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In all forms of cricket you must get 20 wickets to win a game. The fast bowlers are there to intimidate and dominate the batsmen, never let them settle. No one really likes facing QUICK bowling… NO ONE.

These men have dominated the worlds batsmen since the Early 70s. They are the best, they are the feared, they are... “The Fast Bowlers Cartel”

LILLEE • THOMSON • MCGRATH • HUGHES • HOGG INTERROGATED BY THE BOWLOLOGIST – DAMIEN FLEMING

DENNIS JEFF MERV RODNEY

Wednesday 13th December 2017– Prior to the 3rd Test Australia v England

Crown Ballroom Perth – 12:30pm to 3.30pm

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every Week6 collectables

7 tipping

14-16 Wafc

19 club notes

20 Stats

21 Scoreboards and ladders

22 fixtures

Feature4-5 medal men to add another to their list

Game time8 colts, reserves previews

9 league preview

10 colts Preliminary final – claremont v east Perth

10 reserves Preliminary final – Subiaco v claremont

11 league Preliminary final – Subiaco v South fremantle

12 afl first Semi-final – GWS v West coast

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MeDAL MoMentFor most aspiring AFL players an invitation to the AFL Draft Combine would be the highlight of a lifetime. In Tim Kelly’s case there might be a couple of other achievements in the next week that could be just as memorable – and may enhance his cause at the top league’s annual player examination. Kelly has enjoyed such an outstanding season with South Fremantle in the WAFL that he is the Football Budget’s choice for this year’s Sandover Medal, to be announced on Monday. And he is entering this weekend as a key part of the Bulldogs’ league premiership assault in the Preliminary Final against Subiaco. At 23, Kelly is considered a mature-aged recruit. But some players develop later and the Bulldogs can attest to his impact on their finals push in 2017. The Palmyra Junior Football Club product didn’t miss a match in the home-and-away season, averaging a tad over 26 possessions. But it is the electrifying nature in which he attracted

many touches that made his some a danger in the South Fremantle midfield. However, the Football Budget panel expects the Sandover Medal count to be a friendly battle with Kelly’s Bulldogs midfield teammate Haiden Schloithe. It wouldn’t be unusual for two players from the same team to be in a head-to-head battle for the WAFL’s prestigious award. In 2014 West Perth’s Aaron Black and Shane Nelson had a duel for the medal that went to the final round of voting. Black eventually won with 47 votes while Nelson and Claremont’s Luke Blackwell polled 46. There was some support for Perth veteran Clint Jones, even though his Demons won just three matches, limiting his ability to poll top votes.

But there is a precedent. Jones’ Demons teammate Aidan Tropiano won the 2015

medal even though Perth won two matches for the season.

2017 ineliGible PlayerS Player Rnd Charge Penalty

Tallan Ames (Swan Districts) R6 Striking Reprimand

Dion Anthony (East Fremantle) R23 Striking Reprimand

James Batterham (West Perth) R20 Striking 1 match

Blair Bell (Peel) R11 Striking 5 matches

Aaron Black (West Perth) R2 Striking 1 match

Adam Cockie (Subiaco) R11 Rough conduct Reprimand

Ryan Cook (South Fremantle) R13 Striking Reprimand

Adam Creeper (Subiaco) R16 Rough conduct 1 match

Josh Deluca (Peel) R16 Striking Reprimand

Cam Eardley (East Fremantle) R19 Striking 2 matches

David Ellard (Swan Districts) R22 Striking Reprimand

Jarrod Garlett (South Fremantle) R12 Rough conduct 1 match

Callum Hart (East Perth) R15 Striking Reprimand

Aaron Heal (Subiaco) R19 Rough conduct Reprimand

Tom Hodgson (East Perth) R11 Rough conduct Reprimand

Declan Jackson (Subiaco) R20 Rough conduct Reprimand

Leroy Jetta (Peel) R8 Rough conduct Reprimand

Malcolm Karpany (East Perth) R1 Striking Reprimand

Jonathan Marsh (East Fremantle) R5 Striking Reprimand

Cody Ninyette (Perth) R17 Striking 2 matches

Drew Petrie (East Perth) R10 Striking Reprimand

Matt Riggio (Swan Districts) R20 Rough conduct 2 matches

Jayden Schofield (East Fremantle) R8 Striking Reprimand

Cam Symonds (East Fremantle) R21 Rough conduct Reprimand

Blayne Wilson (South Fremantle) R2 Rough conduct Reprimand

Nick Winmar (Claremont) R12 Striking Reprimand» Clint Jones » Tim Kelly

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By Ross Lewis

BULLDoGs BACKeDMeDAL MoMent

FOOTBALL BUDGET TIPSTER SELECTIONS

rOSS leWiS (fOOtball buDGet)1st: Haiden Schloithe (SF)2nd: Tim Kelly (SF)3rd: Jye Bolton (C)hard luck story: Aaron Black (WP) – a suspension in Round 2 will deny Black another medal but it didn’t hinder another outstanding season with the Falcons.

DaViD linDSay (91.3 SPOrtfm)1st: Shane Nelson (WP)2nd: Tim Kelly (SF)3rd: Haiden Schloithe (SF)hard luck story: Jonathan Marsh (EF) – started the season in electrifying form but a mid-season injury, suspension and the Sharks’ poor season keep him out of contention.

ruSSell reiD (the WeSt auStralian)1st: Haiden Schloithe (SF)2nd: Tim Kelly (SF)3rd: Liam Ryan (S)hard luck story: Chris Phelan (S) - was on course for another outstanding campaign before being struck down by injury. Missed a lot of chances to get votes in successful Subiaco team.

brett SPriGG (abc raDiO)1st: Tim Kelly (SF)2nd: Shane Nelson (WP)3rd: Haiden Schloithe (SF)hard luck story: Jonathon Marsh (EF) – should poll votes for the struggling Sharks, but ruled ineligible after Round 5.

tracey leWiS (fOOtball buDGet)1st: Clint Jones (P)2nd: Tim Kelly (SF)3rd: Adam Faulkner (SD)hard luck story: Rory O’Brien (PT) – was one of the club’s consistent performers but might be overshadowed by AFL players coming in and out of the Peel line-up.

marK reaDinGS (channel 7)1st: Tim Kelly (SF)2nd: Clint Jones (P)3rd: Leigh Kitchin (S)hard luck story: Liam Ryan (S) – tough for a forward to win the medal, especially in a team as talent-laden as Subiaco. » Haiden Schloithe

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If you have a query regarding WAFL memorabilia, send photographs and/or details to Sean at [email protected] or Sean Cowan, c/o Football Budget, PO Box 911, Subiaco WA 6904. His website is at www.waflcollectables.webs.com and he also can be contacted on 0412 760 004.

I just love a memorabilia mystery. For me, part of the attraction of collecting footy memorabilia is to be able to connect an item to a particular team, player or event. These types of items are often the most valuable, too. For instance, a jumper worn in a famous grand final victory or a coin used in the toss before a crucial game are pieces that any serious collector would covet. In my collection, I have a few such items. For instance, I have the Chesson footy used in the game with the highest aggregate score in WAFL history (Swans Districts 40.11 to Subiaco 20.7) and the whistle used by umpire Fred Ryan in the 1946 grand final, among others. The key to these items, both for the collector’s own piece of mind and for the items’ future value, is in the provenance. After all, how do you prove that an old football was one used in a particular match? And if you can’t prove it, why should anyone pay top dollar for it? Without the provenance, it’s just an old footy. Before buying such an item, a serious collector will always do their research. So, when Peter contacted me recently to talk about one of the most important physical items in WA football history, I started researching it straight away. The item in question was an old football that was supposedly used in the game between WA and Victoria at the 1921 national carnival. That match saw WA’s first ever victory over the Big V, while a follow-up victory over South Australia earned WA the title of national champions for the first time. For collectors of WA footy memorabilia, a footy from that carnival would be one of those “holy grail” items. The first question to ask Peter, obviously, was how he came by the ball. And his answer was very encouraging. Peter is the great grandson of legendary umpire Henry “Ivo” Crapp, who officiated in that particular game and was beloved by crowds in both Perth and Melbourne. Peter’s grandmother (Ivo’s daughter) gave Peter the ball on his 15th birthday, along with an album of cuttings covering Ivo’s career. Written on the ball were the words “Carnival 1921 Perth W.A. Victoria v West Australia. Won by WA”.

It was also autographed by the WA team, though Peter had only ever been able to identify the signature of William “Nipper” Truscott, who did play in that carnival. So far as provenance goes, that’s a pretty good start. A few days later, I went out to see Peter and viewed the ball for myself. And this is where things started to fall apart. To start with, Peter’s ball was a Sherrin. The balls used at the 1921 carnival were made by Burley, though for perhaps the only time in footy history they were actually made in the shape of a Sherrrin. And Peter himself had also wondered why he could never spot the autographs of WA legends Tom Outridge and “Bonnie” Campbell on the ball. I couldn’t spot them, either. The real picture finally started to emerge when we managed to decipher one of the other autographs – that of Perth goal sneak Doug Oliphant. Oliphant’s WAFL career didn’t start until 1927.

And other names posed similar doubts – George Krepp (Swans 1934-39), Mick Cronin (East Perth 1930-41), and Max Tetley (West Perth 1931-41). These men were all stars of their day. But they didn’t play in the 1921 national carnival. It turns out, however, that they all played in the 1937 national carnival, which was also held in Perth. The bad news for Peter is that the ball used for that carnival was also a Burley. And Ivo died in 1924, so he had nothing to do with the ball at all. So, in the end, it turned out that Peter’s footy was a regular Sherrin, which had been autographed by the 1937 WA team. On the upside, it’s still a very desirable item and one I would love to have in my collection. But it’s not quite as desirable as the 1921 match ball.Given today’s game is the penultimate WAFL match of 2017, it’s also an opportune moment to remind Budget readers that WAFL collectors are active all year ‘round.

So, if you’re looking for information about any item related to the history of WA football, be sure to have a look at the WAFL Collectables website over summer at www.waflcollectables.webs.com Alternatively, you can email or call me at any time via the contact details below. I’m always happy to talk about footy collectables or the history of our great game.

by Sean Cowan

During 2017, the Football Budget will again feature a section on WAFL memorabilia and invites you to write or email if you want more information about the football collectables you have tucked away at home.

Collectables

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tracey lewis football budget

russell reid the West australian

mark readings channel 7

Dennis cometti channel 7

clint Wheeldon abc radio

S WC

SF WC

S GWS

SF WC

S GWS

Teams playing this week

ross lewis football budget

Dave lindsay Sport fm

Karl langdon 6Pr

brett Sprigg abc radio

favourites

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

86

90

89

88

85

HoMe Subiaco GWS

v v v

AwAy South Fremantle West Coast

S WC

S GWS

S GWS

S GWS

S GWS

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

87

92

91

80

88

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Preliminary final

Claremont v east PerthClaremont got jumped by East Fremantle in the Second Semi-final and spent the rest of the match unsuccessfully playing catch-up football. A one-point win over Peel in the Elimination Final kept East Perth in the premiership series and they followed the effort with an 88-point demolition of Swan Districts in the First Semi-Final. It was significant 12 players featured in the East Perth goalkicking list. One behind was enough to get the Royals over the line in the previous meeting of the teams in Round 19. But Callan England, Rylie Morgan and Jake Patmore have shown plenty of solid form since to pose a strong threat to East Perth.

2017 Meetingsround 4: East Perth 8.8 (56) lost to Claremont 9.12 (66)round 19: Claremont 8.7 (55) lost to East Perth 8.8 (56)

Colts reserves

Preliminary final

subiaco v ClaremontIt was Subiaco that stopped Claremont’s outstanding end of the season run. The Tigers won five of their final six home-and-away matches to finish third. But then the Lions tamed them in the Qualifying Final. It was a turnaround from the Round 17 encounter between the teams, which Claremont won at Leederville Oval. Brayden Ainsworth, Kyron Hayden and Bailey Matera were the keys to Subiaco’s thrilling win two weeks ago and will come under close Claremont scrutiny. The winner will set up a meeting with South Fremantle in the grand final. The Bulldogs were minor premiers with a 16-4 record.

2017 Meetingsround 6: Claremont 11.5 (71) D Subiaco 9.11 (65)round 17: Subiaco 9.8 (62) lost to Claremont 14.15 (99)Qualifying final: Claremont 13.8 (86) lost to Subiaco 13.10 (88)

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Previews

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Preliminary final

league

sUBIACo v soUtH FReMAntLeIn a strange way, Peel has given the Preliminary Final rivals some good hints on how to win this match.

Until September clubs had found it very difficult to triumph over Subiaco or South Fremantle.

The Lions enjoyed a club record equalling 19 straight wins

before the Second Semi-Final. The Bulldogs had barked loudly for nine matches in a

row, then hit a wall in the Qualifying

Final.On both occasions

it was the Thunder personnel, armed with

some solid whiteboard tactics, that stopped the

streaks.So, while there will be

an uneasy feeling about watching Peel triumph

again, the videotape replays of their rival’s first final of

2017 will provide clues for the Subiaco and South Fremantle

match committees wanting a rematch with the Thunder in the

grand final.Against the Bulldogs the key

was congesting the forward line. Although South Fremantle had 51

inside 50m entries in the Qualifying Final the attacking players who had

been so potent in the second half of the season couldn’t get the ball to goal.

And a week later Peel just had too much height for Subiaco to counter. Either

in the ruck or up forward, the Thunder stretched the Lions big man department.

Lachlan Delahunty has played as a very mobile makeshift ruckman for Subiaco this season and in this contest he comes up against Brock Higgins, who has averaged 37 hit-outs in 2017. But it is the duels in midfield that provide greatest interest in this overall contest. Both the Lions and Bulldogs have plenty of grunt. Take their skippers, Kyal Horsley and Ryan Cook, both hard nuts who lead by on-field example. Their head-to-head encounter will be fierce. Adam Cockie showed in the second half last week his work in congestion can be just as valuable for Subiaco. However, one of his likely midfield opponents, Haiden Schloithe, loves to drift forward to either set up or kick goals. Then there are Dylan Main, who has been in outstanding recent form, the fleet-footed Tim Kelly and Shane Hockey to worry about. It was tough work for the Subiaco defence against Peel but with Angus Litherland, Jordan Lockyer, the ever-improving Aaron Heal, and Wayde Twomey available the Lions have plenty of experience in the do-or-die encounter. South Fremantle has given Jason Maskos some big assignments in recent weeks and he could be one of the Bulldogs in line to shadow electrifying Subiaco forward Liam Ryan.

2017 Meetingsround 1: South Fremantle 17.14 (116) D Subiaco 11.11 (77)round 9: Subiaco 19.13 (127) D South Fremantle 14.4 (88)

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Previews

Umpires

Umpires

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field: Ben Laycock, Louis Jago, Mark Worobecboundary: Bayley Lamont, Mitch Vernon, Brad Hunt, Kirk Webster

Goal: Jason Yazdani, Steve Gaensler

reserves Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

SubiacoClaremont

colts Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

ClaremontEast Perth

field: Jordan Wright, Jordan Fry, Daniel Johansonboundary: Sam King, Caylem Priest, Michael Butler, Jordan Russell

Goal: Jayden Trivanovic, Chad Smith

Colts Preliminary Final - Sunday, September 17, 9.15am, Leederville Oval.

1 FORSYTH, Jamie 06/10/00 Cottesloe JFC .............. ..............2 POWELL, Wil 26/08/99 Scarborough JFC .............. ..............3 PATMORE, Jake 29/01/99 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............4 BLAAUW, Jack 03/12/98 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............5 ORR, Jacob 05/11/98 West Coast JFC .............. ..............6 ENGLAND, Callan 15/10/99 Wembley Downs JFC .............. ..............7 MORTON, Shaquille 11/07/98 Waringarri Crows .............. ..............8 ENOSA, Damon 17/05/99 Towns FC (Broome) .............. ..............9 MCNAMARA, Declan 23/11/98 Royals FC .............. ..............10 BARTON, Isaac 13/11/99 Wembley Downs JFC .............. ..............11 SPINNER-MAINSTONE, Jaymi 17/07/98 Scarborough JFC .............. ..............12 MCKENZIE, Javan 03/11/98 North Beach JFC .............. ..............13 LEWSEY, Jack 07/01/99 Swanbourne JFC / CCGS .............. ..............14 HOUSE, Fraser 08/10/98 Wembley Downs JFC .............. ..............15 RIETHMULLER, William 11/02/99 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............16 DEVITT-BOYD, Joshua 19/11/98 Denmark Walpole FC .............. ..............17 ALLAN, Nicholas 25/03/99 Claremont JFC .............. ..............18 LLOYD, Rhett 07/08/98 North Albany FC .............. ..............20 ROBILLIARD, Liam 23/03/99 West Coast JFC .............. ..............21 NITSCHKE, Cooper 28/09/98 Marist JFC .............. ..............22 MORGAN, Zaac 01/11/98 Marist JFC .............. ..............23 INCERTI, Nicholas 05/01/99 Attadale JFC .............. ..............24 EWEN, Beau 20/06/99 Railways FC .............. ..............25 DAVIS, Lewis 26/04/99 Borden FC .............. ..............26 PEDLEY, Joseph 08/05/99 Port Wyndham Crocs .............. ..............27 LINTHORNE, Brody 23/10/98 Royals FC .............. ..............29 MORGAN, Rylie 24/03/00 Claremont JFC .............. ..............30 DAISLEY, Lewis 11/05/99 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............31 WARD, Brock 17/09/98 West Coast .............. ..............32 MONAGHAN, Jack 19/09/99 Wembley JFC .............. ..............33 DEW, Addison 14/07/98 North Albany FC .............. ..............34 CLARK, Jordan 16/10/00 Railways FC .............. ..............35 BULLER, Jack 16/05/01 Cottesloe JFC .............. ..............36 LENEGAN, Mitchell 31/07/98 North Albany FC .............. ..............37 PILAWSKAS, Petras 09/01/99 Collie Eagles .............. ..............38 AITKEN, Edward 22/08/98 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............40 STEDMAN, Cameron 14/04/00 Scarborough JFC .............. ..............

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

east Perth football clubClaremont Football ClubcOlOurS: blue and Gold coach: ross mcQueen

14 LEDGER, Thomas 17/03/92 Swanbourne / Scotch / STK .............. ..............18 ROGERS, Bailey 22/03/97 Marist JFC .............. ..............19 WINMAR, Nicholas 27/04/91 Scarborough JFC .............. ..............22 SHANAHAN, Thomas 28/04/95 Marist JFC .............. ..............29 BENTLEY, Maximilian 23/05/95 Subiaco JFC / Scotch .............. ..............31 DAVIES, Morgan 08/12/96 Royals - Albany / CCGS .............. ..............33 HIGGS, Benjamin 28/08/95 Railways - Albany .............. ..............36 WILLIAMS, John 08/10/88 Essendon .............. ..............38 GRIFFITHS, Jack 27/10/94 Neerim Neerim South FC .............. ..............39 MADDOCK, Luke 22/01/96 Werribee Tigers .............. ..............40 SIMPSON, Eddie 10/02/97 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............41 QUENBY, Cameron 14/04/98 Mount Barker FC .............. ..............43 MARTINIS, Lachlan 06/07/96 Wembley AFC .............. ..............44 GILBERT, Kaiden 03/04/95 Collegians .............. ..............45 GILBERT, Fraser 06/02/97 Claremont .............. ..............46 WILSON, Brett 11/12/96 Bridgetown .............. ..............47 WILKINS, Aden 10/05/97 West Coast JFC / Hale .............. ..............48 HARDISTY, Declan 31/01/98 Claremont JFC .............. ..............50 GODDARD, Jeremy 27/03/98 Marist .............. ..............52 OAKLEY, Christopher 01/09/97 Cable Beach FC .............. ..............54 SINCLAIR, Harry 09/08/97 Claremont JFC .............. ..............55 SIDERIS, Jacob 29/01/98 Wembley .............. ..............57 BENNETT, Joshua 20/02/98 Cottesloe / Scotch .............. ..............60 SMALLWOOD, Dylan 19/05/98 Albany Sharks .............. ..............61 STERGIOU, Jake 11/01/98 Claremont .............. ..............63 HOLT, Dylan 06/03/97 Railways FC .............. ..............64 MITCHELL, Corey 23/05/98 West Coast FC .............. ..............65 EASTLAND, Oliver 26/03/98 Swanbourne JFC .............. ..............66 RUSHFORTH, Ben 30/07/97 West Coast JFC .............. ..............70 WROTH, Harrison 22/02/98 Cottesloe JFC .............. ..............


east Perth football clubClaremont Football ClubcOlOurS: blue and Gold coach: Kepler bradley

6 BRYAN, Christopher 06/10/95 North Beach JFC .............. ..............11 BOGENSPERGER, Matthew 29/01/93 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............12 CLARK, Gregory 24/05/97 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............13 DANIELS, Raymond 05/05/92 Swan Districts FC .............. ..............19 STEVENSON, Bradley 27/06/88 West Coast JFC .............. ..............22 GARCIA, James 29/12/93 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............25 BRAUT, Michael 27/06/97 Mt Hawthorn .............. ..............26 VERMEERSCH, Ryan 12/09/95 Gibson .............. ..............27 SUTHERLAND, Timothy 29/07/94 Whitford JFC .............. ..............29 PARRY, Simon 29/05/90 La Salle .............. ..............30 POWELL, Rowen 17/09/95 Towns - Broome / WCE .............. ..............31 WADE, Ryan 05/07/91 Kingsley JFC .............. ..............32 FIMMANO, Braden 28/10/95 South Fremantle FC .............. ..............33 MATERA, Bailey 22/08/96 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. ..............34 NELSON, Dylan 24/08/96 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............35 BORCHET, Ryan 15/05/97 Railways FC .............. ..............37 PERKINS, Daniel 21/11/93 Coolbinia JFC .............. ..............40 AINSWORTH, Brayden 21/11/98 Ports .............. ..............41 CLARKE, Dylan 21/03/94 Kalgoorlie City .............. ..............42 CREEPER, Adam 19/10/96 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............43 MILLER, Jacob 28/01/98 Railways FC .............. ..............44 BARNS, Chad 21/01/97 North Beach JFC .............. ..............45 CHAPMAN, Josh 05/10/97 Carine .............. ..............46 NELSON, Shannon 07/04/96 Esperance FC .............. ..............47 BEVERLEY, Jack 08/07/98 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............49 UNDERWOOD, Josh 06/09/96 Kingsway JFC .............. ..............52 REID, Ben 16/10/97 Kingsway .............. ..............53 MENEGOLA, Nick 02/01/97 Booragoon .............. ..............54 LEACH, Daniel 24/03/94 Brigades .............. ..............57 HAYDEN, Kyron 06/06/99 Hale School .............. ..............59 BURNETT, Ethan 02/02/97 Newtown - Condingup FC .............. ..............62 RYAN, Daniel 13/08/97 Sorrento-Duncraig .............. ..............64 CONNOLLY, Liam 16/07/98 Scarborough .............. ..............65 FOLEY, Fraser 03/11/97 Sorrento Duncraig JFC .............. ..............


east Perth football clubSubiaco Football ClubcOlOurS: maroon and Gold coach: andrew lockyer

1 WATSON, Austin 04/07/98 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............2 BASHEMULE, Eric 07/10/99 Coolbinia JFC .............. ..............3 COX, Rhai-arn 01/03/01 Mt Hawthorn JFC .............. ..............5 YOUNG , Matthew 14/04/99 Augusta Margaret River FC .............. ..............6 ARBON, Nathan 15/08/98 Busselton .............. ..............7 VELLIOS, Thomas 16/09/98 Deanmill JFC .............. ..............8 BAULCH, Thomas 26/11/99 Mackay City Hawks FC .............. ..............10 WHITE, Christopher 13/04/99 Augusta Margaret River FC .............. ..............11 STACK, Harley 01/01/99 Kingsway .............. ..............12 INTROVIGNE, Nathan 25/02/99 Bridgetown FC .............. ..............14 AMEDURI, Christian 02/08/99 Noranda .............. ..............15 STARCEVICH, Brandon 24/07/99 Mt Lawley-Inglewood JFC .............. ..............16 WILLCOCKS, Kye 08/04/98 Ellenbrook JFC .............. ..............17 CAHILL, Jaxon 02/07/99 Noranda JFC .............. ..............18 HOFFMAN, Jalen 20/10/98 Busselton FC .............. ..............19 GREAVES, Damon 24/05/00 Busselton .............. ..............20 PHILLIPS, Brennan 15/01/00 Ellenbrook JF .............. ..............21 GUPANIS, Mitchell 24/02/99 Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC .............. ..............22 MILLER, Louis 25/05/00 Dunsborough JFC .............. ..............23 EAST, Sam 18/06/99 Manjimup Imperials .............. ..............25 MCGUIRE, Ben 18/09/99 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............26 SANTELLA, Ben 02/05/00 Ballajura .............. ..............27 LA FONTAINE - ROBERTS, Kane 15/01/99 Augusta Margaret River FC .............. ..............29 MARTIN, Liam 21/07/00 Mt Lawley Inglewood JFC .............. ..............31 DUGAN, Jake 07/02/98 Busselton .............. ..............32 TENARDI, Mitchell 06/04/99 Busselton FC .............. ..............33 HAMER-MATHEW, Jarrod 02/06/00 Noranda JFC .............. ..............34 SOKA, Yugusuk 17/05/00 Upper Swan JFC .............. ..............35 NICOLAOU, Mason 19/01/99 Noranda JFC .............. ..............36 NIX, Mckenzie 16/10/98 Boyup Brook JFC .............. ..............39 EDWARDS, Jedd 09/04/99 Bassendean JFC .............. ..............


east Perth football clubEast Perth Football ClubcOlOurS: blue and black coach: adam Pickering

Reserves Preliminary Final - Sunday, September 17, 11.50am, Leederville Oval.

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league 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

SubiacoSouth Fremantle

cOlOurS: red and White coach: todd curley

South Fremantle Football Club

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

1 SCHLOITHE, Haiden 1 16/06/93 184 83 Katanning 107 ........... ...........

2 DRAGOVICH, Jacob 1 12/03/96 178 77 Winnacott JFC 40 ........... ...........

3 DELL-OLIO, Cory 1 08/12/89 176 83 South Coogee JFC 95 ........... ...........

5 PARRY, Jarrod 1 25/05/91 184 82 Bibra Lake JFC 34 ........... ...........

6 BEWICK, Shaun 3 10/10/89 183 76 Kingsley JFC 115 ........... ...........

7 MCINTOSH, Adam 1 12/01/90 184 82 Bibra Lake JFC 100 ........... ...........

8 KELLY, Timothy 1 26/07/94 183 83 Palmyra JFC 92 ........... ...........

9 HOCKEY, Shane 10 21/07/88 177 83 Frankston FC 42 ........... ...........

11 VERRIER, Steven 1 24/06/93 187 88 Kwinana JFC 71 ........... ...........

12 GARLETT, Jarrod 1 03/05/96 181 72 Bibra Lake JFC 15 ........... ...........

14 STROM, Zachary 1 12/02/94 198 102 Exmouth 72 ........... ...........

15 VERRIER, Brendan 1 09/08/94 182 77 Kwinana JFC 68 ........... ...........

16 DONALDSON, Brandon 1 26/08/97 170 64 Kwinana JFC 13 ........... ...........

17 EDWARDS, Steven 2 06/07/95 181 75 Royals - Albany 44 ........... ...........

18 HIGGINS, Brock 3 11/11/89 193 100 East perth 103 ........... ...........

20 JOHNSON, Blaine 1 28/07/95 187 87 Kwinana JFC 44 ........... ...........

21 MAIN, Dylan 1 02/09/95 189 83 South Coogee JFC 55 ........... ...........

22 SHAW, Mason 1 15/01/94 197 94 Winnacott JFC 45 ........... ...........

23 PULLMAN, Josh 2 10/06/89 194 96 Guildford Grammer 89 ........... ...........

24 SAUNDERS, Ben 1 25/12/91 187 92 Mt Barker FC 104 ........... ...........

25 PICKETT, Marlion 1 06/01/92 184 89 Swan Districts 75 ........... ...........

26 VANDELEUR, Thomas 1 20/03/95 193 95 Gascoyne 47 ........... ...........

29 SOLOMON, Jake 2 09/03/95 198 98 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 5 ........... ...........

30 WILSON, Blayne 10 26/01/92 189 87 Halls Head 123 ........... ...........

31 FLORENCA, Jake 1 15/05/97 185 84 South Coogee JFC 9 ........... ...........

32 COOK, Ryan 3 16/02/88 188 84 Collingwood 137 ........... ...........

33 MASKOS, Jason 1 03/03/93 176 83 South Coogee JFC 63 ........... ...........

34 PARKER, Matthew 1 25/01/96 190 81 Melville 6 ........... ...........

37 HAMS, Ashton 1 06/09/86 173 77 Busselton 188 ........... ...........

38 RUSSELL, Kyle 1 12/01/98 180 79 Secret Harbour JFC 7 ........... ...........

43 PEARSON, Chad 1 14/02/98 191 82 Bullcreek Leeming JFC 6 ........... ...........

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cOlOurS: maroon and Gold coach: Jarrad Schofield

Subiaco Football Club

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

1 HORSLEY, Kyal 1 02/09/87 183 85 Kalgoorlie City 160 ........... ...........

2 JOYCE, Justin 1 30/12/92 179 81 Carine JFC 44 ........... ...........

3 KENNEDY, Hayden 1 27/04/95 176 76 Mines 35 ........... ...........

5 KITCHIN, Leigh 10 08/01/90 182 79 Frankston FC 64 ........... ...........

6 BRYAN, Christopher 1 06/10/95 185 78 North Beach JFC 23 ........... ...........

7 COCKIE, Adam 1 18/04/89 182 85 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 98 ........... ...........

8 LITHERLAND, Angus 10 12/10/92 192 88 Ongerup 18 ........... ...........

9 TWOMEY, Wayde 5 21/01/86 185 82 Swan Districts FC 172 ........... ...........

10 HALLIGAN, Kyle 1 11/05/94 186 82 Warwick Greenwood JFC 35 ........... ...........

14 WALTERS, Max 1 09/08/96 185 83 Whitford JFC 23 ........... ...........

15 PHELAN, Christopher 1 25/07/88 186 83 Kingsley JFC 150 ........... ...........

16 HANCOCK, Scott 5 11/05/92 183 81 East Fremantle FC 81 ........... ...........

17 DELAHUNTY, Lachlan 5 26/10/90 194 91 Frankston FC 62 ........... ...........

18 ADAMSON, Corey 1 23/02/92 185 86 Ballajura JFC 45 ........... ...........

19 STEVENSON, Bradley 1 27/06/88 192 95 West Coast JFC 83 ........... ...........

20 WHEELER, Clancy 1 28/03/88 194 95 Newtown Condingup 132 ........... ...........

21 LOCKYER, Jordan 10 15/06/93 192 90 Joon Kinross JFC/Syd Swans 60 ........... ...........

22 GARCIA, James 1 29/12/93 184 77 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 22 ........... ...........

23 JACKSON, Declan 1 27/08/94 190 97 Collie FC 47 ........... ...........

24 HOSKINS, Craig 1 27/10/92 182 75 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 52 ........... ...........

28 SOKOL, Ben 3 28/10/95 186 85 South Coogee JFC 42 ........... ...........

29 PARRY, Simon 1 29/05/90 187 81 La Salle 25 ........... ...........

30 POWELL, Rowen 10 17/09/95 193 80 Towns - Broome / WCE 25 ........... ...........

36 HEAL, Aaron 1 12/07/92 189 82 Peel Thunder FC 69 ........... ...........

39 LATHAM, Joel 1 03/04/92 181 79 West Perth 74 ........... ...........

40 AINSWORTH, Brayden 1 21/11/98 184 74 Ports 0 ........... ...........

41 CLARKE, Dylan 1 21/03/94 178 66 Kalgoorlie City 13 ........... ...........

42 CREEPER, Adam 1 19/10/96 194 87 Sorrento Duncraig JFC 9 ........... ...........

51 RYAN, Liam 1 02/10/96 184 76 Rover FC 37 ........... ...........

61 BAKER, Liam 1 27/01/98 176 70 Lake Grace 11 ........... ...........

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Played at Leederville OvalOverall: Subiaco 157 South Fremantle 181 Draw 3Past 10 meetings: Subiaco 8 South Fremantle 2 Past 10 at Leederville: Subiaco 8 South Fremantle 2 Su highest score v SF 33.9 (207) Round 23, 2010SF highest score v Su 35.18 (228) Round 16, 1953 Su lowest score v SF 0.0 (0) Round 14, 1906SF lowest score v Su 1.8 (14) Round 11, 1918Su biggest win v SF 154 points, Round 2, 2007SF biggest win v Su 192 points, Round 16, 1953Met in Finals 16 times: Subiaco 9 South Fremantle 7Met in Preliminary Final 1 time Subiaco 164 d South Fremantle 69, PF 2007

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1 MITCHELL, Sam ......... ........2 LECRAS, Mark ......... ........3 GAFF, Andrew ......... ........4 SHEED, Dom ......... ........5 SHEPPARD, Brad ......... ........6 YEO, Elliot ......... ........7 MASTEN, Chris ......... ........8 REDDEN, Jack ......... ........9 NAITANUI, Nic ......... ........10 LAMB, Tom ......... ........11 PRIDDIS, Matt ......... ........12 WELLINGHAM, Sharrod ......... ........13 SHUEY, Luke ......... ........14 DUGGAN, Liam ......... ........15 CRIPPS, Jamie ......... ........16 MACKENZIE, Eric ......... ........17 KENNEDY, Josh ......... ........18 VENABLES, Daniel ......... ........19 VARDY, Nathan ......... ........20 MCGOVERN, Jeremy ......... ........21 PETRIE, Drew # ......... ........22 GILES, Jonathan ......... ........23 JETTA, Lewis ......... ........24 PARTINGTON, Luke ......... ........25 HURN, Shannon ......... ........26 BUTLER, Sam ......... ........27 DARLING, Jack ......... ........28 COLE, Tom ......... ........29 LYCETT, Scott ......... ........30 NELSON, Jackson ......... ........31 SCHOFIELD, Will ......... ........32 TUNBRIDGE, Simon # ......... ........33 HILL, Josh ......... ........34 HUTCHINGS, Mark ......... ........35 ROTHAM, Josh ......... ........36 MCINNES, Fraser # ......... ........37 BARRASS, Tom ......... ........38 MUTIMER, Kurt ......... ........39 KARPANY, Malcolm ......... ........40 GORTER, Tom # ......... ........41 SNADDEN, Jordan # ......... ........42 BAYOK, Tarir # ......... ........43 ALLEN, Matthew ......... ........44 RIOLI, Willie ......... ........45 WATERMAN, Jake ......... ........46 BROPHY, Paddy # ......... ........47 WATSON, Francis # ......... ........# ROOKIE VETERAN (V)

Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

GWSWest Coast

Disposals total average

Andrew Gaff 688 29.9

Luke Shuey 576 26.2

Sam Mitchell 564 26.9

Elliot Yeo 517 23.5

Matt Priddis 488 24.4

Kicks


Elliot Yeo 333 15.1

Luke Shuey 298 13.5

Shannon Hurn 275 12.5


handpasses

Matt Priddis 321 16.1



Luke Shuey 278 12.6

Jack Redden 190 10.6

marks

Jeremy McGovern 184 8.0

Elliot Yeo 154 7.0

Shannon Hurn 135 6.1

Andrew Gaff 120 5.2

Jack Darling 116 5.3

hit-outs

Nathan Vardy 485 23.1

Drew Petrie 177 11.8

Jon Giles 109 21.8

Jeremy McGovern 50 2.2

Fraser McInnes 20 10

frees for

Luke Shuey 42 1.9

Nathan Vardy 31 1.5

Jack Redden 27 1.5

Elliot Yeo 24 1.1

Drew Petrie 24 1.6

frees against

Luke Shuey 32 1.5

Jack Darling 23 1.1

Elliot Yeo 22 1

Jack Redden 21 1.2

Drew Petrie 20 1.4

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Swan Districts 190

Claremont 188

East Perth 158

West Perth 156

East Fremantle 122

Perth 90

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

Perth player Luke English was named 2017 winner of the RediMed Colts Jack Clarke Medal with a total of 53 votes at the medal count dinner held at Domain Stadium on Wednesday, September 6. English finished 22 votes ahead of Claremont’s Jack Lewsey on 31, while Peel Thunder’s Kyle Havelberg came third with 30 votes. WA Football Commission CEO Gavin Taylor congratulated English on winning the prestigious award among such a high-quality group of WAFL Colts players. “The WAFL Colts continues to be a fantastic competition that showcases WA’s best underage talent. To win the Jack Clarke Medal demonstrates what a talented and dedicated

English claims RediMed Colts Jack Clarke Medalplayer Luke is,” Taylor said. “We look forward to seeing more players of this calibre emerge from the WA talent pathway as we focus on launching our revitalised talent program next season. “I would also like to acknowledge the WAFL clubs, their Colts coaches and support staff for the tireless work they put into developing our talented players.” WA Football Commission State Talent Manager Adam Jones said English was truly deserving of the honour. “As a 17-year-old, Luke has had an extremely consistent year as an inside midfielder for Perth Colts,” Jones said. “Luke’s game is built on his elite level endurance. His ability to run, combined with his insatiable appetite to work hard, has meant his performance this year has been greater and more consistent than any other player in the competition. “With an excellent all-round game, Luke has a bright future ahead of him.”

afl national 18s larke medallistOscar Allen

afl national 18s all australiansOscar Allen, Aaron Naughton, Sam Taylor,

Brayden Ainsworth

Deppro Wa State 18s academy best & fairestAaron Naughton

Wafl redimed colts coaches awardLuke English – Perth

Wafl redimed leading Goal KickerDillon O’Reilly – East Fremantle (39 goals)

coach of the yearBeau Wardman – Subiaco

umpire of the yearJason Gibb

JacK clarKe meDal leaDerbOarDLuke English Perth 53

Jack Lewsey Claremont 31

Kyle Havelberg Peel Thunder 30

Jake Patmore Claremont 29

Matthew Young* East Perth 29

Kyron Hayden Subiaco 28

Callan England Claremont 27

Brayden Ainsworth Subiaco 25

Connor West West Perth 25

Jack Blauuw Claremont 24

Jayden Quill East Fremantle 24

Lachlan Mitchell Peel Thunder 24

Lochie Huntley Swan Districts 24

*Ineligible

English polled votes in 15 of his 19 RediMed Colts games, including six best on ground performances. He averaged 25 disposals, six tackles and kicked 13 goals.

» Luke English from Perth with the Jack Clarke Medal

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An increased focus on equalisation and sustainability have prompted the West Australian Football League to shorten its season to 18 games over 21 rounds in 2018.The reduction from 20 games over 23 rounds, following a comprehensive review in partnership with the WAFL clubs, will be part of a broader suite of reform and sustainability measures that were recommended in the West Australian Football Commission’s Structural Review of Football.WAFC Executive Manager Talent and Football Operations Jon Haines said that with finals included, the overall length of the WAFL season would be reduced in 2018 from 28 weeks to 26 weeks, delivering projected savings of more than $170,000.“From a club and competition perspective it is a sensible approach that will deliver long term sustainability outcomes with projected annual savings of more than $110,000 across the nine clubs and more than $60,000 in competition costs such as operations, statistics and umpiring,” he said.“It will also allow for a more equal fixture, with all clubs to play each other twice and the two additional games to be scheduled against teams that finished in the same third of the ladder or for a traditional feature game.“It is critical that we find the right balance with sustainability and equalisation, while still retaining the important historical clashes and respecting the heritage of the clubs and the competition.”The 21-round season, which was first floated by the Future Shape of the WAFL Committee chaired by East Fremantle chief executive Todd Shimmon, will also bring the length of the WAFL season in line with all other State leagues.

Season change to enhance WAFL competitionThis includes the SANFL, VFL and NEAFL which are 20 rounds each, and the Tasmanian Football League, which is also 21 rounds.A 21-round WAFL competition in 2018 is planned to commence two weeks later than the 2017 season and finish one week before

the AFL Grand Final. Each club will retain three byes, as well as a general bye if a State game is confirmed.All WAFL clubs will again be engaged in the fixture process for 2018.

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THREE West Australian female football leaders have been named as finalists for the 2017 Football Woman of the Year Awards. They include West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) Female Football Coordinator Allana Dickie for the overall Football Woman of the Year Award, and WA Women’s Football League (WAWFL) President Carolyn Hills and WAWFL life member Charmaine Rogers for the Community Award. WAFC CEO Gavin Taylor said to have three West Australians named among nine finalists

WA women honoured as award finalists

leaDinG GOal KicKerS after semi-finals71 Liam Ryan (Subiaco)

58 Blaine Johnson (South Fremantle)

50 Cory Dell-Olio (South Fremantle)

48 Ben Saunders (South Fremantle)

46 Tyler Keitel (West Perth)

45 Ricky Cary (Swan Districts)

44 Ben Sokol (Subiaco),

42 Mason Shaw (South Fremantle)

39 Matthew Taberner (Peel Thunder)

33 Leroy Jetta (Peel Thunder)

32 Beau Maister (Claremont), Taryce Stewart (Swan Districts)

30 Matthew Watson (EF)

29 Haiden Schloithe (South Fremantle)

28 Cody Ninyette (P)

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was a great testament to female football leadership in WA and congratulated each of them on their achievement. “All three of these women have played a significant role in the success of female football in our State and are highly deserving of the honour,” he said. “Not only have we witnessed tremendous growth of approximately 40% in female participation numbers in WA over the past few years, but great results in talent development with 37 WA players recruited for the inaugural season of the AFL Women’s competition last year. “Allana, Carolyn and Charmaine’s leadership is critical to ensuring this success can continue and that not only do we continue to increase player participation and AFLW Draft numbers, but also encourage more women to take on key leadership roles within football.” The award winners will be announced by the Essendon Women’s Network (EWN), during AFL Grand Final week in Melbourne on Thursday, September 28.

Recent winners of the Football Woman of the Year Award include Daisy Pearce (2016), Jan Cooper (2015), Peta Searle (2014) and Michelle Cowan (2013). Learn more about the achievements of these women at our website – www.wafootball.com.au

» WAFC Female Football Coordinator Allana Dickie » WAWFL Life Member Charmaine Rogers

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Amateur Football

BWanneroo 14.7 (91)Kingsway 10.7 (67)Best on Ground: John Brunton (Wanneroo)B ReserveKingsway 8.4 (52)Wanneroo 3.11 (29)Best on Ground: Alex Smith (Kingsway)C1Thornlie 13.11 (89)Kingsley 11.8 (74)Best on Ground: Brad Fry (Thornlie)C1 ReserveKingsley 9.5 (59)Willetton 5.8 (38)Best on Ground: Joe Schubert (Kingsley)C2Bassendean 15.7 (97)Gosnells 11.7 (73)Best on Ground: Daniel Macaulay (Bassendean)C2 ReserveOcean Ridge 6.9 (45)Warnbro Swans 3.5 (23)Best on Ground: Cameron England (Ocean Ridge)C3 Dianella Morley 14.15 (99)SNESA 11.10 (76)Best on Ground: Bryce Ryder (Dianella Morley)C3 ReserveEllenbrook 12.6 (78)Piara Waters 8.3 (51)Best on Ground: Kyle Baker (Ellenbrook)

Plenty of glory across amateur leagueA Grade FixturesSaturday 16 SeptemberSteel blue Oval, bassendean10.00am Phil Scott Colts: University v Trinity Aquinas12.10pm A Reserves: North Beach v Scarborough2.30pm A Grade: North Beach v Trinity Aquinas

C4 Secret Harbour 13.10 (88)Kwinana 10.6 (66)Best on Ground: Ryan Stewart (Secret Harbour)C4ROsborne Park 7.3 (45)Jandakot 6.5 (41)Best on Ground: Ashley McLean (Osborne Park)D1 University 4.10 (34)Trinity Aquinas 3.8 (26)Best on Ground: Charlie Hutton (University)D1 ReserveNorth Beach 9.7 (61)University 6.8 (44)Best on Ground: Joe Boys (North Beach)D2 North Fremantle 11.12 (78)Kingsway 4.7 (31)Best on Ground: Reuben Cranny (North Fremantle)D2 ReserveNorth Fremantle 17.9 (111)Mt Lawley 7.1 (43)Best on Ground: Michael Minervini (North Fremantle)E1 East Fremantle 11.8 (74)Roleystone 5.3 (33)Best on Ground: Gavin Olsen (Roleystone)

E2West Coast 9.9 (63)Swan Athletic 9.7 (61)Best on Ground: Shannon Stack (Swan Athletic) E3Willetton 11.6 (72)Noranda 4.7 (31)Best on Ground: Joel Horsley (Willetton)Drew Banfield ColtsWanneroo 10.4 (64)Swan Athletic 1.4 (10)Best on Ground: Liam Tedesco (Wanneroo)Ian Dargie ColtsMelville 7.8 (50)Noranda 5.4 (34)Best on Ground: Travis Rodin Zimdahl (Melville)Laurie Keene Colts Canning Vale 8.9 (57)Gosnells 7.5 (47)Best on Ground: Luke Tanner (Canning Vale)West Coast Eagles ColtsJandakot 12.8 (80)Secret Harbour 5.7 (37)Best on Ground: Ryan Perkins (Jandakot)Brett Jones ColtsUniversity 14.13 (97)Trinity Aquinas 1.1 (7)Best on Ground: Connor Smallwood (University)

Nineteen clubs celebrated premierships last Saturday with the B to E grades’ grand finals taking place across Perth. Wanneroo (B, DBC), University (D1, BJC) and North Fremantle (D2, D2R) were the most successful on the day securing two premierships each. North Beach (D1R) and East Fremantle (E1) made it consecutive premierships in their grades while Thornlie also notched a second successive flag, claiming the C2 premiership in 2016 before moving up a grade and taking out the C1 trophy this season. After the disappointment of finishing as runners-up in 2016, Kingsley (C1R), Osborne Park (C4R) and University (BJC) went on to claim this season’s titles in their respective grades. Only 10 of the 24 teams that finished minor premiers went on to win the flag four weeks later. While there was plenty of success on Saturday, the runners-up were left to wonder what could have been. One team who would have felt the loss more than others was the Gosnells C2 side, which finished the season undefeated before losing the most important match of the year to Bassendean. In the Ian Dargie Colts, Noranda suffered its second grand final loss as well as Secret Harbour, which finished runners-up for a second straight season in the West Coast Eagles Colts. While the B-E Grade premiers continue their celebrations, the A Grade grand finals take place this Saturday 16 September at Steel Blue Oval. Trinity Aquinas has secured a spot in this weekend’s season decider after defeating Fremantle CBC in the preliminary final by 22 points. Last year’s A Grade premier will come up against North Beach who enjoyed the week off after defeating Fremantle CBC in the semi-final. North Beach last tasted victory in A Grade back in 2010 after winning seven straight. In the A Reserves Scarborough defeated Trinity Aquinas to book a spot in the finale against North Beach, which will be hungry for success after finishing as runner-up last year. In the Phil Scott Colts Trinity Aquinas will go up against University.

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Country Football

WA Country Scores – September 9-10

Consecutive flags for Southerners

aVOnPreliminary finalleagueFederals 17.17 (119) d Railways 14.7 (91)reservesFederals 8.7 (55) d Quairading 3.7 (25)GOlDfielDSPreliminary finalleagueRailways 11.13 (79) d Boulder 9.13 (67)reservesKalgoorlie 9.8 (62) d Mines Rovers 9.7 (61)coltsBoulder 9.18 (72) d Railways 5.3 (33)Great nOrthernPreliminary finalleagueRailways 19.5 (119) d Rovers 11.13 (79)reservesRailways 15.11 (101) d Mullewa 8.4 (52)coltsBrigades 17.8 (110) d Railways 8.9 (57)Great SOuthernPreliminary finalleagueRoyals 17.8 (110) d Mount Barker 13.9 (87)reservesNorth Albany 8.10 (58) d Railways 8.2 (50)coltsAlbany 6.9 (45) d North Albany 5.6 (36)SixteensRoyals 6.7 (43) d Railways 6.4 (40)hillSGrand finalChidlow 14.10 (94) d Mundaring 8.8 (56)lOWer SOuth WeStGrand finalleagueSoutherners 14.10 (94) d Imperials 9.11 (65)

reservesSoutherners 10.11 (71) d Imperials 5.2 (32)coltsDeanmill 19.7 (121) d Tigers 4.11 (35)mOrtlOcKGrand finalleagueDalwallinu 19.12 (126) d Toodyay 11.10 (76)reservesDowerin-Wylie 9.16 (70) d Dalwallinu 8.3 (51)nOrth miDlanDSGrand finalMingenew 8:12 (60) d Coorow-Latham 8:6 (54)nOrth PilbaraGrand finalleagueWickham Wolves 12.13 (85) d Dampier Sharks 9.6 (60)reservesKarratha Kats 7.10 (52) d Karratha Falcons 7.7 (49)OnGeruPGrand finalleagueGnowangerup 13.8 (86) d Boxwood Hill 10.11 (71)reservesJerramungup 9.14 (68) d Gnowangerup 6.6 (42)OnShOre cuPGrand finalDunsborough Mulies 10.4 (64) d Busselton Bombers 2.7 (19)Peel fnl1st Semi-finalleagueWaroona 23.12 (150) d Centrals 11.10 (76)reservesPinjarra 13.14 (92) d Mandurah 6.3 (39)coltsMandurah 15.11 (101) d Halls Head 5.4 (34)

2nd Semi-finalleaguePinjarra 12.13 (85) d Baldivis 8.6 (54)reservesBaldivis 9.5 (59) d South Mandurah 7.5 (47)coltsSouth Mandurah 12.8 (80) d Rockingham 4.5 (29)SOuth WeSt1st Semi-finalleagueHarvey Bulls 14.11 (95) d Collie Eagles 12.13 (85)reservesBunbury 10.7 (67) d Carey Park 7.10 (52)coltsSouth Bunbury 10.9 (69) d Busselton 10.7 (67)2nd Semi-finalleagueHarv-Bruns-Lesch 12.13 (85) d Bunbury 7.7 (49)reservesHarv-Bruns-Lesch 13.9 (87) d South Bunbury 6.5 (41)coltsBunbury 17.9 (111) d Harv-Bruns-Lesch 6.6 (42)uPPer Great SOuthernGrand finalleagueKatanning Wanderers 17.14 (116) d Narrogin Hawks 11.7 (73)reservesKukerin-Dumbleyung 10.11 (71) d Wagin 4.9 (33)thirdsBoddington 11.10 (76) d Narrogin Hawks 4.7 (31)fourthsKatanning Wanderers 7.6 (48) d Narrogin Hawks 4.3 (27)WeSt KimberleyGrand finalBroome Bulls 10.6 (66) d Derby Tigers 10.4 (64)

Country football supporters have gathered to support their teams in grand finals across regional areas of Western Australia. Southerners have made it successive premierships in the Lower South West with a comfortable 29-point win over Manjimup Imperials in Manjimup. The victors held a five-point margin going into the final quarter but with best-on-ground Trent Fox, Tom Collins and Alexander McLeod leading the way, they were able to kick five goals to one to run out easy winners. Best for the losers were Austin Styles, Ryan King and Dan McGinlay while Arthur Bennell booted three goals. Gnowangerup are Ongerup Football Association premiers after a 15-point win over Boxwood Hill with Damien Stewart, Tyler Caldwell named best while forward Craig Bolton (three goals) was the game’s leading scorer.

Isaac Baum and Rohan Vaux worked hard for the Boxwood Hill side in a losing effort. Katanning Wanderers are celebrating their first flag in 31 years after they had a comfortable 43-point win over Narrogin Hawks. Best for the winners were Tim Stewart, James Laurino and Tim Fitzgerald (five goals) while Ralph Kickett was named best for the Hawks after kicking seven goals. In another milestone, Wickham Wolves have taken home its first North Pilbara flag after they had a 25-point win over Dampier Sharks. In the West Kimberley it was much closer with Broome Bulls holding on for a two point win over Derby. Chidlow has wrapped up a near perfect season with a 36-point win over Mundaring to claim the Hills Football Association flag while Mingenew showed solid late season form when they took out the North Midlands premiership after an exciting six-point win over Coorow-Latham.

The Onshore Cup Premiers are Dunsborough Mulies after they overran Busselton Bombers by 45-points to continue their recent domination of the league. An eight-goal effort by Gavin Carter has led Dalwallinu to a 50-point win over Toodyay and the Mortlock Football League premiership. Logan Hyde was awarded best on ground for the winners, while Ben Jenkins and Dylan Burgess never gave up for the Toodyay side. This weekend’s grand finals are in the Avon, Great Southern, Great Northern and Goldfields.

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For more information please contact your club

CLAREMONT• AllmemberandsupportersareinvitedtotheClubChampionship

Awards hosted on Friday 13th October to witness who is crowned the Best & Fairest player of 2017. The night will be held in the Social Rooms of the Claremont Football Club.

• AllCFCmembershipswillbeavailabletorenewonlineforthe2018season from the start of October.

• BecomeaClaremontTigerSubscriber–Signupontoourweeklynewsletter on our website to keep up to date on club events and the latest club news

• Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @ClaremontTigers and likeusonFacebook@ClaremontFCtostayintheknowwithallofourlatest news at CFC #ROTR

• HaveyoudownloadedtheWAFLApp?Ifyouhaven’tdownloadit& select Claremont Football Club to keep up to day on how the Tigers are tracking

• Holdyournext functionwithus!Theexpansivenewclubroomshave panoramic views over the Tigers home ground and the spectacular new Claremont on the Park developments. The venue is purpose built to host a wide range of different function types from sports days and conferences to sundowners and wedding receptions– there’sevenabride room!Toenquireemail [email protected]

EAST FREMANTLE• Congratulationstothefollowing: Our Colts team on making the 2017 Grand Final. Chris Scott, Dillon O’Reilly, Jayden Quill and Joshua Ritchie on their

selection into the Colts Team of the Year. Dillon O’Reilly on winning the leading Goal Kicker award.• Thankyoutoalloursponsorsforattendedlastweek’sNetworking

Breakfast. It was a great turn out with 26 of our sponsors in attendance at the Swan Yacht Club.

• LukeHodgeLunch– Friday, September22ndat theClub in theMain Social Hall from 12 noon – 3:00pm. $55 per person includes lunch. Bookings are essential – please call Judi on 9339 5533

• Development Squad games at 8:00am; 10:00am ; 12:00pm;2:00pm & 4:00pm on the following dates:

Monday, September 25th at East Fremantle Oval Friday, September 29th at Leederville Oval Monday, October 2nd at East Fremantle Oval Thursday, October 5th at East Fremantle Oval• Reminderrafflebooksaredueinbyfriday, September 29th. For

compliance with the Department of Racing, Gaming and Liquor WA it is imperative that the Club receives all tickets sold or unsold by this date.

• Save the Date: Friday, October 6th – Lynn Medal Count &Presentation Dinner – Tickets $70 includes 3 course meal. Bookings are essential – call Judi on 9339 5533.

• TheFridaynightMember’sDrawhasjackpottedto$1,700butyoumust be there to collect it. The draw takes place every Friday night between 6:30pm and 7:30pm in the main bar.

• Membersdon’t forgettotakeyourVIPcardeachtimeyougotoTheLeftBanktoaccruepointsforyouandtheclub!Ifyouhaveanyquestions call Renee at 9339 5533

• UNITEfortheBLUE&WHITE.Joinasamembernowandgetbehindthe Sharks in 2017. Memberships start at just $50. Contact 9339 5533 or visit our website.

• Entertainment Books are selling fast and are available from theClub. Great value for only $70. Contact the Club on 9339 5533 or [email protected].

• LikeusonFacebook,TwitterandInstagram#SharksUniteEAST PERTh• LikeusonFacebookEastPerthFootballClub,followusonTwitter

@EastPerthFCandfollowusonInstagram@EastPerthFCforallthelatest news, videos and photos.

• TheRoyalsOnlineTeamStoreisnowlive.Shopourmerchandiserange, with new products and flexible delivery options you can show you are black and blue through and through anywhere, anytime at www.shop.eastperthfc.com.au.

• Target2,750.SignupasamemberoftheMightyRoyalsToday.Goonline at www.eastperthfc.com.au and follow the links or call the club on 9443 2259 to sign up today.

• DownloadtheWAFLappfromtheAppStoretokeepuptodatewith all the East Perth stats as well as WAFL competitions.

• The FD Book Medal Night will be held on Thursday the 5th ofOctober in the East Perth members Bar. Contact the club on 9443 2259 to secure your tickets

PEEL ThUNDER• CongratulationstoourLeagueSideonreachingtheGrandFinal,

let’sgobacktoback!• Sunday 24th September - PTFC Grand Final Function @ John

WorsfoldRoom@DomainStadium:Ticketsare$150andinclude:Ticketing, 4hr drinks package, canapes, cheeseboard. Book with the club 9537 5400

• DuringtheFinalsCampaignkeepintouchwiththeClubviaphone,facebook or email

• Saturday 23rd September – Peel Football & Netball LeagueFootball,FootballGrandFinals@BendigoBankStadium

• PTFC Colts Fairest & Best evening – David Cameron MemorialMedal – Wednesday 4th October

• PTFCSeniorTeamsFairest&Bestevening–TuckeyMedal.Friday6th October.

• October28thBeeGeesandFabFourTributeShowattheClub–Tickets $75, includes 2 course meal and entertainment

• MelbourneCup@PeelThunder–November7th$69perperson,includes welcome drink, 3 course meal and entertainment

• Haveyouexperiencedthe‘BearTrap’palletbar?Thisareaisopento everyone and offers a modern alfresco area to host a private party/function any day, time of the year. It features a Refrigerated Container Bar, lounge area, bar tables and viewing platform. Entertainment can also be arranged. Contact: Mel Verdoes at the Club.

• FridaynighttheClubholdsMembershipdrawandChasetheAceare just two ways you can pick up some $$$. Experience great company, great atmosphere and great food.

PERTh• JustinLangeriscomingtothePerthFootballClubthisFriday22nd

September. Join him for the 2017 Centurion Lunch in the Main Hall, Lathlain Park. Tickets are $70 and include a 2- course lunch. See the upcoming events calendar at perthdemons.com.au for full details and to purchase your ticket.

• Come along to the football club’s night of nights – the 2017Butcher Medal on Friday 6th October in the Main Hall, Lathlain Park. Tickets are $60 and include a buffet dinner. See the upcoming events calendar at perthdemons.com.au for full details and to purchase your ticket.

• End of Seasonmerchandise sale!Visit our online team store viaperthdemons.com.au and save up to 50% on your favourite red and black merchandise. While stocks last.

SOUTh FREMANTLE• CongratulationstoBenSaundersplayinghis100thgametodayfor

the mighty bulldogs• Good luck to the boys in today’s AHG Final Series against

Subiaco FC. Let’s all cheer them on throughout the game. Also, congratulations to our Reserves team who will play off next week in the Grand Final. Let’s all get along to support the boys in their quest to win another premiership for the mighty Bulldogs.

• Don’tmissourFremantleCommunityBank“FlashbackFridays”onour Facebook page. Every Friday at 12 noon we will post an image of one of the clubs past players or officials so you can reminisce of times gone by. Don’t forget to share “Friday Flashbacks” with your friends.

• MEMBER’S NIGHT is FRIDAY NIGHT. Get down to the club from4.00pm every Friday for all the fun and festivities. With happy hour between 5.30 to 6.30 and prizes on offer across the night, you never know your luck when you visit Fremantle Community Bank Oval. And now every Friday nights is “Jag the Joker” for current financial members.

• ComeinandcheckoutournewSouthFremantleRobesjust$50.00each!Or call the adminoffice toget yours today!Winter gear –jackets are $85, hoodies are $65, beanies $20 and scarves $20.

• 1997MemorabiliaPack–Getyourhandsonour1997MemorabiliaPack!WhichincludesaT-Shirt,TeamPhoto,StubbyHolder,StickerandaDVDoftheGrandFinaljust$50.00each!

• Host your next function, parties or corporate event at SFFC.Experience the function centre’s atmosphere and ambience while overlooking Western Australia’s most popular boutique football ground - Fremantle Oval. Our position in the centre of bustling Fremantle lets you and your guests enjoy time in the entertainment areas of Fremantle in conjunction with your event. There are 3 versatile rooms that make up the Fremantle Function Centre;Griff JohnRoom,LegendsBarandHughesBar.Formoreinformation visit www.southfremantlefc.com.au

• We are a “social bunch” at SFFC ! Follow us on Twitter @SFFCBulldogs, Facebook and You Tube.

SUBIACO• SUBIACO will be celebrating their BEST & FAIREST with the

OUTRIDGE MEDAL on WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 27. For the final time this will be held at the SUBI SPORTS BAR, so the Lions are calling on all fans and supporters to enjoy one more final Outridge Night at our spiritual home. Tickets available for $100 including a three course meal and four hour drinks package. This is a not to miss event in 2017.

• SUBISPORTSBARwillhostitsfinalAFLGrandFinalDayonSaturdaySeptember 30. Join us to watch the big game in style with 2 MEGA SCREENS and 10 TVS presented in surround sound. With cheap members price drinks all day and food available, watch the 2017 AFL Grand Final in style at Subiaco Oval and at the Subi Sports Bar. Doors open from 10am, bookings are limited and essential so contact the club on 9208 9999.

• SUBIACOwouldliketothankallitsCORPORATEPARTNERSandallour FINALS CLASSIC PARTNERS for their support during the 2017 Season. We would like to acknowledge Principal Partner QBE, Finals Naming Right Partner SEAMLESS ELECTRICAL SERVICES and Talent Partner AE HOSKINS for their ongoing support of the Subiaco Football Club.

• SUBIACO has two function rooms that are ideal for your nextbirthday or special occasion. Thinking of something different for your 2017 CHRISTMAS PARTY, this will be your last chance to do something unique and celebrate the festive season at the SUBI SPORTS BAR. Call the club for more details and available dates.

• SUBIACOwillbedoing$5CORONA’Sbetween11amand3pmoftoday’s Preliminary Final match. Get up to the Subiaco bar area and enjoy a drink as you watch the action of today’s games.

• SUBIACOencourages all spectators to today’s game to comeupto the Subiaco Bar Area post-match and join with players, coaches and support staff to dissect today’s Preliminary final matches.

SWAN DISTRICTS• JoinusfortheSwanMedalFridayOctober6.Tickets$85head.Incl

2 course sit down meal and pre dinner drinks. Formal evening. Bookings: trybooking.com.au/RIIP

• FemaleFootballFairest&BestAwardsNight–Friday15Septemberat the club. $70 Adults $40 Child. Incl dinner and drinks. Bookings: www.vswans.com.au/register

• [email protected]@5pm.ALLClubMembers and Supporters get on down and enjoy a great night with fellow supporters. Food available – best burgers in the town - Chase the Ace - *Free Members draw- $1000 cash prize, jackpots $100 every week if unclaimed. The Member must be present for the draw on the night of the draw, Proxies are not permitted. Check out our website for up to date JACKPOTS on both draws.

• 2018Membershipsareavailabletopurchasefromtheclub–packswill be out early 2018. Call Jess 9279 8700

• Why not hold your next functionwith us, that being a birthdayparty, wedding, engagement or maybe a seminar. We cater for all purposes. Members enjoy the benefit of free room hire. To enquirepleasephonereceptionon92798700oremailreception@swandistrictsfc.com

• LikeusonFacebookandfollowusontwitter#goblackducksandfollow us on Snapchat.

WEST PERTh• It’stimeforWestPerthFootballClub’snightofnights.LastyearWest

Perth’s captain, Jay van Berlo took home the Fairest and Best. Who will be named the Breckler Medallist for the 2017 Season? Join us as we celebrate this years’ Breckler Medallist on top of celebrating the seasons of our Reserves, Colts and Women’s teams at the luxurious Joondalup Resort Lakeview Ballroom on Friday 13 October. Enjoyable format includes video highlights, live vote counting for all three grades and plenty of time to dance and mingle with players, sponsors and other guests. Tickets are $180 all-inclusive, so check out the club’s website or give us a call on 9300 3611 to secure your attendance at the 2017 Breckler Medal Presentation.

• ThefootballfacilityatHBFArenaisprogressingwellhowevertherecent weather has affected the timing of some of the external earth works. Roof sheeting is complete and external cladding is progressing well. There’s plenty happening ‘behind the scenes’ with mechanical installation underway and hydraulic and electrical works progressing. The lifts are being installed and tiling and cabinetry manufacture is also happening at the moment. At this stage the contractor is targeting a practical completion date of 17 October 2017.

• Foreverythingyouneedtoknowabouttheclub,pleasevisitourwebsite at www.westperthfc.com.au or LIKE our Facebook page at West Perth Football Club, and FOLLOW us on Twitter and Instagram at WestPerthFC.

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Can You Help?WAFL historian Greg Wardell-Johnson wishes to thank all respondents to the Can You Help? segment in the 2017 WAFL Football Budget. Responses and ongoing research have yielded 42 previously unrecorded dates of birth for post-war players to significantly benefit the accuracy of the full WAFL league player database. Since the WAFL competition began in 1885 there are 11415 known league players to the start of the 2017 season.

The WAFL’s official historians are striving to complete the details for as many of those players as possible. For all queries regarding past WAFL players please contact Greg at [email protected]. It is intended to continue with the Can You Help? series in 2018.

Semi-final stats for season 2017

SOuth fremantle# Player D K h m t hO i50 G b1 SCHLOITHE, Haiden 32 16 16 7 5 0 4 2 03 DELL-OLIO, Cory 16 9 7 3 3 0 5 1 36 BEWICK, Shaun 16 14 2 6 4 0 1 1 07 MCINTOSH, Adam 14 5 9 4 2 0 0 0 08 KELLY, Timothy 23 15 8 3 2 0 6 3 09 HOCKEY, Shane 34 22 12 4 5 0 7 0 111 VERRIER, Steven 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 012 GARLETT, Jarrod 19 15 4 5 1 0 3 0 014 STROM, Zachary 12 9 3 4 2 0 1 0 017 EDWARDS, Steven 11 9 2 3 3 0 2 0 018 HIGGINS, Brock 15 5 10 2 3 45 3 0 020 JOHNSON, Blaine 16 10 6 4 3 0 6 4 121 MAIN, Dylan 21 15 6 9 4 0 5 2 222 SHAW, Mason 17 13 4 8 1 7 2 0 224 SAUNDERS, Ben 13 7 6 4 4 4 2 3 025 PICKETT, Marlion 15 7 8 3 3 0 1 0 026 VANDELEUR, Thomas 11 5 6 5 1 1 3 1 130 WILSON, Blayne 14 12 2 8 1 0 0 0 032 COOK, Ryan 26 13 13 9 1 0 3 1 133 MASKOS, Jason 9 5 4 2 1 0 1 0 034 PARKER, Matthew 14 8 6 1 1 0 2 1 137 HAMS, Ashton 26 20 6 13 1 0 4 1 0

SWan DiStrictS# Player D K h m t hO i50 G b2 BLIGHT, Jarrad 10 6 4 1 2 0 2 0 04 BENNELL, Jamie 7 6 1 2 3 0 2 1 15 ELLARD, David 34 23 11 8 3 0 3 0 16 UGLE, Kirk 18 9 9 1 5 0 3 0 07 FAULKNER, Adam 18 7 11 2 4 0 2 0 09 BANFIELD, Todd 12 8 4 2 5 0 4 2 011 AMES, Tallan 5 3 2 0 1 3 1 0 112 GAULT, Corey 15 8 7 3 2 33 2 0 015 CROWLEY, Ryan 29 19 10 7 2 0 3 3 016 GRESCOS, Laurence 11 7 4 3 2 0 1 0 018 RIGGIO, Matt 24 13 11 6 3 0 1 0 023 CARY, Ricky 5 4 1 1 2 0 1 1 125 HOWARD, Alex 5 4 1 2 1 0 0 0 027 CLUTTERBUCK, F 11 7 4 1 2 0 0 0 028 NOTTE, Tony 12 10 2 4 2 0 0 0 029 TURNER, Jesse 22 13 9 8 2 0 2 0 031 RIDLEY, Levi 5 5 0 3 0 0 3 0 136 NOBLE, Brayden 9 4 5 4 2 1 2 1 040 WATSON, Tobe 16 8 8 4 3 0 0 0 042 NESS, Jacob 7 1 6 2 2 0 0 0 045 HACKETT, Brayden 6 2 4 0 3 0 1 0 053 TAYLOR, Samuel 14 6 8 4 3 0 1 0 0

Peel thunDer# Player D K h m t hO i50 G b1 UGLE, Gerald 10 7 3 2 2 0 4 0 22 DAWSON, Zac 9 5 4 2 9 2 1 0 03 OBRIEN, Rory 25 16 9 9 4 0 4 0 05 JETTA, Leroy 7 3 4 2 1 0 1 1 07 LAWLER, Brayden 18 15 3 3 10 0 6 1 08 SUBAN, Nicholas 15 11 4 4 7 0 2 0 010 BENNELL, Traye 12 10 2 6 3 0 2 0 011 SHERIDAN, Thomas 18 11 7 3 7 0 3 2 012 HANCOCK, Benjamin 12 9 3 5 5 0 3 2 114 DARCY, Sean 10 7 3 6 3 24 1 2 215 IBBOTSON, Garrick 12 10 2 4 1 0 1 0 016 GRIFFIN, Jonathon 12 7 5 6 7 40 1 0 019 SUTCLIFFE, Cameron 27 21 6 6 6 0 1 2 020 TABERNER, Matthew 19 17 2 16 2 2 4 4 121 BELL, Blair 11 6 5 3 3 0 2 0 024 LOGUE, Griffin 11 7 4 5 1 0 0 0 035 DELUCA, Joshua 18 8 10 2 7 0 1 0 037 PEARCE, Danyle 30 24 6 9 5 0 3 0 038 RYAN, Luke 25 23 2 16 1 0 2 0 040 COLLINS, Sam 16 11 5 10 3 0 0 0 043 NYHUIS, Ryan 9 8 1 4 1 0 0 0 044 DUMAN, Taylin 22 15 7 6 1 0 2 0 0

SubiacO# Player D K h m t hO i50 G b1 HORSLEY, Kyal 21 11 10 1 2 0 2 0 02 JOYCE, Justin 19 12 7 7 2 0 2 0 03 KENNEDY, Hayden 17 12 5 3 2 0 2 0 05 KITCHIN, Leigh 30 17 13 1 9 0 4 2 17 COCKIE, Adam 22 11 11 1 6 0 3 1 18 LITHERLAND, Angus 16 9 7 1 1 0 1 0 09 TWOMEY, Wayde 23 13 10 8 3 0 3 0 010 HALLIGAN, Kyle 11 8 3 5 1 0 2 2 112 CLARK, Gregory 10 5 5 1 4 0 1 0 014 WALTERS, Max 7 5 2 2 1 0 0 0 016 HANCOCK, Scott 13 6 7 2 5 0 2 0 017 DELAHUNTY, Lachlan 23 12 11 8 1 9 6 0 018 ADAMSON, Corey 15 10 5 4 5 0 2 0 020 WHEELER, Clancy 12 7 5 6 2 2 3 0 121 LOCKYER, Jordan 14 7 7 4 5 0 1 0 023 JACKSON, Declan 11 2 9 1 2 0 0 0 024 HOSKINS, Craig 11 2 9 1 5 0 0 0 028 SOKOL, Ben 13 8 5 6 0 0 2 2 136 HEAL, Aaron 14 9 5 5 3 0 0 0 042 CREEPER, Adam 11 8 3 4 3 9 2 0 051 RYAN, Liam 7 7 0 2 2 0 3 3 161 BAKER, Liam 15 10 5 3 6 0 4 0 0

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Peel ....................................................... 5.0 9.2 12.6 14.8 (92)SubiacO ................................................ 3.2 4.2 9.4 10.8 (68)GOalS: Pt - Taberner 4; Hancock, Sheridan, Darcy, Sutcliffe 2; Lawler, Jetta. Sub –Ryan3;Kitchin,Sokol,Halligan2;Cockie.beSt: Pt - Taberner, Pearce, Ryan, Collins, Hancock. Sub – Delahunty, Heal, Kitchin, Baker, Kennedy.umPireS: J Wright, B Evans, R Shelton. CROWD: 2996 at Leederville Oval.

reSerVeSSOuth fremantle ............................ 2.4 6.6 8.9 11.10 (76)SubiacO ............................................... 1.5 3.6 5.7 5.9 (39)GOalS: Sf - Fiamengo2;Dzelebdzic, Pearson,Thompson,Musika, Coutinho,Branchi, Dragovich, B Verrier, Burke. Sub–Stevenson,Nelson2;Matera.beSt: Sf - B Verrier, Dragovich, Florenca, Parry, Ah Siu, Donaldson. Sub - Reid, Borchet, Hayden.

cOltSeaSt fremantle ............................... 4.2 9.3 10.6 12.7 (79)claremOnt ........................................ 1.2 3.4 7.8 9.10 (64)GOalS: ef -O’Reilly5;Bockman,Murdock2;Nevill,Lewis,Collard.c–Enosa3;Davis2;Buller,Barton,England,Patmore.beSt: ef - Joyce, Bockman, O’Reilly, Collard, Jackson. c – Devitt-Boyd, England, Enosa, Barton, Daisley.

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SOuth fremantle ............................. 3.4 11.7 14.13 20.16 (136)SWan DiStrictS ...................................4.1 6.2 7.5 8.8 (56)GOalS: Sf -Johnson4;Saunders,Kelly3;Main,Schloithe2;Parker,Vandeleur,Hams, Cook, Bewick, Dell’olio. SD–Crowley3;Banfield2;Bennell,Cary,Noble.beSt: Sf - Hockey, Schloithe, Z Strom, Higgins, Kelly, Main, Cook. SD – Crowley, Ellard, Taylor, Ugle, Watson, Riggio, Notte.umPireS: T McPhee, B Laycock, A Martin. CROWD: 3884 at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

reSerVeSclaremOnt ......................................... 3.3 5.6 10.8 12.12 (84)SWan DiStrictS ...................................1.1 7.1 7.2 9.5 (59)GOalS: c -Holt,Simpson3;Wilson,Winmar2;Sinclair,Mitchell.SD – Manton, Smirk,Wityk2;Daniels,Nuich,Maguire.beSt: c - Holt, Shanahan, Williams, Sideris, Gilbert. SD – Erceg, Daniels, McGillivray, Maguire, Yukich.

cOltSeaSt Perth .......................................... 2.3 7.7 11.10 16.15 (111)SWan DiStrictS .................................. 1.3 1.3 2.6 2.11 (23)GOalS: eP -Willcocks, Martin 3; East 2; Nix, Cox, Baulch, Starcevich,Young,Stack, Ameduri, Dugan. SD – Rodoreda, Humphries.beSt: eP - Baulch, Willcocks, Santella, Martin. SD – Garcia, Ottaviano, Martin, O’Sullivan, Garcia.

afl - firSt eliminatiOn finalWeSt cOaSt ...........................4.2 7.4 7.5 9.6 12.6 (78) (et)POrt aDelaiDe ...................... 1.0 5.5 6.8 8.12 10.16 (76)GOalS: Wce - Darling,Kennedy3;Shuey,Petrie2;Cripps,Priddis.POrt - Dixon 3;S.Gray,Wines2;Ebert,Powell-Pepper,Wines.beSt: Wce - McGovern, Priddis, Petrie, Jetta, Shuey, Vardy. POrt - Dixon, Wines, Ebert, Powell-Pepper, Howard, R.Gray.umPireS: Donlon, Deboy, Schmitt. CROWD: 41,172 at Adelaide Oval.

WAFL Ladders 2017Results & Ladders

mcDOnalD’S leaGue

team P W l D fOr aG Pc PtS

SUBIACO 20 19 1 0 2061 1267 162.67 76

SOUTH FREMANTLE 20 16 4 0 2258 1419 159.13 64

PEEL THUNDER 20 12 8 0 1479 1332 111.04 48

SWAN DISTRICTS 20 10 10 0 1470 1662 88.45 40

WEST PERTH 20 10 10 0 1594 1832 87.01 40

East Perth 20 9 11 0 1656 1604 103.24 36

Claremont 20 8 12 0 1641 1596 102.82 32

East Fremantle 20 3 17 0 1418 2054 69.04 12

Perth 20 3 17 0 1432 2243 63.84 12

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SOUTH FREMANTLE 20 16 4 0 1816 1152 157.64 64

CLAREMONT 20 14 6 0 1516 1306 116.08 56

SUBIACO 20 11 9 0 1760 1480 118.92 44

PERTH 20 11 9 0 1561 1674 93.25 44

SWAN DISTRICTS 20 10 10 0 1454 1319 110.24 40

East Fremantle 20 9 11 0 1487 1520 97.83 36

Peel Thunder 20 7 13 0 1290 1982 65.09 28

West Perth 20 6 14 0 1371 1594 86.01 24

East Perth 20 6 14 0 1365 1593 85.69 24

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EAST FREMANTLE 20 14 6 0 1413 922 153.25 56

CLAREMONT 20 13 7 0 1348 944 142.80 52

SWAN DISTRICTS 20 12 7 1 1179 1176 100.26 50

PEEL THUNDER 20 11 8 1 1371 1076 127.42 46

EAST PERTH 20 11 9 0 1397 1229 113.67 44

Subiaco 20 8 12 0 1191 1275 93.41 32

South Fremantle 20 8 12 0 1185 1369 86.56 32

West Perth 20 8 12 0 1039 1464 70.97 32

Perth 20 4 16 0 912 1580 57.72 16

afl laDDer 2017

team P W l D fOr aGSt Pc PtS

ADELAIDE 22 15 6 1 2415 1776 136.0 62

GEELONG 22 15 6 1 2134 1818 117.4 62

RICHMOND 22 15 7 0 1992 1684 118.3 60

GWS 22 14 6 2 2081 1812 114.9 60

PORT ADELAIDE 22 14 8 0 2168 1671 129.7 56

SYDNEY 22 14 8 0 2093 1651 126.8 56

ESSENDON 22 12 10 0 2135 2004 106.5 48

WEST COAST 22 12 10 0 1964 1858 105.7 48

Melbourne 22 12 10 0 2035 1934 105.2 48

Western Bulldogs 22 11 11 0 1857 1913 97.1 44

St Kilda 22 11 11 0 1925 1986 96.9 44

Hawthorn 22 10 11 1 1864 2055 90.7 42

Collingwood 22 9 12 1 1944 1963 99.0 38

Fremantle 22 8 14 0 1607 2160 74.4 32

North Melbourne 22 6 16 0 1983 2264 87.6 24

Cartlon 22 6 16 0 1594 2038 78.2 24

Gold Coast 22 6 16 0 1756 2311 76.0 24

Brisbane 22 5 17 0 1877 2526 74.3 20

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Round 1 Saturday, 18 March Swan Districts 12.11(83) d Perth 11.5(71)East Fremantle 9.7(61) lost to Claremont 19.9(123)South Fremantle 17.14(116) d Subiaco 11.11(77)East Perth 4.12(36) lost to Peel Thunder 7.11(53)Bye: West Perth

Round 2 Saturday, 25 March Peel Thunder 19.12(126) d East Fremantle 5.10(40)Swan Districts 13.7(85) d South Fremantle 8.16(64)Subiaco 13.12(90) d Perth 10.7(67)Sunday, 26 March West Perth 14.15(99) d East Perth 12.6(78)Bye: Claremont

Round 3 Saturday, 1 April Perth 13.10(88) lost to Claremont 22.15(147)Peel Thunder 5.13(43) lost to South Frem 12.14(86)East Perth 9.9(63) lost to Swan Districts 11.7(73)West Perth 11.10(76) lost to Subiaco 13.9(87)Bye: East Fremantle

Round 4 Friday, 7 April East Perth 11.3(69) lost to Claremont 16.9(105)Saturday, 8 April Subiaco 11.16(82) d Peel Thunder 10.7(67)Perth 16.12(108) d East Fremantle 14.11(95)South Fremantle 23.8(146) d West Perth 6.7(43)Bye: Swan Districts

Round 5 Friday, 14 April Peel Thunder 11.7(73) lost to West Perth 15.18(108)South Fremantle 17.9(111) d Claremont 6.10(46) Subiaco 20.15(135) d East Perth 6.8(44)Saturday, 15 April East Fremantle 8.10(58) lost to Swan Districts 12.18(90)Bye: Perth

Round 6 Saturday, 22 April East Perth17.13(115) d Perth 14.11(95)Claremont 6.9(45) lost to Subiaco15.10(100)West Perth 13.7(85) d Swan Districts 12.8(80)Tuesday 25 AprilSouth Frem 13.22(100) d East Frem 9.5(59)Bye: Peel Thunder

Round 7 Saturday, 29 April Swan Districts 15.9(99) d Claremont13.4(82)West Perth 15.19(109) d Perth 14.6(90)Peel Thunder 5.13(43) lost to East Perth 11.10(76)Bye: East Fremantle, South Fremantle, Subiaco

Round 8 Saturday, 6 May Claremont 8.7(55) lost to Peel Thunder 12.6(78)East Fremantle 15.8(98) lost to West Perth 19.18(132)Perth 13.8(86) lost to South Fremantle 22.14(146)Swan Districts 6.9(45) lost to Subiaco 15.19(109)Bye: East Perth

Round 9 Saturday, 13 May Peel Thunder 12.12(84) d Swan Districts 9.9(63)Claremont 11.13(79) lost to Perth 13.9(87)East Fremantle 7.13(55) lost to East Perth 20.22 (142)Subiaco 19.13(127) d South Fremantle 14.4(88)Bye: West Perth

Round 10 Saturday, 20 May Subiaco 15.18(108) d East Fremantle 11.11(77)Perth 5.3(33) lost to Peel Thunder 18.15(123)South Frem10.10(70) lost to East Perth 10.11(71)West Perth 13.14(92) d Claremont 7.18(60)Bye: Swan Districts

StAte GAMeSaturday, 27 MayWAFL 20.14 (134) d VFL 10.11 (71)

Round 11 Saturday, 3 June Peel Thunder 12.11(83) lost to Subiaco 12.15(87)Perth 9.10(64) lost to Swan Districts 14.13(97)Monday, 5 June East Perth 14.19(103) d West Perth 7.15(57)East Frem 6.4(40) lost to South Frem 28.17(185)Bye: Claremont

Round 12 Saturday, 10 June South Frem 11.11(77) lost to Peel Thunder 13.5(83)Perth 11.9(75) lost to Subiaco 22.18(150)Claremont 14.11(95) d East Fremantle 14.8(92)Sunday, 11 June Swan Districts 12.9(81) lost to West Perth 12.17(89)Bye: East Perth

Round 13 Saturday, 17 June East Fremantle 19.17(131) d Perth 11.7(73)Claremont 16.14(110)d Swan Districts 6.7(43)Subiaco 14.14(98) d East Perth 10.6(66)West Perth 10.4(64) lost to South Frem 16.15(111)Bye: Peel Thunder

Round 14 Saturday, 24 June Claremont 14.6(90) d West Perth 12.16(88)East Frem 3.12(30) lost to Peel Thunder 9.12(66)Swan Districts 14.6(90) d East Perth 9.10(30)Sunday, 25 June South Fremantle 25.13(163) d Perth 7.11(53)Bye: Subiaco

Round 15 Saturday, 1 July West Perth 4.12(36) lost to Subiaco 6.11(47)Perth 9.12(66) lost to Swan Districts 11.7(73)East Perth 16.7(103) d East Fremantle 6.6(42)Peel Thunder 8.5(53) d Claremont 6.15(51)Bye: South Fremantle

Round 16 Saturday, 8 July Claremont 10.6(66) lost to South Fremantle 14.7(91)Subiaco 20.21(141) d Perth 9.5(59)Swan Districts 12.11(83) d East Fremantle 11.10(76)West Perth 9.15(69) lost to Peel Thunder 16.3(99)Bye: East Perth

Round 17 Saturday, 15 July Subiaco 14.10(94) d Claremont 7.12(54) East Fremantle 11.7(73) d Perth 8.9(57)East Perth 7.9(51) lost to Peel Thunder 12.7(79)South Fremantle 15.13(103) d Swan Districts 9.9(63)Bye: West Perth

Round 18 Saturday, 22 July Perth 11.7(73) lost to West Perth 18.18(126)East Perth 14.7(91) lost to South Fremantle 18.13(121)Peel Thunder 6.4(40) lost to Subiaco 12.14(86)Bye: Claremont, East Fremantle, Swan Districts

Round 19 Saturday, 29 July Claremont 10.10(70) lost to East Perth 11.8(74)East Fremantle 9.7(61) lost to Subiaco 19.8(122)Swan Districts 11.6(72) d Peel Thunder 8.8(56)South Fremantle 20.6(126) d West Perth 11.13(79)Bye: Perth

Round 20 Saturday, 5 August Perth 5.4(34) lost to Claremont 20.13(133)West Perth 8.7(55) lost to East Perth 21.13(139)South Frem 22.9(141) d East Frem 15.6(96)Subiaco 11.17(83) d Swan Districts 8.6(54)Bye: Peel Thunder

Round 21 Saturday, 12 August East Perth 17.8(110) d Swan Districts 8.8(56)West Perth 8.15(63) d East Fremantle 7.8(50)Peel Thunder 11.10(76) d Perth 8.7(55)Claremont 8.13(61) lost to South Fremantle 14.9(93)Bye: Subiaco

Round 22 Saturday, 19 August East Frem 8.7(55) lost to Peel Thunder 10.8(68)Perth 14.14(98) d East Perth 13.15(93)Subiaco 19.14(128) d West Perth 6.10(46)Swan Districts 11.5(71) lost to Claremont 13.17(95)Bye: South Fremantle

Round 23 Saturday, 26 August East Perth 10.8(68) lost to Subiaco 16.14(110)Claremont 10.14(74) lost to West Perth 12.6(78)Swan Districts 10.9(69) lost to East Frem 20.10(130)Peel Thder 12.14(86) lost to South Frem 18.12(120)Bye: Perth

eLIMInAtIon/QuALIFyInG FInALSSaturday, 2 September QF - South Fremantle 9.8(62) lost to Peel Thunder 12.8(80)Sunday September 3EF - Swan Districts 11.9(75) d West Perth 8.12(60)

FIRSt And SeCond SeMI-FInALSunday, 10 September South Fremantle 20.16(136) d Swan Districts 8.8(56)Subiaco 10.8(68) lost to Peel Thunder 14.8 (92)

pReLIMInARy FInALSunday, 17 September2.40pm Subiaco v South Fremantle, Leederville Oval.

GRAnd FInALSunday, 24 SeptemberDomain Stadium

2017 FixturesCL 4SF 4PT 4SD 4P 0EP 0S 0EF 0WP 0

PT 8SD 8CL 4WP 4SF 4S 4P 0EP 0EF 0

SD 12CL 8PT 8SF 8S 8WP 4EP 0P 0EF 0

CL 12SF 12SD 12S 12PT 8P 4WP 4EP 0EF 0

SF 16SD 16S 16CL 12PT 8WP 8P 4EP 0EF 0

SF 20S 20SD 16CL 12WP 12PT 8P 4EP 4EF 0

SF 20S 20SD 20WP 16CL 12PT 8EP 8P 4EF 0

SF 24S 24SD 20WP 20PT 12CL 12EP 8P 4EF 0

S 28SF 24SD 20WP 20PT 16CL 12EP 12P 8EF 0

S 32SF 24WP 24PT 20SD 20EP 16C 12P 8EF 0

S 36SF 28SD 24WP 24PT 20EP 20C 12P 8EF 0

S 40SF 28WP 28PT 24SD 24EP 20C 16P 8EF 0

S 44SF 32WP 28PT 24SD 24C 20EP 20P 8EF 4

S 44SF 36PT 28SD 28WP 28C 24EP 20P 8EF 4

S 48SF 36PT 32SD 32WP 28C 24EP 24P 8EF 4

S 52SF 40PT 36SD 36WP 28EP 24C 24P 8EF 4


S 60SF 48PT 40SD 36WP 32C 24EP 24EF 8P 8


S 68SF 56PT 40SD 40EP 32WP 32C 28EF 8P 8

S 68SF 60PT 44SD 40EP 36WP 36C 28EF 8P 8

S 72SF 60PT 48SD 40EP 36WP 36C 32P 12EF 8

S 76SF 64PT 48SD 40WP 40EP 36C 32EF 12P 12

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