Evans laid low by ACL injury

By Ken Casellas

Talented small forward Lawrence Evans has damaged the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee and will miss the rest of the season.

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Claremont and Subiaco enter this weekend’s clash at the Show Grounds on the back of losses, and will be looking to rebound for different reasons.

The Tigers once again let a three-quarter-time lead slip when they were defeated by South Fremantle last Saturday and have lost their past three games, while Subiaco were humiliated by East Fremantle.

At 2-5, Claremont is in desperate need of a win, and will be looking to inflict consecutive losses Read More [+]

Costly Tigers fade-out

By Ken Casellas

For the fifth time in seven matches this season Claremont’s all-too-predictable final-quarter fade-out proved extremely costly when the side buckled under South Fremantle’s pressure and stumbled to a disappointing eight-point defeat at the Claremont Showgrounds on Saturday.

A goal to the Tigers early in the final term gave the home side a comfortable 25-point advantage. But the Bulldogs then took control and scored the final five goals of the Read More [+]

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont host South Fremantle at the Show Grounds on Saturday, where football will be the ideal vehicle to reduce the stigma associated with discussions around suicide when One Life Round takes place in a partnership between the West Australian Football Commission and One Life.

One Life Round will promote the message – ‘It’s okay to talk ’.

The Tigers lost a thriller to West Perth by seven points in round seven and Read More [+]

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont (Reserves) have risen to fourth position on the ladder after defeating West Perth by 19 points at HBF Arena.

The Tigers lead at every change in their 13.16 (94) to 11.9 (75) win, and have now recorded consecutive wins for the second time in five games.

Tom Shanahan and the returning Rowen Powell lead the way for Claremont, while Gerrick Weedon (four goals) and Ben Higgs (three) provided focal points in Read More [+]

Tigers Maul Falcons

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont (Colts) registered its fourth win of the season and third in a row with a 99-point thumping of an abject West Perth at HBF Arena in round seven.

An 11-goal-to-nil second half paved the way for Claremont’s 18.15 (123) to 3.6 (24) demolition, with the Tigers backing up their 105-point mauling of Peel Thunder eight days earlier.

It’s the second consecutive game where Claremont has restricted Read More [+]

Tigers Overrun Again

by Dan Scamozzi

Claremont suffered consecutive losses for the second time in five games after losing to West Perth by seven points at Freebairn Recreational Centre last Saturday.

The Tigers held a nine-point lead at three-quarter time in the first WAFL match to be played in Kulin, before a four-goal-to-two final term from the Falcons saw them prevail 15.11 (101) to 15.4 (94).

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont and West Perth are set to line up in the first WAFL game to be played in Kulin when they meet on Saturday, as part of the State Government’s Country Sports Enrichment Scheme (CSES).

There have been 51 WAFL games played with CSES funding since the scheme commenced in 1999 and over $1.1million contributed to the program during that time.

The game will be played at Freebairn Recreational Centre, and sees both teams Read More [+]

Match Report - Claremont V Peel Thunder

By Ken Casellas

A defiant, dogged and determined Claremont side matched a strong Peel Thunder combination, boosted by the inclusion of 14 AFL-listed players, in a classic arm wrestle at Leederville Oval on Saturday before going down by 21 points.

It was a spirited performance which indicated that the Tigers will be a force in the competition and capable of playing a significant role in the finals in Read More [+]

By Ken Casellas

Oliver Tate, a strong, versatile and highly-respected footballer from Ballarat, will line up for Claremont for the final time in the league match against Peel Thunder at Leederville Oval on Saturday.

He will be sorely missed, but leaves the Tigers with the best wishes of the club.

The 24-year-old Tate will leave Perth next Wednesday to start a full-time job as a podiatrist in Ballarat.

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