Dramatic slump wrecks the Tigers

By Ken Casellas

Sixteen minutes of madness in the second quarter cost Claremont dearly at Leederville Oval on Saturday when Subiaco wrested control from the Tigers and piled on six goals to nil to turn the contest upside down.

After dominating the opening quarter Claremont extended their lead to 29 points three minutes into the second term when Jye Bolton drove the ball forward and Jack Bradshaw scored Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont face Subiaco at Medibank Stadium on Saturday in a round where football will be at the forefront of a much more important cause.

As part of Men’s Health Week (June 13-19) the West Australian Football Commission has joined forces with Prostate Cancer Foundation Australia (PCFA) to raise awareness and funds for men’s health, in particular prostate cancer.

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Tigers Pounce on Falcons

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont (Colts) overcame a goalless opening term to run out 31-point winners over West Perth at the Showgrounds last Saturday and record consecutive victories.

Six goals to one after quarter-time saw the Tigers prevail 6.11 (47) to 2.4 (16), notch their eighth win for the season and remain in third position on the ladder.

It was also the fifth time Claremont has restricted its opposition to less than five goals, with the Tigers conceding an average of just 44.8 points per game as the best defensive team in the competition.

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Tigers pip Falcons

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont (Reserves) recorded its fourth straight win with a thrilling one-point victory over West Perth at the Showgrounds last Saturday.

Despite trailing at every change, the Tigers ran out 12.8 (80) to 11.13 (79) winners to notch their eighth win for the season and remain in third position on the ladder.

After kicking just one goal in the opening term and trailing by 22 points at quarter-time, Read More [+]

Another heart-breaking loss

By Ken Casellas

Miracles rarely occur in sport and the Claremont Tigers were denied a much-needed victory over West Perth at the Showgrounds on Saturday after a spirited final-quarter revival when the Falcons held on for a three-point win.

The Claremont players took more marks (143-90), had more kicks (248-220) and made more handpasses (165-121), but failed to get the four points for a win which would have kept the Read More [+]

Round 13 Preview Claremont vs. West Perth

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont host West Perth at the Showgrounds on Saturday in what shapes as a season-defining game for the navy and gold.

The Tigers will be looking to record consecutive wins, while the Falcons have won their last six games.

With the seventh-placed Tigers four wins behind the fifth-placed Falcons on the ladder, anything but a win would leave Claremont with a mountain to Read More [+]

Bolton’s dedication pays off

By Ken Casellas

Jye Bolton was furious at the Showgrounds last Wednesday night when Claremont’s long-standing and much-loved physiotherapist Anthony McEvoy ordered him off the training track three-quarters of the way through the session.

At first he refused, after a verbal joust with McEvoy. But Macca insisted and finally Bolton reluctantly agreed to leave the training track. He had a steely look in his eye as he trudged off Read More [+]

Tigers Trio Star for WA

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Jye Bolton, Ryan Neates and Darcy Cameron all played significant roles in Western Australia’s 134-point demolition of a woeful Tasmania at Steel Blue Oval last Saturday.

Bolton continued his outstanding form by winning the Simpson Medal after his 46 possessions, 12 marks, seven clearances and two goals saw him named WA’s best player, while Neates finished with 25 possessions, seven marks, five tackles and Read More [+]

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Bolton Loving Life at Tigerland

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont midfielder Jye Bolton is having a significant impact on the field in his first season in the WAFL and is thoroughly enjoying his time in WA.

“I’m absolutely loving it at the moment,” Bolton told 91.3 Sport FM’s WAFL World.

“The club are very professional in the way they go about it, and at the same time, the whole club have welcomed me way Read More [+]