Claremont (Reserves) have suffered a narrow three-point defeat to Peel Thunder at the Showgrounds despite a spirited fourth-quarter comeback.

With the Tigers trailing by 23 points at the final change, a five-goal-to-two final term was not enough to secure the points, as the Thunder prevailed 10.9 (69) to 10.6 (66) and recorded just their second win for the season.

The result sees Claremont drop to fifth position on the ladder with a 4-5 win-loss record ahead of a bye in round 11.

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The Tigers Master class is a 2-day Football Development Program used to assist in identifying and test talented players from the Claremont district. Based on the AFL draft combine, this program will be useful in providing raw data to both the individual and the football club on the important skills and physical standards required to play Australian Rules football. 

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Looking for something for your kids these July School Holidays?

Get kids into the footy game instead of gaming!

The Claremont Football District and Claremont Football Clubs are running a specialized coaching clinic in the July School Holidays at Claremont Showgrounds.

Registrations are now open for parents to sign up their kids.

Children from Pre-Primary to Year 6 of all abilities and experience are welcome to participate and give footy a go in a fun and safe Read More [+]

Claremont will be looking to record their fourth consecutive win when they host Peel Thunder at the Showgrounds on Saturday afternoon.

The Tigers were in ripping form before last weekend’s state game, and will be hoping to pick up where they left off as the club continues its march up the ladder.

The Thunder, however, will be no pushovers, and defeated the Tigers in round six at Bendigo Bank Stadium.

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The Claremont Football Clubs renowned ‘Monday Crew’ have put together a side of Claremont products currently plying their trade in the AFL. 

Among those identified are some of the competitions finest in Nat Fyfe and Eric McKenzie, premiership players Alan Toovey and Heritier Lumumba, emerging stars in Jeremy McGovern and Jesse Hogan as well as a large number of new recruits awaiting their chance such as Tom Barrass, Alec Waterman & Jared Hardisty.

Claremont have registered their third consecutive win after the Tigers proved too good for East Perth in difficult conditions at the Showgrounds.

The Tigers restricted the Royals to their lowest ever score between the two sides in their 39-point win, 8.12 (60) to 2.9 (21), and continued their strong momentum after a slow start to the season.

A ferocious attack on the football and constant pressure were highlights in the hosts’ victory, as a disappointing Royals’ side had no answers to the Tigers’ superiority and failed to kick a goal in the second half.

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Claremont (Reserves) have recorded consecutive wins after a commanding performance saw the Tigers dismantle East Perth by 44 points in terrible conditions at the Showgrounds.

With the Tigers dominating all over the ground, the Royals were held goalless until the 23-minute mark of the final term, and registered just one point in the opening three terms as the hosts prevailed 8.7 (55) to 1.5 (11).

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Claremont came away victorious from their adventure south over the weekend celebrating a hard fought 11 point win over Swan Districts in Mount Barker.

Playing at the newly refurbished Sounness Park, the game was also the official opening of the brand new facility, one that will service the community and surrounds for many years to come.

The match was a resounding success with the organisation and planning from the Mount Barker Football Club and Shire of Plantagenet, in particular Brad Hook and Nicole Selesnew respectively, being enormous leading up to the event and on the day. 

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Claremont will be looking to secure their third consecutive victory when they host East Perth at the Show Grounds this Saturday afternoon.

The Tigers have registered wins over West Perth and Swan Districts in the last two rounds, and will be looking to add the Royals to their list as the team gathers momentum following a slow start to the season.

The Royals will still be wondering how they let a 42-point lead slip against their bitter rivals in the Falcons, and the Tigers will no doubt be wary of a strong side on the rebound.

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Claremont has won its second game in a row after the Tigers ran out 11-point winners over Swan Districts at Sounness Park in Mount Barker.

With scores level at quarter-time, a five-goal second term saw an inaccurate Tigers’ outfit prevail 10.18 (78) to 10.7 (67).

The win sees Claremont improve their record to 2-5 after a slow start to the season, however, the team is starting to gather momentum and will look to welcome back some senior players in the coming weeks.

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