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14-15 Subiaco v East Fremantle

16-17 Swan Districts v Peel

20-21 South Fremantle v Claremont

22-23 West Perth v Perth

Every Week6 Awards

7 Tipping

24-25 WAFC news

27 Eagles and Dockers team lists

28 Country Football

29 Community Football

30 Club notes

31 WAFL Stats

32 Foxtel Cup

33 Ladders & results

34 Fixtures

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Game time

4-6 State Footy competition

8 Top 25 Over the Past 25

10 Collectables

11 Entertainment

12 Kids in footy

Features

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Tracey Lewis

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Big bodies on Big bodies on the agenda for the agenda for State clash

BIG bodies are at the top of the agenda for this year’s WAFL State team selection panel.

So if you are keen on entering the WAFL’s State team competition, where you could win a trip for you and a friend to the WA versus South Australia clash in Adelaide on May 26, you are well-advised to start paying attention to the big fellas.

State coach Chris Waterman, his chairman of selectors Brad Wira and assistant coaches Marc Webb, David Hynes and Paul Peos have liked a lot of what they have seen in the first four rounds of the 2012 season given the kind of team they want to assemble.

“It’s a small ground in Adelaide so a big-bodied team is looking most likely,” said Wira, a former State 18s coach and Fremantle and Western Bulldogs player.

“WA has a certain style of play that has certainly been successful in the past, and while we will need speed, hardened bodies will help us implement a broader game style.

“At this stage guys like the ‘duelling Banjos’ at East Perth, Josh Smith and Paul Johnson, Claremont’s Mitch Andrews and Subiaco’s Callum Sinclair are the types we are watching.

“That’s not to rule out the younger, quicker types or the wiley veterans like Kris Miller and Andrew Foster.

“But we also want some accountability and that’s where guys like East Perth’s Kyle Anderson and West Perth’s Dion Fleay will come into it.”

Wira said Waterman was open to selection on many facets – and age was no barrier.

So if 30-year-old Paul Medhurst is in form, he’ll come under consideration.

“There is no age bracket and if guys like Medhurst are playing well and a State guernsey still means something to them then they’re in our sight,” Wira said.

WA last played South Australia in 2009 in Perth when the home side won by a point.

This year you could be there to watch the WA boys try to repeat that success.

// The big boys are the focus of the State selectors

“At this stage guys like the ‘duelling Banjos’ at East Perth, Josh Smith and

Paul Johnson, Claremont’s Mitch Andrews and Subiaco’s Callum Sinclair

are the types we are watching.” Brad Wira.

The last time WA and SA metSaturday, June 11 at Medibank Stadium

Coach: Scott Watters.

Western Australia 12.10 (82) d South Australia 12.9 (81)

GOALS: WA – B.Le Cras, Jetta 3; Richardson 2; Farmer, McGrath, Salecic, Chartres. SA -- Chambers 5; Evans 3; White 2; Zorzi, Backwell. BEST: WA -- Le Cras, Graham, Oliver, Salecic, Hardingham, Parker, Jetta, McGrath. SA -- Sheedy, Backwell, Clayton, Panozzo, Gum, Meyer, Allen, Martin. Simpson Medal: Brent Le Cras (WA)

YOUR CHALLENGE: Select who you think will make the 2012 WAFL State team by going to http://www.wafl.com.au/stateteam

You need to select 25 players, which includes three emergencies. The winner will be the person who gets most amount of players who make the final cut of 25.

Once registered, you will be able to edit as often as you like by using your Unique URL which will be emailed to you upon registration. If you have lost your Unique URL simply visit www.wafl.com.au/stateteam and click the link ‘Lost your Unique URL’.

The competition closes at 4pm WST on May 13 from which time you will not be able to edit your team. The winner will be notified by phone call on May 22, 2012. The winner must be available to travel on Friday, May 25 2012 and return Sunday May 27, 2012.

PRIZE DETAILS• 2 x return economy airfares (including transfers)

travelling with the State Team.

• 2 x tickets to the official function at the WA v SA State Game at Gliderol Stadium on May 26, 2012

• 2 x tickets to the WA State Team presentation night. Date TBC

• 2 nights’ accommodation – Twin share. Hotel TBC

• $500 ‘Cash Cheque’ provided by the WAFC

• Behind the scenes access at one WAFL State Team training session.

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LEADING GOAL KICKERS FOR 2012

AFTER ROUND 4

12 Chad Jones (CL)

11 Josh smith (EP)

10 Des Headland (SUB)

9 Ian Richardson (CL)

8 Callum Sinclair (SUB), Paul Medhurst (CL), Paul Mugambwa (SF)

7 Matthew Moody (PTH)

6 Rhett Kerr (SUB), Blake Broadhurst (SUB), Ryan Neates (CL), Max Duffy (EF), Tim Geappen (SD), Jayden Woods (SF)

AWARDS

Rodriguez ShieldThe Rodriguez Shield is awarded to the most consistent WAFL club of the season, with points allocated across all three grades. Clubs are awarded 10 points for every league win and four points for a reserves or colts win.

2012 TALLY BOARD

Claremont 46

East Fremantle 36

Subiaco 34

Swan Districts 28

South Fremantle 26

Perth 26

East Perth 26

West Perth 18

Peel Thunder 12

Leading goalkicker award

Player of the YearMITCH Andrews and Pat Travers have made some ground on the leaders in the Osborne Park Volkswagen Player of the Year Award after each collecting votes in Round 4.

Rising StarPlaying in just his second league game, East Fremantle’s Max Duff y picked up three votes in the 2012 WAFL Combined Past Players and Offi cials Association Rising Star Award last weekend to move into outright second place.

Duffy also picked up top votes in his league debut the previous week.

To be eligible for votes in the Rising Star Award, players must

LEADING VOTE GETTERS FOR 2012

6 Ryan Cook (SF)

5 Ross Young (PTH)

4 Pat Travers (Peel), Mitch Andrews (CL), Dylan Roberton (EP)

3 Murray Newman (SD), Luke Blackwell (CL), Josh Smith (EP), Josh Roberts (SD), Bradd Dalziell (EF), Jonathon Griffin (EF), Aidan Parker (SUB), Darren Rumble (SUB), Kane Mitchell (CL), Des Headland (SUB), Tim Geappen (SD), Ian Richardson (CL)


11 Laine Rasmussen (WP)

6 Max Duffy (EF)

5 Kody Manning (WP)

3 Stephen Mansfield (EP), Haiden Schloithe (SF), Damian Hayward (SF)

2 Matthew Jukes (SD), Justin Monaco (EF), Dayle Garlett (SD), Jayden Schofield (EF), Michael Mascoulis (WP), Christian Pocklington (SUB), Jarrad Blight (SD), Ben Saunders (SF)

1 Mitchell Lleyendekkers (Peel), Cameron Grover (EP), Anthony Collica (SF), Rhys Waters (SUB), Nicholas Borovac (SF), Matt Gordon (EP)

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ROUND 4 VOTES

East Perth v Perth

3. Josh Smith (EP)

2. Paul Johnson (EP)

1. Kyle Anderson (EP)

Peel v East Fremantle

3. Bradd Dalziell (EF)

2. Pat Travers (Peel)

1. Mark McGough (EF)

Claremont v West Perth

3. Mitch Andrews (CL)

2. Ryan Neates (CL)

1. Luke Blackwell (CL)

Swan Districts v South Frem

3. Murray Newman (SD)

2. Josh Roberts (SD)

1. Kris Miller (SF)

ROUND 4 VOTES

East Perth v Perth

3. Stephen Mansfield (EP)

2. -

1. Matt Gordon (EP)

Peel v East Fremantle

3. Max Duffy (EF)

2. -

1. Justin Monaco (EF)


3. Kody Manning (WP)

2. Laine Rasmussen (WP)

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3. -

2. Matthew Jukes (SD)

1. Dayle Garlett (SD)

have played eight games or less at the start of the 2012 season and be aged 21 or under at the end of the season.

AFL-listed rookies are eligible to win the award as long as they are not elevated to the senior AFL

Andrews was instrumental in Claremont beating West Perth, with his 31 hit outs, while Travers had 34 possessions in his team’s loss to East Fremantle.

list throughout the season.

Votes do not need to be awarded.

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teams playing this weekSubiaco

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Tweets of the week

@seanroberts92 (Sean Roberts) Good win by the @SwanDistrictsFC boys!! 2 from 2. Looking the goods!! #goblackducks

@tjrharley (Tom Harley) “@WillSchofield: “@ShannonBlake23: Is Beau Waters One Of The Most Under Rated Defenders In AFL ?” ever since he busted my ac joint in 06!

@davvers605 (Daniel Davini) Hard to see how you can possibly be viewed as a serious premiership contender when you continually choke against a major rival! #stopthehype

@DamienBudd (Damien Budd) @FOXFOOTY @Robbo_heraldsun Ballantyne to C.Scott “you taught me everything I know” haha quote of the season #afl #OnTheCouch

@RalphyHeraldSun (Jon Ralph) The pair of Buddy dribblers will cop some focus in next few days. Why not kick them post high? He had chances to win it for Hawks

@johnt237 (John Townsend) salecic being taken from claremont oval by car. has cast on lower left leg so luckily no acl.broken leg 12-16 wks? #wafl

@AToronto_Eagles (Toronto E agles) #Aussie and heading to #Toronto? Play #footy? Want to #join a great #socialclub? Check out @Toronto_Eagles @ eaglesafc.com #goeagles

Here’s what some of our followers -- and those football fanatics that we follow -- had to say about all things football last week – especially about the Top 25 Over the Past 25 announcement.

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WAFL’s 25 Best Players Over the Past 25 Years

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UNDERSTANDING the way one of the most highly-decorated players to ever play in the WAFL functioned allowed four-time premiership coach John Dimmer to get the best out of Toby McGrath.

Dimmer and McGrath were united in 2004 when the super-coach took over the coaching reigns at the Bulldogs from John Northey and McGrath returned to Perth after two years on Essendon’s rookie list.

McGrath had previously been on West Coast’s rookie list for two seasons.

Recently inducted as one of the Top 25 Players Over the Past 25 Years, McGrath epitomises that unique WAFL era.

While he has accepted that lost opportunities cost him a chance of playing an AFL game, looking back he can only be proud of what he has achieved.

“If I had the head on my shoulders then that I do now things may have been different,” said the 31-year-old who last weekend played game No.223 for the Bulldogs since making his league debut in 1998.

“I had a lot of good players around me and it’s easy to look back and think about what you should and shouldn’t have done.

“And while I’ve accepted that I didn’t get to play football at that level, I’ve achieved all I could at WAFL level.

“And 15 years later I am still running around trying to get a kick.

“Now I can sit back and watch my little brother Ashley work towards playing 200 games for Brisbane (he currently sits on 178 games).”

As for mentors throughout a career that has yielded a Sandover Medal, Simpson Medal, two premiership, State captaincy and two club

by Tracey Lewis

fairest and bests, McGrath said Dimmer was a major influence on his career.

“I spent eight years with John and he understood the life balance of a WAFL footballer – where family and work came first ahead of football,” McGrath said.

“Before I went to Melbourne Tony Micale had a big influence on me and in Melbourne it was Terry Daniher.

“But I played my best football under JD, the way he coached suited the way I played.

“Having Paul (Hasleby) at the club now is great too. It’s been really positive down here

“I spent eight years with John and he

understood the life balance of a WAFL

footballer – where family and work came first

ahead of football.”

and having just retired himself he knows how the older guys need to be managed.”

As for knowing when it’s time to call it a day, McGrath thinks he’ll know when it’s time to go.

“Well I hope I’ll know anyway,” said McGrath earlier this week, just before he had scans on his injured knee to see how serious the damage was.

“This year has felt a bit different to be honest. I’ve started travelling a bit more in the off-season and thinking how good it would to have weekends off.

“But I am still enjoying playing and the minute I lose that feeling I’ll walk away.”

TOBY McGRATH

South Fremantle 1998-2001, 2004-2011, 220 games, 108

goals

Essendon (VFL) 2002, 15 games, 2 goals

Bendigo Bombers 2003, 12 games, 2 goals

WA 6 games, 1 goal

Games in qualification period: 220 WAFL games, 6 State

games

Medals/Awards in qualification period: Sandover Medal

2005, South Fremantle F&B 2004 & 2008, Simpson Medal

2005

Premierships in qualification period: 2005, 2009

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Cloth patches

During 2012, the Football Budget will again feature a section on WAFL memorabilia and invites you to write or email if you want more information about the football collectables you have tucked away at home.

COLLECTABLESby Sean Cowan

Cloth patches were only really popular for a little while back in the 1960s.

But there were enough of them produced in that decade that they still come up from time-to-time.

During my years of collecting, I have seen at least four different sets of eight patches (one for each of the traditional WAFL clubs).

But it’s very difficult to find information about how they were produced and by whom.

Can any Football Budget readers help?

Pat, of Shelley, has a full set of eight patches from the late 1960s and was kind enough to let us photograph them recently.

But we have not seen a full set of the patches which were made in the early 1960s by the Daily News. We would also like to see

the patches the newspaper made in the m i d - 1 9 6 0 s , which featured the club logo and a photo of the club captain on each.

I have only seen one other set

If you have a query regarding WAFL memorabilia, send photographs and/or details to Sean at [email protected] or Sean Cowan, GPO Box N1025, Perth WA, 6843. His website is at www.waflcollectables.webs.com and he also can be contacted on 0412 760 004.

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In last week’s column, I featured one of the more expensive WAFL collectables – the Rigby’s urchin fi gurines, which were painted in football club colours back in the early 1950s.

At well over $1000 each (when in good nick) these appeal to more than just collectors of football memorabilia. They also appeal to collectors of Darbyshire, which was a Perth pottery back in the 1950s.

It’s a similar story for this week’s featured item. But you would be lucky to ever find one of these for just $1000.

The football ashtrays were one of a few hundred different kitch figurines made by HL Brisbane & Wunderlich factory in Subiaco between 1946 and 1961. They are known as “Wembley Ware”.

Nowadays, there are Wembley Ware collectors Australia-wide, including Sydney businessman Trevor Kennedy and WA District Court judge Robert Cock.

And the footballer is one of the pieces they all want.

Though I have never seen them a ll, I’m led to believe there are eight different versions of the football ashtray – one for each of the traditional WAFL clubs.

And if you harbour ambitions of collecting them all, then you had better be prepared to take out a second mortgage. On the latest sale prices, they will set you back upwards of $5000 each.

I would love to hear from anyone who might have one of these, especially anyone who might have picked one up for a song at a garage sale.

I’d especially love to get photographs of all eight versions.

Ashtrays Club mirrorsFinally for this week, it seems collectors are still in love with those WAFL club mirrors.

I continually receive emails for advice about their value and from people wanting to buy them. But they rarely pop up for sale.

East Perth supporter Garnett recently emailed with a photograph of this faux antique-style Royals mirror which was, from

what I can gather, the first type of WAFL mirror produced.

Previously, I had only seen the East Fremantle and South Fremantle mirrors from this set, so I would be interested to see the other five.

As for the value, I reckon these ones are good for about $400 each, which is slightly more than the 1978 mirrors (which can be recognised by the logo on each - a Swan inside a hexagon).

The 1980s mirrors are much smaller in size and worth about $100-$150 each.

during my time, which was very colourful but short on provenance. Is anyone aware of any others?

I’ll update you on my discoveries later this year, along with some detail on the value of each.

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The film captures the fantastic journey of Belle (voice of Paige O’Hara), a bright and beautiful young woman who’s taken prisoner by a hideous beast (voice of Robby Benson) in his castle.

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During a high-speed car chase with the US Border Patrol and with a bleeding body in his back seat, Driver flips his car smashing through the border wall, tumbling violently, coming to a stop … in Mexico.

Apprehended by the Mexican authorities, he is sent to a hard-core prison where he enters the strange and dangerous world of ‘El Pueblito’.

Not an easy place for an outsider such as Driver to survive, unless it’s with the help of someone who knows the ropes – like a 10 year old kid.

Get the Gringo opens on May 31.

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Kids in Footy

Above: Eight-year-old Jacob Hristianopoulos is pictured here with former West Perth player and now Channel 7 commentator Basil Zempilas at a game at Arena Joondalup earlier this season.

Above: Tristan Lilleyman, aged 11, who plays for the High Wycombe Bulldogs, is pictured with his dad Scott at a NAB Cup game between West Coast and St Kilda.

Right: Jaxon Baric had plenty of fun at Subiaco’s first game this year against West Perth. Jaxon loves the Lions but was very sad that his good mate Adam Cockie didn’t run out onto the field as usual after he left pre-season to play in the VFL.

Round 4Saturday, April 7Peel Thunder v East Frem

Round 5Saturday, April 14Swan Dist v Peel Thunder

Round 6Saturday, April 21Perth v Subiaco

Round 7Saturday, April 28East Frem v South Frem

ABC TV WAFL Guide

by Andrea Damonse

GAME PREVIEWS

All games broadcast from 2pm

SUBIACO V EAST FREMANTLEMedibank StadiumSubiaco comes home after its Foxtel Cup loss to face a resurgent East Fremantle who is becoming one of the more consistently strong teams this season.

The Lions fell short in their Foxtel Cup match against Port Adelaide despite the performances of Jason Bristow, Aidan Parker and Brant Chambers. Their early exit from the interstate competition means the Lions will put all their focus into maintaining top spot on the WAFL ladder.

The match ups in the middle should prove the most exciting in this encounter, with both teams possessing cohesive, creative midfields that are able to penetrate their inside 50 to find their high scoring forwards. The Sharks have a host of AFL listed players dominating their midfield, though Mark McGough and Brock O’Brien will also be key targets for Subiaco to focus on.

The Sharks will have to utilise their scoring opportunities more effectively, with 21 behinds last week, especially against a Subiaco side that is not only consistently on target but also skilled at influencing their opponents’ accuracy.

Over the last three WAFL games Subiaco’s opponents have scored at an average of 50 percent to the Lions’ 65, despite having less scoring opportunities in two of those games.

Subiaco’s Rhett Kerr is set to play his 50th WAFL game this week.

Overall record: Subiaco won 112, East Fremantle won 221, Drawn 3

SWAN DIST V PEEL THUNDERSteel Blue OvalPeel’s two greatest scoring margins are against Swan Districts, as is its highest scoring game, though looking to find its first win of the season against the resurgent Swan Districts may be a hard task.

The Thunder were unable to capitalise on a second half revival against East Fremantle last week, though signs of improvement continue to appear. Peel is starting to find a wider range of scoring options and Pat Travers is fast emerging as the Thunder’s most dangerous player, averaging 31 possessions this season.

The Thunder forwards allowed players to run the ball fast out of the back 50 letting them feed to forwards for the easy goal. Against a team like Swans this could prove dangerous, especially with the possible return of Ash Hansen from injury.

The Thunder have done well limiting Hansen in the past; in his last two outings against Peel he scored just three goals and had a total of 16 possessions, including an ineffectual two handball effort last July.

The Swans have plenty of other weapons in their arsenal, with Tim Geappen, Josh Roberts and Kyle Hams among a host of contributors to the Swans’ revitalised game this season. The outcome of this game may rest on Peel’s ability to restrict the Swan forwards’ influence on the scoreboard, forcing them to find other options.

Graham Jetta is set to play his 50th game for Swans.

Overall record: Swan Districts won 30, Peel won 8

SOUTH FREM V CLAREMONTFremantle OvalThe changing game of South Fremantle faces its toughest challenge, going head-to-head with the premiers who will want to avoid a second loss to a Fremantle team early in 2012.

The Bulldogs’ struggles have been rooted in their inability to find consistent scoring and a tendency to let themselves get behind and play catch-up.

While the Bulldogs have survived games like this on the back of their poise and fortitude, with older legs and limited scoring at times those comebacks are becoming less effective.

The Bulldogs have consistently forced turnovers, often using them as a catalyst for their comebacks. To put themselves in front the Bulldogs will need to capitalise on Claremont’s rare turnovers, limit their own inaccuracies and get out to a strong start.

Claremont will pounce on any deficiencies, becoming a strong defensive team when facing high-octane attacks, dominating the scoring against weaker back lines and grinding it out in low scoring physical encounters.

The Tigers have an abundance of scoring, with three players in the top 10 goal kickers. The Bulldogs will have their hands full limiting the likes of Chad Jones,

Paul Medhurst and Ian Richardson especially should Toby McGrath’s leg injury cost him game time.

B y r o n Schammer is poised to play his 50th game with the Tigers.

Overall record: South Fremantle won 138, Claremont won 115, Drawn 2

WEST PERTH V PERTHArena JoondalupBoth Perth and West Perth sit on a 1-3 record, though both teams face opposing problems, setting up an interesting match-up this week.

The Falcons were let down by their inability to penetrate Claremont’s press early last week and without reliable scoring options may continue to suffer early. For the second time this season the Falcons were held to a scoreless first quarter.

Perth has shown it can score much easier this season, though its defence remains one of the bigger problem areas and they were unable to withstand East Perth’s relentless pressure last week. And they face a Falcons outfit with a formidable back line of its own.

The Falcons will miss captain Jason Salecic who injured a leg last week. His distribution is one of the main offensive triggers and he also works hard as one of the team’s defensive anchors.

West Perth will need to show some of Salecic’s versatility to put together a comprehensive effort on both sides, and rely on its ability to stay composed in tough situations.

The less experienced Demons have shown an inability to close out games this season, though against a low scoring side like West Perth they may be better served trying to out gun their opponents.

The key to a game plan like this will be resourceful players such as Ross Young and Leon Davis, though they will need to get past the likes of Dan Hunt and Dion Fleay who have remained solid in West Perth’s back line. The two defenders are among West Perth’s best and will most likely get the task of containing Young and Davis.

Overall record: West Perth won 185, Perth won 147, Drawn 5// Tim Geappen

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Reserves Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

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Colts Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Umpires

East Fremantle

SubiacoField: Gavin Crowther, Matt De Jong, Alex Martin

Boundary: Dan Davis, Jason Morrow, Jack Hobbs

Goal: Cameron Symcox, Gareth Lill

Field: Ryan Shelton, Jordan Wright, Ashley Coster

Boundary: Tim McCarthy, Sean Moylan, Callum Webb

Goal: Brendan Carrod, Les Rowland East Fremantle

Subiaco

Reserves - Saturday, April 14, 10.00am, Medibank Stadium

Colts - Friday, April 13, 4.15pm, Medibank Stadium

1 BOWEY, Thomas 12/10/93 Canning Vale JFC .............. ..............2 FRANKLIN, Miles 06/04/95 Palmyra JFC .............. ..............3 CHALWELL, Brodie 20/05/95 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............4 GREEN, Jacob 09/10/94 Booragoon JFC .............. ..............5 LEE, John 16/09/94 Willetton JFC .............. ..............6 MATERA, Kaiden 09/06/94 Melville JFC .............. ..............7 CASSELLS, Samuel 21/09/94 Melville JFC .............. ..............8 ANTHONY, Dion 26/04/94 Railways .............. ..............9 MARSH, Harrison 13/01/94 Margaret River .............. ..............10 DENNIS, Lachlan 21/04/92 Applecross JFC .............. ..............11 CAMPBELL, Lachlan 20/01/94 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............12 LESTER-SMITH, Daniel 30/08/94 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............13 SNEDDON, Kallum 01/02/95 Forrestdale JFC .............. ..............14 DOROTICH, Jordan 31/10/93 Melville JFC .............. ..............15 FANNON, Cameron 15/09/93 Melville JFC .............. ..............16 CHITTY, Kevin 12/08/94 CBC Fremantle .............. ..............17 COULTHARD, Dylan 14/04/94 Brigades .............. ..............18 JUPP, Matthew 28/09/93 South Perth JFC .............. ..............19 NALDER, Cambell 20/12/93 Applecross JFC .............. ..............20 SCHLEICHER, Jake 08/01/94 Willetton JFC .............. ..............21 LIBRIZZI, Matthew 19/08/93 Railways .............. ..............22 MCCARREY, Zac 10/08/93 Applecross JFC .............. ..............23 PAPARONE, Marco 03/09/94 Palmyra JFC .............. ..............24 WALLIS, Richard 07/12/93 Willeton JFC .............. ..............25 STOKES, Andrew 14/12/93 Railways .............. ..............26 HOWSON, Alex 25/05/94 Booragoon JFC .............. ..............27 MCDONALD, Sean 16/10/93 Willetton JFC .............. ..............28 SUTTON, Tyler 15/05/95 Rovers .............. ..............29 BYRON-PENDERGAST, Mack 14/02/94 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............30 ELLIS, Brandon 30/12/93 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............

No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds

East Perth Football ClubEast Fremantle Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Phil Cronan

5 FASOLO, Lewis 01/05/90 Attadale JFC .............. ..............10 LESLIE, Callum 21/01/89 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............14 BOYLE, Mitchell 22/04/92 Railways .............. ..............17 CHALWELL, Tyler 10/03/92 Willeton JFC .............. ..............18 LESTER-SMITH, Ryan 19/06/92 Willeton JFC .............. ..............20 CRONAN, Louis 02/01/91 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............24 TROPIANO, Aiden 21/10/92 Brigades .............. ..............28 FOSTER, Luke 12/02/91 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............30 KING, Kieran 05/03/91 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............31 TROPIANO, Kurt 23/01/91 Brigades GNFL .............. ..............34 VINEY, Timothy 07/01/87 Chapman Valley .............. ..............37 HOOKER, Thomas 16/04/92 Melville JFC .............. ..............40 KING, Sam 13/11/91 Fremantle CBC .............. ..............45 LAVELL-LEE, Jack 21/02/93 Attadale JFC .............. ..............46 READ, Samuel 23/10/91 Wesley Curtin .............. ..............47 CORMACK, Declan 02/04/92 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............48 PAPERONE, Jack 14/10/89 Wesley Curtin .............. ..............51 TURNER, Luke 13/07/92 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............52 HENSON, Sean 03/03/92 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............53 JANSEN, Scott 30/09/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............56 PICKETT, Dustin 11/08/86 Port Adelaide .............. ..............57 O’BRIEN, Mackenzie 03/06/91 Pinjarra .............. ..............58 WAIGHT, Adam 01/11/90 Canningvale FC .............. ..............59 HANCOCK, Scott 11/05/92 Rossmoyne JFC .............. ..............60 CLARKSON, Liam 05/02/93 Railways .............. ..............61 BRADLEY, Miles 16/02/92 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............62 DEWAR, Cale 12/02/93 Attadale JFC .............. ..............64 CURLEY, Godfrey 08/12/92 Mullewa .............. ..............65 DEPANE, James 07/08/88 East Fremantle .............. ..............66 KEEN, Joshua 10/03/89 Pennent Hills .............. ..............67 MARINELLI, Dylan 08/12/92 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............68 O’SULLIVAN, Thomas 24/04/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............70 COOPER, Brad 24/07/90 Brigades .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubEast Fremantle Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Michael Shanahan

1 WEBSTER, Jordan 04/04/95 Carine JFC .............. ..............2 FETHERSTONHAUGH, William 26/04/94 Gibson .............. ..............4 HALLIGAN, Kyle 11/05/94 Warwick Greenwood JFC .............. ..............5 HARVIE, Mitchell 02/03/94 Marist JFC .............. ..............6 LE FANU, Charles 21/12/93 Mines Rovers .............. ..............7 WOOD, Michael 15/07/94 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............8 SMITH, Cameron 07/09/93 Carine JFC .............. ..............9 WHITING, Brett 31/12/93 Gibson .............. ..............10 CACCAMO, Nathan 15/09/93 Whitford JFC .............. ..............11 SOMERS, Kobie 17/03/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............12 WOHILING, Cameron 20/03/94 Gibson .............. ..............13 HARVEY, Peter 02/08/94 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............14 BODNEY, Corey 10/09/94 Nollamara JFC .............. ..............15 CLARKE, Dylan 21/03/94 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............16 TURNER, Matthew 23/08/93 Warwick Greenwood JFC .............. ..............17 JACKSON, Declan 27/08/94 Collie .............. ..............18 SHEED, Dominic 10/04/95 Mines Rovers .............. ..............19 GRIEVES, Kelly 22/09/94 Harvey Bulls .............. ..............20 GARLETT, Antoine 23/11/95 Nollamara .............. ..............23 GARCIA, James 29/12/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............24 MCALISTER, Rhys 13/09/95 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............25 SHEED, Alex 27/01/94 Mines Rovers .............. ..............26 DELUCA, Christopher 12/09/94 Karrinyup JFC .............. ..............27 VAWSER, Andrew 15/11/94 Warwick Greenwood JFC .............. ..............29 NOWAK, Dean 22/02/94 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............30 DENYSIUK, Bryce 16/05/95 Karrinyup JFC .............. ..............31 TURNER, Mitchell 20/04/95 Mines Rovers .............. ..............32 BODESTYNE, Mark 03/07/94 Marist JFC .............. ..............33 COX, Tom 28/08/93 Cable Beach .............. ..............34 PAULITZ, Brandon 17/10/95 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............35 MADUT, David 01/10/93 Kingsway AFC .............. ..............39 BESTRY, Jordan 05/02/95 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSubiaco Football ClubCOLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Steven Armstrong

12 DOUGLAS, Scott 24/10/85 Swan Valley .............. ..............13 ELLIOT, Dylan 04/03/93 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............16 JOYCE, Justin 30/12/92 Carine JFC .............. ..............17 SMITH, Martin 01/06/85 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............18 DAVEY, Abe 20/12/89 Newtown Condingup .............. ..............25 HAMPSON, George 08/02/90 Scarborough AFC .............. ..............26 WATSON, Josh 16/06/90 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............27 DANN, Sonny 14/08/90 Cable Beach .............. ..............28 SHEEHAN, Ryan 06/02/91 Boulder City .............. ..............29 RE, Marc 20/01/88 Marist JFC .............. ..............31 PICKETT, Alliston 09/12/92 Northern Cobras JFC .............. ..............33 SELLS, Joshua 16/07/88 Geelong West St Peters .............. ..............34 DIAMOND, Andrew 06/04/92 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............36 SYMONDS, Luke 23/02/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............38 LEE, James 19/05/92 Carine JFC .............. ..............39 HOSKINS, Craig 27/10/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............42 GENOVESE, Michael 10/12/87 Boulder JFC .............. ..............44 MCDONNELL, Rowen 29/07/86 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............46 WHYTE, Tim 01/06/89 Perth FC .............. ..............47 SMYTHE, Myles 06/08/92 Boulder City .............. ..............48 MOORE, Simon 18/01/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............49 MARTIN, Seva 01/01/91 Railways .............. ..............50 POCKLINGTON, Christian 21/02/91 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............51 ASHMAN, Joel 28/06/93 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............52 CULLEN, Matthew 07/07/91 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............53 BOGENSPERGER, Matthew 29/01/93 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............54 DE BOER, Mitchell 21/12/92 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............55 BOTTECHIA, Christian 05/07/92 Carine JFC .............. ..............57 BERRYMAN, Stuart 29/03/93 West Coast JFC .............. ..............58 NORRISS, Luke 11/05/93 Kinglsey JFC .............. ..............59 CRANLEY, Kyal 01/09/91 Eaton .............. ..............59 DOBSON, Redmond 31/01/92 Coolbinia JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSubiaco Football ClubCOLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Caine Hayes

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Field: Mark Worobec, Justin Orr, Todd Keating

Boundary: Michael Washbourne, Jack McDonald, Haden Martin

Goal: Brody Payne, Jono Laycock

Subiaco

East Fremantle

Played at Medibank Stadium, LeedervilleOverall: Subiaco 112 East Fremantle 221 Draw 3Past 10 meetings: Subiaco 9 East Fremantle 1 Past 10 at Leederville: Subiaco 9 East Fremantle 1 Subi highest score v EF 26.17 (173) Round 22, 2006EF highest score v Subi 27.21 (183) Round 7, 1979Subi lowest score v EF 1.3 (9) Round 3, 1902EF lowest score v Subi 2.4 (16) Round 18, 1912Subi biggest win v EF 112 points, Round 5, 2006EF biggest win v Subi 128 points, Round 14, 1997

League - Friday, April 13, 6.45pm, Medibank Stadium

team lists supplied by WAFL clubs

COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Steve Malaxos

East Fremantle Football Club

No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds

From Games

1 MCGOUGH, Mark 10 22/06/84 Montmorency 41 ............. ............

2 HADLEY, Richard 1 29/03/83 Willetton JFC 12 ............. ............

3 TEAKLE, Leith 1 28/07/83 Brigades 157 ............. ............

4 O’BRIEN, Rory 10 28/06/86 Pinjarra JFC 114 ............. ............

5 FASOLO, Lewis 1 01/05/90 Attadale JFC 46 ............. ............

6 PERHAM, Jack 1 12/06/90 Brigades 9 ............. ............

7 O’BRIEN, Brock 10 30/05/88 Pinjarra JFC 62 ............. ............

8 DODD, Steven 1 20/06/83 Lynwood Ferndale JFC 66 ............. ............

9 DICK, Bradley 0 25/07/88 Chapman Valley/WCE Rookie 0 ............. ............

10 LESLIE, Callum 1 21/01/89 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 21 ............. ............

11 YEO, Corey 1 09/05/91 Attadale JFC 13 ............. ............

12 STEPHEN, Andrew 1 09/08/88 Melville JFC 48 ............. ............

13 SCHOFIELD, Jayden 1 14/05/92 Railways 2 ............. ............

14 BOYLE, Mitchell 1 22/04/92 Railways 5 ............. ............

15 GABRIEL, Russell 10 22/04/89 Frankston 2 ............. ............

17 CHALWELL, Tyler 1 10/03/92 Willeton JFC 0 ............. ............

18 LESTER-SMITH, Ryan 1 19/06/92 Willeton JFC 1 ............. ............

19 WELLER, Luke 5 13/01/82 Zilmere 92 ............. ............

21 BROWN, Mitchell 0 17/12/88 North Ballarat/WCE 27 ............. ............

22 DALZIELL, Bradd 0 15/03/87 Lynwood Ferndale JFC/WCE 35 ............. ............

23 YOUNG, Robert 5 21/03/85 Coburg 94 ............. ............

24 TROPIANO, Aiden 1 21/10/92 Brigades 6 ............. ............

25 MONACO, Justin 1 07/11/92 Attadale JFC 3 ............. ............

26 SHEPPARD, Bradley 0 23/05/91 Attadale JFC/WCE 36 ............. ............

27 STEVENS, Koby 0 18/06/91 Gippsland Power/WCE 35 ............. ............

29 HOWLETT, Thomas 3 03/03/89 Busselton 38 ............. ............

30 KING, Kieran 1 05/03/91 Rossmoyne JFC 0 ............. ............

35 BAYLISS, James 1 27/04/90 Rostrata JFC 18 ............. ............

39 SYMONDS, Cameron 1 23/09/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 0 ............. ............

41 BRENNAN, Jacob 0 24/01/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC/WCE 40 ............. ............

42 MENEGOLA, Sam 0 07/03/92 Attadale JFC FFC Rookie 2 ............. ............

43 GRIFFIN, Jonathon 0 14/01/86 Karoonda JFC/FFC 10 ............. ............

52 HENSON, Sean 1 03/03/92 Rossmoyne JFC 0 ............. ............

58 WAIGHT, Adam 1 01/11/90 Gosnells JFC 0 ............. ............

63 SUTCLIFFE, Cameron 0 23/05/92 W’ville-wst Torrens/FFC 0 ............. ............

64 CURLEY, Godfrey 1 08/12/92 Mullewa 0 ............. ............

69 DUFFY, Max 1 11/04/93 Rossmoyne JFC 2Rushed ........ ............

AFL Listed Players

COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Chris Waterman

Subiaco Football Club


From Games

1 BRISTOW, Jason 5 01/01/84 Chelsea 62 ............. ............

2 KERR, Rhett 1 07/12/88 Gibson 50 ............. ............

3 BLECHYNDEN, Reece 1 02/02/90 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 41 ............. ............

4 WATERS, Rhys 1 14/10/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 7 ............. ............

5 RANDALL, Ben 1 18/12/84 Scotch College 120 ............. ............

6 FORREST, Robert 1 05/07/86 Railways 83 ............. ............

7 BLOXSIDGE, Kane 10 08/09/86 Waroona 90 ............. ............

8 WORTHINGTON, Scott 1 28/01/91 Boulder City 35 ............. ............

9 PARKER, Aidan 1 25/01/83 Carine JFC 194 ............. ............

10 HASSETT, Patrick 10 15/05/85 Port Melbourne 46 ............. ............

12 DOUGLAS, Scott 3 24/10/85 Swan Valley 18 ............. ............

13 DAVIDSON, Conor 3 14/08/89 East Fremantle JFC 27 ............. ............

14 MAHONEY, Brett 10 03/05/90 Mansfield 3 ............. ............

15 PHELAN, Christopher 1 25/07/88 Kingsley JFC 51 ............. ............

16 JOYCE, Justin 1 30/12/92 Carine JFC 6 ............. ............

17 SMITH, Martin 1 01/06/85 Kingsley JFC 50 ............. ............

18 DAVEY, Abe 1 20/12/89 Newtown Condingup 20 ............. ............

19 CHAMBERS, Brant 10 04/01/80 Gembrook FC 8 ............. ............

20 WHEELER, Clancy 1 28/03/88 Newtown FC 18 ............. ............

21 GROVER, Antoni 0 11/03/80 Balga JFC/FFC 38 ............. ............

22 DAYE, Joseph 10 02/02/90 Gold Coast Suns 3 ............. ............

25 HAMPSON, George 2 08/02/90 Scarborough AFC 7 ............. ............

27 DANN, Sonny 2 14/08/90 Cable Beach 0 ............. ............

28 SHEEHAN, Ryan 1 06/02/91 Boulder City 4 ............. ............

30 SINCLAIR, Callum 10 23/09/89 Port Melbourne 3 ............. ............

32 BROADHURST, Blake 1 29/12/85 Warwick Greenwood JFC 124 ............. ............

36 SYMONDS, Luke 1 23/02/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 0 ............. ............

38 LEE, James 1 19/05/92 Carine JFC 0 ............. ............

44 MCDONNELL, Rowen 1 29/07/86 Kingsley JFC 8 ............. ............

47 SMYTHE, Myles 1 06/08/92 Boulder City 3 ............. ............

50 POCKLINGTON, Christian 2 21/02/91 Swanbourne JFC 1 ............. ............

52 CULLEN, Matthew 1 07/07/91 Kalgoorlie City 2 ............. ............

55 BOTTECHIA, Christian 1 05/07/92 Carine JFC 0 ............. ............

57 BERRYMAN, Stuart 2 29/03/93 West Coast JFC 0 ............. ............

58 NORRISS, Luke 1 11/05/93 Kinglsey JFC 0 ............. ............

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Umpires


Umpires

Peel Thunder

Swan Districts

Peel Thunder

Swan DistrictsField: Nathan Williamson, Quinton Green, Cameron Dee

Boundary: David Riddell, Brendan Frawley, Chris Nielson

Goal: Glenn Swann, Tracey Carrod

Field: Travis Norton, Alistair Standing, Jerome Mohen

Boundary: Tim Lefroy, Justin Morgan, Donna Brown

Goal: Steve Gaensler, Sally Boud

Reserves - Saturday, April 14, 11.40am, Steel Blue Oval

Colts - Saturday, April 14, 9.10am, Steel Blue Oval

1 FLETCHER, Sean 13/08/95 Midvale JFC .............. ..............2 DANN, Joshua 26/02/95 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............3 CONIGLIO, Jacob 25/07/95 La Salle .............. ..............4 FORD , Tyson 20/09/94 La Salle College .............. ..............6 HOLMAN, Benjamin 04/05/94 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............8 BOZANICH, Zak 18/10/94 High Wycombe JFC .............. ..............9 HARROLD, Mitchell 25/07/95 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............10 LEE, Jordan 20/10/93 Kalamunda JFC .............. ..............11 ADAMS, Matthew 11/08/93 Mazenod JFC .............. ..............12 HARVEY-WILSON , Callum 21/02/95 Swan Athletic .............. ..............13 CARATOZZOLO , Damian 28/01/94 Swan View .............. ..............15 TANNER, Kurt 13/07/93 Mazenod JFC .............. ..............16 MILLAR, Fraser 01/10/93 South Bunbury .............. ..............19 TAYLOR, Michael 25/05/94 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............20 HARROLD, Jack 25/07/95 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............22 SUTTON , Jake 09/10/94 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............23 OLLIVER, Sean 02/02/95 Darlington Parkerville JFC .............. ..............24 SMITH, Aidan 11/07/94 Midvale JFC .............. ..............27 MCGIVERN, Callum 20/01/94 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............28 HAMPSON-OTLEY , Troy 12/03/95 Swan Athletic .............. ..............32 JACKSON, Sam 18/02/95 Bunbury .............. ..............34 YEOMAN , Jordy 16/01/95 Darlington Parkerville JFC .............. ..............36 GARLETT, Cyril 30/06/93 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............40 JETTA, Bernard 28/12/93 Carey Park .............. ..............44 MANTON, Jesse 08/10/93 Kalamunda JFC .............. ..............48 VAN VUGT, Ryan 12/05/94 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............49 LAMMIE, Connor 27/08/93 South Bunbury .............. ..............54 GARLETT, David 21/01/94 Karratha Kats .............. ..............55 JETTA, Brandon 05/03/94 Carey Park .............. ..............56 LAWLER, Brayden 24/07/94 Carey Park .............. ..............58 HUMPHRIES, Herman 04/04/95 Carey Park .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSwan Districts Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and White Coach: Daniel Spencer

5 EMBLEY, James 27/03/89 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............12 RIDDOCH, Rudy 05/03/93 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............14 OUTRIDGE, Matthew 07/01/92 High Wycombe JFC .............. ..............15 POTENTE, Steven 10/10/90 High Wycombe JFC .............. ..............16 TWOMEY, Wayde 21/01/86 Werribee .............. ..............23 BLAKELY, Nathan 03/12/92 Bunbury .............. ..............26 MENEGOLA, Jai 11/02/88 Mukinbudin .............. ..............29 BROAD, Nathan 15/04/93 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............30 KOHLMANN, Leigh 13/08/92 Bunbury .............. ..............31 MANTON, Roderick 23/10/89 Kalamunda JFC .............. ..............33 HARVEY, Dylan 16/01/90 Guildford Grammer .............. ..............34 BOWERS, Aaron 07/04/86 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............40 GRAY, Travis 04/02/92 Bunbury .............. ..............41 FAULKNER, Adam 03/05/92 La Salle College .............. ..............43 DANIELS, Raymond 05/05/92 South Bunbury .............. ..............45 VAN GRONINGEN, Brett 19/03/91 Kalamunda JFC .............. ..............46 HODGE, Tyson 18/04/93 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............48 BERARDINI, Luca 03/08/92 Marist JFC .............. ..............50 SMITH, Ryan 16/01/92 South Bunbury .............. ..............51 COLYER, Vaughn 22/09/91 Augusta Margaret River .............. ..............52 FORSTER, Alex 14/07/93 Norwood/FFC .............. ..............53 SHEA, Will 06/04/93 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............54 RINTOUL, Chris 15/04/92 Carey Park .............. ..............55 BURNHAM, Jacob 11/02/93 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............56 SMITH, Braden 13/05/91 South Perth DFDC .............. ..............57 JETTA, Aaron 02/04/94 Carey Park .............. ..............58 MCKINLAY, Adam 01/09/90 Hills Hawks JFC .............. ..............59 HOLMAN, Nick 16/01/87 North Albury .............. ..............60 GILLA, Terrence 27/08/92 Pioneers .............. ..............63 UPTON, Lewis 29/03/92 Dampier .............. ..............64 LATCH, Brent 09/04/92 Wesley Curtin .............. ..............65 MCKAY, David 19/02/93 South Bunbury .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSwan Districts Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and White Coach Geoffrey Valentine

1 HAYDON, Andrew 21/10/93 South Mandurah JFC .............. ..............2 COPELAND, Brendon 11/07/94 Baldivis JFC .............. ..............3 ANZELLINO, Rhys 11/01/95 Waroona JFC .............. ..............4 WYTHES, Jordan 09/12/93 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............5 WATSON, Jarrod 04/07/94 HBL JFC .............. ..............6 MORRIS, Corey 30/05/94 Waroona JFC .............. ..............7 BEE, Matthew 21/04/94 Pinjarra JFC .............. ..............8 MCINTOSH, Kamdyn 03/04/94 Pinjarra JFC .............. ..............9 BELL, Blair 10/09/93 South Fremantle JFC .............. ..............10 STRANGE, Chase 05/03/94 Baldivis JFC .............. ..............11 FIELD, Aden 13/06/94 Rockingham JFC .............. ..............12 WILKINS, Laine 30/03/94 Halls Head JFC .............. ..............14 WESTWOOD, Kyle 11/03/94 Rockingham JFC .............. ..............15 FISH, Corey 06/05/94 South Mandurah JFC .............. ..............16 HUMPHRIES, Kyle 02/04/94 Mandurah .............. ..............17 ROBINSON, Luke 21/01/94 Baldivis .............. ..............19 COLLARD, Jay 17/02/94 Waroona .............. ..............20 KELLY, Baron 14/04/94 Pinjarra .............. ..............21 SKIPWORTH, Thompson 21/11/95 Boyanup .............. ..............22 RUBERY, Matthew 22/09/93 South Mandurah JFC .............. ..............24 WEDDERBURN , Isaac 27/02/95 Donnybrook .............. ..............25 VERNON, Tom 12/03/95 Pinjarra .............. ..............26 WILKEY, Reise 06/05/95 Pinjarra JFC .............. ..............28 BAKER, Shawn 07/01/94 Halls Head .............. ..............29 DAWSON, William 11/12/93 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............30 BARNDON, Sam 09/03/94 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............31 MILLS-PROUDFOOT, Boedy 11/04/95 Rockingham .............. ..............33 ROYAL, Mitchell 01/07/93 Halls Head .............. ..............34 BOWMAN, Jarrod 26/05/95 Halls Head .............. ..............35 PIGGOT, Matthew 30/08/95 Halls Head JFC .............. ..............38 DAWSON, Pierce 25/03/95 Warnbro JFC .............. ..............39 LOERSCH, Cameron 20/10/95 South Mandurah JFC .............. ..............40 SKIPWORTH, Luke 12/09/95 Mandurah .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubPeel Thunder Football ClubCOLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Scott Franklin

4 GILLAM, Brennan 10/07/91 Halls Head JFC ................ ...............5 THORNTON, Ashley 29/12/86 Harvey Brunswick Leschenault ................ ...............6 BATTYE, Matthew 05/11/85 Pinjarra ................ ...............7 BROWN, Mathew 25/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Leschenault ................ ...............8 BESWICK, Robert 15/04/88 Pinjarra JFC ................ ...............10 DANIELS, Jamason 10/08/90 Coburg ................ ...............12 MASON, Rhett 30/03/91 Waroona JFC ................ ...............14 KEDDELL, Mitchell 07/08/88 Port Melbourne ................ ...............16 LUFF, Christopher 07/01/91 Halls Head JFC ................ ...............17 BRISTOW, James 29/01/89 Golden Square ................ ...............19 WILLIAMS, Jacob 31/01/88 South Bunbury ................ ...............22 THORNTON, Bryce 05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Leschenault ................ ...............23 MCFARLANE, Devin 04/09/92 South Mandurah JFC ................ ...............25 HERRING, Ryan 10/11/86 Sturt ................ ...............26 MURDOCH, Matheson 30/04/92 South Mandurah JFC ................ ...............27 TRIPLETT, Bradley 12/04/89 Halls Head JFC ................ ...............31 PADWICK, Lloyd 25/03/90 Safety Bay JFC ................ ...............33 GEARY, Jackson 04/07/91 Golden Square ................ ...............34 BEASLEY, Joel 27/07/92 Pinjarra JFC ................ ...............36 HANSEN, Liam 04/01/89 Kelmscott ................ ...............37 FLEAY, Thomas 20/12/92 York ................ ...............38 SPURR, Lee * 27/07/87 Central District/FFC ................ ...............40 MEYERS, Lincoln 02/01/92 Halls Head JFC ................ ...............42 HILL, Mason 06/03/92 Armadale ................ ...............43 LLEYENDEKKERS, Mitchell 05/10/92 Harvey Brunswick Leschenault ................ ...............44 OBAL, Travis 10/05/93 HBL ................ ...............46 BESWICK, Dean 01/03/91 Pinjarra ................ ...............47 MCKENNA, Liam 18/04/92 Safety Bay JFC ................ ...............50 YOUNG, Peter 02/01/93 Beverley ................ ...............51 LAURENDI, Joseph 05/02/89 Mandurah ................ ...............53 GIANATTI, Toby 17/07/90 Mundijong ................ ...............54 JONES, Matthew 11/02/92 Safety Bay JFC ................ ...............55 DEVITT, Alex 26/02/93 Eaton ................ ...............56 SUTTON, Brayden 05/10/85 Pinjarra ................ ...............57 WHITE, Jesse 08/01/93 Carlisle ................ ...............58 WEAL, Aaron 30/01/92 Halls Head ................ ...............59 HOCKINGS, Jesse 08/01/91 Eaton ................ ...............60 O’DRISCOLL, Joel 20/01/92 Pinjarra JFC ................ ...............


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Peel Thunder

Swan Districts

Played at Steele Blue Oval, Bassendean Overall: Swan Districts 30 Peel 8 Past 10 meetings: Swan Districts 8 Peel 2 Past 10 at Bassendean: Swan Districts 6 Peel 4 SD highest score v Peel 33.8 (206) Round 11, 1997Peel highest score v SD 23.11 (149) Round 11, 2001SD lowest score v Peel 6.11 (47) Round 9, 2007Peel lowest score v SD 4.6 (30) Round 12, 2003SD biggest win v Peel 155 points, Round 11, 1997Peel biggest win v SD 71 points, Round 11, 2001

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Boundary: Richard Heptinstall, Ryan Kukura, Greg Smith

Goal: Mike Spear, David Shawrcoss

COLOURS: Black and White Coach: Greg Harding

Swan Districts Football Club


From Games

2 BLIGHT, Jarrad 1 24/01/91 Midvale JFC 2 ............. ............

3 HAMS, Kyle 7 06/09/86 Busselton 126 ............. ............

6 ROACH, Thomas 10 02/09/85 North Ballarat 44 ............. ............

7 HILDEBRANDT, Shaun 10 03/06/84 Peel 180 ............. ............

10 HANSEN, Ashley 5 03/03/83 West Coast Eagles 85 ............. ............

12 RIDDOCH, Rudy 1 05/03/93 Bassendean JFC 1 ............. ............

13 JETTA, Graham 1 11/11/86 Bridgetown 49 ............. ............

14 OUTRIDGE, Matthew 1 07/01/92 High Wycombe JFC 15 ............. ............

16 TWOMEY, Wayde 5 21/01/86 Werribee 60 ............. ............

17 DAVIS, Ryan 2 07/06/89 North Shore 59 ............. ............

18 RIGGIO, Matt 10 14/03/88 Waroona JFC 41 ............. ............

19 MOTLOP, Marlon 10 17/04/90 Wanderers 2 ............. ............

22 JACKY, Jarrhan 10 05/04/89 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 23 ............. ............

24 SIMPSON, Justin 1 23/01/88 Forrestfield JFC 80 ............. ............

25 HOWARD, Alex 1 20/06/93 Swan View JFC 11 ............. ............

26 MENEGOLA, Jai 3 11/02/88 Mukinbudin 10 ............. ............

27 LAMMIE, Wesley 1 26/12/88 South Bunbury 37 ............. ............

28 NOTTE, Tony 1 15/04/90 Upper Swan JFC 77 ............. ............

29 BROAD, Nathan 1 15/04/93 Upper Swan JFC 0 ............. ............

32 JUKES, Matthew 2 26/09/91 Attadale JFC 5 ............. ............

35 GEAPPEN, Tim 2 13/10/83 Clarence 89 ............. ............

36 PEARCE, Clancee 0 23/10/90 Noranda JFC/FFC Rookie 42 ............. ............

37 WALTERS, Michael 0 07/01/91 Midvale JFC/FFC 39 ............. ............

38 ROBERTS, Josh 1 28/04/84 Mazenod 158 ............. ............

39 BOEKHORST, Blaine 1 02/09/93 Port Hedland 3 ............. ............

41 FAULKNER, Adam 1 03/05/92 La Salle College 6 ............. ............

42 NEWMAN, Murray 0 18/11/93 Upper Swan JFC/WCE 10 ............. ............

43 DANIELS, Raymond 1 05/05/92 South Bunbury 0 ............. ............

44 GARLETT, Dayle 1 09/01/94 Upper Swan JFC 10 ............. ............

45 VAN GRONINGEN, Brett 1 19/03/91 Kalamunda JFC 19 ............. ............

58 MCKINLAY, Adam 1 01/09/90 Hills Hawks JFC 1 ............. ............

62 NEALE, Lachie 0 24/05/93 Glenelg/FFC 1 ............. ............

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Peel Thunder Football Club


From Games

1 THORNTON, Kristin 1 05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 23 ............. ............

2 SHERIDAN, Thomas 0 28/10/93 Calder Cannons/FFC 3 ............. ............

3 JONES, Brendon 7 18/04/86 Quairading 141 ............. ............

5 THORNTON, Ashley 1 29/12/86 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 99 ............. ............

6 BATTYE, Matthew 1 05/11/85 Pinjarra 100 ............. ............

8 BESWICK, Robert 1 15/04/88 Pinjarra JFC 64 ............. ............

9 TRAVERS, Patrick 1 01/04/85 Peel 135 ............. ............

10 DANIELS, Jamason 10 10/08/90 Coburg 2 ............. ............

11 HOLMES, Bradley 1 03/09/88 Pinjarra JFC 50 ............. ............

12 MASON, Rhett 1 30/03/91 Waroona JFC 20 ............. ............

13 CRICHTON, Jesse 0 18/06/91 North Launceston/FFC 27 ............. ............

14 KEDDELL, Mitchell 10 07/08/88 Port Melbourne 0 ............. ............

15 GREEN, Mitchell 1 07/05/90 Busselton 40 ............. ............

16 LUFF, Christopher 1 07/01/91 Halls Head JFC 21 ............. ............

17 BRISTOW, James 10 29/01/89 Golden Square 3 ............. ............

18 LYCETT, Scott 0 26/09/92 Port Adelaide/WCE 20 ............. ............

19 WILLIAMS, Jacob 1 31/01/88 South Bunbury 36 ............. ............

21 FAULKS, Peter 0 24/04/88 Casey Scorpions/FFC 13 ............. ............

22 THORNTON, Bryce 1 05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 18 ............. ............

23 MCFARLANE, Devin 1 04/09/92 South Mandurah JFC 22 ............. ............

24 ORZEL, Matthew 10 05/01/85 North Albany FC 104 ............. ............

25 HERRING, Ryan 10 10/11/86 Sturt 19 ............. ............

26 MURDOCH, Matheson 1 30/04/92 South Mandurah JFC 3 ............. ............

27 TRIPLETT, Bradley 1 12/04/89 Halls Head JFC 31 ............. ............

28 HANCOCK, Brendan 10 14/05/83 Leitchville 135 ............. ............

29 JOHNSTON, David 3 17/06/90 South Bunbury 6 ............. ............

32 WILSON, Blayne 1 26/01/92 Halls Head/WCE 29 ............. ............

34 BEASLEY, Joel 1 27/07/92 Pinjarra JFC 4 ............. ............

36 HANSEN, Liam 2 04/01/89 Kelmscott 0 ............. ............

39 DANN, Edward 1 21/05/89 Rockingham 3 ............. ............

40 MEYERS, Lincoln 1 02/01/92 Halls Head JFC 4 ............. ............

43 LLEYENDEKKERS, Mitchell 1 05/10/92 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 4 ............. ............

47 MCKENNA, Liam 1 18/04/92 Safety Bay JFC 6 ............. ............

48 MORABITO, Anthony 0 29/10/91 Harvey Brunswick Lesch/FFC 11 ............. ............

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ron Black, Kody Manning, Matt Fowler, Ray Bartholomew, Sam Palm, Nick Carney, Marshall Crook, Corey Hutchings

Anthony Tsalikis, Matt Guadagning, Steven Browne, Mark Hutchings, Trent Batterham, Jordan Mills, Joe Morrow, h McPhee, Joe Comande

aghan, James Stanton, Frank Stockley, Dion Fleay, Jason Salecic, Jay Tindall, Craig Medlen, Chris Thomson

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Field: Trent McPhee, Cameron Hart, Leigh Rettalick

Boundary: Ryan Watts, Sean Turnbull, Sean Moylan

Goal: Thomas Ransome, Dave Greenwood

Field: Craig Bowden, Nick Pinelli, McLane Edinger

Boundary: Brandon Simpson, Kyle Sinclair, Dom Strambolini

Goal: Daniel Dobson, Sam Hunter Claremont

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1 MCGINTY, Edward 03/08/94 Halls Creek .............. ..............2 DANIHER, Ben 13/10/93 Hale .............. ..............3 MORGAN, Dylan 24/09/93 Royals .............. ..............4 GODDARD-NASH, Arran 11/01/94 North Beach JFC .............. ..............5 LIM, Brendon 01/05/94 Hale / West Coast JFC .............. ..............6 TAYLOR, Benjamin 31/12/93 Tambellup / Hale .............. ..............7 COLVIN, Jake 01/01/94 Marist JFC .............. ..............8 HOGAN, Jesse 12/02/95 Marist JFC .............. ..............10 BEDFORD, Jamahl 24/01/94 Cable Beach .............. ..............11 MARTIN, Jack 29/01/95 Towns / Broome .............. ..............12 FIEGERT, Joel 03/02/95 Ord River Magpies .............. ..............13 REID, Nicholas 04/09/95 North Beach JFC .............. ..............14 SALOMONE, Luke 28/04/94 Marist JFC / Aquinas .............. ..............15 SMITH, Mitchell 13/01/94 Kent Districts / Hale .............. ..............16 MURRAY, Hamish 29/08/94 Swanbourne JFC / Scotch .............. ..............17 O’HARA, Timothy 06/11/93 West Coast JFC .............. ..............18 ANDERSON, Jake 14/08/95 Scarborough JFC .............. ..............21 CURTIN, Thomas 17/12/93 Ongerup .............. ..............22 MALONE, Xavier 28/03/94 Marist JFC / Trinity .............. ..............23 ARGENTO, Edoardo 24/01/94 Marist JFC / Scotch .............. ..............26 PRICE, Scott 02/01/94 Wembley .............. ..............27 WHITEHEAD, Mason 16/04/95 Scarborough JFC .............. ..............29 LEO, Bronson 02/06/94 Royals Football Club .............. ..............30 STUBBER, Bodhi 16/08/94 Railways Football Club .............. ..............31 BUNGEY, George 18/03/94 Borden / Aquinas .............. ..............32 MCGOVERN, Mitchell 11/10/94 North Albany Football Club .............. ..............33 MCPHEE, Jack 13/04/94 North Albany Football Club .............. ..............36 LAW, Jordan 25/08/95 Wembley Downs JFC .............. ..............37 WILLMOTT, Nathan 11/02/94 Tambellup .............. ..............39 LUCKMAN, Jake 03/02/94 West Coast JFC .............. ..............40 CAMERON, Darcy 18/07/95 North Albany Football Club .............. ..............41 LAMONT, Sam 21/12/93 Royals Football Club .............. ..............44 GAJEWSKI, Nick 11/11/94 Scotch .............. ..............45 BOWERING, Tom 15/12/93 Railways .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubClaremont Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Ben Dyer

1 WALTON, Rory 30/06/85 Marist JFC ................ ...............2 YU, Keifer 06/04/91 Broome/Marist JFC/Hale ................ ...............7 LEE, Thomas 02/01/91 Mosman Park JFC/Adel Crows ................ ...............12 FRANZ, Brandon 30/08/85 Marist JFC ................ ...............13 GILLIGAN, Alroy 09/07/90 Fitzroy Crossing - Yiyili ................ ...............14 HOLT, Aaron 19/02/91 West Coast JFC ................ ...............15 STARLING, Simon 15/05/89 Swanbourne JFC ................ ...............18 RUCK, Andrew 16/12/85 Albany - Royals ................ ...............21 GILLESPIE, Alistair 25/08/89 Swanbourne JFC ................ ...............23 BRADSHAW, Jack 30/09/92 West Coast JFC ................ ...............25 LAURIE, Jesse 21/09/90 Denmark Walpole FC ................ ...............27 WILLETT, Thomas 04/04/89 Marist JFC ................ ...............28 NISBETT, Bradley 10/03/91 West Coast JFC ................ ...............31 THOMSON, James 18/02/88 Scotch College ................ ...............33 MCLERNON, Clay 18/07/85 Perth FC ................ ...............36 CUNNINGHAM, George 14/05/92 Hale ................ ...............37 TAYLOR, Thomas 10/08/92 Tambellup / Hale ................ ...............38 CRISTINELLI, Coleman 11/12/91 Albany - Railways ................ ...............39 DAVIES, Matthew 12/10/91 Scarborough JFC ................ ...............40 HAMP, Anton 21/07/92 West Coast JFC/WCE Rookie ................ ...............41 CRONIN, Richard 17/11/87 Albany - Royals ................ ...............45 AITKEN, Jordan 28/03/92 West Coast JFC / Hale ................ ...............50 DAVEY, Lachlan 30/12/92 Wembley Downs JFC ................ ...............51 RICHARDSON, Jack 15/02/93 Swanbourne JFC ................ ...............52 FONG, Sam 04/04/93 West Coast JFC ................ ...............53 GOYDER, Matthew 05/05/93 Cottelsoe JFC ................ ...............54 KNOTT, Keegan 20/07/92 North Beach JFC ................ ...............55 BREAKEY, Hugo 02/08/93 Swanbourne JFC ................ ...............57 FLINT, Chaz 30/06/93 Scarborough JFC ................ ...............58 GELDARD-KER, Justin 23/03/93 Scarborough JFC ................ ...............59 FALCONER, Luke 14/05/93 West Coast JFC ................ ...............60 LUCKMAN, Brent 27/07/92 West Coast JFC ................ ...............61 JOHNSON, Jacob 29/05/87 St Marys ................ ...............63 MARK, Peter 03/04/92 Collegians ................ ...............67 THOMAS, Aaron 17/06/93 Broome Saints ................ ...............68 THOMAS, Angelo 08/11/93 Broome ................ ...............


East Perth Football ClubClaremont Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Ross McQueen

1 CARTER, Adam 17/04/94 Jandakot JFC .............. ..............2 KELLY, Timothy 26/07/94 Palmyra JFC .............. ..............3 D’ANDREA, Nicholas 11/07/94 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............4 FEENEY, Troy 21/06/94 Cockburn JFC .............. ..............5 LYNCH, Sean 30/01/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............6 GUNDRY, Matthew 16/06/95 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............7 WARRELL, Marvin 19/09/94 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............8 COLLARD, Emmanuel 16/08/94 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............9 DAVIES, Brandon 09/10/93 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............10 SAKIN, Adem 10/10/93 Canningvale JFC .............. ..............11 SMITH, Kyle 29/06/94 Leda JFC .............. ..............12 RUNDLE, Sam 08/01/94 Katanning/Wanderers .............. ..............14 LOWRIE, Samual 22/07/94 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............15 VERRIER, Brendan 09/08/94 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............16 MILLER, Rhys 09/04/94 Armadale .............. ..............17 THOMPSON, Robert 30/07/93 Lakes JFC .............. ..............18 HAMILTON, Dale 23/02/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............19 PANIZZA, Simon 08/08/93 Williams .............. ..............20 D’VAUZ, Jayden 20/08/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............21 TARTAGLIA, Jakeb 25/05/95 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............22 MAIN, Dylan 02/09/95 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............23 DURACK, Andrew 28/06/95 Katanning .............. ..............24 RASMUSSEN, Steven 01/02/94 Cockburn JFC .............. ..............25 KYLE, Joshua 18/03/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............26 HALL, Joshua 03/02/95 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............27 HELLMRICH, Dillon 15/05/94 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............28 SOKOL, Ben 28/10/95 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............29 VENTRIS, Jarryd 06/03/94 Boddington .............. ..............30 VANDELEUR, Thomas 20/03/95 Gascoyne .............. ..............31 REIDY-CROFT, Devlin 28/11/93 Maddington .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubSouth Fremantle Football ClubCOLOURS: Red and White Coach: Arthur Maskos

3 THOMPSON, Mitchell 20/04/90 North Shore .............. ..............5 FIELDING, Samuel 30/09/88 Tasmania .............. ..............8 ADAMS, Reece 18/09/89 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............11 MCCARREY, Andrew 28/12/82 Applecross JFC .............. ..............16 PARRY, Jarrod 25/05/91 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............17 OLIVIERI, Matthew 14/08/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............18 MCINTOSH, Adam 12/01/90 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............19 MILLER, Mark 14/02/82 Railways .............. ..............21 WILSON-KING, Jordan 31/10/93 Wanderers/FFC Rookie .............. ..............23 MAIORANA, Jesse 20/09/90 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............26 BURNETT, Shannon 07/05/93 Cockburn JFC .............. ..............27 BOLGER, Myles 25/03/93 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............29 BOSSONG, Christopher 12/07/78 Port Melbourne .............. ..............30 JONES, Matthew 26/06/92 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............31 NORTH, Hayden 28/12/83 Boddington .............. ..............33 MASKOS, Jason 03/03/93 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............34 LAURINO, James 10/03/93 Katanning .............. ..............35 ROSS, Dylan 26/06/90 Marist JFC .............. ..............36 HARVEY, Lewis 16/10/90 Mazenod .............. ..............38 DAVIS, Ryan 02/08/90 Katanning .............. ..............40 SGHERZA, John 24/09/90 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............41 GUGLIELMANA, Jarrad 05/11/91 Brigades .............. ..............46 JAKOVICH, Callum 10/02/93 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............47 SMITH, Kingsley 28/05/91 Northampton .............. ..............48 COLLARD, Lawrence 04/11/90 Katanning .............. ..............50 PAUSIN, Andrew 19/01/98 Cockburn .............. ..............51 CARLSON, Nicholas 24/12/92 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............52 ATWELL, Cody 13/03/92 Gosnells .............. ..............53 MARTINEZ, Jacob 10/09/92 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............54 ATHANASSIOU, Jamie 06/04/92 CBC Fremantle .............. ..............55 HILL, Brett 05/12/93 Cunderdin .............. ..............57 WOODS, Henry 05/11/92 Denmark .............. ..............59 MCKAY, William 07/08/86 Canning Vic Park .............. ..............62 DOUGHTY, Adam 25/04/90 Cockburn Lakes .............. ..............64 MCCOMB, Daniel 23/03/93 Melville JFC .............. ..............65 MIRCO, Jake 17/05/93 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............


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South Fremantle

Claremont

Field: Matt Adams, Ben Laycock, David O’Neill

Boundary: Brad Hunt, Kirk Webster, Ryan Sinclair

Goal: Adam Peacock, Luke Edwards

Played at Fremantle OvalOverall South Fremantle 138 Claremont 115 Draw 2Past 10 meetings: South Fremantle 3 Claremont 7 Past 10 at Fremantle: South Fremantle 4 Claremont 6 SF highest score v Clare 29.21 (195) Round 21, 1960Clare highest score v SF 33.18 (216) Round 1, 1986SF lowest score v Clare 4.3 (27) Round 14, 1944Clare lowest score v SF 3.4 (22) Round 12, 1980SF biggest win v Clare 131 points, Round 12, 1952Clare biggest win v SF 147 points, Round 1, 1986

COLOURS: Navy and Gold Coach: Marc Webb

Claremont Football Club


From Games

1 WALTON, Rory 1 30/06/85 Marist JFC 102 ............. ............

2 YU, Keifer 1 06/04/91 Broome/Marist JFC/Hale 6 ............. ............

3 BLACKWELL, Luke 10 12/11/86 Swan Districts 73 ............. ............

4 RICHARDSON, Ian 1 14/10/87 West Coast JFC 88 ............. ............

5 MURPHY, Jake 1 18/01/90 Cottesloe JFC 53 ............. ............

6 MEDHURST, Paul 1 11/12/81 Hale School 32 ............. ............

7 LEE, Thomas 1 02/01/91 Mosman Park JFC/Adel Crows 32 ............. ............

9 MITCHELL, Kane 1 01/12/89 Marist JFC 63 ............. ............

10 MORTON, Jarryd 1 05/10/88 Lake Grace 4 ............. ............

11 FOSTER, Andrew 10 31/08/85 East Fremantle FC/FFC 90 ............. ............

12 FRANZ, Brandon 1 30/08/85 Marist JFC 71 ............. ............

13 GILLIGAN, Alroy 1 09/07/90 Fitzroy Crossing - Yiyili 22 ............. ............

14 HOLT, Aaron 1 19/02/91 West Coast JFC 6 ............. ............

15 STARLING, Simon 1 15/05/89 Swanbourne JFC 45 ............. ............

17 HANDLEY, Trinity 1 11/03/84 West Coast JFC 148 ............. ............

19 CRAWFORD, David 1 14/07/83 Mosman Park JFC 161 ............. ............

20 JONES, Chad 1 15/06/84 Hale/Nth Melb/WCE 92 ............. ............

21 GILLESPIE, Alistair 1 25/08/89 Swanbourne JFC 3 ............. ............

22 NEATES, Ryan 0 21/06/91 Carine JFC/WCE 15 ............. ............

23 BRADSHAW, Jack 1 30/09/92 West Coast JFC 7 ............. ............

24 ANDREWS, Mitchell 5 05/12/86 Broadbeach/ West Perth FC 42 ............. ............

25 LAURIE, Jesse 1 21/09/90 Denmark Walpole FC 40 ............. ............

27 WILLETT, Thomas 1 04/04/89 Marist JFC 16 ............. ............

28 NISBETT, Bradley 1 10/03/91 West Coast JFC 4 ............. ............

29 SILVAGNI, Alex 0 29/09/87 Casey Scorpions/FFC 3 ............. ............

31 THOMSON, James 1 18/02/88 Scotch College 53 ............. ............

32 SCHAMMER, Byron 5 21/06/85 West Adelaide 49 ............. ............

33 MCLERNON, Clay 10 18/07/85 Perth FC 98 ............. ............

34 STEVENSON, Lewis 0 30/07/89 West Coast JFC/WCE 67 ............. ............

35 SWIFT, Thomas 0 06/07/90 Swanbourne JFC/WCE 40 ............. ............

40 HAMP, Anton 0 21/07/92 West Coast JFC/WCE Rookie 8 ............. ............

42 MCGOVERN, Jeremy 0 15/04/92 North Albany/WCE Rookie 4 ............. ............

43 SUBAN, Nicholas 0 09/05/90 North Ballarat/FFC 5 ............. ............

44 WEEDON, Gerrick 0 25/05/91 Broome/WCE 27 ............. ............

48 MCGINNITY, Patrick 0 18/02/89 Marist JFC/WCE 28 ............. ............

49 MCPHEE, Adam 0 06/10/82 Dandenong/FFC 14 ............. ............

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AFL Listed Players

COLOURS: Red and White Coach: Paul Hasleby

South Fremantle Football Club


From Games

1 SCHLOITHE, Haiden 0 16/06/93 Katanning/FFC Rookie 6 ............. ............

2 GUGLIELMANA, Adam 1 02/08/88 Carnarvon 41 ............. ............

3 THOMPSON, Mitchell 5 20/04/90 North Shore 0 ............. ............

4 BAIRSTOW, Toby 1 02/11/88 South Bunbury 66 ............. ............

5 FIELDING, Samuel 2 30/09/88 Tasmania 15 ............. ............

6 PALUMBO, Joel 1 14/04/90 South Coogee JFC 26 ............. ............

7 GRIMA, Alex 10 20/09/89 Glenelg 2 ............. ............

8 ADAMS, Reece 1 18/09/89 Bibra Lake JFC 48 ............. ............

9 MILLER, Kris 3 29/09/80 Railways 262 ............. ............

10 COLLICA, Anthony 1 17/03/91 Kardinya JFC 21 ............. ............

11 MCCARREY, Andrew 8 28/12/82 Applecross JFC 153 ............. ............

12 WINTER, Jarrad 1 06/01/89 Lakes JFC 34 ............. ............

14 TIGHE, Sean 10 09/01/91 Altona 3 ............. ............

15 MURPHY, Ryan 5 24/05/85 Gippsland Power 109 ............. ............

16 PARRY, Jarrod 1 25/05/91 Bibra Lake JFC 6 ............. ............

19 MILLER, Mark 3 14/02/82 Railways 31 ............. ............

20 MUGAMBWA, Paul 2 30/05/81 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 91 ............. ............

21 WILSON-KING, Jordan 0 31/10/93 Wanderers/FFC Rookie 0 ............. ............

22 GULLEY, Brendon 1 03/04/92 South Coogee JFC 8 ............. ............

24 SAUNDERS, Ben 3 25/12/91 Mt Barker FC 8 ............. ............

25 BEWICK, Shaun 5 10/10/89 Kingsley JFC 32 ............. ............

26 BURNETT, Shannon 1 07/05/93 Cockburn JFC 1 ............. ............

28 BOROVAC, Nicholas 1 26/10/91 Winnacott JFC 6 ............. ............

31 NORTH, Hayden 1 28/12/83 Boddington 147 ............. ............

32 COOK, Ryan 10 16/02/88 Collingwood 24 ............. ............

33 GAFF, Andrew 0 16/06/92 Oakleigh Chargers/WCE 7 ............. ............

33 MASKOS, Jason 1 03/03/93 South Coogee JFC 1 ............. ............

33 DUFFIELD, Paul 0 05/02/85 West Arthur/FFC 74 ............. ............

35 ROSS, Dylan 3 26/06/90 Marist JFC 13 ............. ............

37 HAMS, Ashton 0 06/09/86 Busselton/WCE 104 ............. ............

39 MCGRATH, Toby 1 11/10/80 Katanning 223 ............. ............

40 SGHERZA, John 1 24/09/90 Winnacott JFC 6 ............. ............

42 HEAD, Joshua 1 07/04/83 Roleystone JFC 113 ............. ............

43 HAYWARD, Damian 1 13/11/91 Boddington 10 ............. ............

58 WOODS, Jayden 3 19/09/89 North Albany 13 ............. ............

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Umpires


Umpires

West Perth

Perth

Field: Eddie Williams, Chris McCann, Matt Dodgson

Boundary: Tom Medland, Jason Dick, Nathan Dingle

Goal: Lauren French, Reuben Garlett

Reserves - Sunday, April 15, 11.40am, Arena Joondalup

Colts - Sunday, April 15, 9.10am, Arena Joondalup

Field: Lewis Dalwood, Tom Mirco, Justin Power

Boundary: Michael Harrngton, Ryan O’Callaghan, Darren Clarke

Goal: Steve Clark, Ben Clark Perth

West Perth

0 HRIBERNIK, Conrad 27/01/94 Thornlie JFC .............. ..............1 DOW, Aaron 08/01/94 Railways .............. ..............2 KENT, Dean 24/02/94 Federals .............. ..............3 HAYDEN, Cameron 18/01/94 Lynwood Ferndale .............. ..............4 HUG, Kieran 09/05/94 Toodyay FC .............. ..............5 ROBINSON, Blake 19/05/94 Federals .............. ..............6 EDMONDS, Brent 27/07/94 Federals .............. ..............7 KALAJZIC, Joel 02/12/93 South Perth JFC .............. ..............8 PISANO, Steven 14/12/93 Maddington .............. ..............9 COX, Dylan 01/03/95 South Perth JFC .............. ..............10 YARRAN, Christopher 27/03/94 Queens Park JFC .............. ..............11 ARANGIO, Daniel 30/03/94 South Perth JFC .............. ..............12 RIDLEY, Zachary 27/04/95 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............12 GREEN, Lawson 10/06/94 Gosnells .............. ..............13 BARTLETT, Daniel 21/01/94 Vic Park JFC .............. ..............14 STUART, Jermaine 17/03/95 Guildford Grammar .............. ..............15 SMITH, James 27/07/93 Cunderdin .............. ..............16 CUSWORTH, Joshua 14/07/95 Thornlie JFC .............. ..............17 GRAFTON, David 25/10/94 Railways .............. ..............18 COLVIN, Jason 03/02/94 Gosnells JFC .............. ..............19 BOLTON, Dwayne 03/05/95 Maddington JFC .............. ..............21 MORENO, Alexander 21/07/94 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............22 LOO, Dylan 24/06/95 Victoria Park JFC .............. ..............23 CHAN, Mark 10/01/94 Federals .............. ..............24 SINCLAIR, Michael 14/03/94 South Perth .............. ..............25 TOOP, Connor 08/07/94 Toodyay JFC .............. ..............26 GARSTONE, Samuel 01/06/95 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............27 ANILE, Paul 29/07/93 Roleystone .............. ..............28 ROGERS, Todd 07/09/94 Cunderdin .............. ..............29 BIGGS, Dylan 12/04/95 South Perth JFC .............. ..............30 JONES, Reginald 23/02/95 Lynwood Ferndale JFC .............. ..............32 HART, Dale 15/01/94 Queens Park JFC .............. ..............34 KENT, Drew 02/08/93 Kelleberrin Tammin .............. ..............35 RIIEL, Alex 06/03/94 Victoria Park JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubPerth Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Wayne Langborne

1 ELARI, Aaron 24/04/91 Moora .............. ..............5 HODGE, Brett 16/05/91 Thornlie JFC .............. ..............7 YOUNG, Seamus 22/01/86 Sandhurst .............. ..............8 RODGERS, Chris 23/02/90 South Perth JFC .............. ..............11 RANSTED, Kane 13/02/87 Victoria Park JFC .............. ..............14 YARRAN, Christopher 27/03/94 Queens Park JFC .............. ..............16 LLOYD, Timothy 28/01/93 South Perth JFC .............. ..............24 NOAKES, Timothy 19/01/84 Augusta Margaret River .............. ..............26 DELLA-BOSCA, Luke 11/02/90 South Perth JFC .............. ..............28 FRASER, Ben 11/04/87 Blackburn .............. ..............30 RAMSAY, Jaxon 05/10/90 Wagin .............. ..............31 SMITH, Liam 04/11/91 Lynwood Ferndale JFC .............. ..............33 JENKINS, Ben 20/05/94 Toodyay .............. ..............36 STACK, Brennan 26/05/88 Belmont JFC .............. ..............37 MURRAY, Dylan 26/03/92 Moora Rovers .............. ..............38 EDWARDS, Michael 29/02/92 Aquinas College .............. ..............39 FLORIO, Michael 28/02/91 Thornlie JFC .............. ..............40 EYRES, Christian 10/10/90 Trinity Aquinas .............. ..............44 CHRIMES, Tyler 13/02/93 Federals .............. ..............46 HOUGHTON, Joel 26/11/91 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............48 MANUEL, Cameron 04/11/89 Swan Athletic .............. ..............50 DONOVAN, Simon 22/08/87 Armadale .............. ..............51 HOLLAND, Sean 02/04/93 Carlisle .............. ..............53 JONES, Cameron 28/10/92 Wesley Curtin .............. ..............54 FRY, Bradley 20/03/87 Thornlie JFC .............. ..............55 SALMON, Joshua 13/10/89 Canning Vic Park .............. ..............56 RICHARDSON, Reese 03/06/93 Federals .............. ..............57 STUART, Kerwin 16/11/92 Toodyay .............. ..............58 BORMOLINI, Peter 10/02/92 Mt Lawley JFC .............. ..............59 BOYLE, Matthew 17/10/92 Victoria Park JFC .............. ..............60 RIVERS, James 30/11/92 Halls Creek .............. ..............61 HUNT, Matthew 01/10/91 Trinity Aquinas .............. ..............62 TAYLOR, Barry 13/11/88 Maddington .............. ..............63 DAVIS, Robert 14/06/82 Maddington .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubPerth Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Adam Pickering

1 ACRES, Blake 07/10/95 Edgewater Woodvale JFC .............. ..............2 GERAGHTY, Martin 15/02/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............3 ANTONIO, Brayden 09/08/94 Quinns District JFC .............. ..............4 HEALES, Brad 07/01/94 Quinns JFC .............. ..............5 CHALMERS, Corey 24/11/94 Quinns District JFC .............. ..............6 MILLER, Ben 11/02/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............7 JOHNSON, Matthew 05/09/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............8 CAVANAGH, Mitchel 18/02/94 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............9 WALTON, Broderick 24/04/94 Kinglsey JFC .............. ..............10 MUNNS, Joshua 13/09/94 Beacon .............. ..............11 MAIN, Benjamin 27/10/93 Narembeen .............. ..............12 RODDA, Nicholas 06/07/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............13 BROWNING, Sam 20/09/94 Kondinin .............. ..............14 RYDER, Kyle 09/02/94 Quinns JFC .............. ..............15 MCNAMARA, Benjamin 28/03/94 Mukinbuddin .............. ..............16 ROBERTSON, Nicholas 03/06/95 Joondalup Kinross JFC .............. ..............17 MEADOWS, Luke 16/11/94 Kingsley .............. ..............18 MARIS, Connor 14/04/94 Quinns District JFC .............. ..............19 PALMER, Cameron 15/02/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............20 ACRES, Daniel 27/07/94 Wanneroo .............. ..............21 BEST, Jarrod 12/09/94 Quinns District JFC .............. ..............22 RHODE, Drew 31/08/93 Whitford JFC .............. ..............23 HARRISON, Scott 19/09/94 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............24 SHADBOLT, Thomas 14/08/94 Wanneroo .............. ..............25 GUINESS, Damon 20/11/93 Aquinas .............. ..............26 SUTHERLAND, Timothy 29/07/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............30 D’AGOSTINO, Michael 06/10/94 Wanneroo JFC .............. ..............31 HART, Andrew 03/08/94 Quinns JFC .............. ..............33 PHILLIPS , Jarrod 28/01/95 Ocean Ridge .............. ..............34 HANGAN , Benjamin 23/06/95 Joondalup Kinross JFC .............. ..............35 LYNCH, Aidan 27/09/94 Edgewater Woodvale JFC .............. ..............37 REGAN, Jacob 09/04/94 Quinns JFC .............. ..............38 WELLS , Thomas 12/01/95 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubWest Perth Football ClubCOLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Craig Thomas

1 BLACK, Aaron 25/12/92 Kinglsey JFC .............. ..............5 RICE, Joel 02/07/85 Marcellin .............. ..............6 CRISP, Marc 25/01/87 Kulin Kondinin .............. ..............13 PALM, Sam 13/01/89 Whitford JFC .............. ..............14 NELSON, Shane 11/05/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC .............. ..............15 ZANETTI, Shayne 26/12/90 Quinns JFC .............. ..............17 FOWLER, Matthew 11/10/91 Southport .............. ..............21 RASMUSSEN, Laine 02/04/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............24 STOCKLEY, Frank 07/03/90 Whitford JFC .............. ..............26 MORROW, Joseph 27/11/89 Wanneroo JFC .............. ..............28 ELISSEOU, Alex 30/01/92 Whitford JFC .............. ..............31 THRUM, Jack 17/05/93 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............32 BRANCH, Cameron 26/06/87 Wanneroo JFC .............. ..............37 DONALDSON, Joshua 04/05/91 Whitford JFC .............. ..............38 RUSSELL, Aaron 27/07/87 Swan View .............. ..............39 LATHAM, Joel 03/04/92 Wanneroo JFC .............. ..............42 CAVANAGH, Zachary 14/11/91 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............43 MCPHEE, Mitchell 08/04/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC .............. ..............47 MANNING, Kody 28/09/91 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............48 TINDALL, Jay 14/01/90 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............49 CARNEY, Nick 17/03/91 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............50 KING, James 27/07/91 Quinns JFC .............. ..............51 SHANNON, Kristopher 09/08/92 Quinns JFC .............. ..............52 BATTERHAM, James 05/04/93 Carine JFC .............. ..............54 BROWN, Mitchell 25/01/92 Whitford JFC .............. ..............56 MILLS, Jordan 13/12/90 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............58 HEALY, Stephen 21/06/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC .............. ..............61 BRAVINGTON, Nathan 01/09/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC .............. ..............63 WHITEFOOT, Cuan 27/06/90 Ocean Ridge .............. ..............64 BONNEY, Shane 31/03/91 Brigades .............. ..............66 VAN BERLO, Mitchell 01/10/93 Whitford JFC .............. ..............67 MCPHERSON, Luke 20/11/87 Swan View .............. ..............


East Perth Football ClubWest Perth Football ClubCOLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Paul Sanzone

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WAFL Match Facts


Scoreboard

Umpires

Broadcast: SportFM (91.3FM)

League - Sunday, April 15, 2.10pm, Arena Joondalup

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RT

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PE

RT

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Played at Arena JoondalupOverall: West Perth 185 Perth 147 Draw 5Past 10 meetings: West Perth 7 Perth 2 Draw 1Past 10 at Joondalup: West Perth 7 Perth 3 WP highest score v P 32.11 (203) Round 21, 1998P highest score v WP 29.18 (192) Round 12, 1977WP lowest score v P 1.3 (9) Round 16, 1913P lowest score v WP 1.2 (8) Round 6, 1901WP biggest win v P 161 points, Round 21, 1998P biggest win v WP 112 points, Round 12, 1977

Field: Peter McCaw, Craig O’Donoghue, Beau Wardman

Boundary: Brett Dalgleish, Callum Brown, Hugh Robinson

Goal: Kendell Ball, Dale Edwick

Perth

West Perth

COLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Damien McMahon

Perth Football Club


From Games

1 ELARI, Aaron 1 24/04/91 Moora 39 ............. ............

2 SPAANDERMAN, Llane 12 10/02/86 Bayswater JFC 100 ............. ............

3 YOUNG, Ross 5 09/09/83 Carlton 72 ............. ............

4 BILLINGS, Chris 1 10/12/87 Rossmoyne JFC 58 ............. ............

5 HODGE, Brett 1 16/05/91 Thornlie JFC 34 ............. ............

6 BEVAN, Paul 12 27/09/84 Sydney 4 ............. ............

10 JACOBS, Julian 3 02/01/89 Ports 26 ............. ............

12 LEESON, Joel 1 08/08/91 Dongara 17 ............. ............

13 ROBINSON, Drew 1 14/03/85 Gosnells JFC 41 ............. ............

14 MZUNGU, Tendai 1 28/02/86 Trinity Aquinas/FFC 72 ............. ............

17 DAVIS, Leon 1 17/06/81 Railways 13 ............. ............

19 MCINNES, Fraser 0 19/07/93 South Perth JFC/WCE 4 ............. ............

20 MOODY, Matthew 10 23/09/85 Kelmscott JFC 56 ............. ............

22 NOAKES, Ben 5 28/04/86 Augusta Margaret River 44 ............. ............

23 ROGERS, Matthew 1 10/09/90 Cunderdin 26 ............. ............

24 NOAKES, Timothy 7 19/01/84 Augusta Margaret River 77 ............. ............

25 KANE, Nick 10 04/09/85 Box Hill 55 ............. ............

28 FRASER, Ben 0 11/04/87 Blackburn 0 ............. ............

32 BUTLER, Sam 0 14/01/86 Gawler/WCE 45 ............. ............

34 SMITH, Alistair 1 08/08/90 Federals 4 ............. ............

35 TEDESCO, Matthew 5 30/08/89 Wanneroo JFC 57 ............. ............

36 STACK, Brennan 1 26/05/88 Belmont JFC 4 ............. ............

37 MURRAY, Dylan 1 26/03/92 Moora Rovers 0 ............. ............

39 FLORIO, Michael 1 28/02/91 Thornlie JFC 33 ............. ............

40 EYRES, Christian 1 10/10/90 Trinity Aquinas 1 ............. ............

41 DEAVES, Mark 3 13/06/89 Noranda JFC 9 ............. ............

42 MATHER, Michael 1 13/05/90 Trinity College 7 ............. ............

43 TUNBRIDGE, Simon 0 01/04/93 Dongara/WCE Rookie 3 ............. ............

46 HOUGHTON, Joel 1 26/11/91 Huntingdale JFC 19 ............. ............

47 SMITH, Ashley 0 20/07/90 Dandenong/WCE 29 ............. ............

49 MAYNE, Christopher 0 02/11/88 Belmont JFC/FFC 12 ............. ............

50 DONOVAN, Simon 1 22/08/87 Armadale 6 ............. ............

51 HOLLAND, Sean 1 02/04/93 Carlisle 0 ............. ............

54 FRY, Bradley 1 20/03/87 Thornlie JFC 2 ............. ............

56 RICHARDSON, Reese 1 03/06/93 Federals 0 ............. ............

57 STUART, Kerwin 1 16/11/92 Toodyay 0 ............. ............

63 DAVIS, Robert 1 14/06/82 Maddington 2 ............. ............

65 JOHNSON, Michael 0 20/10/84 Victoria Park JFC/FFC 49 ............. ............

66 LOWER, Nick 0 23/06/87 Norwood/FFC 0 ............. ............

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AFL Listed Players

COLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Bill Monaghan

West Perth Football Club


From Games

1 BLACK, Aaron 1 25/12/92 Kinglsey JFC 24 ............. ............

2 SALECIC, Jason 1 01/06/84 Quinns JFC 184 ............. ............

3 STRIJK, Andrew 0 18/10/87 Carine JFC/WCE 97 ............. ............

4 JONES, Jordan 10 29/06/90 Geelong Falcons 50 ............. ............

5 RICE, Joel 5 02/07/85 Marcellin 96 ............. ............

6 CRISP, Marc 1 25/01/87 Kulin Kondinin 17 ............. ............

7 BROWNE, Steven 1 01/02/89 Whitford JFC 32 ............. ............

8 HUTCHINGS, Mark 6 25/05/91 Coolbinia JFC 40 ............. ............

9 BURNS, Dustin 1 17/04/81 Wadonga 156 ............. ............

10 GUADAGNIN, Matthew 1 17/10/83 Southern Cross 127 ............. ............

11 TSALIKIS, Anthony 1 20/03/83 Ocean Ridge JFC 138 ............. ............

12 HUNT, Daniel 1 08/05/84 South Fremantle 116 ............. ............

13 PALM, Sam 1 13/01/89 Whitford JFC 0 ............. ............

14 NELSON, Shane 1 11/05/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC 0 ............. ............

15 ZANETTI, Shayne 1 26/12/90 Quinns JFC 25 ............. ............

17 FOWLER, Matthew 5 11/10/91 Southport 2 ............. ............

18 VAN BERLO, Jay 0 18/09/88 Whitford JFC/FFC 47 ............. ............

19 KEUNEN, Christopher 2 07/10/83 ST Bernards OC 93 ............. ............

20 LECRAS, Brent 1 12/10/81 Cervantes 125 ............. ............

21 RASMUSSEN, Laine 1 02/04/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 4 ............. ............

22 BARDEN, Darcy 5 13/02/92 Lower Plenty 3 ............. ............

23 TEDESCO, Luke 1 08/03/87 Wanneroo JFC 69 ............. ............

25 BARTHOLOMEW, Raymond 1 28/04/85 Quinns JFC 118 ............. ............

26 MORROW, Joseph 1 27/11/89 Wanneroo JFC 16 ............. ............

28 ELISSEOU, Alex 1 30/01/92 Whitford JFC 3 ............. ............

30 BRADLEY, Kepler 0 13/11/85 Kingsley JFC/FFC 28 ............. ............

33 SAYLOR, Anthony 2 31/05/85 Dianella Morley 61 ............. ............

35 FLEAY, Dion 2 01/05/84 South Fremantle 135 ............. ............

36 PETTIGREW, Michael 1 16/03/85 Whitford JFC 4 ............. ............

37 DONALDSON, Joshua 1 04/05/91 Whitford JFC 0 ............. ............

40 MELLINGTON, Joshua 0 29/12/92 Murray Bushrangers/FFC 14 ............. ............

41 MASCOULIS, Michael 0 27/01/93 Northern Knights/WCE Rookie 3 ............. ............

47 MANNING, Kody 1 28/09/91 Ocean Ridge JFC 9 ............. ............

48 TINDALL, Jay 1 14/01/90 Kingsley JFC 17 ............. ............

51 SHANNON, Kristopher 1 09/08/92 Quinns JFC 0 ............. ............

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WAFC24

// The WAFC’s Troy Kirkham instructs participants at the inaugural Mum’s Orientation Coaching Course.

2012 Colts Coaches AwardThe Colts Coaches Award was established in 2004 to recognise and encourage talented players in the colts competition.

This award provides the Colts Coaches with an opportunity to vote for their best player. Opposing colts coaches meet after each game to award votes for the best players in the game on a 3-2-1 voting system.

A small but highly-enthusiastic group of ladies arrived for the West Australian Football Commission’s inaugural Mum’s Orientation Coaching Course in March.

WAFC Female Football Manager Alison Moore said that with the huge influx of young girls wanting to play Auskick and the formation of several all-girls Auskick centres, the WAFC is addressing the lack of female coaches by engaging mums to develop an interest in coaching.

“Our premise is that women can definitely do more than just cut up the oranges and wash the footy jumpers. Women can make excellent coaches too,” Moore said.

“The open forum allowed the small group of women to discuss coaching and ask important questions with no pressure. Some basic coaching theory highlighted planning skills and the knowledge required, with an emphasis on fun and variety in all coaching sessions.

“Coaching manuals assisted the ladies in planning their first few sessions, while tickets to the NAB Cup football games that weekend created huge excitement.

“After morning tea, practical sessions on Kitchener Park included kicking, handballing, marking, bouncing and tackling.

“Basic drills that can be adapted for varying degrees of difficulty were also covered with many of the women displaying highly competitive skills, before we concluded with a goal kicking competition.

“Special thanks to Meg Horton who offered up a bottle of wine for the first lady to kick six goals.

“The practical sessions were followed by a tour of Patersons Stadium and concluded with a champagne lunch in Mueller Park.”

The WAFC is planning another Orientation Course in April for ladies who missed out on the first one.

Interested participants should contact Alison Moore on [email protected] or 0430868145.

The WAFC is also aiming to develop a second tier Introductory Course which will cover slightly more complex skills and drills, along with more complex coaching aspects to prepare the women for Level 1 Coaching Accreditation.

“It was pleasing to note that several of the women have already gone on to become assistant coaches at their clubs for the 2012 season and some brave ones have opted to do their Level 1,” Moore said.

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Mums getting involved in coaching


6 Marco Paparone (EF), Rhys Miller (SF)

5 Jesse Hogan (CL)

3 Gordon Alone (EP), Brayden Antonio (WP), Jack Martin (CL), Beau Chatley (EP), Dean Kent (P), Timothy Kelly (SF) Trent Bradshaw (EP), Corey Morris (PT), Brendan Lim (CL), Dale Hamilton (SF), Samuel Garstone (P), Aidan Lynch (WP)

ROUND 4 VOTES

East Perth v Perth

3. Beau Chatley (EP)

2. Dale Hart (P)

1. Wilson Thomas (EP)

Peel Thunder v East Frem

3. Marco Paparone (EF)

2. Kamdyn McIntosh (PT)

1. Jacob Green (EF)


3. Jesse Hogan (CL)

2. Thomas Shadbolt (WP)

1. Jack Martin (CL)


3. Rhys Miller (SF)

2. Brayden Lawler (SD)

1. Timothy Kelly (SF)

WAFC

When Term 2 of the school year returns so too will a dedicated and enthusiastic group of female secondary school students when the WAFC Schoolgirls Cup kicks off in May with over 50 schools taking part.

This year’s competition will involve about 2000 students competing in two divisions of the program with a finals series concluding on July 1 when qualifying schools will battle it out for the Alison Moore and Debbie White Division Cups.

This year a competition will also take place at Senior High School Country Week.

The WAFC and School Sport WA are proud to support the WAFC Schoolgirls Cup program.

To mark the 16th year of the competition, Female Football patrons Alison Moore, Debbie White and Cathy Vanderweide were on hand as the WAFC and School Sport WA launched the WAFC Schoolgirls Cup competition at a special function held at Patersons Stadium on Wednesday, March 28.

Until recently, girls have had limited opportunities to pursue their interest in the sport of Australian Football.

The main aim of the secondary girl’s competition is to provide a wide range of experiences to girls, who would not otherwise have the chance to be involved in the sport.

In particular, participation in the school competition will be an important step in girls becoming involved in the senior women’s football competition.

// AFL Female Football Manager Jan Cooper with WA female football patrons Alison Moore, Debbie White and Cathy Vanderweide.

WA Schoolgirls creating their own history

It’s interesting to note that The Girls’ football competition was established way back in 1996 with the following aims:

• Provide an alternative sport for girls

• Promote girls in sport

• Promote a healthy lifestyle

• Enhance school / community links

• Play with peers

• Build school pride

In 2012 the expected participation rate for females will be close to 90,000 across all female programs.

The WAFC and School Sport WA wish all players coaches and volunteers the best of luck in this Year’s WAFC Schoolgirls competition.

MURRAY NEWMANSWAN DISTRICTSMurray Newman has earned $250 for Upper Swan Junior Football Club as part of AAMI’s grassroots reward program. Newman, who started as a junior at Upper Swan, kicked two goals and had 24 disposals to be voted Best Player for Swan Districts in Round 4 and claim the AAMI WAFL Player of the Week Award.Newman also claims a $250 prize and is in contention to win the overall $5000 AAMI WAFL Player of the Year Award.

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UMPIRES26

GOAL umpire David Shawcross will celebrate a dual milestone this weekend when he offi ciates in his 350th league game.

The veteran flag waver will become just the second West Australian to reach the mark, but it will also be a historic day for his family because it will be the 500th match where a Shawcross has umpired at league level.

David’s brother Colin umpired 22 league games as a field umpire before taking up goal umpiring where he officiated in 128 matches.

The pair is closing in on the record of retired field and goal umpires Craig and Wayne Hendrie who umpired a combined 513 games. Their father Rob also umpired at AFL and WAFL level with 218 matches.

“It’s a fantastic effort from Dave to be umpiring his 350th game and the Shawcross name will forever be cemented in umpiring,” WAFC High Performance Umpire Manager Darryl Sinclair said.

“Dave had an outstanding AFL career and has since come back to the WAFL to add leadership and skill to the group.

“He’s been the president of the Umpires’ Association as well, so he gives up his time to make other people better.”

The family traits within the WAFL umpiring team are extremely strong in 2012.

David’s daughter Holly is now the fitness coach and there are a host of other family combinations throughout the ranks.

AFL field umpire Jeff Dalgleish and AFL boundary umpire Brett Dalgleish are brothers. So are WAFL field umpires Rob and Peter McCaw.

Dual milestone for flag waver Shawcross

// David Shawcross offi ciates in his 350th league game this weekend

“It’s a fantastic effort from Dave to be umpiring his 350th game and the

Shawcross name will forever be cemented in umpiring,” WAFC High Performance Umpire

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The Laycock trio – goal umpires Matt and Jonathon and field umpire Ben add another unique element to the group along with boundary umpiring Sinclair brothers (Ryan and Kyle) and their dad Darryl who is the field umpires’ coach.

Goal umpire Lauren French is spending 2012 without having her sister Emmy alongside her after several years together on the panel.

Field umpire Craig Bowden’s brother Mark retired last year because of employment opportunities interstate.

Goal umpire Brody Payne’s father Rick and fellow flag waver Kendell Ball’s father Mike are also former WAFL umpires. AFL boundary umpire Alan Zanich’s father Graeme is part of the field umpire coaching team.

The Hollick’s, Carrod’s, Gaensler’s and Clark’s are further family umpiring examples.

“Umpiring is a very tight knit group,” Sinclair said.

“Attracting so many families is great and the fact that a large group of brothers, sisters, sons and daughters have followed in the footsteps of each other is a remarkable achievement and something everyone should be really proud of.”

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SCOREBOARD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Fremantle

Brisbane

AFL ROUND 3, FREMANTLE V BRISBANEPatersons Stadium , Saturday, 14 April (2:40pm Local Time)

FREMANTLE BRISBANENo Player No Player

1 DOCHERTY, Sam ......... ........2 HARWOOD, Ryan ......... ........3 SHELDON, Sam ......... ........4 POLEC , Jared ......... ........5 LONGER, Billy ......... ........6 GREEN , Josh ......... ........7 ADCOCK, Jed ......... ........8 RETZLAFF, Bryce ......... ........9 MCGRATH, Ashley ......... ........10 RICH, Daniel ......... ........11 HANLEY, Pearce ......... ........12 HAWKSLEY, James ......... ........13 BARTLETT, Callum ......... ........14 STAKER, Brent ......... ........15 ZORKO, Dayne ......... ........16 BROWN, Jonathan ......... ........17 BEAMS, Claye ......... ........18 BANFIELD, Todd ......... ........19 LISLE, Jordan ......... ........20 BLACK, Simon ......... ........21 MERRETT, Daniel ......... ........22 HUDSON, Ben ......... ........23 LEUENBERGER, Matthew ......... ........24 PATFULL, Joel ......... ........25 NEWELL, Richard # ......... ........26 YEO, Elliot ......... ........27 DYSON, Josh # ......... ........28 KARNEZIS , Patrick ......... ........29 RAINES, Andrew ......... ........30 REDDEN, Jack ......... ........31 POLKINGHORNE, James ......... ........32 STILLER, Cheynee ......... ........33 BUCHANAN, Amon ......... ........34 O’BRIEN, Jesse ......... ........35 LESTER , Ryan ......... ........36 MAGUIRE, Matt ......... ........37 WEARDEN, Patrick ......... ........38 ROCKLIFF, Tom ......... ........39 DRUMMOND, Josh ......... ........40 MCKEEVER, Niall # ......... ........41 GOLBY, Mitch ......... ........42 CLARKE, Justin # ......... ........43 BEWICK, Rohan ......... ........44 CORNELIUS, Aaron ......... ........45 HARVEY, Brad # ......... ........46 MICHAEL, Sam # ......... ........47 CRISP, Jack # ......... ........48 WRIGLEY, Stephen # ......... ........# rookie

SCOREBOARD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Greater Western Sydney

West Coast

AFL ROUND 3, GWS V WEST COAST Blacktown International Sportspark Sydney, Sunday, 15 April (1:10pm Local Time)

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY WEST COASTNo Player No Player

1 DAVIS, Phil ......... ........2 HAMPTON, Curtly ......... ........3 CONIGLIO, Stephen ......... ........4 FOLAU, Israel # ......... ........5 SHIEL, Dylan ......... ........6 POWER, Luke ......... ........7 PALMER, Rhys ......... ........8 WARD, Callan ......... ........9 SCULLY, Tom ......... ........10 BROGAN, Dean ......... ........11 CORNES, Chad ......... ........12 PATTON, Jonathon ......... ........13 DARLEY, Sam ......... ........14 BUGG, Tomas ......... ........15 GOLDS, Tim ......... ........16 WILSON, Nathan ......... ........17 TRELOAR, Adam ......... ........18 CAMERON, Jeremy ......... ........19 HAYNES, Nick ......... ........20 TOMLINSON, Adam ......... ........21 BUNTINE, Matt ......... ........22 EDWARDS, Shaun ......... ........23 REID, Sam J. ......... ........24 CLIFTON, Steve ......... ........25 MILES, Anthony ......... ........26 GILES, Jonathan ......... ........27 PHILLIPS, Andrew D. # ......... ........28 SUMNER, Liam ......... ........29 TYSON, Dom ......... ........30 ADAMS, Taylor ......... ........31 TOWNSEND, Jacob ......... ........32 UGLE, Gerald ......... ........33 HOSKIN-ELLIOTT, Will ......... ........34 SMITH, Devon ......... ........35 GREENE, Toby ......... ........36 HOMBSCH, Jack ......... ........37 O’HAILPIN, Setanta ......... ........38 MCDONALD, James I. ......... ........39 MOHR, Tim ......... ........40 KENNEDY, Adam ......... ........41 GROWDEN, Josh ......... ........42 WHILEY, Mark ......... ........43 AYLETT, Kurt ......... ........44 DOWNIE, Tom ......... ........45 SCHULZ, Sam ......... ........46 SEGRAVE, Tim # ......... ........47 BRUCE, Josh ......... ........48 FROST, Sam # ......... ........49 COOYOU, Rhys # ......... ........

# rookie

1 BROWN, Mitchell J. ......... ........

2 LECRAS, Mark ......... ........

3 GAFF , Andrew ......... ........

4 KERR, Daniel ......... ........

5 SHEPPARD, Brad ......... ........

6 NICOSKI, Mark ......... ........

7 MASTEN, Chris ......... ........

8 WATERS, Beau ......... ........

9 NAITANUI, Nic ......... ........

10 SELWOOD, Scott ......... ........

11 PRIDDIS, Matt ......... ........

13 SHUEY, Luke ......... ........

14 STEVENS, Koby ......... ........

15 SWIFT, Tom ......... ........

16 MACKENZIE, Eric ......... ........

17 KENNEDY, Josh J. ......... ........

18 DALZIELL, Bradd ......... ........

19 NEATES, Ryan ......... ........

20 COX, Dean ......... ........

21 LYNCH, Quinten ......... ........

22 MASCOULIS, Michael # ......... ........

23 GLASS, Darren ......... ........

24 ROSA, Matt ......... ........

25 HURN, Shannon ......... ........

26 BUTLER, Sam ......... ........

27 DARLING , Jack ......... ........

28 SMITH, Ashley ......... ........

29 LYCETT , Scott ......... ........

30 WILSON, Blayne ......... ........

31 SCHOFIELD, Will ......... ........

32 EMBLEY, Andrew ......... ........

33 HILL, Josh ......... ........

34 BRENNAN , Jacob ......... ........

35 MCGINNITY, Patrick ......... ........

36 MCINNES, Fraser ......... ........

37 SELWOOD, Adam ......... ........

38 NEWMAN, Murray ......... ........

39 DICK, Brad # ......... ........

40 HAMP, Anton # ......... ........

41 STRIJK, Andrew ......... ........

42 MCGOVERN, Jeremy # ......... ........

43 HAMS, Ashton ......... ........

44 WEEDON, Gerrick ......... ........

45 PAPERTALK, Callum # ......... ........

46 TUNBRIDGE, Simon # ......... ........

47 STEVENSON, Lewis ......... ........

# rookie

1 BALLANTYNE, Hayden ......... ........

2 MORABITO, Anthony ......... ........

3 DAWSON, Zac ......... ........

4 PITT , Jayden ......... ........

5 IBBOTSON, Garrick ......... ........

6 BROUGHTON, Greg ......... ........

7 FYFE, Nathan ......... ........

8 SUBAN, Nick ......... ........

9 MCPHEE, Adam ......... ........

10 LOWER, Nick ......... ........

11 SHERIDAN, Tom ......... ........

12 GRIFFIN, Jonathon ......... ........

13 MZUNGU, Tendai ......... ........

14 GROVER, Antoni ......... ........

15 CROWLEY, Ryan ......... ........

16 MUNDY, David ......... ........

17 CROZIER, Hayden ......... ........

18 MCPHARLIN, Luke ......... ........

19 FORSTER, Alex ......... ........

20 MICHIE , Viv ......... ........

21 BARLOW, Michael ......... ........

22 ANTHONY, Jack ......... ........

23 MAYNE, Chris ......... ........

24 ROBERTON, Dylan ......... ........

25 MELLINGTON , Josh ......... ........

26 BRADLEY, Kepler ......... ........

27 NEALE, Lachie ......... ........

28 FAULKS, Peter ......... ........

29 PAVLICH, Matthew ......... ........

30 CLARKE, Zac ......... ........

31 SANDILANDS, Aaron ......... ........

32 HILL, Stephen ......... ........

33 SUTCLIFFE, Cameron ......... ........

34 SPURR, Lee # ......... ........

35 SCHLOITHE, Haiden # ......... ........

36 SILVAGNI, Alex ......... ........

37 JOHNSON, Michael ......... ........

38 WALTERS, Michael ......... ........

39 MENEGOLA, Sam # ......... ........

40 DE BOER, Matt ......... ........

41 DUFFIELD, Paul ......... ........

42 ROBERTS, Gavin # ......... ........

43 WILSON-KING, Jordan # ......... ........

44 CRICHTON, Jesse ......... ........

46 PEARCE, Clancee # ......... ........

47 VAN BERLO, Jay ......... ........

# rookie

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COUNTRY FOOTBALL

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Boulder opens season with a win

GOLDFIELDSBOULDER has opened the 2012 Goldfi elds Football League with a 14-point win over Mines-Rovers in a mid-week clash at Digger Daws Oval.

Former West Coast player Adam Hunter proved he will be a boom recruit, bagging four majors for his new club while Luke Nugent was in good form for the Mines-Rovers with five goals.

Railways showed good early season form handing out a 38-point win against Kalgoorlie at Sir Richard Moore Oval in the second mid-week fixture. Railways were well-served by Brodie Johnson (three goals), Ryan Booy and Rhett Foster while Jake Conti and Ben Webb battled hard for the losers.

Boulder 19.14 (128) d Mines-Rovers 17.12 (114)Boulder goals: Adam Hunter, Tim Champion 4; Henry Papertalk 3; Chayne George, Matt Wellstead 2; Neil Champion , Nathan Hook , Jason Rowe , James Murray. Mines goals: Luke Nugent 5; Lindsay Lawler 3; Dylan Trott 2; Andrew Thompson , Luke Reschke , Blake Anderson , Marc Johnstone , Jed Grantham , Trent Moon , Luke Needham.

Railways 12.11 (83) d Kalgoorlie 6.9 (45)Railways goals: Brodie Johnson 3; Alec Oliver, Cory Townder, David Whait 2; Ryan Booy , Norman Stubbs , Ryan Stubbs. Best: Brodie Johnson, Ryan Booy, Rhett Foster, James Warren, Cory Townder, Clint Brunnenmeyer, Alec Oliver. Kalgoorlie goals: Gerald Brown, Alex Stewart 2; Ben Webb, Jake Lalich. Best: Jake Conti, Ben Webb, David Clarke, Matt Farac, Alex Stewart.

LOWER SOUTH WEST:One of the big highlights of the 2012 season will be when the Lower South West Football League hosts a WAFL fi xture between East Perth and Swan Districts at Imperials Oval on May 5.

League secretary Michelle Brough said preparations were well in hand and they are looking at having a big day in Manjimup.

In other LSWFL news, Kojonup Cougars have appointed Jarrod Chipperfield as their 2012 coach. Chipperfield brings a wealth of experince at WAFL level and more recently in the NTFL. On the recruiting front Chipperfield has a number of players from Katanning and from the NTFL joining the club this season.

After a successful 2011 season when they won both league and reserves, Pemberton Southerners have lost a number of players with Jamie Collins, James Sebire, Scott Roche, David Roche (Carey Park), Dean Decampo (Collie) and Jahael Beaton (Donnybrook) all moving on. New coach Tim Lyster will provide opportunities for promising colts players and develop juniors.

Manjimup side Imperials will open its 2012 season with a clash with Deanmill in the Todd/Cooper Cup on April 14. They have been active in their recruiting with former South Bunbury players Keede Phillips, Dane Johns and Tyson Lee joining the club while Chris Franklin has left the club and joined East Perth. Deanmill will be coached by David Fall and will rely on a number of promising juniors in its quest for the 2012 flag.

Manjimup Tigers have lost 13 players from last season’s grand final side with the majority joining the Peel Football League. League

coach Ray Masters will be hoping they can put up a good show against Southerners in the opening round, a night fixture at Rae Park against Southerners on March 14.

Boyup Brook will host Bridgetown in the final match of the round with new Bridgetown Bulldogs coach Clint Hewson hoping for an improvement on last season’s disappointing effort with an upset win. The Bulldogs have actively been recruiting with SWFL players Ben Sarsfield and Rick Henderson joining the club. Boyup Brook look to have retained most of their 2012 squad under coach Scott Tweedie who is in his second year and will look to improve on the 2011 effort.

EAST KIMBERLEYRound 1:

Wirrimanu Tigers 12.7 (79) d Kundat Djaru Cats 7.12 (54)

Ord River Magpies 10.14 (74) d Kununurra Demons 4.8 (32)

Waringarri Crows 15.16 (106) d Timber Creek Lions 10.9 (69)

Warmun Eagles 13.8 (86) d Port Wyndham Crocs 11.7 (73)

Halls Creel Hawks 9.12 (66) d Kururrungku Roos 4.6 (30)

SEASON OPENERThis weekend a number of country leagues will play their opening round fixtures;

April 14-15 - Avon, Central Midlands Coastal, Central Wheatbelt, Fortescue National, Great Northern, Hills FA, Lower South West, Mortlock, North Midlands, North Pilbara, Onshore Cup, Upper Great Southern.

April 21-22 - Eastern Districts, Esperance & Districts, South West

April 28-29 - Great Southern

Information supplied by Trevor Kelly from WA Footy Forum

COMMUNITY FOOTBALL

Tough first encounter in season-opener

by Dylan Mellon

THE fi rst round of the WA Amateur Football League season kicks off this weekend with Mt Lawley looking to get their campaign off to a good start against North Beach in the fi rst match of the season.

After losing last years’ grand final to University, Mt Lawley travel to Chas Riley Reserve to take on North Beach, a formidable task but one that Mt Lawley President Gary Formica said the team was looking forward to.

“Having North Beach away first up is always a tough assignment but it’s a blessing in disguise,” he said.

“You know where you’re at with a tough first-up encounter, there will be no ifs, buts or maybes.”

The two teams played twice in 2011, in Rounds 5 and 14, with Mt Lawley getting the points on both occasions.

It’s a new look Mt Lawley in 2012 however, with the Hawks losing a number of A Grade players from last year, including 2011 C.J Jamieson Medalist Clinton Gribble.

Formica said that although the side lost those players they had picked up a number of recruits.

“We picked up a couple of young guys,” he said.

“We lost a few bigger blokes and picked up smaller, quicker guys.

“Considering last year we got done by a mosquito fleet it’s probably not a bad thing.”

Despite losing a number of regular players, Formica says the club is still aiming to go one better than last years’ second place finish.

“We’re always going to be aiming for a flag, that’s what you play for,” he said.

“Nothing’s changed in that regard.”

Mt Lawley has a new look off the field as well, with the club revamping its reserves coaching panel.

“We’ve got a good league coach and a very strong reserves coaching panel as well this year, Formica said.

North Beach will also be looking to return to the top after their run of seven consecutive premierships came to an end last season.

The long-time champs played in 10 grand finals in a row, winning nine, but lost to eventual premiers University in the second semi-final last year.

They will be determined to win the Round 1 clash at home with two consecutive away games at North Fremantle and Maddington to follow.

The A Grade match kicks off at 2.30pm following the reserves at 12.35pm and colts at 10.45am.

“Considering last year we got done by a mosquito fleet it’s

probably not a bad thing.” Gary Formica.

// Shane Beros coaching in the 2011 A Grade grand fi nal

// Mt Lawley celebrating a goal in the 2011 A Grade grand fi nal

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CLAREMONT• Next home game is Saturday, April 21 when the

Tigers take on Swan Districts.• Don’t forget to get your 2012 club membership.

There is a category to suit every fan including our new Junior Community Club Membership. Check the website for details www.claremontfc.com.au

• We ask members to now wear their membership cards and lanyard provided to so you can take advantage of discounts at the bar on home games.

• The popular Entertainment Books will be available in May but you can order before they sell out.

• If you would like to receive the weekly newsletter email your details to [email protected];

• CFC PLAYERS are again hosting the very popular Ladies Night – Saturday, May 5 in the Members Lounge at Claremont from 7.30pm- midnight – tickets $15 and available at the club office or through any of the players.

• If you have any enquiries regarding any of the above contact the club office on 9384 9200.

EAST FREMANTLE• Hall of Fame – June 2. Tickets are $125 includes

3-course meal and drinks. Bookings essential by calling the club on 9339 5533 or email [email protected]

• After match award presentations after Subiaco league match on Friday, April 13 at the Paddington Alehouse, 141 Scarborough Beach Road, Mt Hawthorn.

• Next Home Games: Saturday, April 21 v East Perth. President’s function in the Legends’ Lounge – finger food and afternoon tea are served for $65 per person.

• Saturday, April 28 v South Fremantle. President’s function in Main Social Hall for sit down lunch at a cost of $70 per person. Bookings essential by calling the club Tuesday prior to the game by calling the club or emailing [email protected]

• MNDWA Awareness Week – May 6-12. Walk to D’Feet MND, Sunday May 6; MNDWA Quiz Night at EFFC on Wednesday, May 9. For more info contact MNDWA on 9346 7355.

• Thanks to Chase Bar & Bistro in Baldivis for their hospitality after the Peel game.

• Happy Birthday to the following members this week: Michael

Andrews, Merv Cowan, Richard Lewis, Arthur Millard, Chris Lewis, Brian Potter, Ronice Craven, Brian Peake, Paul Booth, Wayne Simpson and Vince Pensabene.

• Tune into the Sharks Circle on 91.3FM every Thursday at 7pm for news from around the club.

EAST PERTH• The 2012 Sponsor-a-Player initiative is filling up fast.

Get in quick to secure your favourite player. Please contact the club on 9443 2259 for further details.

• East Perth Golf Day is on Tuesday, April 17 at Burswood Park Golf Course.

• The East Perth Function Room is the ideal place for your next seminar or business meeting. The bar is also available to liven up any quiz night or selected birthday. With food and drink packages available through our caterers and discounts for members the choice is simple. Contact Daniel Waldon at the club to book or for more info.

• Classic Rock outfit, The Good Things, are playing a fundraiser at the East Perth Football Club on Saturday, April 14 with all proceeds going towards football development in the East Perth District. Featuring ex-6PR talkshow host Simon Beaumont on lead vocals and District Chair, Jo Del Prete on saxophone. Entry is $15 (kids free) with raffles and prizes throughout the night. For more info and bookings please contact Ken McCallum, [email protected] or 0419 846 735.

PEEL• Combine Day with Troy Cook at Bendigo Bank

Stadium on April 16 for 13-15 year-olds. Includes leadership session, tuition from club captain Brendon Jones, skills evaluation report and shirt.

• Support the Sponsor a player program to assist with Player Health Cover Costs. Only $200 per player and a player head shot will be displayed in the Members bar along with your name.

• Sponsor a Game Day Player Award, contact Paula Barnden. • Corporate Club Luncheon Friday, May 11. • Saturday, April 21 Peel v South Fremantle for the Gary Holland

Cup. First time the cup will be decided at Bendigo Bank Stadium! Kennard Hire Sponsors of the day!

• Casino Royale Ball Saturday, June 9 with Daren Reid and the Soul City Groove.

PERTH• Enjoy an early mother’s day celebration with Perth

on Saturday, May 5. Ladies can enjoy a free glass of champagne at half time in the main hall. Contact the club for more info on 9362 4499.

• Not receiving updates on our club or invites to events? Contact the club to ensure that we have your correct details on 9362 4499 or [email protected].

• “Unleash Your Inner Demon” and become a Perth member today. To renew your membership, or become a new member, visit the membership office just inside the Goddard Street main entrance or contact Kerrie-Ann or Adriana at the club on 9362 4499 for more information.

• Check out all the Perth Demons merchandise online (www.perthdemons.com.au), or at the merchandise shop next to the canteen.

• The Perth Function Centre is an affordable and convenient venue for your next seminar, corporate function, birthday party, fundraiser or wind up – contact Paul Fox at the Perth Football Club on 9362 4499 to book your event now!

SOUTH FREMANTLE• Saturday, May 8, clash between SFFC & WPFC at

Fremantle Oval, bouncedown at 2.10pm• Reserves 11.40am, colts 9.10am • Home Game President’s Luncheons book for $70,

bring along your mates and have a an enjoyable day at the footy, full buffet lunch, drink service, afternoon tea and VIP Parking call Jess at the club on 9335 1555 for further info.

• Memberships for 2012 available from match day office, on game days and club office during office hours Monday-Friday 9am- 5pm.

• The City of Cockburn, City of Fremantle and South Fremantle District Football Development Council are holding their Champion Super Club Workshop on April 23 at Hilton Community Centre. Keynote speaker is Bulldogs league coach Paul Hasleby. There will then be three break-out sessions designed to help club volunteers and

administrators in building great club structure and best practice. Open to all sport and recreation clubs in the South Fremantle District (max of six attendees per club). Places limited, please RSVP or direct enquiries to Erin Stinton on 9411 3676.

• The South Fremantle District will be running its annual Youth Drills and Skills night on April 19. Receive expert coaching tips from Paul Hasleby, Tony Walters and more. Open to all District players aged 11-17 who are registered at a club within the South’s District. Places are limited to the first 100 registrations – please call the Development Office on 9335 5589 for enquiries.

SUBIACO• It is Student Night presented by Student Edge as

the Lions take on East Fremantle in R5 at Medibank Stadium on Friday, April 13. Bouncedown 6.45pm.

• The Lions will be commemorating ANZAC Day in the R7 clash against East Perth on Saturday, April 28. Includes pre-game match and other activities to recognise Australia’s servicemen and women.

• Subiaco will be out for revenge in a R8 grand final re-match against Claremont. It will be the second ‘Bark in the Park’ so bring your dogs and the Lions will also be honoring their life members.

• Skipper Aidan Parker is approaching his 200-game milestone, currently sitting on 194 matches.

• Join the Lions on Social Media - ‘Like’ the Lions on facebook www.facebook.com/SubiLions and follow us on twitter @subiacolions

• Keep up to date with all of the goings on at the club by visiting the website www.subiacofc.com.au . Read all of the latest articles and watch all of SUBI TV’s features.

SWAN DISTRICTS• Are you a member yet of the Mighty Swan Districts

Football Club? Now available online to purchase at www.swandistrictsfc.com.au We need your support and you can also easily sign up over the phone, just call 9279 8700 or come to reception.

• Next home game is Saturday, April 28 against Perth.• Limited ground signage opportunities available at Steel Blue Oval,

speak to Tom on 9279 8700.• Stay up to date with all Swan Districts news, visit www.

swandistrictsfc.com.au like us on facebook and follow us on Twitter #goblackducks

• Last chance to register for the April School Holiday Clinic. $60 per child and you get an Ultimate Swannies Showbag, lunch and coaching by the Swan Districts players! If you’re a Junior Swan Member you get 20% off! Call Chelsea on 9279 8700 or email [email protected]

• Swan Districts Function Centre has a range of options to help you celebrate those key events in your life. Enquire now for more information about the rooms available by calling 9279 8700.

• Swansmen Auction on Saturday, August 11; 30th Anniversary Reunion for our 1982 Premiership on Saturday, August 25 and our annual Swan Medal night on Friday, October 5.

WEST PERTH• Reserves & League presentations will be held in

the Premiers Suite at Arena Joondalup from 6pm. • West Perth’s Banquet Auction is on Saturday,

August 2 at the Stirling Adriatic Centre. We are seeking donations, to donate, please contact Jessy on 08 9300 3611.

• We will kick off our Foxtel Cup campaign against the Ainslie Football Club next Saturday, April 21 at the Blacktown International Sports Park in Sydney. Contact Motive Travel on 08 9322 2666 for travel packages. Game will be broadcast live on Foxtel from 9am WST.

• Help us get 1,000 likes on Facebook! Go to: www.facebook.com/westperthfootballclub

• Our hearts beat true. Does yours? To sign up as a 2012 member or purchase any merchandise.

• Book now for any of our President’s Luncheons at our home games - $70 includes lunch, beverages, afternoon tea, seating, VIP parking and entry. Contact Brittany.

• April School Holiday Clinic – Wednesday, April 18 8.30am-12:30pm. Includes a WPFC jumper. Contact Scott Minchin for more information on 08 9300 3611.

• Footy for Mums! West Perth runs a free six-week Mum’s footy clinic on Monday evenings from Monday, April 30. Contact Megan O’Mara on 08 9300 3611 for more info.

Can You Help?Research on a comprehensive database covering every past WAFL league player continues and assistance is sought to establish full particulars on a number of players active since 1970.

League players for whom contact details are missing include:

Cameron Bennell (Swan Districts 1999, 7 games) – ex Boyanup Capel Dardanup

Anthony Clatworthy (West Perth 1991, 2 games)

Kelvin Jones (Perth 1981, 2 games) – ex Dowerin

Charles Lane (Claremont 1969-1970, 30 games)

Leith Painter (West Perth 1992-93, 29 games, 4 goals)

Michael Williams (Subiaco 1991, 1 game)

Any information that could help establish contact with or lead to full particulars on these players would be welcomed by WAFL historian Greg Wardell-Johnson ([email protected]) or Judy Chalmers (9381 5599) at the WA Football Commission.

STATS

Leading stats for season 2012After Round 4

DISPOSALS

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Luke BLACKWELL Claremont 4 30 v WP, R4 98

2 Ryan COOK South Frem 3 26 v SD, R4 96

3 Ross YOUNG Perth 4 22 v EP, R4 96

4 Patrick TRAVERS Peel 3 34 v EF, R4 93

5 Mark HUTCHINGS West Perth 4 22 v Cl, R4 92

6 Kane MITCHELL Claremont 4 30 v WP, R4 91

7 Matthew TEDESCO Perth 4 21 v EP, R4 90

8 Toby BAIRSTOW South Frem 3 29 v SD, R4 84

9 Kris MILLER South Frem 3 29 v SD, R4 84

10 Aaron ELARI Perth 4 21 v EP, R4 83

KICKS


1 Ross YOUNG Perth 4 14 v EP, R4 67




5 Byron SCHAMMER Claremont 4 19 v WP, R4 58


7 Ian RICHARDSON Claremont 4 17 v WP, R4 57

8 Paul MEDHURST Claremont 4 12 v WP, R4 56

9 Alistair SMITH Perth 4 16 v EP, R4 56


HANDBALLS





4 Toby BAIRSTOW South Frem 3 16 v SD, R4 41

5 Kris MILLER South Frem 3 12 v SD, R4 41


7 Craig WULFF East Perth 3 12 v Pth, R4 36

8 Jake MURPHY Claremont 4 10 v WP, R4 35

9 Aaron SWEET East Perth 3 14 v Pth, R4 34


MARKS


1 Dion FLEAY West Perth 4 5 v Cl, R4 29

2 Paul MEDHURST Claremont 4 3 v WP, R4 28


4 Dylan ROBERTON East Perth 3 2 v Pth, R4 28


6 Paul BEVAN Perth 4 5 v EP, R4 26

7 Freddie CLUTTERBUCK East Perth 3 7 v Pth, R4 25

8 Joel RICE West Perth 4 8 v Cl, R4 24



FREES FOR


1 Jake MURPHY Claremont 4 6 v WP, R4 13

2 Anthony TSALIKIS West Perth 4 1 v Cl, R4 11

3 Garry MOSS East Perth 3 4 v Pth, R4 9


5 Ian RICHARDSON Claremont 4 3 v WP, R4 7


7 Rhys WATERS Subiaco 3 4 v SF, R3 7

8 Dion FLEAY West Perth 4 1 v Cl, R4 7

9 Callum SINCLAIR Subiaco 3 3 v SF, R3 7

10 Kristin THORNTON Peel 3 3 v EF, R4 7

FREES AGAINST



2 Mitchell ANDREWS Claremont 4 2 v WP, R4 7

3 Jordan JONES West Perth 3 2 v EP, R3 7

4 Llane SPAANDERMAN Perth 4 3 v EP, R4 7

5 Reece BLECHYNDEN Subiaco 3 2 v SF, R3 7

6 Joshua SMITH East Perth 3 2 v Pth, R4 7


8 James THOMSON Claremont 4 2 v WP, R4 6


10 Chris BILLINGS Perth 4 3 v EP, R4 6

HIT OUTS


1 Llane SPAANDERMAN Perth 4 10 v EP, R4 96

2 Mitchell ANDREWS Claremont 4 31 v WP, R4 96

3 Damian HAYWARD South Frem 3 21 v SD, R4 95

4 Chris KEUNEN West Perth 4 21 v Cl, R4 76

5 Wes LAMMIE Swan Dist 2 42 v SF, R4 75

6 Scott DOUGLAS Subiaco 2 34 v Peel, R2 65

7 Paul JOHNSON East Perth 3 21 v Pth, R4 65

8 Jonathon GRIFFIN East Frem 2 18 v Peel, R4 41

9 Tim MARTIN East Perth 3 9 v Pth, R4 40

10 Christian POCKLINGTON Subiaco 1 34 v SF, R3 34

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FOXTEL CUP32

MATCH 1Saturday, March 31Morningside 12.10 (82) d Launceston7.7 (49)

MATCH 2Saturday, April 7Port Adelaide Magpies ..................2.3 3.4 4.7 7.9 (51)Subiaco ...........................................1.2 4.3 5.5 5.6 (36) GOALS: PORT -- Cockshell, Ebert, Gray, Grove, Harder, Hoskin, Kirkwood. SUB -- Chambers 3; Bloxsidge, Broadhurst. BEST: PORT -- Ebert, Kirkwood, Stanley, Biasci, Hoskin, Meiklejohn. SUB - Parker, Bristow, Mahoney, Kerr, Chambers, Phelan.

MATCH 3Saturday, April 14Werribee v Burnie, Etihad Stadium (tbc)/Aurora Stadium, 11.05am ESTBroadcast 11am-1pm ESTCurtain-raiser to Western Bulldogs v St Kilda

MATCH 4Saturday, April 21Ainslie v West Perth, Blacktown International Sports Park, 11.05am ESTBroadcast 11am-1pm EST

MATCH 5Saturday, April 28Claremont v West Adelaide, Patersons Stadium, 12.05pm WSTBroadcast 2-4pm EST

MATCH 6Saturday, May 5Sydney Hills Eagles v Mt Gravatt, SCG, 11.05am ESTBroadcast 11am-1pm ESTCurtain-raiser to Sydney Swans v Adelaide

MATCH 7Saturday, May 12Williamstown v South Adelaide, MCG, 11.05am ESTBroadcast 11am-1pm ESTCurtain-raiser to Richmond v Sydney

MATCH 8Saturday, May 19NT Thunder v Port Melbourne, TIO Stadium, 10.35 CSTBroadcast 11am-1pm ESTCurtain-raiser to Western Bulldogs v Gold Coast

QUARTER FINAL 1Saturday, June 2 JuneWinner Match 1 v Winner Match 2, All TBC

QUARTER FINAL 2Saturday, June 9Winner Match 3 v Winner Match 4, All TBC



SEMI-FINAL 1Saturday, July 7Winner Match QF1 v Winner Match QF2, All TBC

SEMI-FINAL 2Saturday, July 14Winner Match QF3 v Winner Match QF4, All TBC

GRAND FINALSaturday, August 4Winner Match SF1 v Winner Match SF2, All TBC

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LADDERS & RESULTS

LEAGUETeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsSUBIACO 3 3 0 0 329 252 130.56 12CLAREMONT 4 3 1 0 395 338 116.86 12SWAN DISTRICTS 2 2 0 0 249 190 131.05 8EAST FREMANTLE 2 2 0 0 233 179 130.17 8East Perth 3 1 2 0 272 257 105.84 4South Fremantle 3 1 2 0 332 355 93.52 4Perth 4 1 3 0 331 403 82.13 4West Perth 4 1 3 0 296 393 75.32 4Peel Thunder 3 0 3 0 256 326 78.53 0

RESERVESTeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsPERTH 4 3 1 0 368 320 115 12SWAN DISTRICTS 2 2 0 0 203 95 213.68 8PEEL THUNDER 3 2 1 0 305 177 172.32 8EAST FREMANTLE 2 2 0 0 221 180 122.78 8Claremont 4 2 2 0 383 380 100.79 8East Perth 3 1 2 0 277 270 102.59 4South Fremantle 3 1 2 0 222 242 91.74 4Subiaco 3 1 2 0 142 256 55.47 4West Perth 4 0 4 0 202 403 50.12 0

COLTSTeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsSOUTH FREMANTLE 3 3 0 0 340 161 211.18 12EAST PERTH 3 3 0 0 252 213 118.31 12EAST FREMANTLE 2 2 0 0 175 136 128.68 8CLAREMONT 4 2 2 0 352 295 119.32 8West Perth 4 2 2 0 339 310 109.35 8Peel Thunder 3 1 2 0 238 215 110.70 4Perth 4 1 3 0 285 443 64.33 4Subiaco 3 0 3 0 171 286 59.79 0Swan Districts 2 0 2 0 117 210 55.71 0

WAFL 2012 Ladders

AFLTEAM P W D L For Agst PC PtsWEST COAST 2 2 0 0 302 145 208.28 8CARLTON 2 2 0 0 279 144 193.75 8ADELAIDE 2 2 0 0 219 132 165.91 8SYDNEY SWANS 2 2 0 0 194 118 164.41 8ESSENDON 2 2 0 0 215 188 114.36 8NORTH MELBOURNE 2 1 1 0 285 158 180.38 4ST KILDA 2 1 1 0 224 136 164.71 4HAWTHORN 2 1 1 0 227 207 109.66 4Collingwood 2 1 1 0 200 201 99.5 4Geelong Cats 2 1 1 0 193 195 98.97 4Fremantle 2 1 1 0 186 195 95.38 4Port Adelaide 2 1 1 0 175 196 89.29 4Brisbane Lions 2 1 1 0 182 232 78.45 4Western Bulldogs 2 0 2 0 151 218 69.27 0Richmond 2 0 2 0 145 210 69.05 0Melbourne 2 0 2 0 136 285 47.72 0Gold Coast 2 0 2 0 115 276 41.67 0GWS 2 0 2 0 91 283 32.16 0

AFL 2012

Round 4, 2012LEAGUE

East Perth .............................................. 4.3 6.5 10.8 14.11 (95) Perth ...................................................... 3.4 4.6 7.7 10.8 (68) GOALS: EP -- Smith 6; Swan 2; Johnson, Seal, Moss, Mansfield, Prior, Crozier. PTH - McInnes 3; Davis 2; Eyres, B. Noakes, Young, Florio, Leeson. BEST: EP -- Johnson, Smith, Kommer, Payne, Clutterbuck, Anderson, Mansfield, Sweet. PTH: B.Noakes, Florio, Jacobs, Smith, Elari.UMPIRES: McPhee, Statham, Parry. CROWD: About 4000 at Medibank Stadium.

East Fremantle ...................................... 6.5 9.13 14.17 15.21 (111) Peel ........................................................ 4.2 5.6 9.11 13.13 (91)GOALS: EF - B.O’Brien 4; Dalziell, Griffin, Duffy 2; Perham, Gabriel, Monaco, Stevens, Menegola. PEEL -- Battye 4; K. Thornton, Holmes, Orzel 2; Jones, Lycett, Hancock. BEST: EF – Dalziell, McGough, B.O’Brien, Weller, Brennan, Duffy. PEEL - Travers, Jones, K.Thornton, Battye, Morabito, Faulks. UMPIRES: O’Neill, Adams, Wardman. CROWD: About 1700 at Bendigo Bank Stadium.

Claremont .............................................. 5.5 9.7 13.10 15.13 (103)West Perth ............................................. 0.0 3.1 5.2 9.4 (58)GOALS: CL - Richardson, Neates 4; Jones 2; Schammer, Murphy, Stevenson, McGinnity, Medhurst. WP -- Pettigrew 2; Tsalikis, Guadagnin, Barden, Fowler, Keunen, Rice, Manning. BEST: CL - Andrews, Neates, Blackwell, Schammer, Swift, Murphy. WP – Hutchings, Fleay, Salecic, Van Berlo, Hunt, Rice.UMPIRES: Worobec, Martin, R.McCaw. CROWD: 2212 at Claremont Oval.

Swan Districts ....................................... 4.8 6.14 13.16 17.20 (122)South Fremantle ................................... 3.3 6.7 12.7 15.9 (99)GOALS: SD -- Newman, Motlop, Jukes, Garlett, Walters, Davis 2; Notte, Jetta, Geappen, Neale, Riggio. SF -- Mugambwa 5; Palumbo, Woods 2; Tighe, Saunders, Winter, Bewick, Miller, Cook. BEST: SD – Newman, Roberts, Jukes, Geappen, Jetta, Simpson. SF – Miller, Muganbwa, Winter, Palumbo, Cook, Bairstow. UMPIRES: Keating, P.McCaw, Orr. CROWD: About 3000 at Steel Blue Oval.

RESERVESPerth 15.13 (103) d East Perth 11.10 (76)

GOALS: PTH - Edwards 4; T. Noakes, Donovan 2; Richardson, Young, Murray, Manuel, Smith, Ransted, Stuart. EP -- Kelly 2; McHenry, Macaulay, Wityk, Kyanga, Wilson, Howlett, Monteath, Saylor, Locantro. BEST: PTH -- Smith, Donovan, Hunt, Edwards. EP -- Macaulay, Grover, Monteath, Payne.

East Fremantle 14.10 (94) d Peel Thunder 14.6 (90) GOALS: EF - Depane 4; Waight, Bayliss, Leslie 2; Viney, Cooper, Henson, Symonds. PEEL – Herring 4; Brown 3; A.Thornton, J. O’Driscoll 2; Padwick, Geary, Beasley. BEST: EF – Tropiano, Henson, Depane, Fasolo, Yeo. PEEL -- Herring, Brown, Meyers, Luff.

Claremont 19.15 (129) d West Perth 5.11 (41)GOALS: CL - Bradshaw 4; Aitken 3; Gilligan, Willett, Hamp, Knott 2; Gillespie, Taylor, Christinelli, Fong. WP – Stockley, Elisseou, Tindall, Shannon, Brown. BEST: CL -- Gillespie, Gilligan, Cronin, Hamp, Fong, Franz. WP -- Shannon, Crisp, Nelson.

Swan Districts 13.13 (91) d South Fremantle 8.9 (57)GOALS: SD -- Smith 4; Riddoch 3; Jetta, Gray 2; Blakely, Kohlmann. SF -- Sgherza 4; Woods, Thompson, Wilson, Harvey. BEST: SD -- Blakely, Broad, Upton, Smith, Van Groningen. SF -- Olivieri, Martinez, Harvey, Woods, Sgherza.

COLTSEast Perth 14.8 (92) d Perth 9.7 (61)

GOALS: EP -- Ruggiero 5; Ramsay 3; McKenzie, Ims 2; Warrell, Arbon. PTH -- Moreno 2; Kalajzic, Anile, Jones, Hayden, Robinson, Hart, Dow. BEST: EP -- Chatley, Thomas, Ruggiero, McKenzie, Ramsay. PTH -- Hart, Dow, Robinson, Anile, Riiel.

East Fremantle 10.11 (71) d Peel Thunder 10.10 (70) GOALS: EF - Paparone 6; Bowey, Stokes, Anthony, Howson. PEEL – Bell 4; Rubery 2; Collard, Anzellino, Baker, Wythes. BEST: EF – Paparone, Green, Marsh, Stokes, Wallis. PEEL – McIntosh, Bell, Morris, Anzellino, Rubery.

Claremont 11.5 (71) d West Perth 9.9 (63)GOALS: CL - McGovern 3; O’Hara 2; Gajewski, Hogan, Taylor, Cameron, Leo, Malone. WP -- Shadbolt 4; Johnson 3; Regan, Rhode. BEST: CL -- Hogan, Martin, McGovern, Curtin, Whitehead. WP -- Shadbolt, Lynch, Johnson, Rodda.

South Fremantle 13.10 (88) d Swan Districts 4.10 (34)GOALS: SF - Kelly Jnr, Lynch 2; Collard, Carter, Reidy-Crofts, Lowrie Rodda, D’Vauz, Kyle, Ventris, Verrier, Hamilton.SD -- Van Vugt, Lee, Lawler, Smith. BEST: SF – unavailable. SD -- Tanner, Millar, Manton, Olliver, Caratozzolo.

West Coast ............................................. 4.3 11.8 19.14 25.16 (166)Melbourne ............................................. 1.1 4.2 6.2 9.4 (58)GOALS: WC -- Darling, Lynch 4; Hams, S. Selwood, Hill 3; Waters 2; Kerr, Shuey, Gaff, Kennedy, Naitanui, A.Selwood. MELB -- Clark 5; Jones, Dunn 2. BEST: WC -- S.Selwood, Priddis, Gaff, Hurn, Masten, Hams. MELB -- Clark, Magner, Jones, Frawley, McDonald.UMPIRES: Farmer, Leppard, Fila. CROWD: 35,674 at Patersons Stadium.Sydney ................................................... 4.4 9.7 11.9 14.10 (94)Fremantle .............................................. 2.2 3.3 9.4 12.9 (81)GOALS: SYD -- Reid, Jetta 3; Goodes 2; McVeigh, O’Keefe, Rohan, Malceski, Roberts-Thomson, McGlynn. FREM -- Mayne 4; Crowley 2; Anthony, Sandilands, Pearce, Mzungu, Bradley, Johnson. BEST: SYD -- Kennedy, Johnson, Jetta, Malceski, Reid. FREM -- Sandilands, Fyfe, Mzungu, Johnson, Crowley, Barlow.UMPIRES: Nicholls, Jennings, Mollison. CROWD: 22,242 at SCG.

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FIXTURES34

ROUND 1 Saturday, 17 March 2012Subiaco 13.7 (85) d West Perth 8.13 (61)Sunday, 18 March 2012Perth 8.11(59) lost to Claremont 15.11 (101)Bye East Frem, South Frem, East Perth, Swan Districts, Peel Thunder

ROUND 2 Saturday, 24 March 2012Claremont 16.7 (103) d East Perth15.9 (99)West Perth 14.7 (91) lost to Swan Districts 19.13 (127)Peel Thunder 13.8 (86) lost to Subiaco 19.17 (131)South Frem 19.14 (128) d Perth 19.6 (120)Bye East Frem

ROUND 3 Friday, 30 March 2012South Frem 15.15 (105) lost to Subiaco 18.5 (113)Saturday, 31 March 2012East Perth 11.12 (78) lost to West Perth13.8 (86)East Frem 19.8 (122) d Claremont 13.10 (88)Perth 12.12 (84) d Peel Thunder 12.7 (79)Bye Swan Districts

ROUND 4 EASTER WEEKENDFriday, 6 April 2012East Perth 14.11 (95) d Perth 10.8 (68)Saturday, 7 April 2012Peel Thunder 13.13 (91) lost to East Frem 15.21 (111)Monday, 9 April 2012Swan Districts 17.20 (122) d South Frem 15.9 (99)Claremont 15.13 (103) d West Perth 9.4 (58)Bye Subiaco

ROUND 5 Friday, 13 April 20126:45pm Subiaco v East Frem, Medibank StadiumSaturday, 14 April 20122:10pm Swan Districts v Peel Thunder, Steel Blue OvalSunday, 15 April 20122:10pm South Frem v Claremont, Frem Oval2:10pm West Perth v Perth, Arena JoondalupBye East Perth

ROUND 6 Saturday, 21 April 20122:10pm East Frem v East Perth, East Frem Oval2:10pm Peel Thunder v South Frem, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm Perth v Subiaco, Brownes Stadium2:10pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont OvalBye West Perth

ROUND 7 ANZAC DAY WEEKENDSaturday, 28 April 20122:10pm Swan Districts v Perth, Steel Blue Oval2:10pm West Perth v Peel Thunder, Arena Joondalup2:10pm East Frem v South Frem, East Frem Oval4:30pm Subiaco v East Perth, Medibank StadiumBye Claremont

ROUND 8 Saturday, 5 May 20122:10pm East Perth v Swan Districts, CSES Game, Manjimup2:10pm Perth v East Frem, Brownes Stadium2:10pm South Frem v West Perth, Frem Oval2:10pm Subiaco v Claremont, Medibank StadiumBye Peel Thunder

ROUND 9 Saturday, 12 May 20122:10pm Swan Districts v Subiaco, Steel Blue Oval2:10pm East Perth v South Frem, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Peel Thunder v Claremont, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm West Perth v East Frem, Arena JoondalupBye Perth

ROUND 10 Saturday, 19 May 20122:10pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup2:10pm Peel Thunder v East Perth, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm Claremont v Perth, Claremont Oval2:10pm East Frem v Swan Districts, East Frem OvalBye South Frem

STATE GAMESaturday, 26 May 2012SA v WA, Adelaide

ROUND 11 FOUNDATION DAY WEEKENDSaturday, 2 June 20122:10pm Claremont v Peel Thunder, Claremont OvalSunday, 3 June 20122:10pm Perth v Swan Districts, Brownes StadiumMonday, 4 June 20122:10pm South Frem v East Frem, Frem Oval2:10pm West Perth v East Perth, Arena JoondalupBye Subiaco

ROUND 12 Saturday, 9 June 20122:10pm East Frem v Peel Thunder, East Frem Oval2:10pm Subiaco v Perth, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Swan Districts v South Frem, Steel Blue OvalSunday, 10 June 20122:10pm East Perth v Claremont, Medibank StadiumBye West Perth

ROUND 13 Saturday, 16 June 20122:10pm Peel Thunder v Swan Districts, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm East Frem v Subiaco, East Frem Oval2:10pm South Frem v East Perth, Frem Oval2:10pm Perth v West Perth, Brownes StadiumBye Claremont

ROUND 14 Saturday, 23 June 20122:10pm Swan Districts v East Perth, Steel Blue Oval2:10pm West Perth v East Frem, CSES Game - Kalannie2:10pm Subiaco v Claremont, Medibank StadiumSunday, 24 June 20122:10pm South Frem v Peel Thunder, Frem OvalBye Perth

ROUND 15 NAIDOC WEEKSaturday, 30 June 20122:10pm Swan Districts v West Perth, Steel Blue Oval2:10pm East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank StadiumSunday, 1 July 20122:10pm East Frem v Perth, East Frem Oval2:10pm Claremont v South Frem, Claremont OvalBye Peel Thunder

ROUND 16 Saturday, 7 July 20122:10pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont Oval2:10pm Perth v South Frem, Brownes Stadium2:10pm East Perth v Peel Thunder, Medibank StadiumBye Subiaco, East Frem, West Perth

ROUND 17 Saturday, 14 July 20122:10pm East Frem v East Perth, East Frem Oval2:10pm Subiaco v Peel Thunder, Medibank Stadium2:10pm South Frem v West Perth, Frem OvalBye Perth, Swan Districts, Claremont

ROUND 18 Saturday, 21 July 20122:10pm Swan Districts v East Frem, Steel Blue Oval2:10pm West Perth v Claremont, Arena Joondalup2:10pm Subiaco v South Frem, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Peel Thunder v Perth, Bendigo Bank StadiumBye East Perth

ROUND 19 Saturday, 28 July 20122:10pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Peel Thunder v West Perth, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm Perth v East Perth, Brownes Stadium2:10pm Claremont v East Frem, CSES Game - KununurraBye South Frem

ROUND 20 Saturday, 4 August 20122:10pm Swan Districts v Peel Thunder, Steel Blue OvalSunday, 5 August 20122:10pm South Frem v Perth, Frem OvalBye Subiaco, East Frem, East Perth, West Perth, Claremont

ROUND 21 Saturday, 11 August 20122:10pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup2:10pm Claremont v Peel Thunder, Claremont Oval2:10pm East Frem v South Frem, East Frem Oval2:10pm East Perth v Perth, Medibank StadiumBye Swan Districts

ROUND 22 Friday, 17 August 20126:40pm South Frem v Swan Districts, Frem OvalSaturday, 18 August 20122:10pm Perth v Claremont, Brownes Stadium2:10pm Subiaco v East Perth, Medibank StadiumSunday, 19 August 20122:10pm East Frem v West Perth, East Frem OvalBye Peel Thunder

ROUND 23 Saturday, 25 August 20122:10pm West Perth v South Frem, Arena Joondalup2:10pm Peel Thunder v Subiaco, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm East Perth v East Frem, Medibank Stadium2:10pm Swan Districts v Claremont, Steel Blue OvalBye Perth

ROUND 24 Saturday, 1 September 2:10pm Perth v Swan Districts, Brownes Stadium2:10pm Claremont v Subiaco, Claremont Oval2:10pm Peel Thunder v East Frem, Bendigo Bank Stadium2:10pm East Perth v West Perth, Medibank StadiumBye South Frem

FIRST AND SECOND SEMI-FINAL Weekend of September 8, WAFL club ground

PRELIMINARY FINALWeekend of 15 September 15, WAFL club ground

GRAND FINALSunday, 23 September, Patersons Stadium

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