Richardson brings up a rare century

By Ken Casellas

Dynamic forward Ian Richardson has joined an illustrious group of outstanding Claremont footballers who have played in more than 100 winning league matches.

More than 1200 men have appeared in league ranks for the Tigers, but only 11 have managed to play in 100 winning contests.

The 28-year-old Richardson achieved this milestone when Claremont defeated Swan Districts in round 20 on August 6 Read More [+]

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Round 23 Preview Claremont vs. Peel Thunder

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont will be looking to finish the season with a bang and record consecutive wins when it hosts Peel Thunder at the Showgrounds in “The Fathering Project Round”.

The West Australian Football League’s inaugural Fathering Project Round will be held this Saturday, August 27 with free family entry at all games when a Free Entry Flyer is presented.

The Round is being held Read More [+]

McCracken ignites the Tigers

By Ken Casellas

The year of 2016 has been notable at the Claremont Football Club for the introduction to league ranks of several gifted young players --- and one of them who has avoided the limelight and has certainly slipped under the radar is Harry McCracken.

It was McCracken, who turned 21 last month, who set the Tigers on fire early in the contest against East Fremantle at East Read More [+]

Sharks end Tigers’ Winning Streak 

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont (Reserves) saw its 11-game winning run come to an end after suffering its first loss since Round 8 with a 59-point drubbing by East Fremantle at ATOM Stadium last Saturday.

The Tigers got off to a slow start and never recovered in their 5.2 (32) to 13.13 (91) defeat – the team’s lowest score for the season - and have dropped to second Read More [+]

Round 22 Preview Claremont vs. East Fremantle

By Dan Scamozzi

After having its slim finals chances ended by West Perth in Round 21, Claremont will be looking to put a dent in East Fremantle’s when the teams face each other at ATOM Stadium on Saturday.

The Tigers’ one-point loss to the Falcons was their eighth by less than 10 points for the season in what’s been a disappointing and frustrating 2016.

Beau Maister Read More [+]

Another narrow defeat

By Ken Casellas

Claremont’s season of frustrating defeats by narrow margins continued when the side fought valiantly before losing to West Perth by one point at Joondalup on Saturday.

This ended Claremont’s remote hopes of squeezing into the finals and the side, with two qualifying-round matches (against East Fremantle and Peel Thunder) remaining, will finish seventh or eighth on the premiership table.

This heartbreaking loss followed defeats by three and Read More [+]

Eight-Star Bradshaw Leads Tigers

By Dan Scamozzi

An eight-goal haul from Jack Bradshaw saw Claremont (Reserves) demolish West Perth by 72 points at HBF Arena in Round 21 to record its 11^th consecutive win and strengthen its grip on top spot.

Bradshaw, omitted from the League side following its win over Swan Districts seven days earlier, starred with 24 disposals, 11 marks and 8.3 as the Tigers slammed on 16 goals to five Read More [+]

Corey Yeo is ready to go

By Ken Casellas

Powerful Claremont midfielder Corey Yeo is making a wonderful recovery from a knee reconstruction in January and is on target to start a full pre-season training program in November.

And if everything continues to go to plan he will consider competing in the Rottnest full marathon at the end of October as part of his rehabilitation.

“There are no problems at all at the Read More [+]

Round 21 Preview Claremont vs. West Perth

By Dan Scamozzi

Fresh off consecutive wins for the first time since rounds 14-16, 2015, Claremont will be looking for three in a row when it faces West Perth at HBF Arena on Saturday.

The Tigers have beaten Swan Districts and Peel Thunder by 54 and 45 points respectively in the past two weeks, and will be looking to replicate their final-round win over the Falcons at the same venue last year.

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