Claremont (Colts) have recorded a thumping 66-point win over Subiaco at the Showgrounds to cement their place on top of the ladder.

The Tigers’ fourth win from their past five games was built on a dominant opening term in which the side kicked four goals and held the Lions goalless, as the hosts prevailed 14.16 (100) to 4.10 (34).

The Tigers then held the Lions goalless in the final term with the hosts recording one of their best wins for the season.

The result was the eighth time Claremont have restricted their opposition to a score of under 10 goals in 2015.

Matt Guelfi, Ryan Murphy, Morgan Davies, Aden Wilkins, Declan Mountford and Bailey Rogers all won plenty of the football, while Jake Waterman was outstanding in his first game since round six due to State Under 18’s commitments.

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Claremont will be looking for their sixth consecutive win and to hand Subiaco just its second loss for the season when the Tigers host the Lions at the Showgrounds on Saturday.

In a clash between the two form teams of the competition, which will showcase the two best defences and the league’s leading goal kickers in Shane Yarran and Jack Bradshaw, a win for the Tigers could see them jump into third position depending on Read More [+]

Claremont have defeated Perth by 44 points at Lathlain Park to make it five consecutive wins and claim the “Pyke Cup” in honour of Frank and Don Pyke.

A scintillating nine-goal-to-three third term paved the way for the Tigers following an even first half, and sees the navy and gold sitting in fifth position following the 20.8 (128) to 13.6 (84) win.

Claremont’s full-time score was its highest since round 10, 2013, and also the first time the team has kicked 20 goals in a match under coach Michael Broadbridge, while its third term (9.1) was the biggest score the side has kicked in a quarter this season.

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Claremont (Reserves) has survived a Perth fightback to record a 10 point victory at Lathlain Park and move into fifth position on the ladder.

Despite leading by 30 points at the final change, four goals to one by the Demons in the fourth term provided the Tigers with some nervous moments, however, the visitors held on to prevail 14.11 (95) to 13.7 (85).

Mitchell Andrews continued his stellar form as he combined forward and ruck duties to fine effect, with the big man tallying 24 disposals, 10 marks, 29 hit outs and kicking five goals.

Other Tigers to win plenty of the football included Isaac Baum, as well as the returning Tom Swift, Max Bentley and Jack Richardson.

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Claremont (Colts) has defeated Perth by 33 points at Lathlain Park and reclaimed top spot on the ladder after overcoming a slow start and kicking just one-goal in the first half.

Despite trailing by 22 points at half-time, the Tigers dug their claws in and kicked 11 goals to three after the long break to prevail 12.13 (85) to 8.4 (52).

Ryan Murphy provided plenty of run and carry to go with his 24 disposals, six clearances and two goals, while Cameron Wilson won plenty of the football despite laying 11 tackles and winning eight clearances.

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FAMILY FUN DAY – Claremont FC VS Subiaco FC: Saturday 20^th June, 1.40pm Bounce Down

Our family fun day promises to be one of the most exciting games of the year both on, and off field.

Both teams are poised to make in impact come September and this game will showcase some on WA’s best talent.

The Tigers would like to invite all junior football families to this big day which includes a kid’s zone comprising of Gym Bus, Face Painters, Animal Farm, Pony Rides, Bouncy Castle, Footy Skills Testing and Mr Whippy. Read More [+]