By John Townsend | Match Reporter

Claremont’s season starts now.

Jye Bolton was delighted to reach 150 games at the club he will “be part of for life” but the champion Tiger quickly turned his sights to a greater challenge.

“It is a great honour to get to 150,” he said after starring in the 49-point point win over Perth at Revo Fitness Stadium.

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Bolton’s memorable milestone

By Ken Casellas

Jye Bolton has attacked the football with ferocious intent throughout his distinguished career for Claremont, with his sheer brilliance, hard running, courage and total commitment earning him the accolade as the pre-eminent WAFL player of the 21^ST century.

At Revo Fitness Stadium on Saturday the 31-year-old Bolton will chalk up his 150^TH league Read More [+]

Claremont keep season alive despite loss of captain Mountford

By John Townsend | Match Day Reporter

The importance of Claremont’s round 19 clash with Swan Districts on Saturday was underlined by the make-up of the centre-square combination used for the first ball-up at Revo Fitness Stadium.

The Tigers had fallen in their previous four matches, a losing trot that saw them tumble from first to Read More [+]

Eastland dominant but Claremont finals campaign in jeopardy

By John Townsend

Claremont’s prospects of playing finals are in jeopardy after a fourth straight loss left them vulnerable to a challenge from last year’s grand final nemesis West Perth.

Beset by injuries to key players, and unable to find a replacement for AFL midseason draftee Jack Buller, the Tigers succumbed to a surging Peel on Saturday.

Barnett and Crabb honoured

By Ken Casellas

Colin Barnett and Phil Crabb have been influential leaders and outstanding West Australian citizens throughout their working lives, and this year they have been recognised for their conspicuous service and contributions to society and the community.

Mr Barnett was made a Companion of the Order of Australia (one of six recipients this Read More [+]

Tigers Searching For Answers

By Daniel Scamozzi

If the defeat against in-form East Perth in round 14 was a reality check, then the 49-point mauling against West Perth in glorious conditions at Revo Fitness Stadium in round 15 was bitterly disappointing.

Bitterly disappointing because Claremont entered the contest four wins Read More [+]

Tigers Overrun By Falcons

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont Reserves suffered their first defeat since round nine after being overrun by West Perth in glorious conditions at Revo Fitness Stadium in round 15.

Leading by 18 points at three-quarter time in a low-scoring contest, the Tigers went scoreless in Read More [+]

The winning raffle number for Saturday's Home Game is:

**  22/7/2023 vs West Perth- $50 Prize Winning Number - 6055

Previous Home Game Results:

**  1/7/2023 vs Subiaco - $50 Prize Winning Number - 6549

**  10/6/2023 vs Peel Thunder - $50 Prize Winning Number - 5154

**  6/5/23 vs East Perth - $50 Prize Winning Number - 3994

In a Shakespearean fashion, Claremont mirrored East Fremantle's ill-fated 2022 season as they, too, experienced heartbreak in the 2023 Grand Final, losing their first game of the year in the most crucial match.

The intensity on the field was palpable, fuelled by the rage and determination of East Fremantle, who were seeking redemption after their previous Grand Final defeat. The Sharks stormed through the game with a blitzkrieg-like approach.

Tigers Outplayed By Royals

After coming from the clouds to record thrilling wins on several occassions this season, there would be no miraculous comeback from Claremont against East Perth in glorious conditions at Leederville Oval in round 14.

Instead, Claremont were handed a reality check by a superior, hardworking and skilful Royals outfit who prevailed by 24 points, 12.10 Read More [+]