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1 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WAFL ROUND 15 JULY 9, 2011 $3.00 Lions and Bulldogs take WAFL to Esperance

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3 Publisher This publication is proudly produced for the WA Football Commission by Media Tonic. Phone Fax Sales Editor Tracey Lewis Photography Andrew Ritchie, Tracey Lewis, William Crabb, Paul Litherland Design/Typesetting Jacqueline Holland - Visible Ink Graphics Printing Quality Press. Phone Address 8 Babel Road Welshpool WA s.little@qualitypress.com.au Cover Adam Cockie and Toby McGrath The Football Budget is printed on Express Gloss 90gsm paper, which is sourced from a sustainably managed forest and uses manufacturing processesof the highest environmental standards. The Football Budget is printed by a Level 2 EnvironmentalAccredited printer. The magazine is 100% recyclable. WAFL admission prices $15 Adult* $12 Concession 2 for 1 offer Student Edge Member* Free Children U16 *Includes a copy of Football Budget Find us on Copyright No part of this publication may be reproduced or stored in a retrieval system without the permission of the publisher. Opinions expressed in the Football Budget are not necessarily those of the WAFC. The WAFC or affi liated clubs believe that the material produced in this publication is accurate, but gives no warranty in relation thereto and disclaims all liability for claims against the WAFC or affiliated clubs, Media Tonic, its employees, agents, or any other person, which may rise from any person acting on the materials contained herein. Registered by Australia Post - PP642521/00112 On the Cover Lions and Bulldogs take WAFL to Esperance Something Special 8 Kids in Footy 9 Entertainment 26 Country Week fi xtures Every Week 6 Awards 7 Tipping WAFC news 24 Collectables 25 Umpiring 27 Country Football 28 Community Football 30 Club notes 31 WAFL Stats 32 Foxtel Cup 33 Ladders & results 34 Fixtures 4-5 LeCras fresh for 200th game Game time 12 Foxtel Cup EP v Williamstown 14 Previews Subiaco v South Fremantle Peel v East Fremantle West Perth v Claremont 29 West Coast v Geelong 29 Fremantle 12 WAFL in Esperance BALCATTA: Ph: CANNINGTON: Ph: CANNING VALE: Ph: KELMSCOTT: Ph: MIDLAND: Ph: MORLEY: Ph: O CONNOR: Ph: WANGARA: Ph: OPEN THURSDAYS TILL 7PM, SATURDAYS TILL 2PM Proudly Supporting Football in WA 3

LeCras fresh for 200th game It s a lot of footy!

Brent LeCras, who is having a remarkable season playing mostly from centre half back for the league-leading Falcons, said he was almost embarrassed at joining the

A while ago I spoke to Callum Chambers and Craig Smoker (former Falcons teammates) about the 200 club and all we could say was how much footy that involved.

LeCras, who made his WAFL debut with the Falcons in 2002 and won a Simpson written by Tracey Lewis Medal in their premiership team the next year, was drafted by

He has carved a reputation as a strong-leading forward at both WAFL and State football level, but it was an approach to Falcons coach Bill Monaghan to head back to

I met with Bill pre-season and asked if I could play more in defence.

I don t really mind where I play as long as we are winning!

LeCras football is also reflecting the stability of his life off the field.

I come from a crayfishing family and I was doing a bit of that in 2009 when Bill started coaching at West Perth but it s hard to combine with football, he said.

At the moment though I am still enjoying it and our team this year is as consistent as it s been in a few years.

4 LeCras fresh for 200th game It s a lot of footy! was the straight-to-the-point response from one of the most versatile players in the WAFL on the confirmation he would play his 200th senior game this weekend. Brent LeCras, who is having a remarkable season playing mostly from centre half back for the league-leading Falcons, said he was almost embarrassed at joining the illustrious club. I knew I was around the mark, but wasn t sure quite when it was coming up, said LeCras who turns 30 in October. A while ago I spoke to Callum Chambers and Craig Smoker (former Falcons teammates) about the 200 club and all we could say was how much footy that involved. They are both 200-game players and I m sure when we re older and looking back it will be something we ll be proud of. LeCras, who made his WAFL debut with the Falcons in 2002 and won a Simpson written by Tracey Lewis Medal in their premiership team the next year, was drafted by North Melbourne as a forward. He has carved a reputation as a strong-leading forward at both WAFL and State football level, but it was an approach to Falcons coach Bill Monaghan to head back to defence that has revitalised his passion for the game. I ve played a lot of my career in the backline but was drafted as a forward, LeCras said. I met with Bill pre-season and asked if I could play more in defence. He said as long as it worked with the team structure he was putting together then we d give it another go and I think it s freshened me up. I don t really mind where I play as long as we are winning! Forward or back, I don t really prefer one over the other, but the move this year has certainly been a good one so far. LeCras football is also reflecting the stability of his life off the field. His little boy Koby has just turned three and he is in the final year of a plastering apprenticeship although his heart really lies with crayfishing. I come from a crayfishing family and I was doing a bit of that in 2009 when Bill started coaching at West Perth but it s hard to combine with football, he said. Work won t dictate how long I keep playing for though, that will all depend on how I m feeling and what Bill thinks. At the moment though I am still enjoying it and our team this year is as consistent as it s been in a few years. Previously we were losing games we shouldn t and winning games we shouldn t but this year things are running more smoothly and hopefully we can keep that going into the last round when we have the bye and then into the finals. We ve probably exceeded outside expectations this year but internally we believed we were going to be in a good position to challenge the best teams in the league. We ve got Claremont this week and it s a massive game for us to stay ahead of the pack. Brent LeCras record: West Perth ( , 2005, ) games North Melbourne ( ) -- 6 games Port Melbourne ( ) games North Ballarat (2006) games Port Adelaide (2007) games Western Australia -- 4 games Total: 199 senior games I met with Bill pre-season and asked if I could play more in defence. He said as long as it worked with the team structure he was putting together then we d give it another go and I think it s freshened me up. Brent LeCras. 4

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Awards Player-of-the-Year THE gap is widening at the top of the Work Clobber/Steel Blue Player-of-the-Year Award with Claremont s Luke Blackwell extending his lead to eight votes on the back of

6 Awards Player-of-the-Year THE gap is widening at the top of the Work Clobber/Steel Blue Player-of-the-Year Award with Claremont s Luke Blackwell extending his lead to eight votes on the back of another stellar performance for the Tigers. Subiaco s Kyal Horsley and East Perth s Brendan Lee are making a charge as we head into the final third of the season. Kyal Horsley Leading goalkickers ROUND 15 votes Perth v Swan Districts 3. Tim Geappen (SD) 2. Brett Robinson (SD) 1. Drew Robinson (PTH) Claremont v South Fremantle 3. Luke Blackwell (CL) 2. Beau Wilkes (CL) 1. Ryan Brabazon (CL) West Perth v Subiaco 3. Kepler Bradley (WP) 2. Kyal Horsley (SUB) 1. Matt Guadagnin (WP) East Perth v Peel Thunder 3. Brendan Lee (EP) 2. Garry Moss (EP) 1. Craig Wulff (EP) Leading vote getters for Luke Blackwell (CL) Rory O Brien (EF), Mark Hutchings (WP) Kyal Horsley (SUB), Brendan Lee (EP) 9 -- Brent LeCras (WP), Josh Smith (EP) 7 -- Hayden North (SF), Aaron Elari (PTH) 6 -- Ryan Brabazon (CL), Beau Wilkes (CL), Tom Roach (SD), Jarrod Kayler-Thomson (PTH), Jason Salecic (WP) 5 Garry Moss (EP), Matt Guadagnin (WP), Rob Young (EF), Leith Teakle (EF), Jaymie Graham (SF), Jeff Gobbels (WP) 4 Tim Geappen (SD), Kristin Thornton (Peel), Blake Broadhurst (SUB), Jonathon Griffin (EF), Jason Bristow (SUB), Andrew Browne (CL), Andrew McDougall (PTH), Brock O Brien (EF) Award prizes proudly supplied by Retravision. Rising Star ONCE again we have joint leaders in the 2011 WAFL Combined Past Players and Officials Association Rising Star Award after Alroy Gillgan picked up one vote playing for Claremont last weekend. Gilligan has re-joined Freddie Clutterbuck in the lead, while the likes of Perth duo Haydn Busher and Matthew Rogers are hot on their heels. To be eligible for votes in the Rising Star Award, players must have played eight games or less at the start of the 2011 season and be aged 21 or under at the end of the season. AFL-listed rookies are eligible to win the award as long as they are not elevated to the senior AFL list throughout the season. ROUND 15 votes Perth v Swan Districts 3. Matthew Rogers (PTH) Haydn Busher (PTH) Claremont v South Fremantle 3. Ben Saunders (CL) Alroy Gilligan (CL) West Perth v Subiaco Justin Joyce (SUB) 1. East Perth v Peel Thunder 3. Nick Kommer (EP) 2. Arthur Bennell (EP) 1. Phillip Pohlenz-Saw (Peel) Leading vote getters for Freddie Clutterbuck (EP), Alroy Gilligan (CL) Haydn Busher (PTH), Matthew Rogers (PTH) Aaron Black (WP) Nathan Blee (EP) Joel Palumbo (SF), Rhys Healey (Peel) Corey Yeo (EF) 9 -- Tom Lee (CL), Lewis Broome (CL) 7 Devin McFarlane (Peel), Aiden Tropiano (EF), Justin Joyce (Sub) 6 Stephen Coniglio (SD), Gaby Denton (PTH), Phillip Pohlenz-Saw (Peel) 5 Brad Nisbett (CL) Rodriguez Shield Blake Broadhurst (SUB) Tim Geappen (SD) Cory Dell Olio (SF) Brock O Brien (EF), Josh Smith (EP) Ashley Hansen (SD) Matthew Moody (PTH) Callum Wilson (SF) Ryan Herring (Peel), Leith Teakle (EF), Ian Richardson (CL) Lewis Broome (CL) Jack Anthony (SUB) Matthew Seal (EP), Anthony Tsalikis (WP), Geoff Gobbels (WP), Danny Hughes (SUB), Haydn Busher (PTH) Andrew Strijk (WP), Kristin Thornton (Peel) Chad Jones (CL), Rhys Healey (Peel) 19 Ben Colreavy (SD), Alroy Gilligan (CL) 2011 tally board Claremont West Perth South Fremantle East Fremantle Subiaco Perth.. 98 Swan Districts.. 80 East Per th. 72 Peel Thunder The Rodriguez Shield is awarded to the most consistent WAFL club of the season, with points allocated across all three grades. Clubs are awarded 10 points for every league win and four points for a reserves or colts win. 6

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Kids in Footy Emily, aged six, and Jessica (four) pictured getting ready for a

The annual Subiaco District NAB AFL Auskick Gala Day was another success this

Rockets JFC, Kingsway Reserve Landsdale.

Darren Rumble were on hand to umpire the games and assist in skills sessions

8 Kids in Footy Emily, aged six, and Jessica (four) pictured getting ready for a day at the footy. The annual Subiaco District NAB AFL Auskick Gala Day was another success this year and one of the teams taking part was the Year 2 side from the Karrinyup Saints. The 20 th anniversary gala day was held in June at the home of the Kingsway Rockets JFC, Kingsway Reserve Landsdale. More than 1000 children were divided into 68 teams and they took part in 99 fixtured games. Subiaco league players Aidan Parker, Kyal Horsley, Adam Cockie, Rob Forrest and Darren Rumble were on hand to umpire the games and assist in skills sessions through out day. Capture your kids in their favourite local club, WAFL or AFL gear or just enjoying a day at the football and send to the Football Budget, along with your child s name and age, to tlewis@ mediatonic.com.au Award winning local footy show. Grassroots, WAFL & AFL. Every Saturday on TEN

Entertainment WAR HORSE (DREAMWORKS) From Dreamworks Studios and director Steven Spielberg comes WAR HORSE, an epic adventure for audiences of all ages and an unforgettable odyssey of friendship,

Joey is sold to the British cavalry by Albert s father and dispatched to the front lines. Joey begins an extraordinary journey against the backdrop of the Great War.

9 Entertainment WAR HORSE (DREAMWORKS) From Dreamworks Studios and director Steven Spielberg comes WAR HORSE, an epic adventure for audiences of all ages and an unforgettable odyssey of friendship, discovery and courage. This sweeping tale of a young boy names Albert and his beloved farm horse, Joey, takes place at the outbreak of WW1. Joey is sold to the British cavalry by Albert s father and dispatched to the front lines. Joey begins an extraordinary journey against the backdrop of the Great War. Despite the obstacles he faces at every step of his journey, he touches and changes each life he encounters along the way. Albert, unable to forget his friend, leaves home for the battlefields of France to find his horse and bring him home. WAR HORSE opens at the movies on Boxing Day. EAGLE AND THE WORM (WARNER MUSIC) A band known as the up-tempo party starters who delivered Futureman, All I Know and more recently Too Young, Eagle and the Worm will play in Perth as part of their Goodtimes Album Tour. After releasing what was been described as without a doubt a flawless debut album 10/10 (AU Review), Eagle and the Worm announced their only headline tour of 2011 in celebration of their critically acclaimed release Goodtimes - 4 1/2 stars: Herald Sun, Courier Mail, Album of the week PBS, Melbourne Mag. EATW will bring the full Goodtimes production and the eightpiece band nationwide to every show. After putting out a string of 7 inches in All I Know and Futureman and receiving plenty of love from community radio and Triple J - EATW became a festival favourite; playing Big Day Out, Falls, Valley Fiesta, Melbourne Festival and Apollo Bay. The album tour will coincide with the National release of Goodtimes on 12 Vinyl LP, available at shows, online and indie retailers. GOODTIMES ALBUM TOUR 2011 PERTH TOUR DATES: Wednesday 24 August Prince Of Wales (Bunbury) free entry Thursday 25 August The Bakery (Perth)* - Tickets from Oztix.com.au and outlets Friday 26 August Mojos (Fremantle) - Tickets from Oztix.com.au and outlets *Shows exclude The Frowning Clouds 9

WAFC State 16s head to National Championships WESTERN Australia s State 16s departed for Sydney on Wednesday, July 6 to play in Division 1 of the 2011 NAB AFL 16s Championship at Blacktown Olympic

WA then plays Victoria Country on Tuesday, July 12 and returns to Perth following the final Division One game against South Australia State 16s coach Jon Sharp speaks to players during a practice

10 WAFC State 16s head to National Championships WESTERN Australia s State 16s departed for Sydney on Wednesday, July 6 to play in Division 1 of the 2011 NAB AFL 16s Championship at Blacktown Olympic Park. The squad trained at Blacktown on Thursday and Charles McLaughlin Reserve on Friday in preparation for their first game against Victoria Metro on Saturday, July 9. WA then plays Victoria Country on Tuesday, July 12 and returns to Perth following the final Division One game against South Australia State 16s coach Jon Sharp speaks to players during a practice game against West Perth Colts. on Friday, July 15. Again at this year s carnival the eight State and Territory teams are joined by two international teams, the World XVIII and the South Pacific. Both international teams will compete in Division 2 along with Tasmania, the Northern Territory, Queensland and NSW/ACT. The WA State Talent Academy program is designed to develop the individual not just on the field with skills and style of play but off the field with education on nutrition, hydration, leadership and management skills. WA SQUAD Claremont Brenden Abbott, Jesse Hogan, Jack Martin, Mason Whitehead. East Fremantle Jarrad Jansen, Jake Solomon. East Perth Beau Chatley, Thomas Hodgson, Scott Jones, Tony Kalimeris. Peel Thunder Rhys Anzelino, Pierce Dawson, Matt Piggott. Perth Dylan Loo. South Fremantle Sheldon Taylor, Ben Sokol, Thomas Vandeleur. Subiaco Bryce Denysiuk, Hayden Kennedy. Swan Districts Richard Adraham, Jacob Coniglio, Sam Garstone, Laurence Grescos, Herman Humphries. West Perth Blakes Acres. WA FIXTURES Blacktown Olympic Park Saturday, July 9 10am WA v VIC Metro Tuesday, July 12 11am WA v VIC Country Friday, July pm WA v SA School students create winning designs THE West Australian Football Commission, in conjunction with Burley Sekem, has announced the winners of the Design a Football Jumper competition for This year over 70 schools from around the State took part in the competition which involved designing a football jumper which truly reflected the ethos of the school and took into account other aspects of the community such as local landmarks, location of school, cultural influences and sporting involvement. The entries were voted on by a judging panel with the Metropolitan winner being Charlotte Sym from Woodbridge Primary School and the Regional winner Macushla Quicke from Kulin District High School. WAFC Education Officer Jennifer Jenaway congratulated both students on their winning designs and said that Burley Sekem was producing a set of 20 playing jumpers in the design for each school. On behalf of the WAFC and Burley Sekem, we hope Woodbridge Primary School and Kulin District High School wear the jumpers with pride for many years to come, Mrs Jenaway said. Both designs truly reflect the culture and ethos of the respective schools and offer the school football teams the opportunity to promote their schools identity each time they represent their school. A formal presentation to Woodbridge Primary School was conducted with Swan District Development Officer Paul Godfrey, together with Swans Premiership player and current WA Under 18 s Captain, Steve Coniglio. Woodbridge Primary School student Charlotte Sym at the official presentation with Swans Premiership player and WA 18s Captain Steve Coniglio, and Swan District Development Officer Paul Godfrey. A formal presentation to Kulin District High by Wheatbelt District Officer Adam Falls will be co nducted soon. For me. It s good to know QBE loves the Lions as much as I do. For sure. WH42974 Basil Fuller. Subiaco FC Life Member & fan since QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited. ABN AFSL

WAFC South Perth Stingrays reward dedication SOUTH Perth Junior Football Club received $1000 worth of Sherrin Footballs from NAB after former SPJFC player and now Collingwood star Sharrod Wellingham

South Perth Stingrays Team Manager Darryl Sinclair and 17s Coach Grant Edmunds used the opportunity to pay tribute to dedicated players at the club and in particular those who have reached

11 WAFC South Perth Stingrays reward dedication SOUTH Perth Junior Football Club received $1000 worth of Sherrin Footballs from NAB after former SPJFC player and now Collingwood star Sharrod Wellingham scored a super goal in the 2011 AFL NAB Cup. South Perth Stingrays Team Manager Darryl Sinclair and 17s Coach Grant Edmunds used the opportunity to pay tribute to dedicated players at the club and in particular those who have reached significant milestones. As a way of thanking the players who returned to South Perth to play their final year of footy and for players reaching milestones during the season it was decided that this was a wonderful way to say thank you for continuing to play football, Sinclair said. Young men these days have many choices and can go and play other sports or simply stay at home on a Sunday. Edmunds said to play 150 games showed great commitment to the club over many years of junior football. You need a bit of luck with not being injured but it means these boys have rarely missed a game, he said. The players were really appreciative of NAB Mobile Banker Damon Fowler coming out and presenting them with footballs and Stingrays Captain Matt Rodan said it was great that NAB provided this type of recognition to junior clubs. South Perth was one of 14 junior clubs in Australia to receive footballs through the NAB Cup initiative. y NAB s Damon Fowler with Jake Howes 100 games, Kyle Sinclair 150, Captain Matt Rodan 100, Kieran Edmunds 150 and Callum Jepp 100. Other South Perth players not pictured who were presented with footballs included Chris Butcher, 100 games, and Paddy Hughes, 150 games. AAMI WAFL Player of the Week BRENDAN LEE EAST PERTH Brendan Lee has earned $250 for Busselton Football Club as part of AAMI s grassroots reward program. Lee, who started out at Busselton, collected 41 possessions for the Royals in their win over Peel Thunder at the weekend to claim the AAMI WAFL Player of the Week Award. Lee also receives a $250 prize and is in contention to win the overall $5000 AAMI WAFL Player of the Year Award. LEADERBOARD PLAYER CLUB VOTES L. Blackwell Claremont 16 R. O Brien East Fremantle 13 M. Hutchings West Perth 12 R. Cook South Fremantle 10 B. Lee East Perth 10 R. Bartholomew West Perth 8 B. LeCras West Perth 8 B. Broadhurst Subiaco 7 A. Browne Claremont 7 K. Horsley Subiaco 7 is proud to be the Major Sponsor of the WAFL 11

FOXTEL CUP SEMI-FINAL - Saturday, July 9 East Perth v Williamstown, Etihad Stadium 5.05pm local time. East Perth Football Club COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Tony Micale No.

... 9 Roberton, Dylan.... 10 Prior, Adam.... 11 Bawden, David.... 12 Sweet, Aaron.... 13 Warrell, Chris.... 14 Grover, Cameron.... 15 Smith, Joshua.... 16 Hancock, Brendan.... 17 Blee, Nathan.

... 27 Derickx, Jacob.... 28 Sampey, Luke.... 30 Smith, Ryan.... 31 Keath, Jye.... 34 Kommer, Nick.... 35 Dobson, Brett.... 37 Lalich, Jake.... 41 Oakley-Nicholls, Jarrad.... 44 Swan, Michael.

12 FOXTEL CUP SEMI-FINAL - Saturday, July 9 East Perth v Williamstown, Etihad Stadium 5.05pm local time. East Perth Football Club COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Tony Micale No. Player Goals Bhds 1 McKenzie, Shaquille Maldenis, Ryan Seal, Mathew Chartres, Danny Bennell, Arthur Macaulay, Robert Lee, Brendan Moss, Garry Roberton, Dylan Prior, Adam Bawden, David Sweet, Aaron Warrell, Chris Grover, Cameron Smith, Joshua Hancock, Brendan Blee, Nathan Higgins, Brock Brookes, Rowan Clutterbuck, Freddie Birrell, Jamie Payne, Steven Williamson, Boston Shepheard, Hamish Macaulay, Daniel Derickx, Jacob Sampey, Luke Smith, Ryan Keath, Jye Kommer, Nick Dobson, Brett Lalich, Jake Oakley-Nicholls, Jarrad Swan, Michael Delborrello, James.... Rushed.. Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th East Perth Williamstown Williamstown COLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Peter German No. Player Goals Bhds 1 Carr, Ed Wallis, Mitch Davies, Ben Jolley, Ben Stretton, David Hahn, Mitch Grossman, Mathew Johnson, Brett Reid, Sam Conway, Dylan Frost, Jack McHarg, Kwame Rampe, Dane Liberatore, Tom Stack, Brennan Lake, Brian Goodes, Brett Addison, Dylan Roughead, Jordan Schofield, Jayden Skinner, Zephaniah Johannisen, Jason Howard, Christian Mulligan, James Veszpremi, Patrick Djerrkura, Nathan Tutt, Jason Markovic, Lukas Cravino, Matthew Hooper, Andrew Hill, Josh Sherman, Justin Panos, Matthew Cordy, Ayce Minson, Will.... Rushed.. 6PR, s 2011 Football Team 12

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GAME PREVIEWS written by Andrea Damonse SUBIACO V SOUTH FREMANTLE Esperance Despite suffering a loss in one of the games of the season last Sunday South Fremantle sit comfortably in third.

for a finals spot. In their last encounter South Fremantle overcame the loss of captain Jaymie Graham and a sizable ruck disadvantage to pick up their fifth consecutive win.

hit outs. Rix, who missed last week with work commitments, is averaging 38 hit outs a game as the league s best ruckman, though Subiaco have struggled with translating his success onto the scoreboard.

Paul Hasleby is finding some form for the Bulldogs, while Ashton Hams is set to play his 100th game this week for the Bulldogs and Jason Bristow is set to play his 50th for Subiaco Overall record:

100 defeats at its home ground Bendigo Bank Stadium. East Fremantle is two games clear of the three teams chasing its top four spot and was lucky with results going its way during the bye.

Peel fell at the chance to pick up their third win in a row for just the third time in club history in the loss to East Perth last week, though the Thunder continue to improve with standout defensive

Earlier this season East Fremantle s large AFL contingent led the way though the Sharks left it late to secure the win over the Thunder, kicking three goals six in the final quarter allowing Peel to

In recent weeks however it has been more of a hindrance than a help, with the Sharks receiving little service from their host of AFL players whose ball use harmed their team s chances against Subiaco.

14 GAME PREVIEWS written by Andrea Damonse SUBIACO V SOUTH FREMANTLE Esperance Despite suffering a loss in one of the games of the season last Sunday South Fremantle sit comfortably in third. Subiaco only has two games out of their last seven against top four teams, including this week against the Bulldogs, which should give them an edge over Swan Districts and Perth who are also pushing for a finals spot. In their last encounter South Fremantle overcame the loss of captain Jaymie Graham and a sizable ruck disadvantage to pick up their fifth consecutive win. Forwards Ryan Murphy and Paul Mugambwa rucked in his absence, putting in a good effort at first against the league s top ruckman in Michael Rix before Rix dominated the stoppages with a massive 49 hit outs. Rix, who missed last week with work commitments, is averaging 38 hit outs a game as the league s best ruckman, though Subiaco have struggled with translating his success onto the scoreboard. Kyal Horsley is in scintillating form for the Lions, while Blake Broadhurst and Danny Hughes will be a focus for the Bulldogs defence after both kicked five goals last weekend. Paul Hasleby is finding some form for the Bulldogs, while Ashton Hams is set to play his 100th game this week for the Bulldogs and Jason Bristow is set to play his 50th for Subiaco Overall record: Subiaco won 142, South Fremantle won 178, Blake Drawn 3 Broadhurst PEEL V EAST FREMANTLE Bendigo Bank Stadium Peel needs a win this week to avoid reaching an ugly milestone with a loss bringing it to 100 defeats at its home ground Bendigo Bank Stadium. East Fremantle is two games clear of the three teams chasing its top four spot and was lucky with results going its way during the bye. The Sharks play the other top four teams in three of their last four games of the season, so will need to string together wins prevent dropping out of the four. Peel fell at the chance to pick up their third win in a row for just the third time in club history in the loss to East Perth last week, though the Thunder continue to improve with standout defensive efforts from Jordan Jones and Blayne Wilson who kept the dangerous Adam Prior to just one goal, while Matthew Brown had 17 disposals and laid five tackles to be Peel s best. Earlier this season East Fremantle s large AFL contingent led the way though the Sharks left it late to secure the win over the Thunder, kicking three goals six in the final quarter allowing Peel to stay in the game. In recent weeks however it has been more of a hindrance than a help, with the Sharks receiving little service from their host of AFL players whose ball use harmed their team s chances against Subiaco. Overall record: Peel won 8, East Fremantle won 27 Matthew Brown WEST PERTH V CLAREMONT Arena Joondalup West Perth last week all but secured a second semi-final berth with the win over Subiaco and this week s top two clash against Claremont sure to be a memorable one. The top-placed Falcons have now won 11 of their 13 matches and are three games clear of third-placed South Fremantle. Despite having no more than a two goal lead throughout the game against the Lions, the Falcons controlled play and were able to overcome blustery conditions and at times use them to their advantage. Claremont produced another thrilling game with their three point win over South Fremantle widening the gap between the top two and the rest of the competition. Last time the two teams met it was West Perth putting an end to Claremont s undefeated start to the season, despite the Tigers five goal stretch in the fourth. Led by captain Jason Salecic, the Falcons defence carried them through the game, shutting down a potent Claremont forward line. The work of Salecic and Matt Guadagnin in the middle will need to be paid close attention to by an equally potent Claremont mosquito fleet. Chad Jones missed last week s game against South Fremantle with hamstring soreness though he could be a chance to re-join the Tigers line up. Anton Saylor is set to play his 50th game for West Perth this week. Overall record: West Perth won 146, Claremont won 100, Anton Saylor Drawn 1 ABC TV WAFL Guide All games broadcast from 2pm Round West Perth v Claremont Round East Perth v Perth Round East Fremantle v East Perth Round Peel Thunder v Subiaco Round Subiaco v Perth Round East Fremantle v West Perth 14

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16 Curtain raisers Esperance 14s v Goldfields 14s 9.50am Esperance 14s COLOURS: Red, Black and White Coach: : Shane Tobin Goldfields 14 s COLOURS: COLOURS: Blue, Gold Blue and White Black Coach: COACH: Graeme Chris Borchett Gerreyn Player Goals Bhds Brayden Barker Tim McIntyre Liam O callihan Jack Trottman Tim McIntyre Remy Tobin Mickey Collins Shay Wyatt Josh Johnson Ray Phelps Travis Stewart Riley Curnow Jack Adams Jye Reynolds Daniel Bridge Adam Poole Patty Rae Ashley Skinnes Ryan Keevil Tom Curnow Tate White Cam Wilsher Liam Guthridge Sam Curtis Jonas Marks Joe Valaniri Hayden Smart Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Esperance 14s Goldfields 14s No. Player Goals Bhds 1 Ryan Borchet Jordan Fitzgerald Justin Rout Dylan Trow Braylen Indich Terry Trott Lloyd Donaldson Tyrone Tolputt Anthony Spooner Dylan Mccrea Bernie Lister Scott Kruize Harry Perks Ryan Williams Jack Hodges Cayne Chandler Brandon Dowrick Callum Bramley Jack Scattini Connor Mcfarlane Ethan Goss Sebastion Wellstead Thomas Breeze Bryce Harring Dean Haynes Jacob Basten Jarred Day Simon Cullen Brandon Vossebelt Sam Mcginty Ben Robinson Garryn Haywood Esperance 15s v Goldfields 15s 11.55am Esperance 15s COLOURS: : Red, Black and White Coach: Steve White Goldfields 15 s COLOURS: Blue, Gold and White Coach: John Rees Player Goals Bhds Blair Jarzabek Brent Scheer Stuart Smith Sharn Campbell Ethan McGee Earnest Dwyer Zac Lidlow Conrad Cook Cody Green Jarrad Lear Trevor Aganbag Lleion kiripatea Shannon Nelson Hayden Smart Craig Henderson Brandon Tate James Rae Kalin Hughs Jacob Vickers Brayden Harris Rowen Brien James Tommey Levi Jackson Brayden Wood Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Esperance 15s Goldfields 15s No. Player Goals Bhds 1 Kitt Castle Dylan Hinchlifee Shontaye James Jack Kemp Ethan Kotz-Anderson Jade Mansson Cameron Osborne Aaron Patea Liam Satori Jonathon Shapcott Zak Singh Anthony Champion Christopher Williams Jed Vincenti Bevan George Jamon Cooper Keiran Brennan Campbell Dorotich Jack Perks Eddie Thorne Joel Scharwz Brandon Hills Devlin Waddell Josh Stephens James Wharton Trent Wojtowicz Sam De Marte Mason Gould Vaughan Thompson Jarrod Stribley Trey Gundry

Esperance a picture-perfect paradise The Esperance region is paradise for lovers of the water. Its beaches are amongst the best in the world.

Stop at Tanker Jetty to say hello to Sammy the Seal and on the way back into town you can also stop at the Pink Lake lookout.

A climb to the top of Frenchman s Peak provides panoramic views of the surrounding areas. Cape Le Grand is one of the best spots to watch wildflowers and southern right whales (in season).

The Kepwari Trails in the wetlands are just a five-minute drive from town.

17 Esperance a picture-perfect paradise The Esperance region is paradise for lovers of the water. Its beaches are amongst the best in the world. West of town is the Great Ocean Drive, a 40km loop with Twilight Beach just one of the highlights. You can either drive or follow the cycling/walking path from town, past West Beach and Blue Haven. Stop at Tanker Jetty to say hello to Sammy the Seal and on the way back into town you can also stop at the Pink Lake lookout. Cape Le Grand National Park is situated east of Esperance and the sealed road goes all the way to Lucky Bay (65kms from town), which was voted Australia s whitest beach. A climb to the top of Frenchman s Peak provides panoramic views of the surrounding areas. Cape Le Grand is one of the best spots to watch wildflowers and southern right whales (in season). And if you want to go further east, Orleans Bay and Cape Arid National Park also offers kilometres of squeaky white beaches and some 4-wheel-driving. But Esperance is not only about beaches. The Kepwari Trails in the wetlands are just a five-minute drive from town. The trail winds through fringing sedge-lands, heathlands, under banksias canopies and over dune ridges and bird hides offer the perfect spot for bird watching. Also just outside of town is Lake Monjingup Nature Reserve, offering pristine bushland, wonderful wildflowers, prolific birdlife, walk trails and board walks. If you keep going west you get to Stokes National Park, about 85kms from Esperance. Enjoy beautiful coastal and inlet scenery and an easy walk with on-site plaques describing changes which have occurred to the environment, and look-outs. Right in the town centre is the Museum Village with the Municipal Museum and various little shops, including the Esperance Visitor Centre. And if you prefer a guided tour, there are cruises to the islands and different 4WD tours available. Contact the friendly staff at the Esperance Visitor Centre for a perfect holiday! 17

18 Colts - Saturday, July 9, 10.00am,Medibank Stadium. Subiaco Football Club COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Jarrad Schofield South Fremantle Football Club COLOURS: Red Blue and White Black Coach: COACH: Arthur Chris Maskos Gerreyn No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 MOORE, Simon 18/01/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ARMITAGE, Jesse 15/09/93 Kinglsey JFC JONES, Allan 16/04/94 Warwick Greenwood JFC ASHMAN, Joel 28/06/93 Kingsley JFC WATERS, Rhys 14/10/93 Hale School ROBINSON, Jake 12/09/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC BOTTECHIA, Christian 05/07/92 Carine JFC WHITING, Brett 31/12/93 Gibson SOMERS, Kobie 17/03/94 Whitford JFC GARCIA, James 29/12/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ELLIOT, Dylan 04/03/93 Ocean Ridge JFC YOUNG, Ross 23/09/92 Swanbourne JFC SMITH, Cameron 07/09/93 Carine JFC YORK, Brady 12/09/92 Royals SMYTHE, Myles 06/08/92 Boulder City TURNER, Matthew 23/08/93 Warwick Greenwood JFC HORTON-FRENCH, Joshua 26/07/93 Warwick Greenwood JFC HOSKINS, Craig 27/10/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC HARVIE, Mitchell 02/03/94 Marist BOGENSPERGER, Matthew 29/01/93 Kalgoorlie City CALLADINE, Brandon 28/09/93 Whitford JFC MCQUIGGIN, Callum 30/03/93 Boulder City STEINHAUSER, Karl 15/02/93 Kambalda DE BOER, Mitchell 21/12/92 Swanbourne JFC MELVIN, Edward 30/11/92 Scarborough JFC BERRYMAN, Stuart 29/03/93 West Coast JFC LE FANU, Charles 21/12/93 Mines COX, Tom 28/08/93 Cable Beach TURNER, Sam 17/03/93 Mines FC WOOD, Michael 15/07/94 Sorrento Duncraig JFC LOFTHOUSE, Brett 21/01/93 Harvey Bulls FC HALL, Lachlan 28/06/93 Carine JFC Colts Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Subiaco South Fremantle No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 VAN DER WIELEN, Harley 31/12/93 Melville JFC D ANDREA, Nicholas 10/07/94 South Coogee JFC FROYLAND, Jack 28/01/93 Attadale JFC MASKOS, Jason 03/03/93 South Coogee JFC LYNCH, Sean 30/01/94 Kelmscott JFC ZYLSTRA, Jarrad 10/07/93 Winnacott JFC WARRELL, Marvin 19/09/94 Kwinana JFC COLLARD, Emmanuel 16/08/94 Kwinana JFC DAVIES, Brandon 09/10/93 South Coogee JFC BOOTSMA, Joshua 22/02/93 Albany MARTINEZ, Jacob 10/09/92 South Coogee JFC SAKIN, Adem 10/10/93 Canningvale JFC VERRIER, Brendan 09/08/94 Kwinana JFC COLEMAN, Joshua 13/03/93 Willetton THOMPSON, Robert 30/07/93 Lakes JFC ANILE, Paul 29/07/93 Maddington PANIZZA, Simon 08/08/93 Williams THURSTON, Jake 01/03/93 Katandra HELLMRICH, Dillon 15/05/94 South Coogee JFC MIRCO, Jake 17/05/93 South Coogee JFC MCCOMB, Daniel 23/03/93 Melville JFC BORICH, Ivan 28/02/93 Cockburn JFC SHAW, Mason 15/01/94 Winnacott JFC FARRINGDON, Jack 20/05/93 Winnacott JFC VENTRIS, Jarryd 06/03/94 Boddington HAMILTON, Dale 23/02/94 Kelmscott JFC KELLY, Joel 09/02/93 South Coogee JFC Umpires Field: Nathan Williamson, Jerome Mohen, Ben Laycock Boundary: Jack Hobbs, Nathan Dingle, Jack Nyenhuis Goal: Les Rowland, Steve Touchell Reserves - Saturday, July 9, 12.30pm, Medibank Stadium. Subiaco Football Club COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Josh Wooden South Fremantle Football Club COLOURS: Red and White Coach:Tony Walters No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 4 KEEVERS, Ben 06/09/82 Sorrento Duncraig JFC DOUGLAS, Scott 24/10/85 Swan Valley DAVEY, Abe 20/12/89 Newtown Condingup STEVENSON, Bradley 27/06/88 West Coast JFC MULLER, Rory 12/06/90 Warwick Greenwood JFC SMITH, Martin 01/06/85 Kingsley JFC DANN, Sonny 14/08/90 Cable Beach SHEEHAN, Ryan 06/02/91 Boulder City PICKETT, Alliston 09/12/92 Northern Cobras JFC SELLS, Joshua 16/07/88 Geelong West St Peters DIAMOND, Andrew 06/04/92 Kingsley JFC KEENE, Tyson 06/02/90 West Coast JFC SYMONDS, Luke 23/02/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC YOUNG, Ross 23/09/92 Swanbourne JFC LEE, James 19/05/92 Carine JFC GREEN, Brodie 12/03/91 Gibson WARD, Scott 05/08/88 Kingsley JFC NORRISS, Luke 11/05/93 Kinglsey JFC HUNT, Josh 08/12/90 Mines Rovers MAHER, Rhonen 13/12/88 Towns HOSKINS, Craig 27/10/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC POCKLINGTON, Christian 21/02/91 Claremont WADE, Ryan 05/07/91 Kingsley JFC PISANO, Jarrad 20/12/91 Kingsley JFC HANSEN, Curtis 05/09/91 Queens Park JFC BELLINI, Mark 04/05/89 Karrinyup JFC KEAST, Bradley 06/08/91 Kalgoorlie City JOHNS, Matthew 10/06/92 Swanbourne JFC HAMPSON, George 08/02/90 Scarborough CULLEN, Matthew 07/07/91 Kalgoorlie City CRANLEY, Kyal 01/09/91 Eaton MURRAY, Clay 03/03/89 Scarborough Reserves Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Subiaco South Fremantle No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 5 FIELDING, Samuel 30/09/88 Tasmania COLLICA, Anthony 17/03/91 Kardinya JFC OLIVIERI, Matthew 14/08/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC MILLER, Mark 14/02/82 Railways MAIORANA, Jesse 20/09/90 East Fremantle JFC HORSMAN, Bradley 03/05/85 Wesley Curtin KICKETT, Jayden 07/06/88 Nightcliffe NTFL KLAUSE, James 22/08/90 Kununurra ROSS, Dylan 26/06/90 Marist JFC CAMPBELL, Gavin 14/07/88 South Coogee JFC STONE, Benjamin 19/01/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC GUGLIELMANA, Jarrad 05/11/91 Brigades HAYWARD, Damian 13/11/91 Boddington WYATT, Alex 19/06/91 Winnacott JFC LEECE, Matthew 28/05/89 Booragoon JFC BAIRSTOW, Dylan 12/03/91 South Bunbury HALL, Tyler 07/03/89 CBC Fremantle BURNETT, Shannon 07/05/93 Cockburn JFC GULLEY, Brendon 03/04/92 South Coogee JFC FEENEY, Adam 10/01/92 Bibra Lake GRIFFITHS, Boyden 12/12/92 Kelmscott JFC DUNKELD, Blake 13/02/90 Newdegate ALLISON, Cameron 09/08/91 Narrogin LAURINO, James 10/03/93 Katanning BOROVAC, Nicholas 26/10/91 Winnacott JFC JONES, Matthew 26/02/93 Bibra Lake JFC SKINNER, Lloyd 20/01/92 Armadale JFC Umpires Field: Peter McCaw, Ryan Shelton, Alex Martin Boundary: Jason Morrow, Dom Strambolini, Kyle Sinclair Goal: Reuben Garlett, Steve Gaensler 18

19 League - Saturday, July 9, 2.15pm, Esperance. Broadcast: 720 ABC Perth & Grandstand Digital. Subiaco Football Club COLOURS: Maroon and Gold Coach: Chris Waterman South Fremantle Football Club COLOURS: Red and White Coach: John Dimmer No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games 1 BRISTOW, Jason 5 01/01/84 Chelsea KERR, Rhett 1 07/12/88 Gibson KEEVERS, Ben 1 06/09/82 Sorrento Duncraig JFC RANDALL, Ben 1 18/12/84 Scotch College FORREST, Robert 1 05/07/86 Railways BLOXSIDGE, Kane 10 08/09/86 Waroona WORTHINGTON, Scott 1 28/01/91 Boulder City PARKER, Aidan 1 25/01/83 Carine JFC HASSETT, Patrick 10 15/05/85 Port Melbourne HORSLEY, Kyal 1 02/09/87 Kalgoorlie City DOUGLAS, Scott 3 24/10/85 Swan Valley PICKETT, Allistair 1 04/08/73 Narrogin COCKIE, Adam 1 18/04/89 Sorrento Duncraig JFC PHELAN, Christopher 1 25/07/88 Kingsley JFC HILDEBRANDT, Shaun 5 03/06/84 Peel DAVEY, Abe 1 20/12/89 Newtown Condingup STEVENSON, Bradley 2 27/06/88 West Coast JFC WHEELER, Clancy 1 28/03/88 Newtown Condingup HEADLAND, Desmond 1 21/01/81 Karrinyup JFC HUGHES, Danny 10 10/12/86 Melbourne RUMBLE, Darren 1 20/09/84 Balga JFC MULLER, Rory 1 12/06/90 Warwick Greenwood JFC BLECHYNDEN, Reece 1 02/02/90 Sorrento Duncraig JFC ANTHONY, Jack 0 19/01/88 Collingwood/FFC SHEEHAN, Ryan 1 06/02/91 Boulder City RIX, Michael 10 08/01/81 St Kilda PICKETT, Alliston 1 09/12/92 Northern Cobras JFC BROADHURST, Blake 1 29/12/85 Warwick Greenwood JFC SELLS, Joshua 1 16/07/88 Geelong West St Peters DIAMOND, Andrew 1 06/04/92 Kingsley JFC SYMONDS, Luke 1 23/02/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC WARD, Scott 1 05/08/88 Kingsley JFC JOYCE, Justin 1 30/12/92 Carine JFC HOSKINS, Craig 0 27/10/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC HAMPSON, George 2 08/02/90 Scarborough Rushed... AFL Listed Players No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games 3 DELL-OLIO, Cory 1 08/12/89 South Coogee JFC BAIRSTOW, Toby 1 02/11/88 South Bunbury PALUMBO, Joel 1 14/04/90 South Coogee JFC ADAMS, Theo 1 26/06/85 Lakes JFC ADAMS, Reece 1 18/09/89 Bibra Lake JFC MILLER, Kris 7 29/09/80 Railways COLLICA, Anthony 1 17/03/91 Kardinya JFC MCCARREY, Andrew 8 28/12/82 Applecross JFC WINTER, Jarrad 1 06/01/89 Lakes JFC MURPHY, Ryan 5 24/05/85 Gippsland Power WHITE, Craig 1 08/01/85 Williams WILSON, Callum 0 09/06/88 South Coogee JFC/WCE MILLER, Mark 3 14/02/82 Railways MAIORANA, Jesse 1 20/09/90 East Fremantle JFC KELLY, Leigh 1 06/12/88 Dunsborough PHILLIPS, Nathan 3 20/08/87 Halls Head NORTH, Hayden 1 28/12/83 Boddington COOK, Ryan 10 16/02/88 Collingwood GAFF, Andrew 0 16/06/92 Oakleigh Chargers/WCE ROSS, Dylan 3 26/06/90 Marist JFC COOPER, Morgan 1 25/03/87 Roleystone JFC HAMS, Ashton 0 06/09/86 Busselton/WCE rookie MCGRATH, Toby 1 11/10/80 Katanning HEAD, Joshua 1 07/04/83 Roleystone JFC HAYWARD, Damian 1 13/11/91 Boddington HASLEBY, Paul 12 12/06/81 Northampton LEECE, Matthew 1 28/05/89 Booragoon JFC WOODS, Jayden 3 19/09/89 North Albany BOROVAC, Nicholas 1 26/10/91 Winnacott JFC Rushed... AFL Listed Players SUBIACO V SOUTH FREMANTLE WAFL Match Facts Played at Esperance Overall: Subiaco 142 South Fremantle 178 Draw 3 Past 10 meetings: Subiaco 4 South Fremantle 6 Previous country games: Subiaco 0 South Fremantle 1 (Kalgoorlie 1989) Su highest score v SF 33.9 (207) Round 23, 2010 SF highest score v Su (228) Round 16, 1953 Su lowest score v SF 0.0 (0) Round 14, 1906 SF lowest score v Su 1.8 (14) Round 11, 1918 Su biggest win v SF 154 points, Round 2, 2007 SF biggest win v Su 192 points, Round 16, 1953 Scoreboard League 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Subiaco South Fremantle Umpires Field: Craig Hendrie, Stuart Parry, Chris Pattinson Boundary: Andrew Mills, Brad Hunt, Adam Bastick Goal: Jono Laycock, Lauren French team lists supplied by WAFL clubs Quarter length Colts 25 mins with no time on Reserves 25 mins with no time on League 20 mins plus time on 19

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20 PROUDLY SPONSORING THE WAFL LITTLE LEAGUE Colts - Sunday, July 3, 9.15am, Bendigo Bank Stadium. Peel Thunder Football Club COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Scott Franklin East Fremantle Football Club COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Phil Cronan No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 MATHERS, Joshua 27/04/93 Warnbro JFC COPELAND, Brendon 11/07/94 Baldivis JFC MORABITO, Luke 11/01/93 Harvey Brunswick Leschenault DEVITT, Alex 26/02/93 Eaton MCINTOSH, Kamdyn 03/04/94 Pinjarra JFC FLEAY, Thomas 20/12/92 York STRANGE, Chase 05/03/94 Baldivis JFC FIELD, Aden 13/06/94 Rockingham JFC BOMBARDIERI, Aaron 22/03/93 South Mandurah JFC BLACK, Callum 31/03/94 Baldivis FISH, Corey 06/05/94 South Mandurah JFC WESTWOOD, Kyle 11/03/94 Rockingham JFC MORRIS, Corey 30/05/94 Waroona JFC HAYDON, Andrew 21/10/93 South Mandurah JFC RATCLIFFE, Hayden 24/02/93 Mandurah JFC HUMBLE, Chad 13/06/93 Mandurah JFC WILKINS, Laine 30/03/94 Halls Head JFC DAWSON, William 11/12/93 Warnbro JFC RILEY, Fabian 27/11/92 South Coogee JFC ECCLES, Samuel 21/01/93 Baldivis MULGRAVE, Ryan 23/01/93 Mandurah JFC YOUNG, Peter 02/01/93 Beverley WATERS, Jimmy 02/04/93 Pinjarra EARDLEY, James 20/06/93 Secret Harbour JFC BARNDON, Sam 09/03/94 Warnbro JFC WYTHES, Jordan 09/12/93 Warnbro JFC BAKER, Shawn 07/01/94 Halls Head O NEIL, Joshua 01/10/93 Baldivis JFC Colts Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Peel Thunder East Fremantle No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 BOWEY, Thomas 12/10/93 Canning Vale JFC DEWAR, Cale 12/02/93 Attadale JFC GREEN, Jacob 09/10/94 Booragoon JFC NEWING, Declan 10/01/94 Rossmoyne JFC ADDISON, Zachary 29/07/93 Railways ARASI, Joel 22/12/93 Canning Vale JFC MARINELLI, Dylan 08/12/92 East Fremantle JFC LIBRIZZI, Matthew 19/08/93 Railways SMITH, Tom 18/12/92 Attadale JFC DUFFY, Max 11/04/93 Rossmoyne JFC HUG, Daniel 28/06/93 Rostrata JFC WILTON, Zachary 25/04/94 Booragoon DOROTICH, Jordan 31/10/93 Melville JFC FANNON, Cameron 15/09/93 Melville JFC GALATI-RANDO, Anthony 04/12/92 Willetton JFC MCCARREY, Zac 10/08/93 Applecross JFC PALLISTER, Jacob 27/07/92 Rossmoyne JFC HOWSON, Alex 25/05/94 Booragoon JFC TURNER, Luke 13/07/92 Rossmoyne JFC CARLSON, Christopher 16/04/94 Palmyra JFC CHITTY, Kevin 12/08/94 CBC Fremantle DOUGLAS, Cameron 07/06/94 Canning Vale JFC PAPERTALK, Callum 12/08/92 Chapman Valley OLDS, Matthew 28/03/93 Winnacott JFC SYMONDS, Cameron 23/09/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC DELVALE, Jarrod 24/09/93 Melville JFC SMITH, Cordell 23/08/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC Umpires Field: Cameron Hart, Craig Bowden, Will Clarke Boundary: Sam Monaghan, Chris Neilson, Kevin McKenzie Goal: Daniel Dobson, Simon Thomas Reserves - Sunday, July 3, 11.45am, Bendigo Bank Stadium. Peel Thunder Football Club COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Mark Tilbury East Fremantle Football Club COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Michael Shanahan No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 12 MASON, Rhett 30/03/91 Waroona JFC RINDER, Paul 12/08/93 Collie LUFF, Christopher 07/01/91 Halls Head JFC HEAL, Aaron 12/07/92 Baldivis JFC FOTHERINGHAM, Brent 23/10/89 Bayswater JFC TRIPLETT, Bradley 12/04/89 Halls Head JFC WARREN, Jye 15/03/90 Coburg BEASLEY, Joel 27/07/92 Pinjarra JFC LAWLER, Lindsay 13/03/92 Southern Districts GREEN, Bradley 30/01/89 Warnbro JFC GILLAM, Brennan 10/07/91 Halls Head JFC BLOOMER, Caleb 20/10/92 Rockingham MEYERS, Lincoln 02/01/92 Halls Head JFC PIGGOT, Blake 11/04/91 Harvey Bulls WILSON, Joshua 27/02/92 Safety Bay JFC PAYRITS, Aaron 20/05/91 North Mandurah TERRY, Rohan 08/03/90 Cockburn Lakes MCKENNA, Liam 18/04/92 Safety Bay JFC BOYLE, James 06/12/92 Halls Head JFC FRYER, Harlee 26/01/91 Midvale JFC RYAN, Mitchell 11/12/91 Baldivis HARDY, Dominic 30/08/92 Halls Head JFC LARKINS, Matthew 20/04/92 South Mandurah JFC MURDOCH, Matheson 30/04/92 South Mandurah JFC BARRIE, James 08/11/90 Bunbury KITT, Peter 29/07/90 Bunbury WEAL, Aaron 30/01/92 Halls Head HOCKINGS, Jesse 08/01/91 Eaton CORUNNA, Adam 25/04/92 Halls Head JFC Reserves Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Peel Thunder East Fremantle No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 14 KYANGA, Anthony 19/03/90 Rovers WARE, Aaron 11/05/85 Wonthaggi SLATTERY, Joshua 07/02/84 Montmorency HOWLETT, Thomas 03/03/89 Busselton KING, Kieran 05/03/91 Rossmoyne JFC VINEY, Timothy 07/01/87 Chapman Valley BAYLISS, James 27/04/90 Rostrata JFC HOOKER, Thomas 16/04/92 Melville JFC HORSBURGH, Scott 07/01/89 Coolbinia JFC RUDD, Tyson 23/02/89 Sorrento Duncraig JFC FOSTER, Luke 12/02/91 Bullcreek Leeming JFC CRONAN, Louis 02/01/91 East Fremantle JFC RICCIARDELLO, Adrian 13/10/90 South Coogee JFC OLDS, Nicholas 16/03/90 Winnacott JFC HENSON, Sean 03/03/92 Rossmoyne JFC JANSEN, Scott 30/09/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC BOYLE, Mitchell 22/04/92 Railways BRUCE, Timothy 06/01/89 East Fremantle JFC ANTHONY, Aiden 18/06/92 Railways WAIGHT, Adam 01/11/90 Gosnells JFC HANCOCK, Scott 11/05/92 Rossmoyne JFC CHALWELL, Tyler 10/03/92 Willeton JFC BRADLEY, Miles 16/02/92 East Fremantle JFC COCKS, Ryan 15/05/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC CORMACK, Declan 02/04/92 Swanbourne JFC HACKETT, Glen 26/08/91 Railways LESTER-SMITH, Ryan 19/06/92 Willeton JFC O\ SULLIVAN, Thomas 24/04/92 Bullcreek Leeming JFC CRISAFIO, Cameron 24/07/90 Canning Vale JFC KING, Sam 13/11/91 Fremantle CBC Umpires Field: Craig O Donoghue, Matt Adams, Gavin Crowther Boundary: Stuart McKenzie, Sam Davis, Craig Boland Goal: Luke Edwards, Emmy French 20

21 Proudly supporting Peel Thunder Football Club Halls Head Community Bank Branch League - Sunday, July 3, 2.15pm, Bendigo Bank Stadium. Broadcast: Information Radio (990AM) Peel Thunder Football Club COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Trevor Williams No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games 3 JONES, Brendon 7 18/04/86 Quairading THORNTON, Ashley 1 29/12/86 Harvey Brunswick Lesch MCFARLANE, Devin 1 04/09/92 South Mandurah JFC BATTYE, Matthew 1 05/11/85 Pinjarra BROWN, Mathew 1 25/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Lesch BESWICK, Robert 1 15/04/88 Pinjarra JFC FAULKS, Peter 0 24/04/88 Casey Scorpions/FFC HEALEY, Rhys 10 13/04/90 Melbourne HOLMES, Bradley 1 03/09/88 Pinjarra JFC MASON, Rhett 1 30/03/91 Waroona JFC GREEN, Mitchell 1 07/05/90 Busselton THORNTON, Kristin 1 05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Lesch LYCETT, Scott 0 26/09/92 Port Adelaide/WCE FLAHERTY, James 10 05/11/86 Bendigo THORNTON, Bryce 1 05/03/88 Harvey Brunswick Lesch HEAL, Aaron 1 12/07/92 Baldivis JFC CRICHTON, Jesse 0 18/06/91 North Launceston/FFC FOTHERINGHAM, Brent 3 23/10/89 Bayswater JFC HERRING, Ryan 10 10/11/86 Sturt EBERT, Bradley 0 04/02/90 Port Adelaide/WCE WILSON, Blayne 1 26/01/92 Halls Head/WCE JONES, Jordan 0 29/06/90 Geelong Falcons/WCE GILLAM, Brennan 1 10/07/91 Halls Head JFC MEYERS, Lincoln 1 02/01/92 Halls Head JFC POHLENZ-SAW, Phillip 1 04/11/90 Baldivis JFC MCKENNA, Liam 1 18/04/92 Safety Bay JFC EDDY, Callan 1 13/02/92 Pinjarra JFC Rushed... AFL Listed Players WAFL Match Facts Played at Bendigo Bank Stadium, Mandurah Overall: Peel 8 East Fremantle 27 Past 10 meetings: Peel 1 East Fremantle 9 Past 10 at Mandurah: Peel 4 East Fremantle 6 Peel highest score v EF (136) Round 4, 2006 EF highest score v Peel (202) Round 21, 2007 Peel lowest score v EF 4.5 (29) Round 14, 2000 EF lowest score v Peel 7.17 (59) Round 14, 2000 Peel biggest win v EF 39 points, Round 4, 2006 EF biggest win v Peel 132 points, Round 13, 2010 East Fremantle Football Club COLOURS: Blue and White Coach: Steve Malaxos No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games 1 MCGOUGH, Mark 10 22/06/84 Montmorency HADLEY, Richard 1 29/03/83 Willetton JFC TEAKLE, Leith 1 28/07/83 Brigades O BRIEN, Rory 10 28/06/86 Pinjarra JFC MASTEN, Chris 0 02/05/89 Rossmoyne JFC/WCE MCNAMARA, Jamie 1 06/03/88 Booragoon JFC CHIDLOW, Daniel 2 24/07/85 Rockingham JFC STEPHEN, Andrew 1 09/08/88 Melville JFC GRIFFIN, Jonathon 0 14/01/86 Karoonda JFC/FFC FASOLO, Lewis 1 01/05/90 Attadale JFC BROWN, Mitchell 0 17/12/88 North Ballarat/WCE WARE, Aaron 5 11/05/85 Wonthaggi WELLER, Luke 5 13/01/82 Zilmere DALZIELL, Bradd 0 15/03/87 Lynwood Ferndale JFC/WCE PALMER, Rhys 0 13/02/89 Bullcreek Leeming JFC/FFC YOUNG, Robert 5 21/03/85 Coburg O BRIEN, Brock 10 30/05/88 Pinjarra JFC SHEPPARD, Bradley 0 23/05/91 Attadale JFC/WCE STEVENS, Koby 0 18/06/91 Gippsland Power/WCE LEE-STEERE, Selby 1 09/06/89 Northampton HOWLETT, Thomas 3 03/03/89 Busselton LESLIE, Callum 1 21/01/89 Bullcreek Leeming JFC BUCOVAZ, Ben 0 02/11/90 Geelong Falcons/FFC* rookie VINEY, Timothy 1 07/01/87 Chapman Valley BAYLISS, James 1 27/04/90 Rostrata JFC HOOKER, Thomas 1 16/04/92 Melville JFC HORSBURGH, Scott 2 07/01/89 Coolbinia JFC YEO, Corey 1 09/05/91 Attadale JFC BRENNAN, Jacob 0 24/01/90 Bullcreek Leeming JFC/WCE HOULIHAN, Tim 0 10/02/89 North Ballarat/WCE rookie RICCIARDELLO, Adrian 2 13/10/90 South Coogee JFC TROPIANO, Aiden 1 21/10/92 Brigades HENSON, Sean 1 03/03/92 Rossmoyne JFC BOYLE, Mitchell 1 22/04/92 Railways WAIGHT, Adam 1 01/11/90 Gosnells JFC Rushed... AFL Listed Players Scoreboard League 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Peel Thunder East Fremantle Umpires Field: Gavin Statham, Todd Keating, Gareth Parker Boundary: Greg Smith, Ben Walker, Jack McDonald Goal: Kendell Ball, Adam Peacock team lists supplied by WAFL clubs PEEL THUNDER V EAST FREMATNLE Quarter length Colts 25 mins with no time on Reserves 25 mins with no time on League 20 mins plus time on 21

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West Perth Football Club COLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Craig Thomas Claremont Football Club COLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Wayne Blackwell No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 MCPHEE, Mitchell 08/04/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC RASMUSSEN, Laine 02/04/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC THOMAS, Mitchell 12/03/93 Whitford JFC NELSON, Shane 11/05/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC CLEMETT, William 17/06/93 Whitford JFC VAN BERLO, Mitchell 01/10/93 Whitford JFC HILL, Bradley 09/07/93 Quinns JFC WILKS, Cody 25/03/93 Kinglsey JFC BATTERHAM, James 05/04/93 Carine JFC HEALY, Stephen 21/06/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC THRUM, Jack 17/05/93 Ocean Ridge JFC HATHWAY, Steele 04/04/93 Kalannie ANTONIO, Brayden 09/08/94 Quinns District JFC VASILEVSKI, Anthony 09/09/93 Whitford JFC CHALMERS, Corey 24/11/94 Quinns District JFC D AGOSTINO, Peter 18/04/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC PETERS, Lachlan 18/04/93 Nukarni MURRAY, Dain 27/08/93 Whitford JFC ACRES, Daniel 27/07/94 Wanneroo BEST, Jarrod 12/09/94 Quinns District JFC HEALES, Brad 07/01/94 Quinns JFC YEOMANS, James 17/06/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC LOCKYER, Jordan 15/06/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC RHODE, Drew 31/08/93 Whitford JFC BRAVINGTON, Nathan 01/09/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC MCPHAIL, Lachlan 22/06/93 Landsdale JFC CAVANAGH, Mitchel 18/02/94 Ocean Ridge JFC JOHNSON, Matthew 05/09/94 Whitford JFC MANT, Matt 28/06/93 Edgewater Woodvale JFC GERAGHTY, Martin 15/02/94 Whitford JFC MARWOOD, Luke 29/05/93 Joondalup Kinross JFC REGAN, Jacob 09/04/94 Quinns JFC RODDA, Nicholas 06/07/94 Whitford JFC MCNAMARA, Benjamin 28/03/94 Mukinbuddin Colts Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th West Perth Claremont No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 WOODS, Henry 05/11/92 Denmark WILLIAMS, Marley 20/07/93 North Albany FALCONER, Luke 14/05/93 West Coast JFC RICHARDSON, Jack 15/02/93 Swanbourne JFC GELDARD-KER, Justin 23/03/93 Scarborough JFC BERARDINI, Luca 03/08/92 Marist JFC FLINT, Chaz 30/06/93 Scarborough JFC ASHBY, Leigh 14/11/92 West Coast JFC LIM, Brendon 01/05/94 West Coast JFC BEDFORD, Jamahl 24/01/94 Cable Beach FONG, Sam 04/04/93 West Coast JFC GODDARD-NASH, Arran 11/01/94 North Beach JFC HAMLING, Joel 09/04/93 Cable Beach ALLISON, Caden 26/07/92 Rovers STONE, Tyler 14/12/92 Denmark Walpole O HARA, Timothy 06/11/93 West Coast JFC KNOTT, Keegan 20/07/92 North Beach JFC GALANTINO, Matthew 09/02/93 Albany GOYDER, Matthew 05/05/93 Cottelsoe JFC FIEGERT, Brodie 04/03/93 Ord River Magpies THOMAS, Angelo 08/11/93 Broome FIEGERT, Joel 03/02/95 Ord River MORGAN, Dylan 24/09/93 Royals TAYLOR, Benjamin 31/12/93 Tambellup DAVEY, Lachlan 30/12/92 Wembley Downs JFC LAWRENCE, Benjamin 29/09/93 Swanbourne JFC LUCKMAN, Brent 27/07/92 West Coast JFC MORGAN, Mackenzie 22/06/94 North Beach JFC MILES, Harrison 30/01/93 Albany DYKES, Luke 15/04/93 Newdegate VINEY, Jacob 21/09/92 Marist JFC DAVIES, Samuel 26/06/93 Scarborough JFC HOGAN, Jesse 12/02/95 Marist JFC Umpires Field: Ashley Coster, Matt De Jong, McLane Edinger Boundary: Darren Clarke, Jake Luckman, Callum Webb Goal: Cameron Symcox, Phil Pryce Reserves - Saturday, July 9, 11.45am, Arena Joondalup. West Perth Football Club COLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Paul Sanzone Claremont East Perth Football Football Club Club COLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Ross McQueen No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 BLACK, Aaron 25/12/92 Kinglsey JFC RICE, Joel 02/07/85 Marcellin CRISP, Marc 25/01/87 Kulin Kondinin PALM, Sam 13/01/89 Whitford JFC BEWICK, Shaun 10/10/89 Kingsley JFC DEARLE, Sebastian 12/07/90 Kingsley JFC STOCKLEY, Frank 07/03/90 Whitford JFC MORROW, Joseph 27/11/89 Wanneroo JFC ELISSEOU, Alex 30/01/92 Whitford JFC HUTCHINGS, Corey 30/04/90 Kingsley JFC ELISSEOU, Paul 12/10/89 Whitford JFC BRANCH, Cameron 26/06/87 Wanneroo JFC HOLDEN, Kyle 29/03/87 Marist JFC HARVEY, Lewis 16/10/90 Mazenod DONALDSON, Joshua 04/05/91 Whitford JFC ZANETTI, Shayne 26/12/90 Quinns JFC LATHAM, Joel 03/04/92 Wanneroo JFC GUATTA, Tim 04/08/87 Whitford JFC MCNAMARA, Toby 07/03/91 Mukinbuddin MANNING, Kody 28/09/91 Ocean Ridge JFC TINDALL, Jay 14/01/90 Kingsley JFC CARNEY, Nick 17/03/91 Ocean Ridge JFC ROWLING, Tyson 10/09/91 Bencubbin SHANNON, Kristopher 09/08/92 Quinns JFC MEEKING, Lincoln 03/11/90 Hyden Kalgarin BROWN, Mitchell 25/01/92 Whitford JFC MEDLEN, Craig 10/04/91 Railways CLARKE, Adrian 09/02/91 Whitford JFC STANTON, James 10/07/92 Joondalup Kinross JFC SMITH, Maitland 12/07/87 Wanneroo JFC KING, James 27/07/91 Quinns JFC SAMAKAVIDIS, Dylan 28/10/92 Ocean Ridge JFC Reserves Scoreboard 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th West Perth Claremont No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 WALLEY, Callum 06/04/90 Whitford JFC ORZEL, Matthew 05/01/85 North Albany BROWNE, Andrew 14/05/84 Swanbourne JFC FRANZ, Brandon 30/08/85 Marist JFC GILLIGAN, Alroy 09/07/90 Yiyili HOLT, Aaron 19/02/91 West Coast JFC ANDERSON, Blake 07/10/88 West Coast JFC JONES, Chad 15/06/84 Hale School LEE, Thomas 02/01/91 Mosman Park JFC CHIDGZEY, Nicholas 30/05/84 Bullcreek Leeming JFC ROBERTS, Henry 08/07/88 Hale School WILLETT, Thomas 04/04/89 Marist JFC PIGRAM, Tristram 25/08/87 Broome BRENNEN, Patrick 17/07/89 Marist JFC AYTON, Tom 28/03/88 Royals THOMSON, James 18/02/88 Scotch College MCLERNON, Clay 18/07/85 South Perth JFC DERICKX, Nick BROOME, Lewis 05/01/86 02/03/91 Augusta Margaret River Looma Eagles FC/WCE rookie MCALLISTER, Jordan 28/03/91 Gibson NISBETT, Bradley 10/03/91 West Coast JFC GILLESPIE, Alistair 25/08/89 Swanbourne JFC CRONIN, Richard HAMP, Anton 17/11/87 21/07/92 Royals West Coast JFC/WCE DAVIES, Matthew 12/10/91 Scarborough JFC COYNE, Joel 06/09/90 North Albany MUMFORD, Darren 06/08/90 Denmark Walpole CUNNINGHAM, George 14/05/92 Hale BRADSHAW, Jack 30/09/92 West Coast JFC YU, Keifer 06/04/91 Marist JFC PROUDLOVE, Warrick 04/12/91 North Albany RAWLINSON, Matthew 10/02/92 Claremont JFC SAUNDERS, Ben 25/12/91 Mt Barker FOLEY, Tom 28/09/92 Swanbourne JFC TAYLOR, Thomas 10/08/92 Tambellup AITKEN, Jordan 28/03/92 Hale GARLAND, Harrison 03/03/92 Swanbourne JFC CRISTINELLI, Coleman 11/12/91 Railways Umpires Field: Beau Wardman, Eddie Williams, Chris McCann Boundary: David Thatcher, Donna Brown, Lachlan Kennedy Goal: Brody Payne, Sally Boud 22

23 League - Saturday, July 9, 2.15pm, Arena Joondalup. Broadcast: ABC TV, Radio Fremantle (107.9FM). West Perth Football Club COLOURS: Red and Blue Coach: Bill Monaghan No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games 1 BLACK, Aaron 1 25/12/92 Kinglsey JFC SALECIC, Jason 1 01/06/84 Quinns JFC STRIJK, Andrew 0 18/10/87 Carine JFC/WCE GOBBELS, Jeff 2 14/03/85 Warwick Greenwood JFC RICE, Joel 5 02/07/85 Marcellin CRISP, Marc 1 25/01/87 Kulin Kondinin BROWNE, Steven 1 01/02/89 Whitford JFC HUTCHINGS, Mark 6 25/05/91 Coolbinia JFC BURNS, Dustin 1 17/04/81 Wadonga GUADAGNIN, Matthew 1 17/10/83 Southern Cross TSALIKIS, Anthony 1 20/03/83 Ocean Ridge JFC HUNT, Daniel 1 08/05/84 South Fremantle BEWICK, Shaun 1 10/10/89 Kingsley JFC PEARCE, Joshua 1 09/04/83 Warwick Greenwood JFC DARLING, Jack 1 13/06/92 Sorrento Duncraig JFC/WCE TREGEAR, Shane 10 27/04/88 Sandringham VAN BERLO, Jay 0 18/09/88 Whitford JFC/FFC KEUNEN, Christopher 2 07/10/83 ST Bernards OC LECRAS, Brent 1 12/10/81 Cervantes SHADBOLT, Caleb 1 15/09/89 Mukinbuddin TEDESCO, Luke 1 08/03/87 Wanneroo JFC STOCKLEY, Frank 1 07/03/90 Whitford JFC MORROW, Joseph 1 27/11/89 Wanneroo JFC ELISSEOU, Alex 1 30/01/92 Whitford JFC HUTCHINGS, Corey 1 30/04/90 Kingsley JFC BRADLEY, Kepler 0 13/11/85 Kingsley JFC/FFC BRANCH, Cameron 1 26/06/87 Wanneroo JFC SAYLOR, Anthony 2 31/05/85 Dianella Morley HOLDEN, Kyle 1 29/03/87 Marist JFC FLEAY, Dion 2 01/05/84 South Fremantle HARVEY, Lewis 1 16/10/90 Mazenod ZANETTI, Shayne 1 26/12/90 Quinns JFC MANNING, Kody 1 28/09/91 Ocean Ridge JFC MELLINGTON, Joshua 0 29/12/92 Murray Bushrangers/FFC Rushed... AFL Listed Players WAFL Match Facts Played at Arena Joondalup Overall: West Perth 146 Claremont 100 Draw 1 Past 10 meetings: West Perth 4 Claremont 6 Past 10 at Joondalup: West Perth 6 Claremont 4 WP highest score v Clare (172) Round 17, 1934 Clare highest score v WP (225) Round 19, 1981 WP lowest score v Clare 3.6 (24) Round 17, 1996 Clare lowest score v WP 1.7 (13) Round 13, 1995 WP biggest win v Clare 141 points, Round 20, 1976 Clare biggest win v WP 159 points, Round 4, 1990 Claremont Football Club COLOURS: Navy and Gold Coach: Simon McPhee No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games 2 RUDEFORTH, Clancy 1 01/02/83 Hale School BLACKWELL, Luke 10 12/11/86 Swan Districts RICHARDSON, Ian 1 14/10/87 West Coast JFC ORZEL, Matthew 1 05/01/85 North Albany ROWE, Ian 1 19/12/86 Claremont JFC MCPHEE, Adam 0 06/10/82 Dandenong/FFC MITCHELL, Kane 1 01/12/89 Marist JFC BRABAZON, Ryan 1 26/12/86 North Albany FOSTER, Andrew 10 31/08/85 Willetton JFC FRANZ, Brandon 1 30/08/85 Marist JFC GILLIGAN, Alroy 1 09/07/90 Yiyili MCGINNITY, Patrick 0 18/02/89 Marist JFC/WCE ANDERSON, Blake 1 07/10/88 West Coast JFC HANDLEY, Trinity 1 11/03/84 West Coast JFC CRAWFORD, David 1 14/07/83 Mosman Park JFC LEE, Thomas 1 02/01/91 Mosman Park JFC ANDREWS, Mitchell 5 05/12/86 Broadbeach LAURIE, Jesse 1 21/09/90 Denmark Walpole WATERS, Beau 0 30/03/86 West Adelaide/WCE THOMSON, James 1 18/02/88 Scotch College SCHAMMER, Byron 0 21/06/85 West Adelaide/FFC MCLERNON, Clay 10 18/07/85 South Perth JFC STEVENSON, Lewis 0 30/07/89 West Coast JFC/WCE SWIFT, Thomas 0 06/07/90 Swanbourne JFC/WCE JONES, Brett 0 06/08/82 University/WCE WILKES, Beau 1 20/03/86 Railways NISBETT, Bradley 1 10/03/91 West Coast JFC WEEDON, Gerrick 0 25/05/91 Broome/WCE GILLESPIE, Alistair 1 25/08/89 Swanbourne JFC SAUNDERS, Ben 1 25/12/91 Mt Barker Rushed... AFL Listed Players Scoreboard League 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th West Perth Claremont Umpires Field: Scott McPhee, David O Neill, Justin Orr Boundary: Kirk Webster, Michael Washbourne, Richard Heptinstall Goal: Matt Laycock, Dave Shawcross team lists supplied by WAFL clubs Game tally includes Foxtel Cup games WEST PERTH V CLAREMONT Quarter length Colts 25 mins with no time on Reserves 25 mins with no time on League 20 mins plus time on 23

WAFL Collectables In this week s WAFL collectables, Sean Cowan looks at a neverbefore-seen predecessor to the Football Budget dating back to 1913.

you have tucked away at home It seems the Football Budget has not always been WA s football Bible.

And putting a value on copies of that predecessor is a very difficult job.

the WAFL season. The man behind The Goal Post was Fremantle Printery owner Robert Samuel Wade, a native of the Victorian town of Horsham and a renowned sports lover.

Mr Wade died of tuberculosis in 1923, aged 50, and his granddaughter Lynley said this week that the family didn t know of his involvement with the WAFL, where he had been a delegate of the nowdefunct

24 WAFL Collectables In this week s WAFL collectables, Sean Cowan looks at a neverbefore-seen predecessor to the Football Budget dating back to In the coming weeks, the Football Budget will continue to feature different items of WAFL memorabilia and invites you to write or if you want more information about the football collectables you have tucked away at home It seems the Football Budget has not always been WA s football Bible. Despite having been around since 1921, when it was called WA Footballer, the Budget actually had a predecessor whose mere existence had been lost in time until recently. And putting a value on copies of that predecessor is a very difficult job. Two copies of the 1913 publication The Goal Post recently came to light and research about the history of the publication has revealed it was published in Fremantle and sold on the Friday afternoon before the Saturday fixtures. It was certainly similar in concept to the WA Footballer, featuring football gossip, team lists, ladders, photographs and advertisements in its 12 pages when it launched on May 30, Round 6 of the WAFL season. The man behind The Goal Post was Fremantle Printery owner Robert Samuel Wade, a native of the Victorian town of Horsham and a renowned sports lover. From what I have been able to find, Mr Wade probably published 20 editions of The Goal Post in under the patronage of the league - but is unlikely to have continued the venture into Mr Wade died of tuberculosis in 1923, aged 50, and his granddaughter Lynley said this week that the family didn t know of his involvement with the WAFL, where he had been a delegate of the nowdefunct North Fremantle club. The mere existence of The Goal Post puts WA ahead of South Australia in terms of developing an official program (the Croweaters Football Budget was launched in 1914). All that makes the publication very appealing to a collector. As for a value, in my opinion a single copy would have to be worth at least $200 and as high as perhaps $400. At that sort of price, you would be sitting on a little goldmine if you had all 20. Meanwhile, an interstate collector has been able to fill in a few holes concerning the available information about the rare and valuable 1947 set of cards featuring WA State players There were 25 numbered cards, each featuring a WA player at that year s Hobart Carnival. A couple of weeks ago in this column I said that just 13 had been seen. However, John from Victoria reports that he has seen another six and was able to provide the numbers for each. The information has been passed to the online Australian Football Cards history group, but we d love to be able to fill them in on the other missing cards. The missing card numbers are 3, 11, 14, 19, 22 and 24. The players for those numbers, in no particular order, should be Norm Wendt, Bill Alderman, Jack Sweet, Ron Tucker, Fred Buttsworth, and Bill O Neill. More importantly, the cards have no maker s mark and we would love to know who made them. Can anyone help? If you have a query regarding WAFL memorabilia, send photographs and/or details to Sean at blackswan@aapt.net.au or Sean Cowan, GPO Box N1025, Perth WA,

Umpires Carnival to recognise importance of umpiring THIS Saturday July 9, the Demons District is recognising the importance of supporting junior umpires with the inaugural Umpiring is Everyone s

The District, in partnership with the Demons District Football Umpires Association (DDFUA), Perth Football Club, Gosnells Junior Football Club and the AFL, will help promote the Umpiring is Everyone

25 Umpires Carnival to recognise importance of umpiring THIS Saturday July 9, the Demons District is recognising the importance of supporting junior umpires with the inaugural Umpiring is Everyone s Business Carnival. The District, in partnership with the Demons District Football Umpires Association (DDFUA), Perth Football Club, Gosnells Junior Football Club and the AFL, will help promote the Umpiring is Everyone s Business campaign and celebrate the important role that umpires play in Australian Rules Football. At the important event Perth Football Club captain Steve Armstrong will join other WAFL players, AFL field umpires and the DDFUA s emerging umpires in umpiring an Under 12s Carnival. All junior clubs will come together to play football in a fun and safe environment and in doing so will recognise the role of the umpire and the importance of nurturing and supporting umpires for the betterment of grass-roots football. The demand for umpires at community level is not being met by the supply of umpires and if the current trend continues, the game at community level will suffer. Recruitment is difficult, but retention is the more significant challenge. Over the last few years umpire recruitment and retention in the Demons District has shown marked improvement and the Demons District has made significant achievements in emphasising the role that positive match day environments have in the recruitment and retention of umpires. The Umpiring is Everyone s Business Carnival will promote the campaign to an important participant group and at a level where the abuse of umpires can play a critical role in the recruitment and retention of umpires. The Carnival also builds upon last year s contribution to the Umpiring is Everyone s Business Campaign the Dean Margetts Promotional Game. Dean, a current AFL field umpire, returned to his original junior district and joined the DDFUA s field, boundary and goal umpires to umpire an Under 17s game between Gosnells All junior clubs will come together to play football in a fun and safe environment and in doing so will recognise the role of the umpire and the importance of nurturing and supporting umpires for the betterment of grass-roots football JFC and Kenwick JFC during the AFL split round. This event was hugely successful and was a unique experience for all involved. Margetts said he was particularly proud to again lend his support to promoting the campaign within the Demons District. I am very fortunate to be able to come back to the Demons District where my playing and umpiring days began, he said To be able come back representing the AFL Umpiring Department is something I am very proud of and I hope my career can show all participants from our District that you can make the elite system in whatever capacity you desire, if you are passionate enough about it. The carnival will be held from 8.30am-11.30am at Sutherlands Park, Gosnells.

THURSDAY 14 JULY 2011 SENIORS A SECTION TIME VENUE Lower South West FL v South West FL 12.05 pm East Fremantle Oval Great Northern FL v Upper Great Southern FL 2.

05 pm Arena Joondalup Central Midlands Coastal FL v Avon FA 2.15 pm Brownes Stadium C SECTION North Midlands FL v Hills FA 10.30 am Brownes Stadium Central Wheatbelt FL v North Midlands FL 11.

10 am Claremont Oval South West FL v Great Southern FL 12.20 pm Claremont Oval Peel FL v Avon FA 1.30 pm Claremont Oval South West FL v Kimberley Spirit 2.

15 pm East Fremantle Oval Semi Final B 2.15 pm Fremantle Oval B SECTION Relegation 5 v 6 10.00 am Brownes Stadium Semi Final A 2 v 3 12.05 pm Brownes Stadium Semi Final B 1 v 4 2.

26 THURSDAY 14 JULY 2011 SENIORS A SECTION TIME VENUE Lower South West FL v South West FL pm East Fremantle Oval Great Northern FL v Upper Great Southern FL 2.10 pm East Fremantle Oval Peel FL v Goldfields FL 2.10 pm Arena Joondalup B SECTION Mortlock FL v Ongerup FA am Arena Joondalup Eastern Districts FL v Great Southern FL pm Arena Joondalup Central Midlands Coastal FL v Avon FA 2.15 pm Brownes Stadium C SECTION North Midlands FL v Hills FA am Brownes Stadium Central Wheatbelt FL v North Midlands FL am Brownes Stadium Hills FA v Central Wheatbelt FL 1.00 pm Brownes Stadium COLTS Peel FL v Kimberley Spirit am Claremont Oval Regional Districts v Avon FA am Claremont Oval South West FL v Great Southern FL pm Claremont Oval Peel FL v Avon FA 1.30 pm Claremont Oval South West FL v Kimberley Spirit 2.40 pm Claremont Oval Regional Districts v Great Southern FL 3.50 pm Claremont Oval FRIDAY 15 JULY 2011 SENIORS A SECTION TIME VENUE Relegation 5 v pm Fremantle Oval Semi Final A 2.15 pm East Fremantle Oval Semi Final B 2.15 pm Fremantle Oval B SECTION Relegation 5 v am Brownes Stadium Semi Final A 2 v pm Brownes Stadium Semi Final B 1 v pm Brownes Stadium C SECTION Hills FA v Central Wheatbelt FL am East Fremantle Oval North Midlands FL v Hills FA am East Fremantle Oval Central Wheatbelt FL v North Midlands FL 1.00 pm East Fremantle Oval COLTS South West FL v Avon FA am Claremont Oval Regional Districts v Peel FL am Claremont Oval Kimberley Spirit v Great Southern FL pm Claremont Oval South West FL v Peel FL 1.30 pm Claremont Oval Great Southern FL v Avon FA 2.40 pm Claremont Oval Regional Districts v Kimberley Spirit 3.50 pm Claremont Oval GRAND FINALS - COLTS SATURDAY 16 JULY 2011 TIME VENUE 3 v 4 Play Off am Claremont Oval Grand Final 1.15 pm Claremont Oval GRAND FINALS - SENIORS SUNDAY 17 JULY 2011 TIME VENUE C Section 9.45 am Medibank Stadium B Section pm Medibank Stadium A Section 2.45 pm Medibank Stadium WACFL Office: Gate 6, Patersons Stadium, Subiaco Road, Subiaco Telephone: Fax: wacountry@wafc.com.au 26

Country Football Country results from July 2 & 3 AVON League: Cunderdin 28.29 (197) d Railways 9.10 (64) Federals 12.9 (81) d York 12.8 (80) Kellerberrin-Tammin 16.13 (109) d Quairading 7.

26 (224) d Lancelin 0.2 (2) Dandaragan 24.15 (159) d Moora Rovers 12.9 (81) Reserves: Jurien Bay 24.20 (164) d Moora Warriors 3.10 (28) Moora Rovers 8.13 (61) d Dandaragan 2.

27 Country Football Country results from July 2 & 3 AVON League: Cunderdin (197) d Railways 9.10 (64) Federals 12.9 (81) d York 12.8 (80) Kellerberrin-Tammin (109) d Quairading 7.7 (49) Reserves: Cunderdin 20.6 (126) d Railways 3.2 (20) York 12.8 (80) d Federals 8.6 (54) Quairading 9.10 (64) d Kellerberrin-Tammin 6.6 (42) CENTRAL MIDLANDS COASTAL League: Cervantes (224) d Lancelin 0.2 (2) Dandaragan (159) d Moora Rovers 12.9 (81) Reserves: Jurien Bay (164) d Moora Warriors 3.10 (28) Moora Rovers 8.13 (61) d Dandaragan 2.9 (21) CENTRAL WHEATBELT Koorda (177) d Beacon 7.9 (51) Kalannie (98) d Bencubbin 7.6 (48) Mukinbudin 13.8 (86) d Nungarin 6.12 (48) CBH EASTERN DISTRICTS League: Corrigin (149) d Bruce Rock 2.6 (18) Burracoppin 11.7 (73) d Nukarni 7.15 (57) Hyden-Karlgarin 10.7 (67) d Southern Cross 8.7 (55) Narembeen (118) d Kulin-Kondinin (70) Reserves: Nukarni 9.8 (62) d Burracoppin 5.5 (35) Southern Cross (120) d Hyden-Karlgarin 3.7 (25) Narembeen 9.8 (62) d Kulin-Kondinin 2.9 (21) EAST KIMBERLEY Kununurra Demons 12.7 (79) d Kundatdjaru Cats 5.11 (41) Port Wyndham Crocs 35.7 (217) d Warmun Eagles 3.7 (25) Ord River Magpies (124) d Waringarri Crows 4.2 (26) Kururrungku Roos (122) d Timber Creek Lions 6.2 (38) ESPERANCE & DISTRICTS League: Gibson (110) d Newtown Condingup 5.6 (36) Ports 14.3 (87) d Esperance 6.10 (46) Reserves: Gibson 5.11 (41) d Newtown Condingup 3.3 (21) Ports (107) d Esperance 1.2 (8) GASCOYNE Seniors: Ramblers (171) d Warriors 7.4 (46) Colts: Gascoyne (131) d Ramblers 4.4 (28) Warriors (170) d Ramblers 2.5 (17) GOLDFIELDS League: Railways (117) d Kalgoorlie 4.5 (29) Mines-Rovers 17.6 (108) d Boulder 10.7 (67) Reserves: Railways (119) d Kalgoorlie 2.1 (13) Mines-Rovers (76) d Boulder 6.9 (45) Colts: Railways 13.8 (86) d Kalgoorlie 9.9 (63) Mines-Rovers 13.9 (87) d Boulder (70) GREAT NORTHERN League: Brigades (145) d Northampton 14.4 (88) Railways (198) d Mullewa 6.9 (45) Towns (180) d Chapman Valley 9.18 (72) Reserves: Northampton (99) d Brigades 3.3 (21) Railways 11.7 (72) d Mullewa 2.4 (16) Chapman Valley (86) d Towns 7.3 (45) Colts: Brigades 9.16 (70) d Northampton 3.7 (25) Railways 7.9 (51) d Mullewa 5.8 (38) Chapman Valley 9.12 (66) d Towns 6.7 (43) GREAT SOUTHERN League: Railways 6.8 (44) d Mt Barker 4.9 (33) Royals (79) d North Albany 7.4 (46) Colts: North Albany 8.9 (57) d Albany 1.5 (11) HILLS Mt Helena (108) d Mundaring 11.6 (72) Gidgegannup (79) d Bullsbrook 5.5 (35) Chidlow (179) d Wundowie 3.4 (22) LOWER SOUTH WEST League: Tigers (76) d Kojonup 6.9 (45) Boyup Brook (101) d Deanmill 7.8 (50) Imperials (114) d Bridgetown 4.4 (28) Reserves: Kojonup (73) d Tigers 7.8 (50) Deanmill 9.7 (61) d Boyup Brook 5.3 (33) Imperials 12.6 (78) d Bridgetown 5.13 (43) Colts: Kojonup (178) d Tigers 6.4 (40) Bridgetown (118) d Imperials 2.4 (16) MORTLOCK League: Dalwallinu (115) d Calingiri 12.8 (80) Dowerin (108) d Goomalling 11.6 (72) Toodyay (137) d Wongan-Ballidu 15.7 (97) Reserves: Dalwallinu (95) d Calingiri 5.3 (33) Dowerin 6.13 (49) d Goomalling 7.6 (48) Toodyay 10.5 (65) d Wongan-Ballidu 5.5 (35) NORTH MIDLANDS League: Coorow-Latham (95) d Three Springs 3.5 (23) Mingenew 15.7 (97) d Carnamah-Perenjori 5.14 (44) Morawa (95) d Dongara 9.7 (61) Reserves: Dongara (99) d Morawa 4.8 (32) ONGERUP League: Jerramungup (150) d Gnowangerup 4.7 (31) Lake-Grace-Pingrup (116) d Boxwood Hills 4.6 (30) Newdegate 12.7 (79) d Borden 8.10 (58) Reserves: Gnowangerup 10.9 (69) d Jerramungup 9.11 (65) Boxwood Hills (107) d Lake-Grace-Pingrup 4.5 (29) PEEL League: Mandurah (98) d Halls Head 4.15 (39) Rockingham (96) d South Mandurah 5.7 (37) Pinjarra (115) d Centrals 11.8 (74) Waroona (119) d Baldivis 5.1 (31) Reserves: Mandurah 25.6 (156) d Halls Head 5.1 (31) Rockingham 11.8 (74) d South Mandurah 8.2 (50) Centrals 12.9 (81) d Pinjarra 7.9 (51) Waroona (73) d Baldivis 6.2 (38) 27 Colts: Halls Head 10.6 (66) d Mandurah 5.10 (40) South Mandurah 8.7 (55) d Rockingham 8.6 (54) Pinjarra (88) d Centrals 5.5 (35) Baldivis 13.9 (87) d Waroona 9.10 (64) RAVENSTHORPE & DISTRICTS Southerners 13.8 (86) d Lakes 9.10 (64) SOUTH WEST League: Eaton Boomers 9.7 (61) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch 4.4 (28) Busselton 16.9 (105) d Collie Eagles 11.8 (74) Aug-Marg-River (111) d Bunbury 7.5 (47) Carey Park (152) d Harvey Bulls 14.5 (89) South Bunbury (118) d Donnybrook 6.5 (41) Reserves: Eaton Boomers 9.14 (68) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch 4.9 (33) Busselton (149) d Collie Eagles 3.6 (24) Aug-Marg-River (113) d Bunbury 2.6 (18) Carey Park (142) d Harvey Bulls 6.10 (46) South Bunbury (164) d Donnybrook 3.1 (19) Colts: Eaton Boomers 7.10 (52) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch 5.6 (36) Busselton (121) d Collie Eagles 7.5 (47) Aug-Marg-River (79) d Bunbury 4.3 (27) Carey Park (82) d Harvey Bulls 6.7 (43) South Bunbury (171) d Donnybrook 0.2 (2) CBH UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN League: Boddington (101) d Wickepin 10.8 (68) Wagin 17.6 (108) d Brookton-Pingelly 11.6 (72) Katanning Wanderers (83) d Kukerin- Dumbleyung 9.12 (66) Williams (100) d Narrogin Hawks 7.5 (47) Reserves: Boddington (96) d Wickepin (70) Wagin (100) d Brookton-Pingelly 6.3 (39) Katanning Wanderers (132) d Kukerin- Dumbleyung 0.2 (2) Williams (100) d Narrogin Hawks 7.5 (47) Thirds: Brookton-Pingelly 7.7 (49) d Wagin 6.12 (48) Katanning Wanderers (178) d Kukerin- Dumbleyung 0.1 (1) Narrogin Hawks (117) d Williams 3.7 (25) Fourths: Wagin 7.14 (56) d Brookton-Pingelly 0.3 (3) Kataning Wanderers 8.16 (64) d Kukerin- Dumbleyung 4.1 (25) Narrogin Hawks (164) d Williams 0.0 (0) WEST KIMBERLEY Cable Beach (89) d Bidyadanga 9.6 (60) Saints 11.5 (71) d Looma Eagles 11.3 (69) Bombers 15.7 (97) d Towns 7.7 (49) Bulls 10.8 (68) d Derby 8.13 (61) Information supplied by Trevor Kelly from WA FOOTY FORUM - which covers news, results and information from all levels of WA football.

Community Football By Andrea Damonse Gap widening in B Grade TIME is running out for teams looking to avoid relegation and move up the ladder, as the gap widens between the top and bottom teams in B

Willetton is the third of three teams sitting on five wins with fifth spot up for grabs this week and a victory crucial in moving up the ladder.

28 Community Football By Andrea Damonse Gap widening in B Grade TIME is running out for teams looking to avoid relegation and move up the ladder, as the gap widens between the top and bottom teams in B Grade. Top team Hamersley Carine head to Burrendah Reserve to take on the seventh placed Willetton. Willetton is the third of three teams sitting on five wins with fifth spot up for grabs this week and a victory crucial in moving up the ladder. To move into fifth place the Blues would need both Stirling and West Coast Cowan to lose this week, with a lower percentage keeping Willetton down. Last time the two teams met it was Hamersley Carine at home with the win, beating Willetton (86) to 6.9 (45). Stirling also has a chance to move into the top five should it win and West Coast Cowan lose this week, though to do that they will need to beat the third placed Swan Athletic at Fawell Park. Swan Athletic have lost just twice to the other top five teams, including draws with Hamersley Carine and Kalamunda, though at home they have had less success with two wins, two losses and two draws this season at Fawell Park. In their Round 4 match Stirling lost at home by 19 points to Swan Athletic. Stirling also has a chance to move into the top five should it win and West Coast Cowan lose this week, though to do that they will need to beat the third placed Swan Athletic at Fawell Park. Kingsley faces a tough task this week taking on the second-placed Wembley at Kingsley Park. Kingsley sit in ninth, with just two wins and a draw to their name, and look almost set for the trip down to C Grade next season. However they are one-and-a-half games behind Melville and if they can string enough wins together they may still be in with a chance to move up the ladder. In their Round 4 meeting it was Wembley who secured the win at home, defeating Kingsley by 20 points. Last week Wembley lost by one point in their first home loss of the season to Melville, while Kingsley picked up their second win of the season over West Coast Cowan. Wanneroo will have to produce some kind of miracle in order to avoid relegation as they seem all but guaranteed a spot in C Grade next year. The only team within bottom two distance however is Melville sitting two wins clear in eighth, and they will take on Wanneroo at home. Despite only winning two games this season Wanneroo have beaten Stirling and Willetton and have had closer games than their losing margins have shown. In their last encounter Melville beat Wanneroo at Wanneroo Showgrounds 7.5 (47) to (116). Fourth placed Kalamunda take on the fifth-sitting West Coast Cowan at Ray Owen Reserve in a match that is a must win for West Coast in order to stay afloat in the top five. Both Stirling and Willetton are hot on their heels for fifth position, with just percentage keeping West Coast Cowan in the last finals spot. West Coast Cowan has played better on the road than at home, with four of its five wins coming away from City Beach Oval. Last time the two teams met it was West Coast Cowan losing at home 2.15 (27) to Kalamunda s (73). Kalamunda can move into third spot with a win this week, with draws against Swan Athletic and Kingsley along with losses to just two teams this season keeping them well clear of the fight for the last finals spot. WAFL PROUDLY SPONSORED BY 28

AFL ROUND 16, WCE V GEELONG Patersons Stadium, Friday, 08 July (6:40 pm Local Time) WEST COAST No Player GEELONG No Player 1 BROWN, Mitchell J.. 2 LeCRAS, Mark. 3 GAFF, Andrew. 4 KERR, Daniel.

29 AFL ROUND 16, WCE V GEELONG Patersons Stadium, Friday, 08 July (6:40 pm Local Time) WEST COAST No Player GEELONG No Player 1 BROWN, Mitchell J.. 2 LeCRAS, Mark. 3 GAFF, Andrew. 4 KERR, Daniel. 5 EBERT, Brad. 6 NICOSKI, Mark. 7 MASTEN, Chris. 8 WATERS, Beau. 9 NAITANUI, Nic. 10 SELWOOD, Scott. 11 PRIDDIS, Matt. 12 SHEPPARD, Brad. 13 SHUEY, Luke. 14 STEVENS, Koby. 15 SWIFT, Tom. 16 MacKENZIE, Eric. 17 KENNEDY, Josh J.. 18 DALZIELL, Bradd. 19 HOULIHAN, Tim. 20 COX, Dean. 21 LYNCH, Quinten. 22 NEATES, Ryan. 23 GLASS, Darren. 24 ROSA, Matt. 25 HURN, Shannon. 26 BUTLER, Sam. 27 DARLING, Jack. 28 SMITH, Ashley. 29 LYCETT, Scott. 30 WILSON, Blayne. 31 SCHOFIELD, Will. 32 EMBLEY, Andrew. 33 JONES, Jordan. 34 BRENNAN, Jacob. 35 McGINNITY, Patrick. 36 WILSON, Callum. 37 SELWOOD, Adam. 38 JONES, Brett. 39 BROOME, Lewis. 40 HAMP, Anton. 41 STRIJK, Andrew. 42 MCGOVERN, Jeremy. 43 HAMS, Ashton. 44 WEEDON, Gerrick. 45 OAKLEY-NICHOLLS, Jarrad. 47 STEVENSON, Lewis. * rookie SCOREBOARD West Coast Geelong 1st Fyfe strong inside top 10s 1 BROWN, Mitchell W. 2 SMEDTS, Billie 3 BARTEL, Jimmy 4 MACKIE, Andrew 5 VARCOE, Travis 6 OTTENS, Brad 7 TAYLOR, Harry 8 HUNT, Josh 9 KELLY, James 10 MENZEL, Daniel 11 COREY, Joel 12 WEST, Trent 13 LONERGAN, Tom 14 SELWOOD, Joel 15 SCHRODER, Jordan 16 SIMPSON, Dawson 17 BYRNES, Shannon 18 COWAN, Josh 19 HUNT, Taylor 20 JOHNSON, Steve 21 MOONEY, Cam 22 DUNCAN, Mitch 23 DRUM, Marcus 24 BLAKE, Mark 25 GILLIES, Tom 26 HAWKINS, Tom J. 27 STOKES, Mathew 28 CHRISTENSEN, Allen 29 GUTHRIE, Cameron 30 SCARLETT, Matthew 31 PODSIADLY, James 32 MOTLOP, Steven 33 HORLIN-SMITH, George 34 HOGAN, Simon 35 CHAPMAN, Paul 36 VARDY, Nathan 37 WESTON, Jack * 38 JOHNSON, Ben C. * 39 MILBURN, Darren 40 WOJCINSKI, David 41 STRINGER, Jesse * 42 WALKER, Josh * 43 BURBURY, George * 44 ENRIGHT, Corey 45 LING, Cameron 46 SIMPKIN, Jonathan * 47 BATHIE, Ryan * * rookie 2nd 3rd With its second bye of the 2011 season this weekend, we take a look at the Fremantle stats leaders. Sitting inside the top eight and two weeks out from another western derby, the Dockers will recharge this weekend ahead of an assault on firming up a finals spot. Player Disposals Nathan Fyfe 359 Matthew Pavlich 346 Greg Broughton 289 Paul Duffield 267 David Mundy 263 Stephen Hill 255 Nick Lower 224 Luke McPharlin 222 Matthew de Boer 200 Garrick Ibbotson 189 Player Marks Luke McPharlin 100 Nathan Fyfe 76 Christopher Mayne 71 Kepler Bradley 55 Greg Broughton 54 Michael Johnson 52 Paul Duffield 51 Nick Lower 51 Garrick Ibbotson 51 Matthew Pavlich 50 Player Goals Kepler Bradley 21 Christopher Mayne 19 Matthew Pavlich 18 Hayden Ballantyne 15 Nathan Fyfe 12 Stephen Hill 11 Michael Johnson 8 Ryan Crowley 8 David Mundy 7 Nick Lower 6 4th 29 Nathan Fyfe

30 Club notes Claremont Congratulations to Kane Mitchell who plays his 50th game this weekend, includes two Foxtel Cup games. Wednesday, July 20 & Thursday, July 21 -Junior Holiday Clinic days for girls and boys in Years 1-7. No experience needed. Coaching by some of the best WAFL & AFL players. Each attendee receives a Tiger goodie bag, morning tea each day. Check the website for the form and more information. Saturday, July 23 you re invited to the CFC player s function, a Back to Uni party in the members lounge from 8pm-midnight. Tickets $10, make sure you have your school attire on. Sunday, July 31 is Pleasant Sunday at Tigerland. In the members lounge from 11am and your $20 ticket includes the Panel Show with ex Collingwood & Essendon legends, sausage sizzle, hot roast beef rolls, hamburgers, your 1st drink and all the action of the clash between Collingwood & Essendon will be on the big screen - bounce down is 12.10pm and your MC is Sam Cousens. Our Foxtel Cup semi-final is on Saturday, July 16 against Port Adelaide at Patersons Stadium at 3.05pm. We have a pre-game function on the day with guest speakers from the AFL, WAFL and Port Adelaide FC. Tickets $55 which includes entry, a Football Budget, mustard catering finger food, cash bar and undercover seating for the game. Tickets limited so call the club on for bookings. East Fremantle After Match Function - Join the players and supporters from 6pm at The Chase Bar and Bistro, 13 Settlers Av Baldivis off Safety Bay Road ( near Baldivis Shopping Centre) Life Members Lunch - Saturday, July 23 v East Perth. Join our Life Members for lunch for $70, which includes admission, pre-game drinks 12-2:15pm, buffet lunch, afternoon tea, access to the Legends Lounge, Football Budget and post games drinks for 45 minutes in the Legends Lounge. Auction - Saturday, August 6. Come and buy some great bargains. Tickets $65. Bookings essential for these functions - Call Judi at the club on Are you a face book fan of the East Fremantle Football Club? Go to eastfremantlefc and help the Club become the first WAFL Club to reach 2000 fans. East Perth Ben Cousins Unplugged Luncheon. Enjoy a 3-course luncheon with premium beers and wines whilst listening to the life and times of AFL superstar Ben Cousins. A truly unique opportunity to hear from the man himself with entertainment from comedian Peter Dee. In the Members Bar on Thursday, July 21. Tickets $175. Bookings through the club on Hall of Fame Induction Dinner in the Members Bar on Tuesday, July 26 at 7pm. We will induct 8 more club legends. Bookings through the club. Colts win was most impressive with the inclusion of players from Ellenbrook and Kojonup junior clubs. Colts train at Beatty Park Ovalon Monday, Wednesday and Friday. July coaching clinics: Auskickers 5-8yr olds Wednesday, July 20. Modifieds 9-12yr olds Thursday, July 21 at Beatty Park Oval 9.30am 1.30pm. $55 includes morning snack, giveaways and your chance to meet AFL players. $75 includes all the above and your own East Perth playing jumper. For enquiries please contact Brendan McFaull on Pemberton District High School were guests for our match against Peel on Saturday, July 2. Craig Glancy has announced his retirement. Peel Keep your eye out for Workforce Power Tools and Batteries PTFC Club Raffle Tickets to arrive in your letterbox. Proudly sponsored by Workforce Power Tools and Batteries. Prizes include a holiday for 2 people to the Gold Coast, a Makita Tradesmans Power Tool Pack and Home Handy Man Pack. Join today - Memberships start from $50. Please contact the club (08) Next school holiday clinic sponsored by Azztek Kitchens at Bendigo Bank Stadium July 20. Participants aged 5-12 will meet and be coached by players from West Coast and Peel while former Docker Troy Cook hosts a leadership session with those aged Limited places, book at reception or with Brennan Gillam on bgillam@ peelthunder.com.au. The 2011 Banquet Auction on August 6 in our new club rooms. To donate items or book your tickets please contact Paula Barnden (08) The next Peel Thunder Golf Day is on October 7 at the Sanctuary Golf Resort in Bunbury. Accommodation needs to be booked ASAP. The naming rights for a Major Sponsor are still available please phone Paula Barnden for more information (08) Friday night is Members Night! With the return of the cash prize members draw, raffles, money wheel and chase the ace. Action starts from 5.30pm and is supported by the Peel Thunder Past Players and Officials. Perth Demons District Super Holiday Clinic on during first week of the school holidays (July 12 & 13). Ages pre-primary to 17, with special guest, Daniel Kerr. Check website ( for more information. Rub shoulders with the man who loves to ruffle feathers and raise a few eyebrows, Sam Newman, when he comes to the Perth Football Club for a Western Derby Sportsmans Lunch on Friday, July 22. Tickets $85. For more information or to purchase your ticket, contact the club on Numbers are limited. Unleash Your Inner Demon and become a Perth member today. To renew your membership, or become a new member, visit the membership office inside the Goddard Street main entrance or contact Melissa Audino on Check out all the Perth Demons merchandise online ( or at the merchandise shop next to the canteen. We have everything from umbrellas to clothing for everyone! PLUS our NEW hoodies, t-shirts and polos. Not to mention you can purchase socks, scarves, umbrellas and hats. The Perth Function Centre is an affordable and convenient venue for your next seminar, corporate function, birthday party, fundraiser or wind up - contact Paul Fox at the Perth Football Club to book your event NOW!!! Perth s PP&OA is running Redlegs Bar every Thursday evening at the club. Team selections, club speakers, membership matters and other announcements will feature. Everyone welcome, including guests who must be signed in by a members of the Perth Football Club of PP&OA. South Fremantle SFFC Inaugural Hall of Fame on Thursday, July 21 in the Griff John Function Room at Fremantle Oval. $70 includes a 3 course meal and drink on arrival. Guest speakers: John Todd and John Worsfold. Dress: Black Tie. Annual Banquet Auction on Saturday, August 20. Entertainment by Freddie Mercury Australia s Got Talent performer, Thomas Crane. All donations to our Banquet Auction are very much appreciated. Contact the office on for bookings and donations. Mountain Rock A Hoe Down July 23 at 7.30 pm in the Griff John Function Centre. Urban Cowboy Band supported by Random Act & Empire Blues for a night of Rock, Blues, Funk & Country Music. Come dressed as your favourite character. Tickets $40 each fully licensed bar & tasty food available for purchase. Phone Alison Gloede on for tickets. Cocktail party, buffet or dinner, whatever the occasion, we can cater for it. Tell others about the Fremantle Function Centre and what we can provide. There is great potential to generate income for our club in this way. For details phone (conditions apply). Ryan Murphy is now your Local LJ Hooker Sales Representative. To receive the quarterly newsletter call Ryan on Subiaco The 3rd book on the History of the Subiaco Football Club - The Glory Years , written by Ken Spillman is now available - $40. Contact Brooke at the office Subiaco Football Club wishes to thank Skywest and the Esperance District Football Association for their assistance in staging the CSES game on 9th July. Special thanks to Bay Automotive Group for their support. Subiaco District July Holiday Clinic - open to 13 year olds - capped at 100 participants July 20 from 9.30am-3pm, cost $100. Children receive quality coaching, individual skills DVD, evaluation report, cap, t shirt, lunch. Contact Neil Arnold on or visit Jason Bristow plays his 50th game this week & Ali Pickett is playing his 198th WAFL game. SFC has refurbished its website to into a new exciting and vibrant format. Visit com.au and see all the new innovations, including SUBI TV. Swan Districts Kids between the ages of 5 and 12 years can still register for the Swan Districts July School Holiday Clinic on Wednesday July 20, cost $60 inc footy, fun, showbag and special WAFL and AFL guests. Registration forms at Steel Blue Oval front office or from Development Officer Paul Godfrey at pgodfrey@swandistrictsfc.com. Registrations are open for the Swan Districts Youth Girls Competition. This is a Thursday arvo comp from August 4-September 15. If you re aged between 13 and 17 and love to have fun, get your friends together and register now. Call the office now on A night of Bogan Bingo madness is planned for July 22 at 7pm. Air guitar comps, raffles and bogan prizes. Tickets $15 or table of 10 $130. RSVP by July 15 by calling or crandall@ swandistrictsfc.com. Special 40% off our Premium, Platinum or Standard membership prices, for the remaining Swan Districts home games! Support the mighty Black & Whites in 2011 & become a Swans Member today!! Call Jenny on to find out more and find a package that suits you best. We have 2011 Swans merchandise to suit every person & every budget! Just come into our reception for more info. Member discounts available. Rug up on your Swan s picnic rug in your official swans gear this winter. West Perth Make sure you are in the crowd at any West Perth home game for your chance to win a brand new 32 inch LCD High Definition TCL TV! Check out our website for all the details. Have you got your tickets yet? Make sure you don t miss out on getting your Banquet Auction tickets, please contact Melissa at the club on or her at promotions@falconsfc.com.au. West Perth are on Twitter! Follow us at Falcons Football! Applications are open for the July School Holiday Clinics, contact Megan at development@falconsfc. com or call on for more information. Check out the new 2011 jackets available from the team store for $70. Sizes Small, Medium, Large, XL & 2XL available. Hurry, they are selling fast!!! 30

31 WAFL Stats Leading stats for season 2011 After Round 15 DISPOSALS Rank Player Team Games Last Game Total 1 Luke BLACKWELL Claremont v SF, R Brendan LEE East Perth v Peel, R Ross YOUNG Perth v SD, R Tom ROACH Swan Districts v Pth, R Rory O BRIEN East Fremantle v Sub, R Bradd DALZIELL East Fremantle v Sub, R Craig WULFF East Perth v Peel, R Patrick TRAVERS East Perth 12 7 v SF, R Kris MILLER South Fremantle v Cl, R Ryan COOK South Fremantle v Cl, R KICKS Rank Player Team Games Last Game Total 1 Ross YOUNG Perth v SD, R Garry MOSS East Perth v Peel, R Luke BLACKWELL Claremont v SF, R Kyal HORSLEY Subiaco v WP, R Brent LECRAS West Perth v Sub, R Ray BARTHOLOMEW West Perth v Sub, R Brendon JONES Peel Thunder v EP, R Jarrod KAYLER-THOMSON Perth v Cl, R Craig WULFF East Perth v Peel, R Jason BRISTOW Subiaco v WP, R HANDBALLS Rank Player Team Games Last Game Total 1 Brendan LEE East Perth v Peel, R Kris MILLER South Fremantle v Cl, R Luke BLACKWELL Claremont v SF, R Patrick TRAVERS East Perth 12 3 v SF, R Rory O BRIEN East Fremantle 13 8 v Sub, R Tom ROACH Swan Districts v Pth, R Koby STEVENS East Fremantle v Sub, R Bradd DALZIELL East Fremantle v Sub, R Reece ADAMS South Fremantle v Cl, R Ryan COOK South Fremantle 13 8 v Cl, R MARKS Rank Player Team Games Last Game Total 1 Joshua SMITH East Perth v Peel, R Brent LECRAS West Perth 13 5 v Sub, R Jeff GOBBELS West Perth 13 4 v Sub, R Ray BARTHOLOMEW West Perth 12 1 v Sub, R Danny HUGHES Subiaco 13 5 v WP, R Dion FLEAY West Perth 13 3 v Sub, R Haydn BUSHER Perth 13 4 v SD, R Shaun HILDEBRANDT Subiaco 13 4 v WP, R Michael FLORIO Perth 13 9 v SD, R Bradd DALZIELL East Fremantle 12 5 v Sub, R14 82 FREES FOR Rank Player Team Games Last Game Total 1 Rory O BRIEN East Fremantle 13 3 v Sub, R Tony NOTTE Swan Districts 12 3 v Pth, R Garry MOSS East Perth 13 4 v Peel, R Jake MURPHY Claremont 11 2 v SF, R Joshua SMITH East Perth 13 1 v Peel, R Kristin THORNTON Peel Thunder 12 5 v EP, R Michael SWAN East Perth 8 3 v Pth, R Jarrod KAYLER-THOMSON Perth 12 2 v Cl, R Dion FLEAY West Perth 13 4 v Subiaco, R Steven BROWNE West Perth 13 4 v Sub, R15 23 FREES AGAINST Rank Player Team Games Last Game Total 1 Jacob BRENNAN East Fremantle 13 5 v Sub, R Llane SPAANDERMAN Swan Districts 11 3 v WP, R Kane MITCHELL Claremont 12 3 v Pth, R Darren RUMBLE Subiaco 13 2 v WP, R Adam COCKIE Subiaco 10 1 v Cl, R Tim GEAPPEN Swan Districts 13 2 v Pth, R Mark MCGOUGH East Fremantle 11 2 v Sub, R Ryan BRABAZON Claremont 12 3 v SF, R Michael RIX Subiaco 11 2 v EF, R Craig WULFF East Perth 13 2 v Peel, R15 19 HIT OUTS Rank Player Team Games Last Game Total 1 Michael RIX Subiaco v EF, R Andrew MCDOUGALL Perth v SD, R Chris KEUNEN West Perth v Sub, R Jonathon GRIFFIN East Fremantle 7 45 v Cl, R Llane SPAANDERMAN Swan Districts v WP, R Mitchell ANDREWS Claremont 7 41 v SF, R Robert YOUNG East Fremantle v Sub, R Phillip POHLENZ-SAW Peel Thunder 6 23 v EP, R Jacob WILLIAMS Peel Thunder 7 41 v EP, R Scott LYCETT Peel Thunder v EP, R Can You Help? WAFL historians are continuing to build a comprehensive database covering every past WAFL league player and require assistance to obtain relevant birth, death and other details. Prominent players for whom full name and date details are missing include: Peter Jago (Claremont , 122 games) a pacy back pocket and utility player who represented WA against Victoria in 1954 and later went to Tasmania. Alan Falconer (West Perth , 30 games) a rover who once kicked nine goals in a 1944 underage match. Stan Henderson (Perth , 72 games) a fast and determined half back flanker from Cunderdin. A 1955 premiership player known for his long left foot kicking and brilliant high marking. Max Roe (Subiaco , 102 games) a strong and consistent centre half back from Northam Unions who was also a State champion amateur athlete and first grade cricketer. Any information that could help lead to full particulars on these players (eg: contact details for a family member, occupation, known whereabouts in an approximate timeframe) would be welcomed by Greg Wardell- Johnson (gwardelljohnson@wafc.com.au) or Judy Chalmers ( ) at the WAFC. Can You Help? 31

2011 FOXTEL Cup RESULTS Saturday, March 26 NT Thunder...3.2 7.3 8.4 12.4 (76) Morningside..2.0 4.1 6.4 9.7 (61) GOALS: NT Thunder -- Tungatalum 4; McLeod 3; Rosier, Illet, Kelly, Anderson, Watson.

Morningside -- Kinch, Mugavin, Lucy, Bonnie, Thomlinson Saturday, April 2 East Perth...2.2 4.3 6.6 9.9 (63) North Ballarat...2.2 6.3 7.5 9.7 (61) GOALS EP - Moss 3; Seal, Polak 2; Clutterbuck, Prior.

Saturday, April 9 Williamstown 0.1 4.3 6.4 8.7 (55) Swan Districts...0.2 0.4 0.6 2.6 (18) GOALS: WILL - Dahlhaus, Veszpremi, Jones 2; Hahn, Hooper. SD Geappen, Wolfenden.

32 2011 FOXTEL Cup RESULTS Saturday, March 26 NT Thunder (76) Morningside (61) GOALS: NT Thunder -- Tungatalum 4; McLeod 3; Rosier, Illet, Kelly, Anderson, Watson. Morningside -- Mugavin 4; Lucy 2; Rogers, Brown, Shelton. BEST: NT Thunder -- McLeod, Tungatalum, Tapp, Anderson, Rosier. Morningside -- Kinch, Mugavin, Lucy, Bonnie, Thomlinson Saturday, April 2 East Perth (63) North Ballarat (61) GOALS EP - Moss 3; Seal, Polak 2; Clutterbuck, Prior. NTH BALL - Micallef 3; George 2; Linke, McKenzie, Stephenson, Walker. BEST: EP -- Travers, Clarke, Lee, Sweet, Seal, Moss. NTH BALL -- Sewell, Stephenson, Struth, Micallef. Saturday, April 9 Williamstown (55) Swan Districts (18) GOALS: WILL - Dahlhaus, Veszpremi, Jones 2; Hahn, Hooper. SD Geappen, Wolfenden. BEST: WILL Djerrkura, Schofield, Jolley, Johnson, Minson, Rampe, Dahlhaus. SD Roach, Pearce, Jacky, Davis, Robinson. Saturday, April 16 West Adelaide (100) Ainslie (23) GOALS: WA -- Fielke 5; N.Caruso, Webb 2; Agars, Borholm, Davenport, Eagle, Moran, Rankine AINSLIE - Bowles, Crook, Hughes. BEST: WA -- Davenport, Fielke, N.Caruso, Birss, Moran, Fisher. AINSLIE -- I.Lawless, Hughes, Crook, M.Lawless. Saturday, April 23 Claremont (102) Clarence (31) GOALS: CL -- Saunders 3; Foster, Lee, Orzel 2; Derickx, McLernon, Rowe, Wilkes, Willett. CLARENCE -- Standen 2; Thurley, Boon. BEST: CL -- Murphy, Handley, Rowe, Wilkes. CLARENCE -- Thurley, O Brien, Round, Standen. Saturday, April 30 Northern Bullants (123) GWS Giants (34) GOALS: NTH BULL -- Thornton 6; Arrowsmith 4; Saad 3; Henderson 2; Kerr, Meese, O Keeffe, Watson. GWS -- Giles, Tunbridge 2; Casley. BEST: NTH BULL -- Thornton, McLean, Cachia, Gianfagna, McCorkell, Watson. GWS -- Miles, Shiel, Giles, Hampton, Clifton. Saturday, May 14 Port Adelaide (107) East Coast Eagles (15) GOALS: PA -- Meiklejohn 4; Maric 3; Butcher, Surjan 2; Kulikowski, Gray, Harder, Hoskin, Kirkwood. ECE - O Connor 2. BEST: PA -- Meiklejohn, Kirkwood, Maric, Surjan, Erskine, Banner. ECE -- O Connor, Vlatko, Baker. Saturday, May 21 North Adelaide (107) Labrador (22) GOALS: NTH ADEL -- Alleway 6; Gill 3; Thring 2; Armstrong, Backwell, Bennett, Connors, Teasdale. LAB -- Clarke, Grayson, White. BEST: NTH ADEL -- Backwell, Gill, Alleway, Bennett, Thiele, Ryswyk, Thompson. LAB -- Jones, Featherstone, Grayson, Clarke. Quarter Final 1 East Perth (77) NT Thunder (71) GOALS: EP - Pettifer 4; Smith 3; Delborello, Swan 2; Seal. NT -- Tungatalum 3; Cox, Ilett, McLeod 2; Ewing. BEST: EP -- Travers, Lee, Pettifer, Clarke, Smith, Moss. NT -- McLeod, Maher, Rosier, Tungatalum, J. Ilett. Photo: Paul Litherland Quarter Final 2 Saturday, June 4 Williamstown (96) West Adelaide (77) GOALS: WILL - Skinner 3; Hooper, Panos, Tutt, Veszpremi 2;, Davies, Gilbee, Roughead, Woods. WA - Beech 5; F. Caruso 2; Agars, N. Caruso, Ezard, Macreadie, Webb. BEST: WILL - Jolley, Hudson, Dahlhaus, Davies, Hooper, Veszpremi, Tutt. WA - Beech, Davenport, Macreadie, Caire, F. Caruso Quarter Final 3 Saturday, June 11 Claremont (90) Northern Bullants (44) GOALS: CL - Lee 3;Schammer, Wilkes 2; Brabazon, Broome, Handley, McLernon, Orzel, Richardson. NTH BULL -- Arrowsmith, Houlihan, Kerr, Marcon, Saad, Twomey, Warnock. BEST: CL -- Blackwell, Mitchell, Orzel, Stevenson, Schammer, Lee, Wilkes. NTH BULL -- Houlihan, Kerr, Cachia, Arrowsmith, McCorkell, Joseph, Warnock. Quarter Final 4 Saturday, June 18 Port Adelaide (60) North Adelaide (44) GOALS: PA -- Lokan 4; Harris 2; Banner, Harder, Rose. NA -- Boras 3; Backwell, Starke, Young. BEST: PA -- Banner, Harder, Slattery, Harris, Lokan, Gray. NA -- Backwell, Bennett, Thring, Boras, Handby. FIXTURES Semi-final Saturday, July 9 East Perth v Williamstown, Etihad Stadium 5.05pm local time. Fox Sports from 5pm EST Semi-final 2 Saturday, July 16 Claremont v Port Adelaide, Patersons Stadium, 3.05pm local time. Fox Sports from 5pm EST Grand Final Saturday, August 6 Winner Match SF1 v Winner Match SF2, All TBC Live scores and player stats for all games available at Who s behind the name? We are. We re proud to support our national game at its grassroots through our sponsorship of WA s Home of Football. Backed by a wealth of local, national and international expertise, Patersons can help you or your company meet your financial goals. Whether your team wins or loses at Patersons Stadium, you re on a winner with Patersons. The smart money knows. Talk to one of our experienced Advisers today on or visit THE AUSTRALIAN STOCKBROKER Patersons Securities Limited ABN AFSL No

33 Ladders and results 2011 Round 15 LEAGUE West Perth (98) Subiaco (83) GOALS: WP - Strijk, Saylor 3; Gobbels, Guadagnin, LeCras 2; Salecic, Browne, Tregear. SUB Hughes, Broadhurst 5; Horsley, Hildebrandt, Anthony. BEST: WP Guadagnin, Salecic, Bradley, Hunt, Saylor, Fleay. SUB Horsley, Broadhurst, Rumble, Randall, Blechynden, Parker. UMPIRES: Martin, Parry, Statham. CROWD: 1651 at Arena Joondalup. East Perth (82) Peel Thunder (69) GOALS: EP - Bennell, Moss 3; J.Smith 2; Prior, Brookes, Shepheard, Kommer. PEEL Holmes, Brown, K.Thornton 2; B.Jones, J.Jones, Lycett. BEST: EP Lee, Moss, Wulff, Macaulay, Kommer, Bennell. PEEL -- Brown, J Jones, McFarlane, Wilson, K Thornton, Battye. UMPIRES: CROWD: About 1000 at Medibank Stadium. Swan Districts (104) Perth (80) GOALS: SD - Geappen 5; Potente 3; Colreavey 2; Wolfenden, Riggio, Simpson, Notte, Van Groningen, Hinkley. PTH -- Sibosado 5; Moody 2; Hodge, Busher, Siekierka, Rogers, O Sullivan. BEST: SD Robinson, Geappen, Lammie, Hams, Jacky, Colreavy. PTH Young, Tedesco, Robinson, Sibosado, Hodge, Rogers. UMPIRES: O Neill, McCaw, Orr. CROWD: 1643 at Brownes Stadium. Claremont (102) South Fremantle (99) GOALS: CL - Wilkes 6; Richardson 3; Saunders 2; Murphy, Gilligan, Lee, Stevenson. SF Wilson 4; Dell Olio 3; Kelly, Woods 2; Winter, Mugambwa, Miller, Murphy. BEST: CL - Blackwell, Wilkes, Brabazon, Schammer, Crawford, Saunders. SF Miller, Wilson, Woods, Gaff, R.Adams, T.Adams. UMPIRES: Parker, Dalgleish, Hendrie, Wardman. CROWD: 2002 at Claremont Oval. RESERVES Perth (118) d Swan Districts 5.6 (36) GOALS: PTH -- Hansen 3; White, Moore, Donovan, Smith, Leeson 2; Fiegert, Brennan, Hunt, Mather. SD Kohmann, Shea, Daniels, Bonney, Johnston. BEST: PTH White, Venditti, Salmon, Leeson, Hansen, Hunt. SD Gray, Shea, Daniels, Bonney, Johnson. LEAGUE Team P W L D For Ag PC Pts WEST PERTH CLAREMONT SOUTH FREMANTLE EAST FREMANTLE Subiaco Swan Districts Perth East Perth Peel Thunder RESERVES Team P W L D For Ag PC Pts WEST PERTH CLAREMONT PERTH EAST FREMANTLE South Fremantle East Perth Subiaco Swan Districts Peel Thunder COLTS Team P W L D For Ag PC Pts SOUTH FREMANTLE CLAREMONT SUBIACO PEEL THUNDER West Perth Swan Districts East Fremantle East Perth Perth West Perth 8.3 (51) d Subiaco 6.9 (45) GOALS: WP -- Stockley 3; Hutchings, Guatta 2; Latham. SUB -- Stevenson 2; Smith, Pickett, Maher, Hampson. BEST: WP Black, Manning, A.Elisseou, Meeking, Stockley, Rowling. SUB Wade, Ward, Hoskins, Norriss, Hampson. Peel Thunder (80) d East Perth (79) GOALS: PEEL- Payritts 2; Mason, Luff, Rinder, Green, Gillam, Wilson, McKenna, Hardy, Heal. EP Delborrello, Kelly 3; Dobson, Birrell, Warrell, Moulton, Marinovich. BEST: PEEL McKenna, Luff, Mason, Gillam. EP Maldenis, Warrell, Sweet, Kelly. Claremont (140) d South Fremantle 7.1 (43) GOALS: CL - Orzel, Gillespie, Davies, Aitken 3; Hamp, Bradshaw, Broome 2; Chidgzey, Derickx, Rawlinson. SF Fielding 2; Hayward, Thurston, Campbell, Skinner, Wyatt. BEST: CL Nisbett, Rawlinson, Davies, Willett, J.McAlister. SF Borovac, Collica, Bairstow. COLTS East Perth 10.7 (67) Peel Thunder 8.13 (61) GOALS: EP -- Howlett 2; Kane, Bin Omar, Bradley, Borrett, D Rozario, Roche, Fraser, Hutchings. PEEL -- Williams 3; Eardley, Riley 2; McIntosh. BEST: EP Howlett, Hutchings, Dobson, Roche, Alone. PEEL Morabito, Mulgrave, Eardley, Eccles, Riley. Subiaco (111) d West Perth 5.12 (42) GOALS: SUB -- Whiting 4; Young, Renehan, Smythe 2; Harvie, Calladine, Le Fanu, Jones, Robinson, Garcia. WP Geraghty, Johnson 2; Bravington. BEST: SUB Ashman, Smythe, Whiting, Lofthouse, Harvie. WP Bravington, Batterham, Mant, Thrum, Antonio. Perth 9.14 (68) d Swan Districts 9.7 (61) GOALS: PTH -- Kent 3; Chrimes, Higgins, Lloyd, Lindsay, Fleay, Kalajzic. SD -- McKay 3; Dann 2; Adams, Wee, Stack, Langdon. BEST: PTH Stuart, Chrimes, Boyle, Fleay, Kent, Kalajzic. SD Smith, Kelly, Riddock, Adams, Kirkup, Dann, Whitsed. South Fremantle (119) d Claremont 11.9 (75) GOALS: SF -- Shaw 6; Sakin 3; Van De Weilen, Kelly, Martinez, Mirco 2; Warrell. CL Richardson, Goddard-Nash, Geldard-Ker, Morgan 2; Woods, Flint, Galantino. BEST: SF -- Hamilton, Warrell, Sakin, Shaw, Thompson. CL Falconer, Berardini, Galantino, Fiegert, Goddard-Nash AFL Round 15 Fremantle (112) Gold Coast (62) GOALS: FREM -- Pavlich, Mzungu, Ballantyne 3; Fyfe, Griffin 2; De Boer, Lower, Johnson, Mellington. GOLD COAST -- Ablett 3; McKenzie 2; Stanley, Wilkinson, Fraser, Matera. BEST: FREM -- Griffin, Broughton, Ballantyne, Silvagni, Hill, Fyfe. GOLD COAST -- Ablett, Iles, Swallow, Harbrow, McKenzie, Stanley. UMPIRES: McBurney, Wenn, Keating. CROWD: 28,646 at Patersons Stadium. AFL 2011 ladder Team P W D L For Agst PC Pts GEELONG COLLINGWOOD CARLTON HAWTHORN WEST COAST FREMANTLE SYDNEY ESSENDON Melbourne North Melbourne Western Bulldogs St Kilda Richmond Adelaide Brisbane Port Adelaide Gold Coast

34 League fixtures 2011 Round 1 Saturday, March 19 East Fremantle (72) lost to Claremont (153) Swan Districts (107) lost to East Perth (122) Bye: Peel Thunder, Perth, Subiaco, South Fremantle, West Perth Round 2 Friday, March 25 Subiaco (90) lost to West Perth 15.7 (97) Saturday, March 26 East Perth (89) lost to South Fremantle17.11 (113) Claremont (118) d Swan Districts 12.7 (79) Perth (86) lost to East Fremantle 21.9 (135) Bye: Peel Thunder Round 3 Friday, April 1 South Fremantle (100) lost to Perth15.11 (101) Saturday, 2 April East Fremantle (84) lost to Subiaco15.13 (103) Claremont (124) d Peel Thunder (71) West Perth (103) d Swan Districts 13.8 (86) Bye: East Perth Round 4 Saturday, April 9 East Fremantle 6.16 (52) lost to West Perth 11.9 (75) East Perth (85) lost to Claremont 20.7 (127) Peel Thunder (84) lost to South Fremantle16.17 (113) Perth (83) d Subiaco 9.17 (71) Bye: Swan Districts Round 5 Saturday, April 16 Swan Districts (88) lost to South Fremantle17.10 (112) Perth (134) d Peel Thunder 14.9 (93) Subiaco 13.8 (86) lost to Claremont (92) West Perth (100) d East Perth (77) Bye: East Fremantle Round 6 Easter & Anzac Day Weekend Friday, April 22 Subiaco (107) d East Perth13.13 (91) Saturday, April 23 West Perth (140) d Peel Thunder 7.6 (48) Monday, April 25 Swan Districts (120) d Perth10.11 (71) South Fremantle (102) d East Fremantle (73) Bye: Claremont Round 7 Saturday, April 30 South Fremantle (139) d Subiaco19.12 (126) Claremont (76) lost to West Perth12.7 (79) Peel Thunder (105) lost to Swan Districts (109) East Perth (84) lost to East Fremantle (116) Bye: Perth Round 8 Mother s Day Weekend Saturday, May 7 East Perth (84) lost to Swan Districts (104) East Fremantle (118) d Peel Thunder 13.7 (85) Perth 10.9 (69) lost to Claremont (152) West Perth (136) d South Fremantle 9.9 (63) Bye: Subiaco Round 9 Saturday, May 14 Perth 13.7 (85) lost to West Perth16.13 (109) Peel Thunder (85) lost to East Perth (145) Swan Districts 11.7 (73) lost to Subiaco (118) Claremont (80) lost to East Fremantle 16.9 (105) Bye: South Fremantle Cl 4 EP 4 SD 0 EF 0 PT 0 P 0 SF 0 S 0 WP 0 Cl 8 SF 4 WP 4 EP 4 EF 4 S 0 SD 0 P 0 PT 0 CL 12 WP 8 SF 4 S 4 EP 4 EF 4 P 4 SD 0 PT 0 CL 16 WP 12 SF 8 P 8 S 4 EP 4 EF 4 SD 0 PT 0 CL 20 WP 16 SF 12 P 12 S 4 EP 4 EF 4 SD 0 PT 0 CL 20 WP 20 SF 16 P 12 S 8 SD 4 EP 4 EF 4 PT 0 WP 24 CL 20 SF 20 P 12 S 8 SD 8 EF 8 EP 4 PT 0 WP 28 CL 24 SF 20 SD 12 EF 12 P 12 S 8 EP 4 PT 0 WP 32 CL 24 SF 20 EF 16 S 12 SD 12 P 12 EP 8 PT 0 Round 10 Saturday, May 21 South Fremantle 15.5 (95) lost to Claremont (119) Subiaco (110) lost to Peel Thunder (129) East Fremantle (88) d Swan Districts12.10 (82) Sunday, 22 May East Perth (122) d Perth 7.11 (53) Bye: West Perth Round 11 Saturday, May 28 Swan Districts (95) lost to Claremont (115) Perth 20.7 (127) d Subiaco (97) South Fremantle (96) d Peel Thunder (88) Sunday, May 29 West Perth (71) lost to East Fremantle 13.8 (86) Bye: East Perth Round 12 Foundation Day Saturday, June 4 Peel Thunder 16.8 (104) d Perth (94) Monday, June 6 Claremont (114) d Subiaco 9.14 (68) East Perth 11.8 (74) lost to West Perth (86) East Fremantle 11.5 (71) lost to South Fremantle (88) Bye: Swan Districts Round 13 Saturday, June 11 Peel Thunder (115) d West Perth13.16 (94) East Perth 7.10 (52) lost to Subiaco (94) South Fremantle (123) lost to Swan Districts 22.8 (140) East Fremantle 13.7 (85) d Perth 10.8 (68) Bye: Claremont State game Saturday, June 18 WA (113) d Queensland (107) Round 14 Saturday, June 25 South Fremantle (130) d East Perth12.12 (84) Swan Districts 7.13 (55) lost to West Perth (104) Subiaco 16.8 (104) d East Fremantle (81) Claremont 8.12 (60) lost to Perth10.6 (66) Bye: Peel Thunder Round 15 NAIDOC Week Saturday, July 2 East Perth (82) d Peel Thunder 10.9 (69) West Perth 15.8 (98) d Subiaco 13.5 (83) Perth 12.8 (80) lost to Swan Districts 16.8 (104) Sunday, 3 July Claremont (102) d South Fremantle 15.9 (99) Bye: East Fremantle Round 16 Saturday, July pm Peel Thunder v East Fremantle, Bendigo Bank Stadium 2.15pm West Perth v Claremont, Arena Joondalup 2.15pm Subiaco v South Fremantle, CSES Esperance Bye: East Perth, Swan Districts, Perth Round 17 Country Week Saturday, July pm Swan Districts v Peel Thunder, Steel Blue Oval 2.15pm East Perth v Perth, Medibank Stadium 2.15pm South Fremantle v West Perth, Fremantle Oval Bye: East Fremantle, Claremont, Subiaco WP 32 CL 28 SF 20 EF 20 S 12 EP 12 SD 12 P 12 PT 4 CL 32 WP 32 SF 24 EF 24 P 16 S 12 EP 12 SD 12 PT 4 CL 36 WP 36 SF 28 EF 24 P 16 EP 12 S 12 SD 12 PT 8 CL 36 WP 36 SF 28 EF 28 S 16 SD 16 P 16 EP 12 PT 12 WP 40 CL 36 SF 32 EF 28 S 20 P 20 SD 16 EP 12 PT 12 WP 44 CL 40 SF 32 EF 28 S 20 SD 20 P 20 EP 16 PT 12 Round 18 Saturday, July pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium 2.15pm West Perth v Perth, Arena Joondalup 2.15pm Peel Thunder v Claremont, Bendigo Bank Stadium 2.15pm East Fremantle v East Perth, East Fremantle Oval Bye: South Fremantle Round 19 Saturday, July pm Claremont v East Perth, Claremont Oval 2.15pm Swan Districts v East Fremantle, Steel Blue Oval 2.15pm Perth v South Fremantle, Brownes Staduim 2.15pm Peel Thunder v Subiaco, Bendigo Bank Stadium Bye: West Perth Round 20 Saturday, August pm Subiaco v Perth, Medibank Stadium 2.15pm West Perth v South Fremantle, Arena Joondalup Bye: Peel Thunder, East Perth, Swan Districts, East Fremantle, Claremont Round 21 Saturday, August pm East Fremantle v West Perth, CSES Geraldton 4.15pm Subiaco v East Perth, Medibank Stadium 5.00pm South Fremantle v Peel Thunder, Fremantle Oval Sunday, August pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont Oval Bye: Perth Round 22 Saturday, August pm Swan Districts v South Fremantle, Steel Blue Oval 2.15pm Peel Thunder v Perth, Bendigo Bank Stadium 2.15pm West Perth v East Perth, Arena Joondalup Sunday, 21 August pm East Fremantle v Claremont, East Fremantle Oval Bye: Subiaco Round 23 Saturday, August pm Claremont v Peel Thunder, Claremont Oval 2.15pm Swan Districts v West Perth, Steel Blue Oval 2.15pm Subiaco v East Fremantle, Medibank Stadium 2.15pm Perth v East Perth, Brownes Staduim Bye: South Fremantle Round 24 Saturday, September pm South Fremantle v East Fremantle, Fremantle Oval 2.15pm Peel Thunder v Subiaco, Bendigo Bank Stadium 2.15pm East Perth v Claremont, Medibank Stadium 2.15pm Perth v Swan Districts, Brownes Staduim Bye: West Perth First and second semi-finals Saturday, September 10 - WAFL Club ground Preliminary final Saturday, September 17 - WAFL Club ground Grand final Sunday, September 25 - Patersons Stadium * the day of WAFL finals will be subject to AFL finals 34

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South Australia defeated New South Wales Goalkickers. Chad Barmby 2 Mark Richards 1 Alek Kangar Matt Fox 1.. Jake Hughes 1..

South Australia defeated New South Wales Goalkickers. Chad Barmby 2 Mark Richards 1 Alek Kangar Matt Fox 1.. Jake Hughes 1.. Event Australian Football Venue Adelaide, SA Dates 7 to 13 August 2004 Day 1 - Game 1 South Australia 6.8.44 defeated New South Wales 1.3.9 Chad Barmby 2 Mark Richards 1 Alek Kangar 1 - - Matt Fox 1..