A herculean performance from Bailey Rogers wasn’t enough to stop Claremont’s Reserves suffering a 53-point defeat to East Fremantle at East Fremantle Oval in the opening round of the 2017 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season.

Rogers, thriving in his new role as a midfielder, worked tirelessly to finish with 31 disposals, several smothers and Claremont’s players’ player award in the 7.4 (46) to 15.9 (99) defeat, as the Tigers were outscored 13 goals to five after quarter-time.

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This is your Season Bible!

The 2017 Tiger Talk: Season Guide contains everything a Tiger member or supporter needs to know for the Club's 2017 Premiership Season.

With Round 1 bouncedown against East Fremantle just 4 days away, be sure to read up on the latest Club news.

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Claremont’s 2017 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season begins on Saturday afternoon when the Tigers take on East Fremantle at East Fremantle Oval.

The match will be Darren Harris’ first as Claremont coach, while the Tigers have added some familiar and new faces to their playing stocks.

Jesse Laurie, Nick Winmar and Tom Lee have returned to the club, however, Lee is set to miss the match after suffering a shoulder injury against Read More [+]

A slick and ruthless South Fremantle proved too good for Claremont in the Tigers’ final pre-season hit-out at Fremantle Community Bank Oval last Saturday.

Despite an enthralling opening term that had scores level at quarter-time, the Bulldogs dominated the next hour of play on their way to a 57-point victory, 17.8 (110) 7.11 (53).

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By Dan Scamozzi

An inspired and resilient performance by Claremont (Reserves) saw the Tigers hold on for a 14-point win against South Fremantle in their second and final pre-season hit-out at Fremantle Community Bank Oval last Saturday.

Despite losing Jared Hardisty and Charles Le Fanu to ankle injuries in the opening term and Ben Musitano (finger) later in the game, a five-goal-to-three first quarter set up the Tigers’ 11.11 (77) to 9.9 (63) victory.

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont faces South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in round three of the pre-season on Saturday, just seven days out from the start of the 2017 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season.

The contest will be the second and final pre-season hit-out for the Tigers, following their eight-point loss to Subiaco at Leederville Oval last Saturday.

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Eastland controls the ruck

 By Murray Willis

Claremont’s reserves scratch match against Subiaco at Leederville Oval on Saturday was a game of two halves with Claremont’s first-half dominance reflected in a six goal to nil second quarter.

The boys played an emphatic brand of football and  they doubled Subiaco’s tackles, contested possessions and overall possessions for the half and finished off with some lightening fast build-ups into attack.

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By Ken Casellas

What do Jake Murphy, Ian Richardson and Matt Davies have in common? Yes, they’re left-footers. But more importantly, they are setting the standard for toughness and their fierce attack on the ball.

This trio of experienced Claremont players were shining lights in the pre-season scratch match against Subiaco at Leederville Oval on Saturday morning when the Tigers revealed a new-found overall ferocity and a relentless attitude.

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This is your opportunity to get right amongst the action in 2017 and receive large cash prizes by winning a group of players in the Claremont Football Club 2017 Player Sweepstakes Auction. 

The Auction takes place at our Season Launch on Wednesday 8th March. Make sure you purchase a ticket today (28th Feb) or have someone who is attending bid for you... But be ready for some heated competition!

Call the Club on 9384 9200 to secure a ticket now. 

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By Ken Casellas

Jack Richardson handpassing to Keifer Yu, who got the ball on to Anton Hamp. That was a delightful passage of cohesive play late in the opening quarter of Claremont’s practice match at East Fremantle Oval on Saturday morning. The move ended with Bailey Rogers snapping a goal.

The decision to use Rogers as a midfielder was the most significant feature of the scratch match which was played in enervating heat and ended in an 11-point victory to the blue side over the gold combination.

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