By Ken Casellas

Graham Moss has several pressing priorities as he plans for the future of the Claremont Football Club.

The former champion player, who was recently appointed by the Board in a permanent capacity as Chief Executive Officer of the club after serving in that role in an acting capacity for seven months, said that his main focus was to get the club back on an even financial keel after incurring considerable costs over Read More [+]

As you would be aware Michael Broadbridge has announced that he will not be seeking an extension of his senior coaching position at the Club.

Increasing work commitments with the Western Australian Institute of Sport, where he is employed as a Performance Team Director, has meant that he will be unable to continue to commit the significant time involved in coaching a WAFL league team in the future.

Michael Read More [+]

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont begins its final stretch of games for 2016 when it hosts East Perth at the Showgrounds on Saturday.

Fresh off its final bye in Round 17 and a confidence-boosting win over South Fremantle a week earlier, the Tigers will be looking to record consecutive victories for the first time this season and end the Royals’ four-game winning run in the process.

Claremont ran out 76-point winners when the sides met Read More [+]

The Claremont Colts will travel to the Kimberley region from Friday 15th July to Sunday 17th July to play a competitive exhibition match against the Kimberley Spirit where they will also spend the night in the community of One Arm Point.

CFC Player Development Officer (PDO) Kepler Bradley, along with Captain Jake Murphy, senior player Dylan Ross and Kimberley product Keifer Yu traveled to the Kimberley Region on Monday 11th July where they drive Read More [+]

Tigers roar in Fremantle mud

By Ken Casellas

Claremont 11.3 (69) beat South Fremantle 5.8 (38)

Claremont, more desperate, determined and disciplined, destroyed South Fremantle to the tune of 31 points at Fremantle Oval on Saturday to keep alive hopes of qualifying for the finals in September.

The Tigers refused to be distracted by the driving rain, freezing winds, occasional hail and the extremely slushy conditions as they outmuscled the Bulldogs, who went Read More [+]

Tigers in Seventh Heaven

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont (Reserves) recorded its seventh straight win after thumping South Fremantle by 50 points at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in Round 16.

The 11.8 (74) to 2.12 (24) result means the Tigers have replaced the Bulldogs in second position on the ladder after restricting the hosts to their lowest score for the season.

After taking a nine-point lead at the first change in shocking conditions, the Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont will be looking to end a three-game losing streak and record its fourth win of the season when it faces second-placed South Fremantle in NAIDOC Round at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday.
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 Read More [+]

Ledger works hard in losing cause

By Ken Casellas

Tom Ledger continued in stellar form at the Showgrounds on Saturday and he was supported in fine style by fellow midfielders Jake Murphy, Ryan Lim and Jared Hardisty. But Claremont failed to swing into gear for much of the first half of the match against Perth and suffered a disappointing four-point defeat after a spirited second-half revival.

In a contest which certainly could not Read More [+]

Tigers maintain winning run

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont (Reserves) recorded its sixth straight win after defeating Perth by 26 points at the Showgrounds last Saturday.

The 11.15 (81) to 8.7 (55) victory saw the Tigers close to within one win of top spot on the ladder and was set up by a five-goal-to-one opening term.

Rowen Powell led the way for Claremont with 31 disposals, eight marks, six inside 50s and two goals, Read More [+]

Round 15 Preview Claremont vs. Perth

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont hosts Perth at the Showgrounds this Saturday as it looks to replace the Demons in seventh position on the ladder.

Following Claremont’s loss to Subiaco and Perth’s win over East Fremantle in round 14, the Tigers have dropped to eighth position – one below the Demons.

Defender Brandon Franz will miss the match after fracturing a thumb in the loss to Subiaco.

Meanwhile, Read More [+]