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30 Fixtures

13 Colts, reserves previews

15 League previews

16 First semi-final: colts, reserves

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17 First semi-final: league teams

18 Second semi-final: colts, reserves

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19 Second semi-final: league teams

21 Geelong v Fremantle

Game time

4-5 Farewell to a loyal Tiger

6 Awards

8 Entertainment

10-11 Collectables

Features

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By Ross Lewis

@r_lewis_thewest

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TIGERS LAIRready forready for

renovationsrenovationsIt has given as good a service to Claremont as Moloney, Marshall, Moss and Medhurst.

But eventually every good recruit reaches his use-by date.

This week the Tigers faithful will farewell one of its most loyal and valuable entities when the club hosts the WAFL second semi-final against West Perth.

Claremont Oval is undergoing a major renovation. Indeed, just like it did when the then Claremont-Cottesloe moved to the ground 86 years ago, the Tigers are building a home for a bright future.

The grandstand, administration headquarters and changerooms will all be renovated as Tigerland gets turned into a multi-use facility that can meet the demands of the new sporting era.

It was much the same back in 1926 when the club was first admitted to the State’s premier football competition.

However, the state of Claremont Oval is far better today than what was encountered more than three generations ago.

The club was fortunate to receive £5000 from the local council to redevelop the “Claremont Recreation Ground”.

As Kevin Casey wrote in the club’s historical record, The Tigers’ Tale, the venue “was a rather primitive, undeveloped area that contained in the middle a soccer pitch which was used by the successful Claremont Soccer Club in the winter and a cricket pitch that was home to Claremont-Cottesloe Cricket Club during the summer.

“There was no fence around the playing arena and on the eastern side of the ground, between the pitches and the Showgrounds, wild flowers and native shrubs grew in profusion.

“The remaining area was basically a sandy wasteland. The Claremont Council was going to need every bit of its £5000 to bring the ground up to the standard of the home grounds of the other clubs.”

Claremont rallied to make the area their home. A year later a stand, administrative base and changerooms were added to entrench the Tigers – or the Riversiders as they were also called at the time – in the WAFL.

Now the club is faced with a similar predicament. Its facilities need an overhaul and with the approval of respective governments, Claremont will soon enjoy a brilliant new facility. And the ground will be rejuvenated to embrace the community.

The Tigers will be keen to claim one last win to commemorate the passing of an old friend and the welcoming of a new one.

South Bunbury just don’t play hard. The club campaigns just as fi ercely off the ground as well.

The South West Football League giants have earned plenty of success in 114 seasons. This year they had an early win courtesy of a nation-wide football competition.

This week it was confirmed South Bunbury was the victor in the Fox Footy Club Rewards Program.

The broadcaster threw out the challenge to local clubs to obtain as many new Foxtel subscriptions as they could in a season.

There are plenty linked to South Bunbury that like to watch football as much as playing and the club was presented with a major award for reaching almost 300 new sign ups.

The rewards scheme is based on a three-tiered program, with the first two tiers rewarding clubs with footballs, training jumpers, medical kits and strapping tape.

But South Bunbury went one step further and 12 of the club’s finest clubmen travelled to Perth last Saturday for an exclusive function involving the Fox Footy commentators before the game between West Coast and Adelaide at Patersons Stadium.

Keeping eye on the ball pays off

The South Bunbury team also enjoyed a money-can’t-buy, behind the scenes experience before the game at Patersons courtesy of Fox Footy.

“The Tigers has invested a huge amount of time and effort into the program recording

289 Foxtel subscriptions, allowing us to pass Tier three. It’s a true credit to the club’s loyal fans and supporters and we’re thankful to Foxtel and Fox Footy for allowing us to participate,” said club director Shane Horner.

Members of the South Bunbury Football Club together with FOX FOOTY commentators Dermott Brereton, Tony Shaw, Matthew Campbell and Barry Hall.

WAFL fans can take one last look at Claremont Oval before it undergoes a major redevelopment.

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Rodriguez ShieldClaremont has claimed the title of champion WAFL club for 2013.

The Tigers were clear winners of the Rodriguez Shield, which is awarded to the most consistent WAFL club of the season.

Points are allocated across all three grades. Clubs are awarded 10 points for every league win and four points for a reserves or colts win.

2013 TALLY BOARD

Claremont 280

West Perth 206

Perth 200

East Fremantle 198

East Perth 192

Swan Districts 190

South Fremantle 172

Subiaco 142

Peel 58

LEADING GOAL KICKERS FOR 2013

62. Josh Smith (EP)

55. Paul Bevan (P)

52. Brennan Stack (P)

49. Tim Geappen (SD)

46. Ian Richardson (C)

45. Dayle Garlett (SD)

43. Ryan Lester-Smith (EF)

37. Chad Jones (C)

33. Mitch Banner (SF), Brad Holmes (PT), Paul Medhurst (C)

Leading goalkicker award

Josh Smith didn’t need to play the fi nal round to win this season’s leading goalkicking award.

The East Perth forward had enough goals in the bank by round 23 to claim the Bernie Naylor Medal.

Smith added four goals to his tally in the final round to finish on 62. Perth’s Paul Bevan was on the next line with 55 goals.

It is the first time since Troy Wilson (74 goals) in 2006 that a Royals player has taken the honour.

And it is the lowest tally to win a Bernie Naylor Medal since East Fremantle’s Rod Tregenza booted 55 goals in 1999.

LEADING VOTE GETTERS FOR 2013

27. Ryan Lester-Smith (EF)

19. Matthew Davies (C)

17. Sam Fong (C)

14. Jackson Sketcher (P), Tim Kelly (SF), Ray Daniels (S), Charlie Cameron (SD)

13. Rohan Kerr (WP)

12. Matthew Boyle (P)

11. Kirk Ugle (SD)

10. Tom Taylor (C), Ashley Boyes (EP)

*Voting in-camera since round 21

The challengers have had time to catch East Fremantle’s Ryan Lester-Smith in the quest for one of the WAFL’s coveted awards.

But whether they have been able to reel in the Shark won’t be known for a few more weeks.

When voting for the 2013 WAFL Combined Past Players and Officials Rising Star award went in-camera four weeks ago week, Lester-Smith held a comfortable lead in the prize.

However, Lester-Smith won’t add to his tally this season after going down with a serious knee injury.

Rising Star

LEADING VOTE GETTERS FOR 2013

14. Andrew Foster (C), Jake Murphy (C), Brendan Lee (EP), Paul Johnson (EP)

13. Rory O’Brien (EF)

10. Andrew Browne (C), Paul Bevan (P), Jarrod Kayler-Thomson (S), Rohan Kerr (WP

9. Mark McGough (EF), Shaun Hildebrandt (SD), Matt Guadagnin (WP)

8. Craig Wulff (EP), Viv Michie (PT), Matt Tedesco (P), Matthew Moody (P), Aaron Black (WP), Jason Bristow (S)

*Voting in-camera since round 21

Player of the Year

There has been movement at the top of the leaderboard for one of the WAFL’s major player prizes.

But just who has done what remains as mystery as voting for the 2013 Osborne Park Volkswagen WAFL Player of the Year award has gone in-camera.

At the time of the secret judging four players – Claremont pair Andrew Foster and Jake Murphy plus East Perth teammates Paul Johnson and Brendan Lee – shared the lead in the award.

The winner of the Osborne Park Volkswagen WAFL Player of the Year award receives a prize to the value of $1500. Final votes will be revealed during preliminary final week.

Claremont’s Matthew Davies and Sam Fong were trying to cut down Lester-Smith’s dominance.

To be eligible players must have notched eight games or less at the start of the 2013 season and be aged 21 years or under at the end of the season.

Votes do not need to be awarded.

The winner of the award will be announced during preliminary final week.

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Total: 85SD C G

Total: 86

SD C F

Total: 88

SD C G

Total: 83SD C F

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SD C G

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Total: 84

SD C G

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Away East Perth West Perth Fremantle

Tweets of the week

@subiacolions - @D_Rumba23 sets his sights on a coaching career when he eventually decides to call an end to his #WAFL career

@WestCoastEagles – Andrew (Embley) says he plans to play on with Swan Districts through the WAFL finals series this year. Unsure after that.

@CorbinMiddlemas -  North Melbourne  entered the weekend with a percentage of 120.2. Won by 11 points & of course finished the season with 119.5%. #abcafl

@BasilZempilas -  Have the AFL changed their mind again? Media release week 1 finals news list has @Fremantle_FC  v @GeelongCats playing at @EtihadStadiumAU

@Thomo_Grant (Grant Thomas) -  Following Rossy’s theory thru, Dockers should rest 12 this week take defeat and start finals campaign week 2 in Perth. Makes perfect sense.

@AndrewCMayes -  If Broadbent doesn’t hit the post and Lester’s kick doesn’t get touched on the line @CarltonFCfinish 13th. #Bradbury #greatfinish

@BarrettDamian - Out of all this Essendon disgrace, somehow and surprisingly, really admire Mark Thompson. But Brian Cook is right - he cannot be coach

@afl_hashbrowne - One week for Buddy. Should be a world record acceptance by @HawthornFC.

Here’s what some of our followers -- and those football fanatics that we follow -- had to say about all things football last week.  

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Not satisfied with living life at a snail’s pace, he has a powerful and resolute need for speed. Turbo trains tirelessly, measuring his progress with a yard stick. Turbo’s single-minded goal is to compete in the greatest race in the world: the Indy 500. When we meet Turbo, he’s somewhat of an outcast in the snail community. Turbo’s brother Chet shares the community’s insistence on a snail-paced routine. Turbo is involved in a freak accident which infuses him with incredible speed.

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During 2013, 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.

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One of the real niche areas of collecting involves keeping the special programs produced by the WAFL clubs and, indeed, by the league.

I’ve previously written about the collectability of Sandover Medal presentation programs and Hall of Fame induction programs.

  But the clubs have all held dozens of functions over the years, many of which were supported by a souvenir program. And they are also very collectable.

  West Perth’s 1982 “An Evening with the Champions” program is one such example,

which covered the presentation evening for the club’s champion team of the 1950-1982 era.

  There were also programs/menus for the separate Mel Whinnen and Bill Dempsey testimonial dinners and champagne breakfasts in 1976 and 1977 respectively.

  And another for the Sportsmen’s dinner held as a testimonial evening for Polly Farmer back in 1971.

I have seen programs for annual balls for both South Fremantle and Perth, too.

  So, what do Budget readers have in their collections? Send me an email if you have

anything of interest and I’ll feature a pile of readers’ items in next week’s Budget.

 

And now to the week’s sales, though the number of WAFL items on offer in recent weeks has not been particularly high.

The most interesting for this week was undoubtedly the Swan Districts jumper that I mentioned in last week’s Football Budget.

  Probably dating to the 1960s, the number 15 guernsey could have been worn by Tony Sangalli in the early 1960s, Geoff McMurray in the mid-60s,

Trevor Netherway in 1967, Len Smith in 1968 or Wayne Faulkner in 1969. It could also have been worn by a reserves player between Sangalli and McMurray.

  And, given the age of the jumper and the lack of provenance, it could be from the early 1970s or even a colts player’s jumper.

  But that didn’t stop one keen collector from shelling out $1602 for it when the auction closed last Sunday.

  This is a high price, but jumpers of this age are very rare. More importantly, it continues the recent trend of high sale prices for 1960s Swan Districts memorabilia. Regular readers might recall an original 1961 premiership team photo sold for more than $1000 earlier this year.

If you have a query regarding WAFL memorabilia, send photographs and/or details to Sean at blackswan@iinet.net.au 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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  Another Swans jumper, this time from the early 1980s, was snapped up for $300 during the week, too. But a few club jumpers for other WAFL clubs were overlooked at that price.

  Meanwhile, the price paid by one collector for a 1966 card featuring Barry Cable was absolutely ridiculous. The same Scanlens card, in which Cable is pictured in his Perth jumper, can be bought from card shops for well under $100 in the same condition.

  But eight bidders pushed the price up to $356, which, if it were to be replicated at future auctions, would make the Cable die-cut card one of the most expensive in the set.

  The 1966 Scanlens set is one of the most popular and is of great interest to West Australians because it features 12 WAFL player cards, along with 60 VFL player cards, in the set.

  If you have designs on this set, I suggest you buy the entire set in one hit. The last set I saw sold in immaculate condition for $2000 – about $27 per card.

  And the final sale item for this week is a 1986 program from the game between Essendon and East Fremantle, which sold for $38. I’ve found it more difficult to find than the Subiaco v Hawthorn game from the same season, so keep an eye out for it.

  The big surprise to me, though, was that a book on WA wildflowers which had been signed by more than a dozen VFL and WAFL officials in 1951 failed to sell at the $25 reserve price.

 

Finally for this week, I have a few items I would like to see and am hoping Budget readers might be able to help.

First is a 1977 State of Origin football, which I believe was sold at Charlie Carters in the lead-up to that memorable game. I have a low-quality photo, but no other details.

Next are any sets of crockery stamped with a WAFL club logo. I’ve seen the old crockery down at East Fremantle, which was apparently used in the restaurant, and I’ve also seen some Claremont crockery. But there must have been others?

  And, last but not least, I would like to document all the pennants which were made for the finals back in the 1960s and 1970s. The pennants, usually made of thin material and glued to a small wooden “stick”, were pretty popular back in the those days.

  Generally, they wer e made for the grand final teams, but I have seen some for sides which didn’t make the premiership decider.

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East Perth is set for another do or die semi-final this Sunday, this time in the reserves against West Perth.

The Falcons have stayed in control of the derby match ups this season, winning two out of three with the Royals’ lone win coming in the opening round of the year and by just two points.

Rowan Brookes and Shaquille McKenzie could cause trouble for the Falcons with the pair combining for nine goals last week, giving the Royals a focal point for their attack though they have been able to find scoring from a range of different options.

The Falcons will need to take care of the ball inside their forward 50 and keep their inaccuracies down, making the Royals work to maintain defensive pressure.

Frank Stockley could prove to be a difference maker for the Falcons should he line up for reserves, amassing 132 hit outs and 55 disposals in his last three games, and could give the Falcons a strong force in the centre of the ground.

East Perth’s Tyson Rudd, Jackson Slater and Lewis Wilson could line up for their 50th WAFL games while West Perth’s Cameron Branch is also set to play his 50th.

First semi-finalPERTH V SUBIACO

Steel Blue Oval

For a while this season Perth looked unbeatable in the colts competition.

The Demons enjoyed an 11-game winning streak across mid-season that put the club in the box seat for a second semi-final berth. Unfortunately, a couple of hiccups late in the season pushed Perth to third.

However, Jordan Leeson, Hayden Busher and Brent Edmonds have shown that when in good form, Wayne Langbourne’s line-up is a formidable opposition.

But stopping goals will be the key for the Demons.

Subiaco features the colts’ leading goalkicker Rhys McAlister, who slotted through 52 in the home-and-away rounds.

The Lions could also regain Michael Wood following his solid performances at league level late in the season.

When the teams met previously, in round the Demons emerged victorious by 48 points. Marshall Walker kicked four goals for the winners.

Second semi-finalPERTH V SOUTH FREMANTLE

Claremont Oval

With mere percentage points separating the top three teams both Perth and South Fremantle will want the extra week’s rest and a guaranteed shot at the premiership.

Despite finishing first, the Demons limped into the finals with just one win in the last five games, while the Bulldogs have finished the regular season full of drive with five wins in the same time.

The Bulldogs could field a host of players with league finals experience including Shaun Bewick and Reece Adams though it may be their younger contingent led by Kaiden Matera, reserves leading goal kicker, who will make the most difference.

While the two teams split their earlier season games, the Demons and Bulldogs met just last week in a lopsided affair with the Bulldogs coming out 91 point winners.

The Demons have been unable to find consistent scoring, despite kicking accurately, and Matt Hunt will need to be able to lift his team and set the pace from the midfield across the ground, though the Demons will need to be able to use Hunt to create space through the middle and find scoring options.

Perth’s Simon Donovan and Cameron Manuel are set to play their 50th WAFL games.

Second semi-finalCLAREMONT V SOUTH FREMANTLE

Claremont Oval

To put it simply, scoring against Claremont this season has been a major struggle for opposition teams.

The Tigers conceded just 50 points per match as they suffocated 18 of the 20 teams they encountered. They finished with a percentage of 180.17.

Claremont has a wealth of talent in the back half and Timm House, Mason Whitehead, Harry Taylor, and Bailey Rogers have all played key roles during the course of the season in keeping the pressure on their rivals..

South Fremantle, which finished the regular rounds with a 15-5 season, was one of the teams to knock off the minor premier in 2013. And the Tigers won the two other matches by two and 15 points.

The Bulldogs will again look to Bailey Matera, Jacob Dragovich and Matthew Ah Siu to test the Tigers’ resolve.

Callum Ah Chee has also given South Fremantle some sting in attack.

South Fremantle is the reigning colts premier.

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CLAREMONT V WEST PERTH

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After suffering just its third WAFL loss of the season, Claremont has a chance to play for a third straight flag but has West Perth to dispose of before dreaming of another grand final.

All the evidence favours the Tigers. Luke Blackwell, after missing much of the season because of a lower leg injury, has regained match fitness and returned to his peak. Fellow midfielders Jake Murphy and Andrew Foster have been just as damaging. Ruck pair Mark Seaby and Mitch Andrews have formed formidable team. And Ian Richardson has become a livewire in attack.

And West Perth doesn’t exactly enter the finals brimming with confidence following two losses to finish the home-and-away rounds.

SWAN DISTRICTS V EAST PERTH

Steel Blue Oval

Swan Districts and East Perth have picked the right time to play some of their best football of the season.

Both teams come into the semi-final with a degree of momentum on their side, the Swans with four wins in their past five games and the Royals with three in four.

During the run to the finals the Royals again showed how dangerous they are in front of goal with Josh Smith, Paul Johnson and now Mat Seal having an impact.

Yet it is East Perth’s ability to turn defence into attack that will be a focal point for the Swans match committee.

Aaron Sweet, Freddie Clutterbuck, Brendan Lee, when able to get behind the ball, and veteran Craig Wulff are the keys

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1st semi-final 2nd semi-final

Aaron Elari

However, finals can be different sporting beasts. The good thing for Falcons fans is that if Mark Hutchings, Rohan Kerr, Shane Nelson and Matt Guadagnin can combine efficiently – and if Chris Keunen can provide a challenge in the ruck – then the red and blue army can hold hope of victory.

Despite winning both meetings with the Falcons this year, the Tigers have been pushed through all four quarters with West Perth able to keep the result within reach in both games.

Dan Hunt is set to line up for his 150th career game in his ninth season with the Falcons.

to many of East Perth’s surges into attack.

But the Royals can also expect to have their hands full on the defensive side.

Tim Geappen, Dayle Garlett, Ryan Davis and Tony Notte are capable of keeping the scoreboard ticking over.

East Perth was able to get one up on Swans in July, using its ruck advantage to lead at every change and keep black and whites leading goal kicker Tim Geappen to just one behind, only the second time this year he hasn’t scored a major.

The hard-working Aaron Elari has settled into an important component of the black-and-whites midfield. His willingness to fight for the ball could be crucial in this do-or-die affair.

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Reserves Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

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Reserves 1st Semi final - Sunday, September 8, 9.05am, Claremont Oval

Field: Travis Norton, Peter McCaw , Ryan Shelton

Boundary: Jason Morrow, Andrew Mills, Jack Neinhuis, Jack Hobbs

Goal: Sally Boud, Daniel Dobson

Field: Nathan Williamson, Justin Power, Trent McPhee

Boundary: Dom Strambolini, Jarred Salt, Jason Dick, Lachlan Morrison

Goal: Reuben Garlett, Amy Woods

Perth

Subiaco

West Perth

East Perth

Colts 1st Semi final - Sunday, September 8, 11.35am, Steel Blue Oval

1 WEBSTER, Jordan 04/04/95 Carine JFC ................ ...............2 GARLETT, Antoine 23/11/95 Nollamara ................ ...............3 TURNER, Mitchell 20/04/95 Mines Rovers ................ ...............4 DELUCA, Joshua 11/05/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............5 KENNEDY, Hayden 27/04/95 Mines ................ ...............6 BRYAN, Christopher 06/10/95 North Beach JFC ................ ...............7 WOOD, Michael 15/07/94 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............8 WILKINSON, Connor 12/02/96 Warwick Greenwood ................ ...............9 JACKSON, Declan 27/08/94 Collie ................ ...............10 KENNEDY, Abraham 06/02/97 Coolbinia JFC ................ ...............11 EDWARDS, Timothy 03/02/96 Carine JFC ................ ...............12 CLARK, Gregory 24/05/97 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............13 SWAIN, Adam 20/05/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............14 ELLIS, Liam 30/06/95 Mines Rovers ................ ...............15 BUSCALL, Corey 31/10/95 Kingsway JFC ................ ...............16 DAVIS, Jake 12/07/97 Kingsway JFC ................ ...............17 WRIGLEY, Christopher 22/06/95 Rockingham ................ ...............18 BESTRY, Jordan 05/02/95 Kingsway JFC ................ ...............19 SCREAIGH, Stephen 30/06/96 Wembley ................ ...............20 VERMEERSCH, Ryan 12/09/95 Gibson ................ ...............21 HIGGINS, Kienan 06/10/94 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............23 HOOPER, Thomas 16/09/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............24 MCALISTER, Rhys 13/09/95 Kingsway JFC ................ ...............25 HATCH, Joshua 16/07/96 Kingsway JFC ................ ...............26 HUGHES, James 12/07/94 Melville JFC ................ ...............27 VAWSER, Andrew 15/11/94 Warwick Greenwood JFC ................ ...............28 EVANS, Ben 20/04/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............29 PEARCE, Brennan 25/01/96 Kingsway JFC ................ ...............30 CREEPER, Adam 19/10/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............31 BOOTH, James 05/06/96 Warwick Greenwood JFC ................ ...............32 SCAFIDI, Jospeh 07/03/95 Mines ................ ...............33 HOOPER, Liam 10/07/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ................ ...............34 WOODLEY, Jeremy 15/05/96 Kingsley JFC ................ ...............35 SUMMERS, Aaron 24/03/96 Kingsway JFC ................ ...............39 IETTO, Aidan 16/07/94 Gibson ................ ...............

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

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

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1 BOLTON, Dwayne 03/05/95 Maddington JFC .............. ..............2 MANUEL, Brayden 31/01/96 Calingiri .............. ..............3 DALEY, Ross 25/11/94 Thornline .............. ..............4 RIDLEY, Zachary 27/04/95 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............5 FITZGERALD, Ashley 14/11/94 Trinity Aquinas .............. ..............6 EDMONDS, Brent 27/07/94 Federals .............. ..............7 CHESTER, Kurtis 08/03/95 Goomalling .............. ..............9 COX, Dylan 01/03/95 South Perth JFC .............. ..............10 SMITH, Clem 03/02/96 Thornlie JFC .............. ..............11 MERSON, Karl 19/12/94 Sydney Hills .............. ..............14 TOOP, Connor 08/07/94 Toodyay JFC .............. ..............15 BUSHER, Jordan 26/10/94 Carlisle .............. ..............17 PHILLIPS, Trae 26/10/95 Thornlie .............. ..............18 JONES, Fraser 22/05/95 York .............. ..............19 JONES, Reginald 23/02/95 Lynwood Ferndale JFC .............. ..............20 HUNTER, Campbell 12/04/95 Railways .............. ..............21 MORENO, Alexander 21/07/94 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............22 DONCON, Scott 25/09/95 Kellerberrin/Tammin .............. ..............25 LITCHFIELD, Harley 08/07/94 Juren Bay .............. ..............26 LEGGETT, Cody 10/06/96 Attadale JFC .............. ..............28 WALKER, Marshall 07/06/95 Vic Park JFC .............. ..............29 RYAN, Adam 16/03/95 Lynwood Ferndale .............. ..............32 GARSTONE, Samuel 01/06/95 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............34 MARLIN, Lennon 21/12/95 Vic Park JFC .............. ..............35 VAN BEEK, Ryan 06/04/96 Federals .............. ..............36 MATHER, Marc 29/03/95 South Perth JFC .............. ..............37 BLAKISTON, Jaryd 02/04/95 Vic Park JFC .............. ..............38 MCINNES, Harry 21/06/95 South Perth JFC .............. ..............39 LEESON, Jordan 08/12/94 Goomalling .............. ..............40 MERCER, Andries 12/06/95 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............41 RADALJ, Mitchell 12/07/96 Chittering JFC .............. ..............42 BAKKER, Luke 23/05/96 Vic Park JFC .............. ..............

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

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

4 GROVER, Cameron 21/12/92 Northern Cobras JFC ................ ...............9 BROOKES, Rowan 08/05/92 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............12 WHITE, Marcus 24/10/90 North Melboune ................ ...............14 MCKENZIE, Shaquille 22/04/94 Northern Cobras ................ ...............17 CHARTRES, Danny 17/01/86 Mandurah ................ ...............23 RUDD, Tyson 23/02/89 East Fremantle ................ ...............24 GORDON, Matt 29/05/92 Coolbinia JFC ................ ...............25 WILSON, Lewis 19/10/93 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............26 HOWLETT, Mitchell 16/03/93 Busselton ................ ...............29 HIGGINS, Brock 11/11/89 Swan Athletic ................ ...............30 GARDOUD, Agid 01/09/92 Nollamara ................ ...............31 PAYNE, Jacob 09/12/92 Margaret River ................ ...............32 BOYES, Ashley 25/09/92 Coolbinia JFC ................ ...............33 LOCANTRO, Julian 15/07/93 Coolbinia JFC ................ ...............34 SHANAHAN, Thomas 28/04/95 Marist JFC ................ ...............36 KELLY, Matthew 23/02/93 Landsdale JFC ................ ...............37 FRASER, Mitchell 17/05/94 Busselton ................ ...............38 WITYK, Steven 02/02/92 Bayswater Morley JFC ................ ...............40 RUGGIERO, Marcus 08/01/94 Coolbinia ................ ...............41 BORRETT, Blake 05/11/92 Bayswater Morley JFC ................ ...............42 CHATLEY, Beau 03/02/95 Manjimup Tigers ................ ...............43 SLATER, Jackson 12/02/93 Mt Lawley JFC ................ ...............45 WARRELL, Christopher 14/03/94 Northern Cobras JFC ................ ...............47 RIMBAS, Michael 03/06/93 Ellenbrook JFC ................ ...............48 HOGAN, Jack 14/02/94 Ballajura JFC ................ ...............49 PEARCE, Matthew 12/07/94 Kingsway ................ ...............51 HART, Callum 03/02/94 Noranda JFC ................ ...............52 MORGAN, Michael 22/12/92 Wembley ................ ...............53 OMODEI, Thomas 05/09/93 Southerners ................ ...............54 PEOS, Jackson 27/01/94 Hale School ................ ...............55 PERKINS, Daniel 21/11/93 Coolbinia JFC ................ ...............56 BRADSHAW, Trent 06/01/94 Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC ................ ...............57 AMEDURI, Julian 12/03/94 Noranda JFC ................ ...............58 LAGUE, Mitchell 23/07/93 Busselton ................ ...............59 HUGHES, Brandon 15/01/94 Busselton ................ ...............61 KEEFFE, Jake 11/01/94 Coolbinia ................ ...............63 WALKER, Areef 23/01/94 Augusta Margaret River ................ ...............64 ALLSOP, Daniel 04/08/90 Coolbinia West Perth ................ ...............

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

East Perth Football ClubCOLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Clinton Rudd

9 MANZONE, Trent 27/07/91 Aspley .............. ..............13 ANTONIO, Brayden 09/08/94 Quinns District JFC .............. ..............16 JOHNSON, Matthew 05/09/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............20 MARUSIC, Shaun 24/03/92 Frankston .............. ..............21 RASMUSSEN, Laine 02/04/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............22 SHANNON, Kristopher 09/08/92 Quinns JFC .............. ..............23 TEDESCO, Luke 08/03/87 Wanneroo JFC .............. ..............24 STOCKLEY, Frank 07/03/90 Whitford JFC .............. ..............26 MORROW, Joseph 27/11/89 Wanneroo JFC .............. ..............29 MASCOULIS, Michael 27/01/93 Northern Knights .............. ..............31 THRUM, Jack 17/05/93 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............32 BRANCH, Cameron 26/06/87 Wanneroo JFC .............. ..............34 ALEXANDER, Max 07/11/91 Stirling .............. ..............35 MILLS, Jordan 13/12/90 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............36 PETTIGREW, Michael 16/03/85 Whitford JFC .............. ..............38 EMBLEY, James 27/03/89 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............39 LATHAM, Joel 03/04/92 Wanneroo JFC .............. ..............41 VAN BERLO, Mitchell 01/10/93 Whitford JFC .............. ..............43 MCPHEE, Mitchell 08/04/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC .............. ..............45 SUTHERLAND, Timothy 29/07/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............46 CURNOW, Samuel 26/09/92 Royals .............. ..............48 MCNAMARA, Benjamin 28/03/94 Mukinbuddin .............. ..............49 HEALY, Stephen 21/06/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC .............. ..............52 BATTERHAM, James 05/04/93 Carine JFC .............. ..............53 ACRES, Daniel 27/07/94 Wanneroo .............. ..............54 O’REGAN, Benjamin 23/10/92 Marist JFC .............. ..............57 WILHELM, Blake 11/09/92 Wanneroo .............. ..............58 GERAGHTY, Martin 15/02/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............59 ROHDE, Drew 31/08/93 Whitford JFC .............. ..............60 MEADOWS, Luke 16/11/94 Kingsley .............. ..............62 WALTON, Broderick 24/04/94 Kinglsey JFC .............. ..............63 LYNCH, Aidan 27/09/94 Edgewater Woodvale JFC .............. ..............64 SHADBOLT, Thomas 14/08/94 Wanneroo .............. ..............65 MONEY, Samuel 22/01/94 Ocean Ridge JFC .............. ..............66 CHALMERS, Corey 24/11/94 Quinns District JFC .............. ..............

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

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

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Goal: Lauren French, Kendell Ball

East Perth

Swan Districts

Played at Steel Blue Oval, BassendeanOverall: Swan Districts 89 East Perth 141 Draw 1Past 10 meetings: Swan Districts 5 East Perth 5 Past 10 at Bassendean: Swan Districts 6 East Perth 4 SD highest score v EP 28.13 (181) Prelim Final, 1980EP highest score v SD 26.26 (182) Round 17, 1960SD lowest score v EP 2.8 (20) Round 18, 1968EP lowest score v SD 3.11 (29) Round 23, 1998SD biggest win v EP 100 points, Round 6, 1990EP biggest win v SD 124 points, Round 17, 1960Met in Finals 8 games: Swan Districts 4 East Perth 4Met in First Semi Final 4 games: Swan Districts 1 East Perth 3

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COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Brian Dawson

East Perth Football Club

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

1 CADWALLADER, Dean 1 21/08/90 Stirling 29 ............. ............

2 PAYNE, Steven 1 10/07/90 Augusta Margaret River 44 ............. ............

3 SEAL, Mathew 1 22/01/87 Coolbinia JFC 137 ............. ............

4 GROVER, Cameron 1 21/12/92 Northern Cobras JFC 25 ............. ............

5 SWEET, Aaron 1 27/01/89 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 100 ............. ............

6 ANDERSON, Kyle 1 07/06/90 Augusta Margaret River 44 ............. ............

7 LEE, Brendan (C) 1 24/09/87 Busselton 83 ............. ............

9 BROOKES, Rowan 1 08/05/92 Ballajura JFC 20 ............. ............

11 MALDENIS, Ryan 1 26/01/92 Kingsley JFC 44 ............. ............

12 WHITE, Marcus 10 24/10/90 North Melboune 30 ............. ............

13 WULFF, Craig (C) 1 13/02/83 Thornlie JFC 222 ............. ............

14 MCKENZIE, Shaquille 1 22/04/94 Northern Cobras 15 ............. ............

15 SMITH, Joshua 10 05/03/86 Whitford JFC 80 ............. ............

16 OAKLEY-NICHOLLS, Jarrad 1 09/02/88 Northern Cobras JFC 65 ............. ............

17 CHARTRES, Danny 10 17/01/86 Mandurah 92 ............. ............

18 DERICKX, Jacob 1 06/05/91 Dunsborough 44 ............. ............

19 JOHNSON, Paul 11 26/06/84 Hawthorn 73 ............. ............

20 WILSON, Blayne 0 26/01/92 Halls Head/WCE 47 ............. ............

21 CLUTTERBUCK, Freddie 1 22/09/90 Noranda JFC 67 ............. ............

22 LYCETT, Scott 0 26/09/92 Port Adelaide/WCE 41 ............. ............

23 RUDD, Tyson 1 23/02/89 East Fremantle 4 ............. ............

24 GORDON, Matt 1 29/05/92 Coolbinia JFC 12 ............. ............

26 HOWLETT, Mitchell 1 16/03/93 Busselton 4 ............. ............

27 CRIPPS, Jamie 0 23/04/92 Northampton/WCE 13 ............. ............

28 MORTON, Cale 0 18/01/90 Dalkeith JFC/WCE 18 ............. ............

29 HIGGINS, Brock 1 11/11/89 Swan Athletic 31 ............. ............

31 PAYNE, Jacob 1 09/12/92 Margaret River 12 ............. ............

32 BOYES, Ashley 1 25/09/92 Coolbinia JFC 10 ............. ............

37 FRASER, Mitchell 1 17/05/94 Busselton 13 ............. ............

39 SELWOOD, Adam 0 01/05/84 Bendigo Pioneers/WCE 35 ............. ............

44 SWAN, Michael 1 18/09/81 Port Melbourne 168 ............. ............

46 BENNELL, Arthur 1 09/03/92 Imperials 13 ............. ............

51 HART, Callum 1 03/02/94 Noranda JFC 3 ............. ............

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Swan Districts Football Club

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

From Games

1 CASSERLY, Travis 1 20/05/87 Swan View JFC 53 ............. ............

2 BLIGHT, Jarrad 1 24/01/91 Midvale JFC 25 ............. ............

3 HAMS, Kyle 10 06/09/86 Busselton 166 ............. ............

6 ROACH, Thomas 5 02/09/85 North Ballarat 81 ............. ............

7 HILDEBRANDT, Shaun 10 03/06/84 Peel 219 ............. ............

8 ROBINSON, Brett 5 04/12/85 Werribee 82 ............. ............

9 BOEKHORST, Blaine 1 02/09/93 Port Headland 24 ............. ............

10 HANSEN, Ashley 5 03/03/83 West Coast Eagles 99 ............. ............

11 AMES, Tallan 1 18/10/83 Trinity Aquinas 193 ............. ............

13 JETTA, Graham 1 11/11/86 Bridgetown 85 ............. ............

15 UGLE, Kirk 1 06/05/92 Carey Park 19 ............. ............

16 TWOMEY, Wayde 5 21/01/86 Werribee 97 ............. ............

17 DAVIS, Ryan 3 07/06/89 North Shore 93 ............. ............

18 RIGGIO, Matt 5 14/03/88 Waroona JFC 79 ............. ............

19 GARLETT, Dayle 1 09/01/94 Upper Swan JFC 37 ............. ............

21 LOBB, Rory 1 09/02/93 Swan Athletic 11 ............. ............

23 BLAKELY, Nathan 1 03/12/92 Bunbury 7 ............. ............

24 SIMPSON, Justin 1 23/01/88 Forrestfield JFC 116 ............. ............

25 HOWARD, Alex 1 20/06/93 Swan View JFC 31 ............. ............

27 EMBLEY, Andrew 0 27/06/81 Bassendean JFC WCE 31 ............. ............

28 NOTTE, Tony 1 15/04/90 Upper Swan JFC 117 ............. ............

29 BROAD, Nathan 1 15/04/93 Upper Swan JFC 10 ............. ............

35 GEAPPEN, Tim 3 13/10/83 Clarence 129 ............. ............

36 ROGERS, Matthew 5 10/09/90 Cunderdin 44 ............. ............

40 NEALE, Lachie 0 24/05/93 Glenelg FFC 15 ............. ............

41 FAULKNER, Adam 1 03/05/92 La Salle College 32 ............. ............

43 ELARI, Aaron 5 24/04/91 Moora 68 ............. ............

44 MANTON, Jesse 1 08/10/93 Kalamunda JFC 6 ............. ............

45 CAMERON, Charlie 1 05/07/94 Saints 14 ............. ............

48 ANDERSON, Aidan 1 08/10/96 Upper Swan JFC 0 ............. ............

49 BENNELL, Jamie 0 07/06/90 Carey Park WCE Rookie 11 ............. ............

62 BLAKELY, Connor 1 02/03/96 Bunbury 1 ............. ............

69 CARY, Ricky 1 12/10/91 Trinity 2 ............. ............

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Reserves 2nd Semi final - Sunday, September 8, 9.05am, Steel Blue Oval

Field: Jerome Mohen, Ben Laycock, Ashley Coster

Boundary: Tim Lefroy, Michael Harrington, Claire Knight, Sean Turnbull

Goal: Ben Clark, Brendan Carrod

Field: Alex Martin , Rob McCaw, Jordan Wright

Boundary: Donna Brown, Ryan Sinclair, Sean Moylan, Kirk Webster

Goal: Cameron Symcox, Gareth Lill South Fremantle

Perth

South Fremantle

Claremont

Colts 2nd Semi final - Sunday, September 8, 11.35am, Claremont Oval

2 BENTLEY, Maximilian 23/05/95 Subiaco JFC / Scotch .............. ..............4 BAUM, Isaac 09/01/96 Boxwood Hills / Scotch .............. ..............5 SIMPSON, Eddie 10/02/97 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............6 WHITEHEAD, Mason 16/04/95 Scarborough JFC .............. ..............7 LAW, Jordan 25/08/95 Wembley Downs JFC .............. ..............9 BEECK, Jack 26/07/95 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............10 PETREVSKI-SETON, Sam 19/02/98 Halls Creek / Clontarf .............. ..............11 LIM, Ryan 20/03/96 West Coast JFC / Hale .............. ..............12 FIEGERT, Joel 03/02/95 Ord River Magpies .............. ..............13 COURT, Harrison 03/03/96 Wembley Downs JFC .............. ..............14 HARDISTY, Jared 07/03/96 Marist JFC .............. ..............15 MCCRACKEN, Harrison 07/07/95 Marist JFC / Hale .............. ..............16 BARRASS, Thomas 08/10/95 Scarborough JFC / Hale .............. ..............17 BEVAN, Samuel 12/06/96 Wembley Downs JFC / Hale .............. ..............19 WOODS, Jyrin 04/08/94 Royals - Albany .............. ..............20 WATERMAN, Alec 19/08/96 Marist JFC .............. ..............21 TAYLOR, Harry 09/08/96 Tambellup / Hale .............. ..............22 HOWARD, Elijah 10/01/97 Broome / Clontarf .............. ..............23 CARRUTHERS, Jack 08/04/95 Lake Grace / Aquinas .............. ..............24 HUMPHRY, Sam 23/03/96 Wembley Downs JFC / Hale .............. ..............26 ROGERS, Bailey 22/03/97 marist .............. ..............28 EDWARDS, Steven 06/07/95 Royals - Albany .............. ..............29 POWELL, Rowen 17/09/95 Towns - Broome .............. ..............31 WATSON, Francis 29/09/95 Yardgee - Halls Creek .............. ..............32 ROSHER, Luke 14/01/95 Wembley Downs JFC / Hale .............. ..............33 HIGGS, Benjamin 28/08/95 Railways - Albany .............. ..............34 BIRCH, Aaron 20/03/96 Cable Beach / Aquinas .............. ..............37 STEENS, Nicholas 15/05/95 Dalkeith Nedlands JFC / Aquinas .............. ..............40 CAMERON, Darcy 18/07/95 North Albany .............. ..............41 EVANS, Lawrence 12/04/96 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............42 EBERT, Joel 29/04/95 Ravensthorpe / Hale .............. ..............44 HOUSE, Timm 26/05/95 Gnowangerup .............. ..............

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

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

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1 MATERA, Bailey 22/08/96 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............2 DRAGOVICH, Jacob 12/03/96 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............3 STEWART, Timothy 19/04/95 Katanning .............. ..............4 GARLETT, Jarrod 03/05/96 Jandakot JFC .............. ..............5 TARTAGLIA, Jakeb 25/05/95 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............6 AH SIU, Matthew 20/07/96 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............7 BANKS, Mitchell 25/03/95 Boddington .............. ..............8 CULLETON, James 11/09/95 Williams .............. ..............9 GUNDRY, Matthew 16/06/95 Winnacott JFC .............. ..............10 PICKETT, Jarrod 18/08/96 Jandakot JFC .............. ..............11 COMEAGAIN, Jordan 10/07/94 Mullewa .............. ..............12 MCCOMB, Joel 25/03/97 Kardinya JFC .............. ..............14 TUCKER, Josh 29/08/94 Canning Vale .............. ..............15 DEPANE, Jye 14/04/96 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............16 DURACK, Andrew 28/06/95 Katanning .............. ..............17 FIMMANO, Braden 28/10/95 Harvey .............. ..............18 HALL, Joshua 03/02/95 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............19 SOKOL, Ben 28/10/95 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............20 MCMASTER, Jack 23/07/96 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............21 NICHOLSON, Matthew 04/07/94 CBC .............. ..............22 MAIN, Dylan 02/09/95 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............23 LEWIS, Jermaine 23/02/96 Armadale JFC .............. ..............24 VANDELEUR, Thomas 20/03/95 Gascoyne .............. ..............25 AH CHEE, Callum 09/10/97 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............26 BENNELL, Traye 08/01/95 Eaton .............. ..............27 MACDONALD, Connor 24/10/94 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............28 SEXTON, Oliver 17/11/95 Gosnells .............. ..............29 MCPHAIL, Bradley 22/02/96 Armadale JFC .............. ..............30 FRAMPTON, William 20/11/96 East Fremantle JFC .............. ..............31 MOORE, Daniel 12/06/96 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............49 RIOLI, William 04/06/95 St Marys .............. ..............

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

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

1 DONOVAN, Simon 22/08/87 Armadale .............. ..............4 LEESON, Joel 08/08/91 Dongara .............. ..............13 LEYENDEKKERS, Mitchell 05/10/92 Harvey Brunswick Leschenault .............. ..............15 BUSHER, Haydn 21/08/91 Victoria Park JFC .............. ..............16 RANSTED, Kane 13/02/87 Victoria Park JFC .............. ..............17 HOUGHTON, Joel 26/11/91 Huntingdale JFC .............. ..............26 HOLLAND, Sean 02/04/93 Carlisle .............. ..............27 STUART, Kerwin 16/11/92 Toodyay .............. ..............29 MATHER, Michael 13/05/90 Trinity College .............. ..............30 IRONS, Jarrad 20/09/92 South Perth JFC .............. ..............31 KALAJZIC, Joel 02/12/93 South Perth JFC .............. ..............33 MORGAN, Harrison 04/10/91 Augusta Margaret River .............. ..............36 JOHNSTON, David 17/06/90 South Bunbury .............. ..............37 HUG, Kieran 09/05/94 Toodyay FC .............. ..............39 HUNT, Matthew 01/10/91 Trinity Aquinas .............. ..............40 SANDILANDS, Chad 22/10/93 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............41 DEAVES, Mark 13/06/89 Noranda JFC .............. ..............42 STARK, Josh 28/04/89 South Gambier .............. ..............44 CHRIMES, Tyler 13/02/93 Federals .............. ..............47 ARANGIO, Daniel 30/03/94 South Perth JFC .............. ..............48 MANUEL, Cameron 04/11/89 Swan Athletic .............. ..............49 CURRIE, Jason 30/09/88 Kalamunda .............. ..............50 DOW, Aaron 08/01/94 Railways .............. ..............52 GRAY, Ryan 29/10/91 Gidgegannup .............. ..............53 JONES, Cameron 28/10/92 Wesley Curtin .............. ..............54 FRY, Bradley 20/03/87 Thornlie JFC .............. ..............55 ROWLING, Tyson 10/09/91 Bencubbin .............. ..............56 RICHARDSON, Reese 03/06/93 Federals .............. ..............57 ROBINSON, Blake 19/05/94 Federals .............. ..............59 COLLARD, Callum 24/01/94 Kelmscott .............. ..............64 EGAN, Kristian 05/01/92 Rovers .............. ..............

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

East Perth Football ClubPerth Football ClubCOLOURS: Black and Red Coach: Michael Saunders

5 PARRY, Jarrod 25/05/91 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............6 BEWICK, Shaun 10/10/89 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............7 GRIMA, Alex 20/09/89 Glenelg .............. ..............8 ADAMS, Reece 18/09/89 Bibra Lake JFC .............. ..............12 WINTER, Jarrad 06/01/89 Lakes JFC .............. ..............23 HALL, Tyler 07/03/89 CBC Fremantle .............. ..............27 BOLGER, Myles 25/03/93 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............30 MONACO, Justin 07/11/92 Attadale JFC .............. ..............31 ANDREOLI, Warrick 28/02/92 Ramblers .............. ..............33 MASKOS, Jason 03/03/93 South Coogee JFC .............. ..............34 LAURINO, James 10/03/93 Katanning .............. ..............38 VAN MANEN, Anthony 18/07/91 Lakes JFC .............. ..............39 MATERA, Kaiden 09/06/94 Melville JFC .............. ..............40 BOROVAC, Stephen 01/01/90 CBC .............. ..............41 D’VAUZ, Jayden 20/08/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............43 STROM, Zachary 12/02/94 Exmouth .............. ..............44 PANTANO, Joseph 16/08/90 CBC .............. ..............46 HAMILTON, Dale 23/02/94 Kelmscott JFC .............. ..............47 SMITH, Kingsley 28/05/91 Northampton .............. ..............50 KELLY, Timothy 26/07/94 Palmyra JFC .............. ..............52 PICKETT, Marlon 06/01/92 Swan Districts .............. ..............53 VERRIER, Brendan 09/08/94 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............56 D’ALTON, Rhys 22/11/89 North Fremantle .............. ..............57 HOGAN, Karl 31/08/93 Melville .............. ..............58 JOHNSON, Blaine 28/07/95 Kwinana JFC .............. ..............59 PANIZZA, Simon 08/08/93 Williams .............. ..............60 RUSSELL, Michael 04/06/91 Eaton .............. ..............

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

East Perth Football ClubSouth Fremantle Football ClubCOLOURS: Red and White Coach:Tony Walters

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Played at Claremont OvalOverall: Claremont 105 West Perth 147 Draw 1Past 10 meetings: Claremont 8 West Perth 2 Past 10 at Claremont: Claremont 7 West Perth 3 Clare highest score v WP 35.15 (225) Round 19, 1981WP highest score v Clare 27.10 (172) Round 17, 1934Clare lowest score v WP 1.7 (13) Round 13, 1995WP lowest score v Clare 3.6 (24) Round 17, 1996Clare biggest win v WP 159 points, Round 4, 1990WP biggest win v Clare 141 points, Round 20, 1976Met in Finals 6 games Claremont 5 West Perth 1Met in Second Semi Final 2 games Claremont 2 West Perth 0

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2 YU, Keifer 1 06/04/91 Broome / Marist JFC / Hale 24 ............. ............

3 BLACKWELL, Luke 5 12/11/86 Swan Districts / Carlton FC 100 ............. ............

4 RICHARDSON, Ian 1 14/10/87 West Coast JFC 128 ............. ............

5 MURPHY, Jake (VC) 1 18/01/90 Cottesloe JFC / Scotch 89 ............. ............

6 MEDHURST, Paul 1 11/12/81 Wembley Downs JFC / Hale 64 ............. ............

7 BRADSHAW, Jack 1 30/09/92 West Coast JFC / Hale 36 ............. ............

8 BROWNE, Andrew (C) 1 14/05/84 Swanbourne JFC / FFC 117 ............. ............

9 DAVIES, Matthew 1 12/10/91 Scarborough JFC 23 ............. ............

10 FONG, Sam 1 04/04/93 West Coast JFC / Hale 25 ............. ............

11 FOSTER, Andrew 5 31/08/85 East Fremantle FC / FFC 121 ............. ............

12 WINMAR, Nicholas 1 27/04/91 Scarborough JFC 21 ............. ............

14 HOLT, Aaron 1 19/02/91 West Coast JFC / Scotch 41 ............. ............

16 ANDERSON, Blake 1 07/10/88 West Coast JFC 28 ............. ............

17 HANDLEY, Trinity 1 11/03/84 West Coast JFC 174 ............. ............

19 CRAWFORD, David 1 14/07/83 Mosman Park JFC 198 ............. ............

20 JONES, Chad 1 15/06/84 Hale/Nth Melb/WCE 127 ............. ............

22 NEATES, Ryan 1 21/06/91 Carine JFC 39 ............. ............

23 CRONIN, Richard 1 17/11/87 Albany - Royals 3 ............. ............

24 ANDREWS, Mitchell 5 05/12/86 Broadbeach / West Perth FC 72 ............. ............

25 LAURIE, Jesse 1 21/09/90 Denmark Walpole FC / Port Adel 74 ............. ............

26 HAMP, Anton 1 21/07/92 West Coast JFC 34 ............. ............

27 SEABY, Mark 12 01/05/84 Mukinbudin 93 ............. ............

29 SILVAGNI, Alex 0 29/09/87 Casey Scorpions/FFC 22 ............. ............

30 TAYLOR, Thomas 1 10/08/92 Tambellup / Hale 18 ............. ............

31 THOMSON, James 1 18/02/88 Scotch / WCE 94 ............. ............

33 GOYDER, Matthew 1 05/05/93 Cottelsoe JFC 9 ............. ............

34 SMITH, Liam 2 04/11/91 Lynwood Ferndale JFC 13 ............. ............

35 BREAKEY, Hugo 1 02/08/93 Swanbourne JFC 8 ............. ............

36 WILLIAMS, John 10 08/10/88 Essendon 34 ............. ............

43 SUBAN, Nicholas 0 09/05/90 North Ballarat/FFC 14 ............. ............

44 RICHARDSON, Jack 1 15/02/93 Swanbourne JFC 1 ............. ............

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COLOURS: Navy and Gold Coach: Marc Webb

Claremont Football Club

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West Perth Football Club

No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games1 BLACK, Aaron 1 25/12/92 Kinglsey JFC 61 ............. ............2 SALECIC, Jason (C) 1 01/06/84 Quinns JFC 211 ............. ............3 STRIJK, Andrew 1 18/10/87 Carine JFC 131 ............. ............4 KERR, Rohan 10 17/11/91 Carlton 18 ............. ............5 JONES, Jordan 10 29/06/90 Geelong Falcons 82 ............. ............6 CRISP, Marc 1 25/01/87 Kulin Kondinin 50 ............. ............7 BROWNE, Steven 1 01/02/89 Whitford JFC 69 ............. ............8 HUTCHINGS, Mark 0 25/05/91 Coolbinia JFC/WCE 68 ............. ............9 MANZONE, Trent 5 27/07/91 Aspley 16 ............. ............10 GUADAGNIN, Matthew 1 17/10/83 Southern Cross 160 ............. ............12 HUNT, Daniel 1 08/05/84 South Fremantle 149 ............. ............13 ANTONIO, Brayden 1 09/08/94 Quinns District JFC 8 ............. ............14 NELSON, Shane 1 11/05/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC 35 ............. ............16 JOHNSON, Matthew 1 05/09/94 Whitford JFC 11 ............. ............17 FOWLER, Matthew 5 11/10/91 Southport 20 ............. ............18 VAN BERLO, Jay (VC) 1 18/09/88 Whitford JFC 77 ............. ............19 KEUNEN, Christopher 2 07/10/83 ST Bernards OC 128 ............. ............20 MARUSIC, Shaun 10 24/03/92 Frankston 11 ............. ............21 RASMUSSEN, Laine 1 02/04/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 24 ............. ............22 SHANNON, Kristopher 1 09/08/92 Quinns JFC 5 ............. ............23 TEDESCO, Luke (VC) 1 08/03/87 Wanneroo JFC 104 ............. ............24 STOCKLEY, Frank 1 07/03/90 Whitford JFC 26 ............. ............25 BARTHOLOMEW, Raymond 1 28/04/85 Quinns JFC 151 ............. ............26 MORROW, Joseph 1 27/11/89 Wanneroo JFC 22 ............. ............27 POTENTE, Steven 3 10/10/90 High Wycombe JFC 34 ............. ............31 THRUM, Jack 1 17/05/93 Ocean Ridge JFC 0 ............. ............36 PETTIGREW, Michael 1 16/03/85 Whitford JFC 29 ............. ............38 EMBLEY, James 3 27/03/89 Bassendean JFC 17 ............. ............40 MELLINGTON, Joshua 0 29/12/92 Murray Bushrangers/FFC 36 ............. ............44 RODDA, Nicholas 1 06/07/94 Whitford JFC 21 ............. ............47 MANNING, Kody 1 28/09/91 Ocean Ridge JFC 38 ............. ............48 MCNAMARA, Benjamin 1 28/03/94 Mukinbuddin 1 ............. ............52 BATTERHAM, James 1 05/04/93 Carine JFC 3 ............. ............59 ROHDE, Drew 1 31/08/93 Whitford JFC 1 ............. ............60 MEADOWS, Luke 1 16/11/94 Kingsley 1 ............. ............Rushed ............

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AFL FINALS, GEELONG V FREMANTLESimonds Stadium, Saturday September 7 at 2.20pm (Local time).

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1 BROWN, Mitch ......... ........

2 SMEDTS , Billie ......... ........

3 BARTEL (V), Jimmy ......... ........

4 MACKIE (V), Andrew ......... ........

5 VARCOE, Travis ......... ........

6 MCCARTHY, Lincoln ......... ........

7 TAYLOR, Harry ......... ........

8 HUNT (V), Josh ......... ........

9 KELLY (V), James ......... ........

10 MENZEL, Daniel ......... ........

11 COREY (V), Joel ......... ........

12 WEST, Trent ......... ........

13 LONERGAN (V), Tom ......... ........

14 SELWOOD, Joel ......... ........

15 SCHRODER , Jordan ......... ........

16 SIMPSON, Dawson ......... ........

17 MCINTOSH, Hamish ......... ........

18 COWAN, Josh ......... ........

19 HUNT, Taylor ......... ........

20 JOHNSON (V), Steve ......... ........

21 MURDOCH, Jordan ......... ........

22 DUNCAN, Mitch ......... ........

23 CADDY , Josh ......... ........

24 BEWS, Jed ......... ........

25 RIVERS, Jared ......... ........

26 HAWKINS, Tom ......... ........

27 STOKES, Mathew ......... ........

28 CHRISTENSEN, Allen ......... ........

29 GUTHRIE , Cameron ......... ........

30 VARDY, Nathan ......... ........

31 PODSIADLY, James ......... ........

32 MOTLOP, Steven ......... ........

33 HORLIN-SMITH , George ......... ........

34 WALKER, Josh # ......... ........

35 CHAPMAN (V), Paul ......... ........

36 HARTMAN, Brad ......... ........

37 EARDLEY, Cam # ......... ........

38 SHERINGHAM, Jackson # ......... ........

39 KERSTEN, Shane ......... ........

40 THURLOW, Jackson ........ ........

41 STRINGER, Jesse ......... ........

42 BATHIE, Ryan # ......... ........

43 BURBURY, George # ......... ........

44 ENRIGHT (V), Corey ......... ........

45 HAMLING, Joel ......... ........

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1 Michael Barlow 261 12.4 296 14.1 557 26.5 85 4 10

2 Nathan Fyfe 300 15.8 188 9.9 488 25.7 87 4.6 16

3 David Mundy 272 14.3 185 9.7 457 24.1 80 4.2 7

4 Danyle Pearce 289 13.1 156 7.1 445 20.2 82 3.7 9

5 Tendai Mzungu 255 11.6 153 7 408 18.5 117 5.3 15

6 Michael Johnson 291 13.9 116 5.5 407 19.4 143 6.8 5

7 Matt de Boer 166 7.5 189 8.6 355 16.1 83 3.8 10

8 Chris Mayne 175 8.3 170 8.1 345 16.4 127 6 35

8 Lee Spurr 224 11.2 121 6 345 17.2 115 5.7 1

10 Paul Duffield 265 13.9 75 3.9 340 17.9 119 6.3 3

11 Clancee Pearce 195 10.3 144 7.6 339 17.8 110 5.8 2

12 Ryan Crowley 168 7.6 154 7 322 14.6 72 3.3 8

13 Stephen Hill 171 10.7 130 8.1 301 18.8 48 3 10

14 Nick Suban 199 10.5 95 5 294 15.5 59 3.1 14

15 Michael Walters 203 11.3 81 4.5 284 15.8 96 5.3 40

16 Garrick Ibbotson 191 14.7 91 7 282 21.7 106 8.2 1

17 Hayden Ballantyne 182 10.1 59 3.3 241 13.4 76 4.2 32

18 Luke McPharlin 169 13 54 4.2 223 17.2 114 8.8 0

19 Zac Clarke 76 5.4 127 9.1 203 14.5 61 4.4 8

20 Lachie Neale 91 10.1 107 11.9 198 22 34 3.8 7

21 Zac Dawson 53 2.5 140 6.7 193 9.2 60 2.9 0

22 Cameron Sutcliffe 116 7.2 64 4 180 11.2 52 3.2 8

23 Matthew Pavlich 81 9 47 5.2 128 14.2 53 5.9 18

24 Tom Sheridan 63 7 52 5.8 115 12.8 24 2.7 6

25 Hayden Crozier 75 8.3 25 2.8 100 11.1 33 3.7 10

26 Alex Silvagni 56 5.6 32 3.2 88 8.8 43 4.3 5

27 Jack Hannath 49 4.1 37 3.1 86 7.2 31 2.6 7

28 Jonathon Griffin 46 6.6 31 4.4 77 11 19 2.7 3

29 Aaron Sandilands 9 1.3 48 6.9 57 8.1 12 1.7 2

30 Kepler Bradley 33 6.6 18 3.6 51 10.2 13 2.6 7

31 Matthew Taberner 18 4.5 11 2.7 29 7.2 11 2.7 2

32 Joshua Mellington 8 8 9 9 17 17 5 5 0

33 Jesse Crichton 10 10 5 5 15 15 5 5 0

34 Joshua Simpson 8 8 6 6 14 14 4 4 1

35 Viv Michie 7 7 6 6 13 13 1 1 0

36 Alex Forster 4 4 5 5 9 9 1 1 0

36 Peter Faulks 6 6 3 3 9 9 5 5 0

38 Tanner Smith 4 4 4 4 8 8 4 4 0

39 Craig Moller 1 1 4 4 5 5 0 0 0

40 Haiden Schloithe 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

40 Alex Howson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

40 Sam Menegola 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

40 Max Duffy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

40 Jayden Pitt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

40 Anthony Morabito 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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

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

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

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

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

6 PEARCE, Danyle ......... ........

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

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

9 DE BOER, Matt ......... ........

10 WALTERS, Michael ......... ........

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

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

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

14 SIMPSON, Josh ......... ........

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

22 SMITH, Tanner ......... ........

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

24 DUFFY, Max ......... ........

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

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

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

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

29 PAVLICH, Matthew (V) ......... ........

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

31 SANDILANDS, Aaron (V) ......... ........

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

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

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

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

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

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

38 HANNATH, Jack ......... ........

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

40 MOLLER, Craig # ......... ........

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

42 TABERNER, Matt # ......... ........

43 HOWSON, Alex # ......... ........

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

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

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CBC Fremantle claim Year 8/9 schoolboys crown

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In what was frantic fi nish to the Year8/9 Schoolboys Cup at Patersons Stadium on Saturday afternoon, CBC Fremantle emerged victorious in an epic battle with Darling Range Sports College.

In blustery conditions on the big stage both teams traded goals early and CBC held a handy nine-point lead at the long break.

The contest went up a notch in the second half, with the margin never being more than two goals for the remainder of the game. CBC hung on for a memorable nine-point victory defeating Darling Range 9.10 (64) to 8.7 (55).

Shannon Hurn was on hand from West Coast to present the Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup and medallions to the players, coaches and umpires.

Ambrose Ryan (CBC Fremantle) and Jai Woods (Darling Range) were presented with the special WCE match balls in recognition of being the best players for their respective schools in the grand final. The Ross Davis Medal was awarded to Aiden Zindani from CBC Fremantle for his outstanding contributions throughout the competition.

Since the competition’s inception in 1983, the Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup has grown to become WA’s premier lower school football competition with 5000 students from over 180 schools competing this year.

One of the major directions of the WA Football Commission and School Sport WA was to utilise the competition to re-establish Australian football into all secondary schools.

Over the years football has provided the vehicle where values like loyalty, teamwork, respect, leadership, mateship, endeavour and integrity are taught. Both teams demonstrated these qualities in a highly skilled display and in true sportsman-like manner.

WAFC Schools Completions Manager Clayton Anderson said the WAFC greatly appreciated the support received from new program partners West Coast and School Sport WA for the contribution of the Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup.

“On behalf of the Commission I would also like to sincerely thank those teachers who gave up their time to coach a school football team in the 2013 Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup competition,” Anderson said.

Grand fi nal winners: The CBC team celebrates its premiership.

ScoreboardCBC Fremantle ...................................... 2.0 6.2 8.4 9.10 (64)Darling Range Sports College ............. 3.4 4.5 6.5 8.7 (55) Best: CBC Fremantle - Ambrose Ryan, Tom Eastaugh, Zane Sumich. Darling Range Sports College - Jai Woods, Adrian Pou, Alex CabassiRoss Davis Medal - Aiden Zindani (CBC Fremantle)

Ross Davis medallist: Aiden Zindani was judged best on ground.

RYAN DAVISSWAN DISTRICTSRyan Davis has earned $250 for the Swans District Grow the Game Fund after being named one of the best on ground for Swan Districts last week. Davis, who was recruited from North Shore FC, will contribute to the Swans District Grow the Game Fund as part of AAMI’s grassroots reward program. Davis also claims a $250 prize.Rory O’Brien has claimed the overall $5,000 AAMI WAFL Player of the Year Award after finishing the season with 21 votes – just two votes ahead of Claremont’s Jake Murphy.

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T H E AU ST R AL I A N STO C KB RO KE R

Three decades and 750 games later

Football certainly throws up its fair share of dedicated participants who commit their time, energy and love to our great game.

One person who has done this for 30 years is Swan Districts junior umpire Manager Sav Borg.

Borg has been a tireless worker, coach, mentor, and parent figure for hundreds of young aspiring umpires over three decades. But after the 2013 season, he will be stepping aside to spend more time with his wife and young family.

Borg said it was a hard decision, with umpiring being such a large part of his life.

“Umpiring has given me a great deal, with nothing more important than the strong relationships and lifelong friends,” he said.

“I also take great pride in working with and watching the development of young players and umpires progressing through juniors, WAFL and AFL.”

Borg said he would leave reassured that the Swan Districts Junior Umpire Association was in a great position with strong numbers, a clear talent pathway, positive match day environments, and a close link between the umpires, the clubs and the competition.

He is held in high regard and has acted in many roles in football, touching a number of different market sectors including junior umpire districts, umpire development squads, AFL little league, umpiring committees and junior football clubs.

Borg’s journey started as a player with the Bassendean Junior Football Club in 1978 but

Long serving umpire Sav Borg.

it was in 1984 that his real passion for football was found when he joined the Swan Districts Junior Football Umpires Association.

He has gone on to umpire over 750 games in the Swans District and many more across other competitions.

Borg’s involvement in umpiring is not only recognised by the number of games he has done but by the amount of time and effort he has put into coaching umpires of the future.

His main goal has been to develop tomorrow’s umpires today and share in their enthusiasm and excitement as they not only develop as umpires but as individuals.

Borg said umpiring had provided him with essential life skills at a very young age including effective communication, decision making and leadership, which helped him in his working life as a senior bank employee.

He thanked the West Australian Football Commission, Swan Districts Football Club, WAFC Umpiring and the Swans District Junior Football Umpires Association for being an important part of his journey.

Borg was awarded one of WA’s highest umpire recognition awards in 2011 recognising his outstanding contribution and service to umpiring and football and there is no doubt he will be sorely missed.

ROUND 24 VOTES

East Fremantle v Claremont

3. Jyrin Woods (C)

2. Patrick Cripps (EF)

1. Harry Taylor (C)

Perth v South Fremantle

3. Jarrod Garlett (SF)

2. Brent Edmonds (P)

1. Callum Ah Chee (SF)

Subiaco v Peel Thunder

3. Jospeh Scafidi (S)

2. Thomas Shanahan (EP)

1. Brennan Pearce (S)

Swan Districts v West Perth

3. Kirk Bartel (WP)

2. Herman Humphries (SD)

1. Dean Munns (WP)

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LEADING VOTEGETTERS FOR 2013

22. Jacob Dragovich (SF), Brent Edmonds (P)

16. Jacob Green (EF)

13. Blake Acres (WP)

12. Patrick Cripps (EF), Joshua Deluca (S), Tyler Keitel (EP)

10. Alex Moreno (P)

9. Bailey Matera (SF), Tim Stewart (SF), Alec Waterman (C)

WAFC

The WAFL Colts Coaches Award went to joint winners for the fi rst time at the conclusion of home and away fi xtures last weekend.

South Fremantle’s Jacob Dragovich and Perth’s Brent Edmonds were both judged best on ground in five games and polled votes in nine matches overall to tally 22 for the season.

The Colts Coaches’ Award was instituted in 2004 to recognise and encourage talented players in the Colts competition.

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

Cadbury AFL 9s spring season launchThe Cadbury AFL 9s spring season was offi cially launched at half time of the West Coast v Adelaide game at Patersons Stadium on Saturday, August 31.

The launch included AFL 9s exhibition games between junior football players and parents, former West Coast players Michael Braun and Dwayne Lamb, and 96fm Breakfast show hosts Blackers, Carmen and Fitzi.

Nic Naitanui’s junior club Midvale JFC played a game against Kingsley JFC, with players and parents from both clubs taking part.

The Kingsley mums have recently started their own AFL 9s team and are keen to showcase their skills in the AFL’s newest version of the game.

Cadbury AFL 9s is a fast, free-flowing game that involves nine players on each team playing on a smaller field. Best of all, it’s mixed ‘touch football’ with no tackling or bumping, making it suitable for people of any age or skill level.

Registrations for the spring season open on August 31 and close on October 7.

Competitions will be played at 10 centres around WA including Bentley, Bunbury, Claremont, Coolbinia, East Fremantle, Geraldton, Kingsley, Pinjarra, South Mandurah and Whitfords.

The season runs from October 14 to December 21. To register visit www.afl9s.com.au

Participants are also encouraged get involved in the Cadbury Super Team promotion for a chance to play Cadbury AFL 9s against a team of AFL Superstars including Nic Naitanui.

For more information visit http://cadburysuperteam.com.au/

AFL 9s was showcased at Patersons Stadium. Register a team at www.afl 9s.com.au

Edmonds and Dragovich share colts Award

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Premiership glory in the country

Information supplied by Trevor Kelly from WA Footy Forum

AVON2nd Semi-Final:League:Kellerberrin-Tammin 10.13 (73) d Beverley 7.14 (56)Reserves:Quairading 6.3 (39) d Cunderdin 3.17 (35)

CENTRAL KIMBERLEYGrand Final:Bayulu Bulldogs 10.15 (75) d Noonkanbah Blues 10.4 (64)

CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTALGrand Final:League:Cervantes 20.15 (135) d Lancelin 9.6 (60)Reserves:Jurien Bay 9.15 (69) d Moora 6.5 (41)

CENTRAL WHEATBELTGrand Final:Bencubbin 12.8 (80) d Kalannie 10.4 (64)

CBH EASTERN DISTRICTSGrand Final:League:Kulin-Kondinin 26.18 (174) d Hyden-Karlgarin 8.10 (58)Reserves:Burracoppin 10.7 (67) d Nukarni 8.6 (54)

ESPERANCE & DISTRICTSPreliminary Final:League:Ports 15.9 (99) d Gibson 8.11 (59)Reserves:Ports 8.10 (58) d Esperance 4.7 (31)

FORTESCUE NATIONALGrand Final:Tom Price Panthers 14.14 (98) d Townsite Eagles 10.7 (67)

GOLDFIELDS1st Semi-Final:League:Mines 18.10 (118) d Kambalda 5.9 (39)Reserves:Mines 17.7 (109) d Railways 13.9 (87)Colts:Railways 8.10 (58) d Mines 6.11 (47)2nd Semi-Final:League:Railways 12.10 (82) d Kalgoorlie 8.12 (60)Reserves:Kambalda 16.8 (104) d Kalgoorlie 12.8 (80)

Colts:Kalgoorlie 15.9 (99) d Boulder 8.15 (63)

GREAT NORTHERN1st Semi-Final:League:Towns 21.8 (134) d Railways 11.13 (79)Reserves:Brigades 9.7 (61) d Northampton 3.8 (26)Colts:Mullewa 11.8 (74) d Towns 10.8 (68)2nd Semi-Final:League:Brigades 16.15 (111) d Mullewa 13.11 (89)Reserves:Mullewa 14.10 (94) d Railways 4.3 (27)Colts:Brigades 14.11 (95) d Railways 6.8 (44)

GREAT SOUTHERNPreliminary Final:League:Railways 14.10 (94) d Royals 10.11 (71)Reserves:Railways 9.7 (61) d North Albany 8.4 (52)Colts:North Albany 16.11 (107) d Denmark-Walpole 4.10 (34)U17:Royals 6.6 (42) d North Albany 6.5 (41)

HILLS1st Semi-Final:Pickering Brook 13.11 (89) d Mundaring 9.15 (69)2nd Semi-Final:Chidlow 208 (128) d Gidgegannup 11.8 (74)

LOWER SOUTH WEST1st Semi-Final:League:Kojonup 8.15 (63) d Deanmill 7.13 (55)Reserves:Southerners 14.8 (92) d Tigers 13.7 (85)Colts:Southerners 17.15 (117) d Tigers 3.2 (20)

MORTLOCK2nd Semi-Final:League:Calingiri 13.16 (94) d Dowerin 11.10 (76)Reserves:Gingin 17.11 (113) d Dowerin 8.2 (50)

CBH NORTH MIDLANDSPreliminary Final:League:Morawa 12.9 (81) d Coorow-Latham 6.10 (46)Reserves:Mingenew 11.14 (80) d Dongara 5.4 (34)

NORTH PILBARAGrand Final:League:Port Hedland Rovers 11.12 (78) d Wickham Wolves 7.14 (56)Reserves:Port Hedland Rovers 11.7 (73) d Karratha Falcons 7.5 (47)

ONGERUP2nd Semi-Final:League:Jerramungup 7.15 (57) d Lake-Grace-Pingrup 3.5 (23)Reserves:Lake-Grace-Pingrup 8.9 (57) d Gnowangerup 6.6 (42)

ONSHORE CUP2nd Semi-Final:Dunsborough Mulies 10.5 (65) d Capel Kakkas 6.6 (42)

ALCOA PEEL1st Semi-Final:League:Rockingham 20.14 (134) d Centrals 17.6 (108)Reserves:Waroona 9.10 (64) d Baldivis 8.6 (54)Colts:Rockingham 11.7 (73) d Pinjarra 11.5 (71)2nd Semi-Final:League:Pinjarra 16.12 (108) d Waroona 7.11 (53)Reserves:South Mandurah 15.9 (99) d Pinjarra 4.4 (28)Colts:Baldivis 13.12 (90) d Mandurah 11.7 (73)

RAVENSTHORPE & DISTRICTSElimination Final:Lakes 13.17 (95) d Southerners 10.18 (78)

SOUTH WESTLeague:Harv-Bruns-Lesch 9.3 (57) d Collie Eagles 7.10 (52)Eaton Boomers 9.13 (67) d Aug-Marg-River 5.8 (38)South Bunbury 17.9 (111) d Busselton 6.11 (47)Harvey Bulls 12.7 (79) d Bunbury 10.13 (73)Donnybrook 16.9 (105) d Carey Park 10.10 (70)Reserves:Collie Eagles 11.7 (73) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch 7.6 (48)Aug-Marg-River 11.6 (72) d Eaton Boomers 3.4 (22)Busselton 13.16 (94) d South Bunbury 5.5 (35)Bunbury 12.9 (81) d Harvey Bulls 7.7 (49)Carey Park 22.10 (142) d Donnybrook 5.4 (34)Colts:Harv-Bruns-Lesch 6.12 (48) d Collie Eagles 1.0 (6)Eaton Boomers 16.18 (114) d Aug-Marg-River 6.5 (41)South Bunbury 12.13 (85) d Busselton 9.12 (66)Bunbury 22.20 (152) d Harvey Bulls 3.0 (18)Donnybrook 13.15 (93) d Carey Park 11.13 (79)

CBH UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN2nd Semi-Final:League:Williams 17.9 (111) d Narrogin Hawks 7.9 (51)Reserves:Narrogin Hawks 10.10 (70) d Katanning Wanderers 9.7 (51)Thirds:Wagin 12.8 (80) d Katanning Wanderers 10.11 (71)Fourths:Katanning Wanderers 6.4 (40) d Brookton-Pingelly 1.5 (11)

WEST KIMBERLEYPreliminary Final:Looma Eagles 11.11 (77) d Derby Tigers 9.8 (62)

It’s fi nals time around country Western Australia with a number of teams battling it out for premiership glory.

In the Central Midlands Coastal, Cervantes continued its domination of the league with its sixth premiership in a row with a 75-point thumping of Lancelin. They have now won 14 flags in the last 16 years. Cervantes were led by Kyle Mclaughlin, Gus Devitt and Brent LeCras who kicked nine goals, with Tyson Lord winning the Roger Tonkin Medal for best-afield. Best for Lancelin were Ryan Smith (four goals) and Jake Tromp.

Bencubbin, led by a best on ground effort from Ryan Gobbart, have won the Central Wheatbelt Football League premiership with a 16-point victory over Kalannie while in the north of the State, Tom Price Panthers made it back-to-back flags with a hard fought

16-point win over Townsite Eagles.

Panthers’ Shaun Creevey capped off a big season for the Panthers when he was named best on ground, having also won the Bielski Medal for the Association fairest and best.

In the Central Kimberley, Bayulu Bulldogs made it two flags in a row with a hard-fought 11-point win over Noonkanbah. Shannon Drill was named the Manado Medalist for his efforts for the Bulldogs, while Jamarlius Jubadah was awarded the Belt-Up Award for the Blues.

Port Hedland Rovers have stamped themselves a dominant force in the North Pilbara Football League after both its league and reserves sides claimed premierships. The league side had a 22-point win over Wickham Wolves with Jesse Simpson named best on ground.

WACFL Awards 2013:Central Kimberley: Davies Medal - Ervan Skinner (Noonkanbah Blues)

Great Southern: Kleeman Medal - Luke Cameron (North Albany)

Goldfields: Mitchell Medal - Dion Fleay (Mines) - Josh Rymer (Railways)

Hills: Benjamin Seabrook Medal - Adam McKinlay (Chidlow)

Lower South West: Tyre-Power Medal - Tim Lyster (Southerners)

North Midlands: Hal Hunt Medal - James Dempster (Mingenew)

Peel: Ross Elliot Medal - Eddie Dann (Rockingham)

Upper Great Southern: Leo Graham Medal - Jon Price (Williams)

26 AMATEUR FOOTBALL

One last chance for premiership hopefuls

By Sophie James

THE WA Amateur Football League finals series continues this weekend with 54 teams battling it out for a spot in grand finals next weekend.

For West Coast Cowan and Scarborough who play in the B Grade preliminary final, a win would mean a spot against Kalamunda in the premiership-decider and automatic promotion to the A Grade next season.

But, before either side can think of promotion, they must first face off for what will be the fourth time for the year, this time at Millington Reserve.

Scarborough will head into the match as favourite and full of confidence having defeated West Coast Cowan two from three times throughout the season.

In round four West Coast Cowan won its first encounter at Millington Reserve, but Scarborough looked to settle the score in round 13 beating their rivals at City Beach by 35 points.

In the qualifying final at Millington Reserve just two weeks ago, Scarborough extended its winning margin to 45 to stamp its dominance in this season’s finals.

West Coast Cowan won’t be without hope, however, having beaten North Fremantle by 28 points in the first semi-final.

This weekend will also feature the C1 preliminary final with first against third - Quinns District set to take on Mosman Park at Wanneroo Showgrounds.

After facing their first loss of the season to Canning South Perth in the second semi-final last weekend, Quinns will be looking to come back strong and secure a spot in the grand final.

Quinns have had the wood on Mosman Park this year – finishing two above on the ladder and defeating their opponents the three times they have met, but Quinns’ recent loss against Canning South Perth last week will give Mosman Park the confidence it might be able to cause the upset.

The winner of the match will earn promotion to B Grade next season and will go through to the grand final against Canning South Perth next Saturday, September 14.

Also fighting for a spot in a grand final are Wesley Curtin and University, who meet in the A Grade second Semi Final at UWA Sports Park.

While the loser will get another chance if they lose, the winner will head straight through to the A Grade grand final on September 22.

University has been the form team of the competition for the entire season in A Grade, finishing on top of the ladder, but with Wesley Curtin also in fine form the weekend’s game will be one not to miss.

Intrigue also surrounds the A Grade first semi final, as North Beach go head to head with Swan Athletic at MacDonald Reserve.

Following on from 2012 North Beach again finished in third but will be desperate to record a finals win and avoid going out in straight sets after losing last weeks’ qualifying final to Wesley Curtin.

To record that win they must beat Swan Athletic, which finished fifth, and which

has just knocked Trinity Aquinas out of premiership contention in the elimination final by 23 points at Bill Grayden Reserve.

If they can take a win against Swan Athletic and make it to the Preliminary Final there is no telling how far their finals experience can take them.

Following the weekend games and before the grand finals, players and special guests will get the chance to celebrate the season at the WA Amateur Football League’s Medal Presentation Dinner.

More than 850 guests will gather at the Grand Ballroom in the Burswood Entertainment Complex to celebrate the WA Amateur Football League’s Fairest & Best players across the 25 grades.

Bouncedown for all league fixtures is at 2.30pm, following reserves at 12.35pm and colts at 10. 45am.

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West Coast Cowan get set to take on Scarborough.

Quinns District face Mosman Park in the preliminary fi nal.

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Claremont Ph: 9384 9200www.claremontfc.com.auEast Fremantle Ph: 9339 5533www.effc.com.auEast Perth Ph: 9443 2259www.eastperthfc.com.au

Peel Thunder: Ph: 9535 3448www.peelthunder.com.auPerth Ph: 9362 4499www.perthdemons.com.auSouth Fremantle Ph: 9335 1555www.southfremantlefc.com.au

Subiaco Ph: 9208 9999www.subiacofc.com.auSwan Districts Ph: 9279 8700www.swandistrictsfc.com.auWest Perth Ph: 9300 3611www.westperthfc.com.au

For more information please contact your club

• SD - Colts Fairest & Best Presentation evening from 6pm

• P - Sponsors Appreciation Night

• SD - Womens & Youth Girls Fairest & Best Presentation evening 6:30pm featuring our Premiership Players

• PT - Tuckey Medal Fairest and Best Awards Night

• C v WP- WAFL 2nd Semi at Clare Oval

• SD v EP 1st Semi Final featuring Tastes of the Valley

• SD - Post Game awards at 5:45pm

• SFFC- Annial Golf Day at Royal Fremantle Golf Club

• EF - Black Friday Masquerate Party – 7:30pm – East Fremantle Oval

• WP JFL Grand Final @ Arena Joondalup from 8am

• SFFC - Women’s Presentation

• EF - Alan Trott Medal Count (Colts) EFFC from 6:30pm

• WP - WPJFL Grand Final

• SFC - Outridge Medal Presentation Night

• P - Sam Cawthorn Lunch @ Brownes Stadium

• WP - Falcons District Presentation Evening

WAFL GRAND FINAL

• C - Club Champion Awards, CFC Members Lounge 7pm

• SFFC - • Colts Awards Night

• WP - Dominish Medal Count

• C- Royal Show Parking – volunteers required

• P - Past Players & Officials Association Grand Final Function @ Brownes Stadium

• WP – Breckler Medal

• SD - Swan Medal Fairest & Best evening

• SFFC - W.J. Hughes Medal Count

• P - Butcher Medal Night @ Brownes Stadium

• EF - Lynn Medal Count & Presentation Dinner.

• SD - Legends Night inducting Ron Boucher as our 17th Club Legend

• P - Centurion Lunch with Darren Glass @ Brownes Stadium

• PT - Century21 Golf Day

• C - Demolition Party

STATS

Leading stats for season 2013

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Can You Help?In the 69 seasons since open football resumed in 1945, 6063 diff erent players have debuted in WAFL league football. Of these, the WAFC, after extensive research, is missing a date of birth for 245 players. Each week the Budget will list the playing records for 10 of the players for whom birth and other details are sought. These include:

Ronald Allen Arnold (Claremont 1955, 4 games) – died 1967 aged 32

Malcolm Bubb (South Fremantle 1996-99, 22 games) – ex Exmouth

Jack Crooks (Perth 1945, 1 game)

L Foster (Claremont 1945, 2 games) – ex Tasmania?

G Hough (East Perth 1945, 2 games)

A Jenkins (Perth 1945, 1 game)

Albert Martin (Perth 1945, 2 games)

Irwin Royd Palmer (West Perth 1959, 5 games)

R Parker (Subiaco 1945, 1 game)

John Smith (Swan Districts 1955, 1 game)

Any information that could help establish contact with or lead to full particulars being obtained on these players would be welcomed by WAFL historian Greg Wardell-Johnson (gwardelljohnson@wafc.com.au) or Judy Chalmers (9381 5599) at the WA Football Commission.

DISPOSALS

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Rory O’BRIEN East Frem 20 28 v C, R24 622

2 Brendan LEE East Perth 20 27 v S, R24 550

3 Shane NELSON West Perth 20 42 v SD, R24 538

4 Mitch BANNER South Frem 20 25 v P, R24 532

5 Brendon JONES Peel Thunder 20 22 v S, R23 528

6 Mark MCGOUGH East Frem 20 35 v C, R24 520

7 Aaron BLACK West Perth 20 37 v WP, R24 516

8 Jake MURPHY Claremont 20 29 v EF, R24 502

9 Jarrod KAYLER-THOMSON Subiaco 20 21 v EP, R24 497

10 George HAMPSON Subiaco 19 26 v EP, R24 496

KICKS

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Mitch BANNER South Frem 20 18 v P, R24 352

2 Jarrod KAYLER-THOMSON Subiaco 20 16 v EP, R24 352

3 Brendon JONES Peel Thunder 20 14 v S, R23 317

4 Shane NELSON West Perth 20 27 v SD, R24 317

5 Andrew STRIJK West Perth 19 12 v SD, R24 298

6 Rory O’BRIEN East Frem 20 17 v C, R24 289

7 George HAMPSON Subiaco 19 15 v EP, R24 288

8 Aaron BLACK West Perth 20 19 v SD, R24 285

9 Jake MURPHY Claremont 20 17 v EF, R24 277

10 Brendan LEE East Perth 20 16 v S, R24 276

HANDBALLS

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Rory O’BRIEN East Frem 20 11 v C, R24 333

2 Brendan LEE East Perth 20 11 v S, R24 274

3 Mark MCGOUGH East Frem 20 17 v C, R24 250

4 Ryan COOK South Frem 19 10 v P, R24 241

5 Aaron BLACK West Perth 20 18 v SD, R24 231

6 Jake MURPHY Claremont 20 12 v EF, R24 225

7 Dene WHITE Perth 20 6 v SF, R24 223

8 Wayde TWOMEY Swan Dist 19 12 v WP, R24 222

9 Shane NELSON West Perth 20 15 v SD, R24 221

10 Brendon JONES Peel Thunder 20 9 v S, R23 211

MARKS

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Paul BOWER Peel Thunder 20 8 v S, R23 168

2 Tim GEAPPEN Swan Dist 20 4 v WP, R24 142

3 Joshua SMITH East Perth 19 7 v S, R23 137

4 Tony NOTTE Swan Dist 20 7 v WP, R24 136

5 Andrew STRIJK West Perth 19 7 v SD, R24 133

6 Aaron BLACK West Perth 20 9 v SD, R24 131

7 Aidan PARKER Subiaco 20 10 v EP, R24 129

8 Paul BEVAN Perth 20 3 v SF, R24 126

9 Wayde TWOMEY Swan Dist 19 9 v WP, R24 126

10 Mitch BANNER South Frem 20 6 v P, R24 123

FREES FOR

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Rory O’BRIEN East Frem 20 4 v C, R24 62

2 Jake MURPHY Claremont 20 2 v EF, R24 56

3 Paul JOHNSON East Perth 20 5 v S, R24 46

4 Aidan TROPIANO East Frem 17 5 v C, R24 39

5 Haiden SCHLOITHE South Frem 16 7 v EP, R23 38

6 Mark SEABY Claremont 20 2 v EF, R24 37

7 Brendan LEE East Perth 20 2 v S, R24 35

8 Christopher KEUNEN West Perth 18 1 v SD, R24 33

9 Rhys WATERS Subiaco 14 1 v EP, R24 33

10 Joshua MELLINGTON West Perth 18 3 v EF, R24 33

FREES AGAINST

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Paul JOHNSON East Perth 20 4 v S, R24 38

2 Sean TIGHE South Frem 19 0 v P, R24 37

3 Alistair GILLESPIE South Frem 20 0 v P, R24 35

4 Mark SEABY Claremont 20 4 v EF, R24 33

5 Tim GEAPPEN Swan Dist 20 0 v WP, R24 31

6 Christopher KEUNEN West Perth 18 2 v SD, R24 30

7 Jake MURPHY Claremont 20 4 v EF, R24 30

8 Mark MCGOUGH East Frem 20 4 v C, R24 30

9 Mitchell ANDREWS Claremont 18 3 v EF, R24 29

10 Matthew GUADAGNIN West Perth 19 1 v SD, R24 29

HIT OUTS

Posn Player Team Games Last Game Total

1 Mark SEABY Claremont 20 24 v EF, R24 706

2 Paul JOHNSON East Perth 20 33 v S, R24 625

3 Sean TIGHE South Frem 19 36 v P, R24 532

4 Christopher KEUNEN West Perth 18 26 v SD, R24 526

5 Mitchell ANDREWS Claremont 18 20 v EF, R24 348

6 Christian EYRES Perth 17 24 v SF, R24 347

7 Fraser MACDOUGALL East Frem 19 18 v C, R24 290

8 Rory LOBB Swan Dist 11 29 v WP, R24 276

9 Cameron SYMONDS East Frem 11 9 v WP, R22 256

10 Wesley LAMMIE Swan Dist 9 40 v P, R11 255

LADDERS & RESULTS

LEAGUETeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsCLAREMONT 20 17 3 0 2018 1508 133.82 68WEST PERTH 20 13 7 0 1852 1677 110.44 52SWAN DISTRICTS 20 12 8 0 1919 1754 109.41 48EAST PERTH 20 12 8 0 1937 1881 102.98 48East Fremantle 20 11 9 0 2017 1761 114.54 44Perth 20 10 10 0 1934 1952 99.08 40South Fremantle 20 6 14 0 1866 2099 88.90 24Subiaco 20 6 14 0 1578 1870 84.39 24Peel Thunder 20 3 17 0 1449 2068 70.07 12

RESERVESTeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsPERTH 20 13 7 0 1785 1355 131.73 52SOUTH FREMANTLE 20 13 7 0 1754 1452 120.80 52EAST PERTH 20 13 7 0 1578 1323 119.27 52WEST PERTH 20 12 8 0 1555 1336 116.39 48East Fremantle 20 10 9 1 1579 1520 103.88 42Swan Districts 20 10 10 0 1556 1382 112.59 40Claremont 20 9 10 1 1484 1489 99.66 38Subiaco 20 6 12 2 1491 1637 91.08 28Peel Thunder 20 2 18 0 914 2202 41.51 8

COLTSTeam P W L D For Ag PC PtsCLAREMONT 20 18 2 0 1854 1029 180.17 72SOUTH FREMANTLE 20 15 5 0 1822 1126 161.81 60

PERTH 20 13 7 0 1523 1340 113.66 52SUBIACO 20 12 8 0 1694 1344 126.04 48

East Fremantle 20 11 9 0 1545 1252 123.40 44West Perth 20 7 13 0 1009 1682 59.99 28East Perth 20 5 15 0 1156 1412 81.87 20Peel Thunder 20 5 15 0 1041 1546 67.34 20Swan Districts 20 4 16 0 1052 1965 53.54 16

WAFL Ladders 2013Round 24, 2013

AFLTEAM P W D L For Agst PC PtsHAWTHORN 22 19 0 3 2523 1859 135.70 76GEELONG 22 18 0 4 2409 1776 135.60 72FREMANTLE 22 16 1 5 2035 1518 134.10 66SYDNEY 22 15 1 6 2244 1694 132.50 62RICHMOND 22 15 0 7 2154 1754 122.80 60COLLINGWOOD 22 14 0 8 2148 1868 115.00 56PORT ADELAIDE 22 12 0 10 2051 2002 102.40 48CARLTON 22 11 0 11 2125 1992 106.70 44Essendon* 22 14 0 8 2145 2000 107.30 56North Melbourne 22 10 0 12 2307 1930 119.50 40Adelaide 22 10 0 12 2064 1909 108.10 40Brisbane 22 10 0 12 1922 2144 89.60 40West Coast 22 9 0 13 2038 2139 95.30 36Gold Coast 22 8 0 14 1918 2091 91.70 32

Western Bulldogs 22 8 0 14 1926 2262 85.10 32St Kilda 22 5 0 17 1751 2120 82.60 20Melbourne 22 2 0 20 1455 2691 54.10 8GWS Giants 22 1 0 21 1524 2990 51.00 4*Essendon finished ninth under AFL sanctions.

AFL – Round 23ST KILDA ................................................ 4.4 9.6 12.9 16.15 (111) FREMANTLE ........................................... 0.0 4.3 5.5 6.5 (41) GOALS: STK - Lee 3; Riewoldt, Milne, Montagna 2; Hayes, Ledger, Ross, Steven, McEvoy, Curren, Blake. FRE - Hannath, Simpson, Taberner, De Boer, Pavlich, Crozier BEST: STK - Steven, Curren, Montagna, Dal Santo, Geary, Dempster, Jones, Gilbert. FRE - Mzungu, Crowley, Barlow.UMPIRES: Schmidt, Hay, Jeffery CROWD: 22,476 at Etihad StadiumADELAIDE .............................................. 4.4 8.7 15.10 19.15 (129) WEST COAST.......................................... 0.3 3.7 4.8 5.12 (42) GOALS: ADE - Dangerfield, Otten, Grigg 3; Couch, Sloane, Thompson 2; van Berlo, Smith, Callinan, Tambling. WCE - Tunbridge 2; Smith, Dalziell, Wellingham.BEST: ADE - Dangerfield, Thompson, Crouch, Otten, Douglas, Smith, Sloane. WCE - Cox, S.Selwood, Priddis, Rosa, Dalziell.UMPIRES: Fleer, Wenn, Foot CROWD: 29,416 at the Patersons Stadium

LEAGUEEAST FREMANTLE ......................................... 1.2 6.3 9.5 13.9(87)CLAREMONT ............................................... 4.5 5.6 9.8 11.11(77)GOALS: EF - Perham, Young, Sheppard, Depane 2; Tropiano, O’Brien, Henson, Boyle, King. C - Richardson 3; Bradshaw, Jones 2; Foster, Neates, Laurie, Hamp. BEST: EF - Young, Stephen, Hadley, Tropiano, McGough, Howlett. C - Murphy, Bradshaw, Laurie, Neates, Blackwell, Anderson.UMPIRES: S Parry, T Keating, A Martin. CROWD: 1200 (approx) at East Fremantle Oval.EAST PERTH .................................................. 3.1 4.8 7.12 11.16(82)SUBIACO ....................................................... 2.6 5.11 6.14 8.15(63)GOALS: EF -Smith 4; Bennell 3; Seal, Swan, White, Cadwallader. S - Hay 2; Parker, Waters, Gum, Phelan, Clarke, Le Fanu. BEST: EF - Johnson, Lee, Morton, Smith, Sweet, Bennell. S - Parker, Mahoney, Gum, Hampson, Phelan, Worthington.UMPIRES: Brown, Norton, Wardman. CROWD: 1500 (approx) at Medibank Stadium.PERTH ............................................................ 1.2 8.5 10.9 17.13(115)SOUTH FREMANTLE ...................................... 6.4 9.6 11.9 13.13(91)GOALS: P - Stack 5; Leeson 3; Bevan, White 2; O’Sullivan, Reimers, Jacobs, Houghton, Richardson. SP - Saunders 4; Johnson 3; Miller, Banner 2; Cook, Hams. BEST: P - Hodge, Stack, Leeson, O’Sullivan, Sketcher, Reimers. SF - Tighe, Ross, Guglielmana, Banner, Miller, Pickett.UMPIRES: M Dodgson, M Worobec, S McPhee. CROWD: 1200 (approx) at Brownes Stadium.SWAN DISTRICTS .......................................... 2.3 5.6 7.9 10.13(73)WEST PERTH ................................................. 1.4 4.5 5.11 7.13(55)GOALS: SD - Geappen 3; Roach, Boekhorst, Twomey, Garlett, Notte, Rogers, Davis. WP - Kerr 3; Black, Salecic, Hutchings, Fowler. BEST: SD - Hams, Bennell, Ames, Davis, Geappen, Notte. WP - Black, Hutchings, Kerr, Crisp, Nelson, Hunt. UMPIRES: M Adams, J Orr, R McCaw. CROWD: 1500 (approx) at Steel Blue Oval.

RESERVESClaremont .............................................. 2.2 7.7 8.8 10.12 (72)East Fremantle ...................................... 2.3 2.5 6.5 9.5 (59)GOALS: C - Richardson, Yu, Panizza 2; Gajewski, Knott, Breakey, Bertola. EF – Howson 6; Anthony, Ricciardello, Cronan BEST: C - Yu, Goyder, Breakey. EF - Howson, Wallis, Crisafio, Ricciardello, Kirk.East Perth .............................................. 3.0 9.3 13.6 16.10 (106)Subiaco .................................................. 1.1 1.1 4.2 5.3 (33)GOALS: EP - Brookes 5; McKenzie 4; Bradshaw, Wilson 2; Gordon, Borrett, Ameduri. S – Halligan 3; Garcia, Yarran. BEST: EP - Grover, Chartres, Brookes, McKenzie. S - Halligan, Yarran, Joyce, Ashman.South Fremantle ................................... 4.3 9.7 12.11 16.15 (111)Perth ...................................................... 0.3 0.5 0.8 2.8 (20)GOALS: SF - Winter, Adams, Sokol, Van Manen, Matera, Grima 2; Smith, Panizza, Carter, Banks. P - Moreno, Manuel. BEST: SF – Main, Parry, Grima, Carter, Bewick. P - Hunt, Jones, Dow, Johnston, Wellburn.West Perth ............................................. 1.4 1.9 2.10 5.13 (43)Swan Districts ....................................... 2.5 2.6 4.11 4.13 (37)GOALS: WP - Branch, Rasmussen, Rohde, Chalmers, Money. SD - Stockley, Morrow, Embley, Mills. BEST: WP - Blight, Blakely, Casserly, Jukes, Blakely. SD - Cary, Blight, McKay, Bennell.

COLTSClaremont .............................................. 1.3 2.4 5.6 9.7 (61)East Fremantle ...................................... 3.3 3.6 6.8 7.12 (54)GOALS: C - Woods 3; Birch, Carruthers, Lim, Anderson, Fiegert, Rogers. EF - Green, Patat 2; Cripps, Green, Marsh. BEST: C - Woods, Taylor, Rogers, Lim. EF - Cripps, Green, Bourne, Marsh, Drennan.Subiaco .................................................. 5.6 5.7 8.12 10.12 (72)East Perth .............................................. 0.1 5.1 6.1 9.4 (58)GOALS: S - Wood 3; Webster 2; Kennedy, Vermeersch, Garlett, Bestry, Scafidi. EP – Kane 2; Giblett, Riley, Leggett, Ridley, Caporn, Gare, Jones. BEST: S - Scafidi, Pearce, Jackson, Swain. EP - Shanahan, Rees, Riley, Giblett.South Fremantle ................................... 3.6 6.8 8.9 12.12 (84)Perth ...................................................... 2.1 4.4 9.5 12.6 (78)GOALS: SF - Ah Chee, Rioli 3; Stewart 2; Nicholson, Culleton, Ah Siu, Stewart. P – Walker 3; Bolton, Phillips 2; Legget, Bakker, Busher, Mercer, Mather. BEST: SF - Ah Chee, Garlett, Lewis, Stewart, Tucker. P - Leeson, Edmonds, Walker, Chester, Doncon.West Perth ............................................. 2.2 7.5 13.8 16.12 (108)Swan Districts ....................................... 4.1 6.1 8.6 10.9 (69)GOALS: WP - Michell, Kirwen, Hardman 3; Innes 2; Harvey, Smith, Moulton, Saunders, Simcock. SD – Smith 3; Nelson, Daniels 2; Ford, Humphries, Duke. BEST: WP - Hardman, Innes, Bartel, Michell. SD - Humphries, Lill, McDonald, Wilson, Shaw

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League Fixtures 2013ROUND 1 Saturday, 16 March 2013Perth 12.10(82) d Peel Thunder 9.16(70)Claremont 20.12 (132)d South Frem 12.12 (84)East Frem12.10(82) lost to Swan Dist 13.15(93)West Perth 19.18(132) d East Perth 9.3(57)Bye Subiaco

ROUND 2 Friday, 22 March 2013Subiaco 8.6 (54) lost to West Perth 11.12 (78)Saturday, 23 March 2013East Perth 11.14 (80) d Peel Thunder 9.14 (68)Bye Claremont, East Fremantle, Perth, South

Fremantle, Swan Districts

ROUND 3 EASTERFriday, 29 March 2013Peel Thunder 13.10 (88) lost to East Frem 17.9 (111)Subiaco 16.8 (104) d East Perth 13.11 (89)Saturday, 30 March 2013Perth 16.9 (105) d South Fremantle 14.8 (92)Swan Districts 9.10 (64) lost to Clare 18.17 (125)Bye West Perth

ROUND 4 Friday, 5 April 2013South Frem 13.5 (83) lost to West Perth 13.8 (86)Saturday, 6 April 2013Swan Dist 14.17 (101) lost to Perth 15.13 (103)East Frem 25.11 (161) d Subiaco 14.8 (92)East Perth 11.9 (75) lost to Clare 19.15 (129)Bye Peel Thunder

ROUND 5 Friday, 12 April 2013Subiaco 4.9 (33) lost to Claremont 13.9 (87)Saturday, 13 April 2013West Perth 17.13 (115) d Peel Thunder 8.9 (57)Swan Dist 15.12 (102) d South Frem 12.9 (81)Sunday, 14 April 2013Perth 16.10 (106) lost to East Frem 15.18 (108)East Perth

ROUND 6 Saturday, 20 April 2013East Frem 12.14 (86) lost to East Perth 14.12 (96)Claremont 13.9 (87) d West Perth 10.8 (68)South Frem 10.12 (72) lost to Subiaco 16.17 (113)Sunday, 21 April 2013Peel Thunder 15.8 (98) d Swan Dist 12.12 (84)Bye Perth

ROUND 7 ANZAC DAYThursday, 25 April 2013Perth 19.16 (130) d East Perth11.13 (79)West Perth 9.16 (70) lost to Swan Dist 15.8 (98)South Frem 7.12 (54) lost to East Frem 12.11 (83)Saturday, 27 April 2013Peel Thunder 11.12 (78) lost to Clare 14.11 (95)Bye Subiaco

ROUND 8 Saturday, 4 May 2013Peel Thunder 12.18 (90) d Subiaco 12.9 (81)Claremont 15.10 (100) d Perth 14.11 (95)East Frem 21.3 (129) lost to West Perth 24.8 (152)East Perth 18.13 (121) d South Frem 14.18 (102)Bye Swan Districts

STATE GAMESaturday, May 11WA 17.16 (118) d VIC, 15.11 (101)

ROUND 9 Saturday, 18 May 2013Claremont 16.15 (111) d East Frem 9.15 (69)South Frem 14.15 (99) d Peel Thunder 11.8 (84)Subiaco 13.12 (90) lost to Perth 18.7 (115)Swan Dist 11.17 (83) lost to East Perth 15.13 (103)Bye West Perth

ROUND 10 Saturday, 25 May 2013West Perth 17.13 (115) d Perth 12.7 (79)Swan Dist 10.12 (72) lost to Subiaco 12.13 (85)Peel Thunder 13.13 (91) d East Perth 10.13 (73)South Frem 9.11 (65) lost to Clare 20.12 (132)Bye East Fremantle

ROUND 11 WA DAYSaturday, 1 June 2013Perth 15.10 (100) lost to Swan Districts 16.8 (104)Sunday, 2 June 2013Claremont 7.12 (54) lost to Subiaco 9.10 (64)East Frem 10.12 (72) lost to South Frem 21.13 (139)Monday, 3 June 2013East Perth 17.12 (114) d West Perth 14.11 (95)Bye Peel Thunder

ROUND 12 Saturday, 8 June 2013West Perth 15.8 (98) lost to Clare 18.11 (119)East Frem 14.7 (91) d Peel Thunder 8.8 (56)Subiaco 15.16 (106) d South Frem 7.11 (53)Bye Swan Districts, East Perth, Perth

ROUND 13 Saturday, 15 June 2013Subiaco 12.11 (83) lost to Swan Dist 20.10 (130)Claremont 15.12 (102) d Peel Thunder 7.7 (49)Sunday, 16 June 2013Perth 12.11 (83) lost to East Perth 15.11 (101)East Frem 10.9 (69) lost to West Perth 12.11 (83)Bye South Fremantle

ROUND 14 Saturday, 22 June 2013West Perth 13.13(91) d Subiaco 13.12 (90)Peel Thunder 9.13(67) lost to Perth 18.9 (117)South Frem 13.8 (86) lost to Swan Dist 20.18 (138)East Perth 14.7 (91) d East Fremantle 13.10 (88)Bye Claremont

ROUND 15 Saturday, 29 June 2013Claremont 15.8 (98) d East Fremantle 13.17 (95)South Frem 16.7 (103) lost to Perth 16.17 (113)East Perth 20.17 (137) d Peel Thunder 7.4 (46)Swan Dist 11.13 (79) lost to West Perth 11.16 (82)Bye Subiaco

ROUND 16 NAIDOC WEEKSaturday, 6 July 2013Peel 13.7 (85) lost to West Perth 15.11 (101)Swan Districts 24.12 (156) d Perth 10.7 (67)South Frem 14.6 (90) lost to Clare 13.16 (94) Subiaco 8.9 (57) lost to East Frem 17.21 (123)Bye East Perth

ROUND 17 Saturday, 13 July 2013Perth 13.19 (97) d Subiaco 9.17 (71)Clare 10.11 (71) lost to Swan Dist 16.14 (110)Bye East Fremantle, East Perth,

Peel Thunder, South Fremantle, West Perth

ROUND 18 Saturday, 20 July 2013West Perth 9.13 (67) lost to South Frem 15.16 (106)Peel Thunder 7.7 (49) lost to Perth 18.15 (123)East Frem 15.13 (103) d Subiaco 10.9 (69)East Perth 14.11 (95) d Swan Dist 12.11 (83)Bye Claremont

ROUND 19 Saturday, 27 July 2013West Perth 10.14 (74) d East Perth 6.8 (44)Swan Dist 12.9 (81) d Peel Thunder 10.10 (70)South Frem 8.7 (55) lost to East Frem 20.18 (138)Subiaco 5.9 (39) lost to Claremont 7.16 (58)Bye Perth

ROUND 20 Saturday, 3 August 2013West Perth 17.12 (114) d Peel Thunder 9.11 (65)Claremont 19.13 (127) d East Perth 14.15 (99)East Fremantle 16.12 (108) d Perth 12.8 (80)Subiaco 14.14 (98) lost to South Frem 16.10 (106)Bye Swan Districts

ROUND 21 Saturday, 10 August 2013Peel 14.10 (94) lost to Swan Dist 14.16 (100)Perth 7.13 (55) lost to West Perth 18.7 (115)East Perth 20.12 (132) d Subiaco 9.10 (64)Bye Claremont, East Fremantle,

South Fremantle

ROUND 22 Saturday, 17 August 2013East Perth 20.16 (136) d Perth 13.10 (88)Sunday, 18 August 2013West Perth 9.7 (61) lost to East Frem 20.14 (134)Peel Thunder 9.13 (67) lost to South Frem 24.16 (160) Clarem19.10 (124) d Swan Districts 9.11 (65)Bye Subiaco

ROUND 23 Saturday, 24 August 2013Perth 12.9(81) lost to Claremont 14.12 (96)South Frem 22.13 (145) d East Perth 21.7 (133)Subiaco 18.14 (122) d Peel Thunder 12.5 (77)Swan Districts 14.19 (103) d East Frem 12.8 (80)Bye West Perth

ROUND 24 Saturday, 31 August 2013Perth 17.13 (115) d South Fremantle 13.13 (91)East Fremantle 13.9 (87) d Claremont 11.11 (77)East Perth 11.16 (82) d Subiaco 8.15 (63)Swan Districts 10.13 (73) d West Perth 7.13 (55)Bye Peel Thunder

FIRST AND SECOND SEMI-FINAL Sunday September 8 20132.15 Swan Districts v East Perth, Steel Blue Oval2.15 Claremont v West Perth, Claremont Oval

PRELIMINARY FINAL Sunday September 15, WAFL Club ground

GRAND FINAL Sunday, 22 September, Patersons Stadium

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