also move the Tigers within one win of the third-placed Falcons and possibly into the top five.
After wins against Swan Districts and East Fremantle in the last two rounds, the Tigers have got their season back on track, with Saturday’s game looming as crucial for both teams.
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By Dan Scamozzi
Claremont’s Reserves recorded their seventh consecutive win after a 13-point victory against Swan Districts at Claremont Oval last Saturday.
A five-goal-to-nil opening term saw the Tigers race to a 28-point lead at quarter-time, before Swans worked their way back into the contest to lead at half-time, only for Claremont to respond and prevail 12.8 (80) to 10.7 (67).
By Dan Scamozzi
Claremont recorded consecutive wins and moved to within one win of the top five after smashing an insipid and lacklustre Swan Districts by 67 points at Claremont Oval last Saturday.
In splendid conditions, the Tigers won every term, kept Swans goalless in the second quarter, recorded 17 more inside 50s, 17 more scoring shots and had nine goal kickers in the 16.14 (110) to 6.7 (43) rout, as the team recorded their fifth win of the season.
Fresh off the spectacular launch of the redeveloped Claremont Oval and three-point victory over East Fremantle, Claremont will aim to record consecutive wins when they host Swan Districts at the same venue on Saturday.
After gaining a timely confidence boost against the Sharks on a landmark day for the club, the Tigers will aim to improve on the performance in order to close the gap on fifth-placed Swans.
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By Dan Scamozzi
Claremont’s Reserves recorded their sixth consecutive win and moved one game clear in second position on the ladder after a thrilling four-point victory against East Fremantle at Claremont Oval last Saturday.
Despite trailing at every change, a three-goal-to-one final term saw the Tigers prevail 9.9 (63) to 8.11 (59) and record their third single-figure win of the season.
By Dan Scamozzi
Claremont returned to a redeveloped Claremont Oval in the best possible way, defeating East Fremantle by three points last Saturday to record their fourth win of the season.
The 14.11 (95) to 14.8 (92) win ended a run of six consecutive defeats, saw the Tigers record their first win since round four, was set up by a five-goal-to-two third term and kept the team in touch with the top five.
WHAT'S ON?
ROUND 12 - CLAREMONT TIGERS v EAST FREMANTLE SHARKS
8.45am - Colts game
11.15am - Development (Reserves) game
1.00pm - Kids Zone Open: gym bus, face painters and inflatables
1.40pm - Junior Parade
1.50pm - Official Opening Ceremony
2.15pm - League game
5pm - Live Band (Chain Reaction)
6pm - Post-match Presentation
6.30pm - Live Band kicks off again
JUNIOR PARADE
Children of Junior Clubs in the Claremont District are invited to take part in the Junior Parade. They will be led by the Scotch College Pipe Band out onto the oval to march before the Opening Ceremony commences.
This will take place at 1.40pm. We encourage families to get to the oval at 1pm to assemble in the area designated to their Junior Club on “Club Alley”. See Map Below.
OPENING CEREMONY OF NEW CFC CLUBROOMS
Hon. Mick Murray MLA Minister for Sport & Recreation will officially open the building and will be assisted by Hon. Colin Barnett MLA Member for Cottesloe. The plaque unveiling will take place before the League match at 1.50pm.
KIDS ZONE
The Kids Zone will be located on the Eastern side of the oval (opposite the grandstand). There will be face painting for the kids available between 1.00pm – 3.00pm, plus other activities including inflatable hand ball targets and a gym bus.
Count Me In Round
The four games featured in the WAFL Count Me In Round (Round 12) will focus on the importance of providing welcoming and equitable community activities for people of all abilities.
Everyone is invited to attend and show their support.
People with disability and their friends and family will receive free entry to the games when they present a Companion Card.
By Dan Scamozzi
It’s been 45 months and 70 games since the Tigers last played at Claremont Oval.
Saturday’s game against East Fremantle at the multi-million dollar facility will not only be the club’s first at the newly redeveloped ground since the 2013 preliminary final, it will also be the start of the club’s journey moving forward.
The club have been faced with several challenges in the last three-and-a-half seasons, including training and playing home games at a number of different venues, however, Claremont are coming home.
League
The Tigers suffered a disappointing 58 point loss to East Fremantle on Sunday. After a promising start in what was an even first quarter, East Fremantle took control for the remainder of the game through a superior physical presence, work rate and overall better use of the football.
| 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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