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Inside this issue Features
4-5 4-5 .........................................Sandover Medal preview
6 ................................................... Why Subiaco will win
Demons midfield to 7 ......................................Why Swan Districts will win
celebrate 9 ..............60 seconds with Spider / Tony Godden
12 ................................................ WAFC – junior success
12 13 .......................................................... Training our stars
14 ..................................................................Football news
Trinity College 15 ........................................................ Reserves and colts
claims hat-trick 16 ............................................................ Country football
17 .................................................... Community football
13 18 ..................................................Umpires and tribunal
20 ........................................................ Stats from the AFL
Stars in training 21 ......................................................Ladders and results
22 ...................................................... 2009 WAFL fixtures
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Team lists (as supplied by WAFL clubs)
Rich pickings
for Daniel 10-11............... League – Subiaco v Swan Districts
Reserves – East Fremantle v West Perth
Colts – Peel Thunder v Perth
COVER: Subiaco and Swan Districts clash today in the preliminary
final – the winner to battle South Fremantle next week for the 2009
title. Last year it was the Lions and the Swans that fought it out
for premiership glory. Today the road ends for one of these sides.
Both have terrific forward lines, capable of kicking big scores and
taking even bigger marks. So, the clash through the midfield, to get
the ball into attack is vital. Two crucial players in
that war are Subiaco’s Shaun Hildebrandt and
Swan Districts Josh Roberts. Both have been in
good form and will be closely watched by the
opposition.
IN last year’s preliminary final West Perth
was favoured to beat Swan Districts and
win through to the grand final to meet
Subiaco. Things didn’t quite work like
that. The Swans kicked 5.4 to 2.3 in
the final term to beat the Falcons by
10 points. The Swans best that day
was Wayde Twomey, who collected
32 possessions and took six marks.
The good news for the Swans is that
Twomey is in solid form again at the
business end of the season. He collected
26 touches against West Perth last Saturday,
and took nine marks and will be one of the
Swans key players again today.
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Demons midfield to celebrate
WHEN Perth midfielder Ross Young was injured in
Round 15 of 2008 against Swan Districts, the votes
locked away for the Sandover Medal had the Demons
prize recruit in the lead.
But his season was over and Hayden Ballantyne
stormed home to win the honour.
Young finished third.
In 2009 Young has played all 20 games and his statistics
are even more impressive than in ’08. Brad Elborough
Young averages in 08 – 13.5k, 9.6hb, 5.5m
Young averages in 09 – 19k, 11.7hb, 6.2m
The Demons won six of the 12 games in 08 that Young played in. They won
nine and drew one of the 20 in 2009.
When Perth has won this season, the former Carlton small has starred. In the
10 games the Demons have taken points from, Young, 26, has eight times
had more than 30 possessions, including 40 in Round 15 and 42 in Round
7.
Plus, of the 10 losses Perth has suffered, Young has been kept quiet (under
25 touches) in just three.
However, in the past couple of years, those who have kicked goals have
caught the eye of the whistle blowers.
Not full-forwards though, otherwise Subiaco’s Brad Smith would have a
couple of Sandover Medals around his neck by now.
Ballantyne kicked 75 last season and Claremont’s Anthony Jones 68 the
year before. Young has only 15.20 to his name. But that is still more than
Matt Priddis had in 2006 (13 goals) and Jaxon Crabb had in 2005 (eight
goals).
But it raises the question of which goal scorers could push for this individual
victory.
The Tigers Chad Jones has 77 goals, but has he had as good a year as Smith
has in the previous couple? He should certainly get a few votes in the second
half of the season with four bags of five goals, two of six and seven against
West Perth in Round 22 when he also took 17 marks.
But maybe not enough to win.
Ross Young Ballantyne averaged more than 15 touches a game last season. Swan
Districts Tim Geappen has kicked 55 goals and averaged almost 17 touches
a game. Has he been the standout running half-forward that the Peel quick
was in 08?
Young’s teammate Matthew Ferguson has similar figures to Geappen,
which could cause an issue. Teammates sharing votes can cost a side
individual glory.
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The three highest kick getters in the competition were Young (381), Who the
Jarrod Kayler-Thomson (345) and Brendon Jones (331) – all Perth tipsters
midfielders. Demon Steven Armstrong is in the top dozen for handballs. think will
All will attract votes. win
One of the big problems though is you just don’t know what the Brad Elborough Phil Lamb
umpires are thinking. Do they look at possessions and count goals? Are 1st – Ross Young (Perth) 1st - Ross Young (Perth)
they actively thinking about Sandover Medal votes while officiating a 2nd – Shaun Hildebrandt (Sub) 2nd - Shaun Hildebrandt (Sub)
game? 3rd – Kris Miller (SF) 3rd - Craig Wulff (EP)
Roughie – Mark Seaby (WP) Roughie - Luke Blackwell (Cla)
If free kicks are anything to go by, then PeelThunder could be celebrating
again, as Rory O’Brien has had more free kicks awarded to him than any Glen Quartermain Russell Reid
other player this season. His 77 for, 18 against is clearly better than the 1st – Chad Fletcher (Sub) 1st - Ross Young (Perth)
next best, Craig Wulff (East Perth) with 45 for and 27 against. 2nd - Ross Young (Perth) 2nd - Brett Robinson (SD)
3rd - Jason Salecic (WP) 3rd – Kris Miller (SF)
South Fremantle big Jaymie Graham has not done too bad either, with Roughie - Rory O’Brien (PT) Roughie - Luke Blackwell (Cla)
42 both for and against him.
Jon Lennon
Young doesn’t feature though, but neither does he on the list of free 1st - Ross Young (Perth)
kicks given against. Swans Josh Roberts tops that one with 51 against 2nd - Brett Robinson (Swan Dist)
and 45 for. 3rd - Peter Bell (SF)
Roughie - Daniel Gilmore (SF)
With all that in mind though, I’m predicting a comfortable victory to
Young when the votes are counted at the PCEC on Monday night. Clint Wheeldon
1st - Ross Young (Perth)
The other candidates 2nd - Brett Robinson (SD)
3rd – Kris Miller (SF)
Claremont – Jones will surely catch the eye as will Luke Blackwell (28 Roughie - Chad Fletcher (Sub)
touches a game). Perhaps not as much competition as other teams for
votes. Ineligible players
East Perth – Craig Wulff (almost 25 touches a game), Adam Pickering CLAREMONT - Jarrod NINYETTE; Beau WILKES.
(almost 23) and Tim Noakes (almost 6 marks a game and kicked 32.26). EAST FREMANTLE - Andrew MACPHERSON; Andrew MCCARREY.
EAST PERTH - Curtis MARTIN; Patrick TRAVERS.
East Fremantle – David Bongiascia had most touches (almost 23 a PEEL THUNDER - Zachary BEECK; Heath BLACK; Quinton BOLTON;
game and 7.5 marks). Paul Lindsay led the competition’s hit outs with Damien LOCK.
531 (Graham next on 468), but the Sharks big man averaged just eight PERTH - Troy COOK; Josh KRUEGER; Kade LANG; Clay MCLERNON;
possessions a game and less than five marks. Matthew MOODY.
SOUTH FREMANTLE - Jeffrey FARMER; Kyle HAMS; Toby MCGRATH.
Peel Thunder – O’Brien (27.4 touches a game, plus 22 goals); Ben SUBIACO - Bradley SMITH; Raphael STACK.
Howlett (fourth in kicks and five marks a game), Simon Rosa (24 SWAN DISTRICTS - Dean IPAVIZ; Llane SPAANDERMAN; Wayde
touches a game). TWOMEY; Michael WALTERS.
WEST PERTH - Shaun BEWICK; Lewis HARVEY; Brent LECRAS; Troy
Perth – Young (30.75 touches a game), Jones (25.8 a game), Ferguson LONGMUIR.
(16 a game and 42 goals), Kayler-Thomson (24.8 a game and 22 goals).
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South Fremantle – Kris Miller is one of the favourites (nearly 29 a count live from 7pm
game), Graham (almost 20 a game, plus 22 hit outs). Bell played only
13 games,
Subiaco – Another favourite in Shaun Hildebrandt (more than 25 a
game); Trent Dennis-Lane (60 goals); Chad Fletcher (almost 32 touches
a game in 12); Chad Cossom (similar stats to 08 and polled well).
Swan Districts – Brett Robinson (played only 16, but averaged 26 a
game and kicked 32 goals); Josh Roberts (25 a game); Brett Wolfenden
(20 touches a game and kicked 18 goals).
West Perth - Troy Longmuir and Brent LeCras are ineligible. Jason
Salecic (almost 23 touches a game and kicked 10 goals); Mark Seaby
(kicked 13 goals, averaged 26 hit-outs and 18.5 touches a game)
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Why Subiaco will win
THERE are many that believe South He is expected to play today, but Subiaco will Brad Smith
Fremantle has one hand on the premiership try to get on top of the youngster early.
cup – that the Bulldogs cannot be beaten. will act as the motivation for that momentum
The engraver has been called in and already But even if the Swans do kick away early, to change.
has `Sou’ etched into the trophies. Subiaco will remain confident it can real them There are also a few Subiaco players likely to
back in and win. call it quits at the end of the season. For those
This may be true; we’ll find out in a little over who have been a part of the side in the past
a week, but for so long now Subiaco has been The Lions have won the past two contests couple of season, a grand final exit, whether
the benchmark of the competition. against the Swans having been down by winning, or losing, is a more suitable stage for
significant margins at times. But the Swans them to take their final bow.
The Lions have lost a few more games this year could not finish the job.
than they and we are used to seeing, but have
remained the side to beat. You can’t ignore There were stages even against West Perth last
three consecutive premierships and can’t week that Swans supporters would have been
image a grand final without them in it. getting a bit nervous. Despite kicking away to
a significant quarter-time lead, the Falcons got
So, if 2009 is the end an era, it doesn’t deserve a sniff in the third term, but couldn’t make the
to end here, in the preliminary final. most of their opportunity.
There is a bit of romance around Subiaco Back to the Lions though and fans would have
winning this game and being given the chance been comforted by the performance of young
in next week’s Grand Final, to extend its streak leader Kyal Horsley against South Fremantle.
to four straight flags.
He led the way with 27 possessions, while
It’s the experience of those three premierships Robert Forrest had 25 and Jason Bristow 26.
that will work in the Lions favour today. There
are a heap of players left from last year’s But the ball did not move forward enough
successful side, plus a couple of others have times, South Fremantle doubling the number
been added. of inside 50s the Lions enjoyed. That needs to
change today.
Experience is crucial at this stage in the
season. Swan Districts have a tall and successful
forward line, but look at Subiaco’s – Brad
Ruckman Michael Rix didn’t have a major Smith, Dennis Trent-Lane, Blake Broadhurst
impact last week against the Bulldogs, but is and Dave Maplestone. They all know how to
potentially a major player in today’s contest. kick goals, but need to be given the chance.
Along with Luke Newick, there is a big dual to
win against Swans Llane Spaanderman and Swan Districts would have been hoping
Nic Naitanui. Subiaco’s loss to the Bulldogs would have
been much closer than the final 70-point
It has been a long season for the West Coast’s margin. The loss will fuel the fire in the Lions
No.1 draft pick and Naitanui suffered a thigh stomachs. There is a lot of improvement to be
injury last week against West Perth. had in Subiaco’s talent-lad line-up and the loss
Award winners
THE 2009 Football Budget award winners The winners are:
were announced at a function on Wednesday Best First Year Country Player (sponsored by Stihl) – Lewis Jetta (Swan Districts)
morning that coincided with the launch of Leading goalkicker (sponsored by Work Clobber and Steel Blue) – Chad Jones (Claremont)
the WAFL finals series. Rising Star (sponsored by the Apprenticentre) – Matt Tedesco (West Perth)
Footballer of the Year (sponsored by McLernon’s) – Ross Young (Perth)
See next week’s Grand Final Football Budget
edition for full details of award winners.’
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Why Swan Districts will win Some interesting
stats
By Brad Elborough
Compiled by Steve Davies
OK, so Subiaco has won the past two contests kicked a few goals between them in 09.
between these sides. Subiaco and Swan Districts have met just nine
The Swans have scored the second highest times in finals, with the Lions having won 6,
But check out the quarter-by-quarter scores under the `points for’ column in the including last year’s Grand Final. Subiaco
and you’ll see that Swan Districts was in competition this season, behind only South has won the past six finals between these two
winning positions in each of those games. Fremantle. sides.
Today is the fifth time the two sides have met in a
Coach Brian Dawson will have spent this week Dawson has several options, including Tim preliminary final. The scoreline is 2-2.
pointing out to his side that they are good Geappen who has been consistent all season. The last time these sides met in a preliminary
enough. final was 1991, the Lions winning a high-scoring
It looks even more impressive when you add clash by 32 points, 22.14 (146) to 17.12 (114).
They probably made the grand final a bit West Coast pair Ashley Hansen and Adam
earlier than expected in 2008, but those that Hunter to it. Subiaco’s Overall Record at Leederville
were subject to Subiaco’s power in the second Played 191. Won 92, Lost 97, Drawn 2.
half of that game have had a taste and will be Another Eagle, Tony Notte is also an option Swans Overall Record at Leederville
longing for greater success. to use and you only have to see the replay of Played 105. Won 25, Lost 80
Lewis Jetta’s goal of the year contender last Subiaco Finals Record
If the game becomes a shootout, the Swans week to understand what he is capable of. Played 97. 43 Wins, 54 Losses
are in a good position, despite the names Swans Finals Record
mentioned under Subiaco’s banner that have It is no coincidence that Hunter and Lewis Played 54. 27 wins, 27 Losses
were involved in match-winning plays in the Subiaco in preliminary finals
Played 20. 11 wins, 9 losses
final term against the Falcons. Swan Districts in preliminary finals
Played 14. 8 wins, 6 losses
The Lions do have a more than handy
midfield. Chad Fletcher and Tyson Clashes this season
Stenglein are sure to be handfuls, on Round 2
top of the likes of Shaun Hildebrandt, SWAN DIST 5.5 10.8 12.17 14.17 (101)
Marc Webb and Ali Pickett. SUBIACO 3.0 7.0 10.4 15.7 (97)
Goals: Swan Districts - B Colreavy, A Hunter 3; B
But the Swans have some handy Wolfenden, M Walters 2; T Casserley, B Robinson,
types in the area also, including T Notte, T Geappen. Subiaco: B Smith 4; D
Josh Roberts, Brett Wolfenden Chick, T Dennis-Lane 3; P Read, B Broadhurst 2;
and Brett Robinson, who S Hildebrandt.
returned for the first semi-final Best: Swan District - B Wolfenden, M Carr, A
clash with West Perth after Hunter, R Davis, B Colreavy, B Robinson. Subiaco
having a forced lay-off with a - S Hildebrandt, P Read, D Chick. M Webb, T
collar-bone injury. Dennis-Lane, A Parker.
Umpires: J Orr, D O’Neill, D Panagopoulos
And it is injuries like those Crowd: 2500 at Steel Blue Oval
that are a concern to the Round 12
Swans. They played the SUBIACO 4.5 6.12 7.13 16.14 ( 1 1 0 )
second half last week with SWAN DIST 2.2 3.6 11.10 13.11 (89)
just 19 fit men. Goals: Subiaco – S Hildebrandt 4; T Dennis-Lane
3; P Read, B Smith; R Stack, S White, D Chick, D
Matt Carr’s calf injury Mapleston, B Broadhurst. Swan Districts – T
leaves a hole across half- Geappen 5; B Robinson 4; B Colreavy, J Simpson,
back and early in the week T Notte, M Carr.
the former Fremantle Best: Subiaco – S Hildebrandt, M Webb, R Stack,
Docker looked as though P Read, A Parker, A Pickett. Swan Districts – B
he would not get up to Robinson, T Geappen, J Roberts, B Colreavy, T
play today. Ames, J Simpson.
Umpires: J Dalgleish, J Mann, R Shelton.
Ben Colreavy injured his Crowd: 2644, at Medibank Stadium.
shoulder also and Naitanui Round 20
his thigh, but both are SUBIACO 1.3 4.9 9.13 14.18 (102)
expected to take their places SWAN DIST 4.4 7.6 11.8 13.11 (89)
today. Goals: Subiaco - T Dennis-Lane, B Smith, C
Cossom 3; J Bristow, D Chick, K Horsley, D
While the Swans have not been Mapleston, T Stenglein. Swan Districts - A
able to finish off the Lions in Hansen 4; L Jetta 2; M Carr, W Lammie, W Twomey,
the past two contests between A Lange, G Jetta, T Geappen, C Garlett.
these two, last week’s loss to Best: Subiaco - C Fletcher, M Rix, T Stenglein, C
South Fremantle would have to Cossom, B Keevers, S Hildebrandt, B Broadhurst.
have left a bit of doubt in Subiaco’s Swan Districts - A Hansen, W Twomey, M Walters,
players’ minds as to their ability to J Roberts, S Potente, R Davis.
win their fourth straight flag. Umpires: S Parry, D O’Neill, G Statham.
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PROGRESSIVE SCORE 75 82 76 85 84 85 83
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60 seconds with Spider Burton
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Tony TONY GODDEN
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ONE of the few footballers to play for both Fremantle and
West Coast, Tony Godden played 24 AFL games, including
three finals.
His first three seasons were with West Coast between 1993
and 95. He played 13 games with the Eagles and kicked eight
goals.
He played 11 games with Fremantle in 1996 and ’98, adding
six goals to his tally.
Godden has also played over 100 games for Subiaco.
What are you doing now? – Occupation: Merchandise
Manager at the Fremantle Football Club. Match Day runner
for Fremantle.
Family: Married to Jaimie
Favourite quote: “Im just living the dream”
What… is that smell Travis Burton?
When… will I win lotto ?
How…many flags will Subi win in a row?
Why…are you like this? Question I ask my wife.
What is the meaning of life: Still trying to work it out
Favourite charity: Redkite. Young kids with cancer
Destination or journey: Koh Samiu, Thailand
All time favourite player: Dean Kemp, with Spider a close
second.
Funniest of most memorable story in football: Giving Luke
Toia a spray for not getting off the ground quickly enough
when it was later revealed he had a broken neck. Whoops !
First WAFL jumper number: Subiaco colts number 40
Most memorable hang: Never took an over head mark in my
career but took many memorable chest marks.
Funniest person you’ve met in football: David Hart
Ever made a ton playing cricket: Made a solid 88 in a Justin
Langer Cup game which is as good as a ton.
Best football nickname you’ve heard: Big Dirty Moot, Dean
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Most memorable end of season trip: Ireland in 1998, but the
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4 LUFF, Christopher 07/01/91 Halls Head .............. .............. 3 MCLAUGHLIN, Kyle 31/07/90 Cervantes .............. ..............
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6 BEASLEY, Joel 27/07/92 Pinjarra .............. .............. 5 CRAMER,Brad 16/07/90 Mazenod .............. ..............
7 McFARLANE, Devin 04/09/92 South Mandurah .............. .............. 6 TURVEY, Aaron 26/02/91 Winnacott .............. ..............
8 DAWSON, Mitchell 16/08/91 Waroona .............. .............. 7 MOORE, Scott 13/09/90 Belmont .............. ..............
9 HARDY, Dom 30/08/92 Halls Head .............. .............. 8 SMITH, Liam 04/11/91 Lynwood/Ferndale .............. ..............
10 HILL Jason 24/08/92 Safety Bay .............. .............. 9 FLORIO, Michael 28/02/91 Thornlie .............. ..............
11 OLIVER, Chris 29/10/90 Rockingham .............. .............. 10 FIEGERT, Joel 10/10/90 Belmont .............. ..............
12 BROWN, Mitch 04/03/91 Pinjarra .............. .............. 11 HODGE, Brett 06/05/91 Thornlie .............. ..............
13 BENNELL, Harley 02/10/92 Pinjarra .............. .............. 12 BLACKBURN, Matthew 07/12/90 South Perth/Aquinas .............. ..............
15 PAYRITS, Aaron 20/05/91 Halls Head .............. .............. 13 STUART, Kerwin 16/11/92 Toodyay Lions .............. ..............
16 PIGGOT, Blake 11/04/91 Harvey .............. .............. 14 CRABTREE,James 18/08/90 Belmont .............. ..............
17 WILSON, Joshua 27/02/92 Safety Bay .............. .............. 15 BUSHER, Hayden 21/08/91 Victoria Park .............. ..............
18 FLEAY, Tom 13/11/90 HBL .............. .............. 16 TOUGH,Alex 28/09/92 Willetton .............. ..............
19 WILSON, Blayne 26/01/92 Halls Head .............. .............. 17 EDWARDS,Michael 29/02/92 Rossmoyne .............. ..............
20 GRAHAM Mitch 01/07/92 Baldivis .............. .............. 18 ROGERS, Matt 10/09/90 Cunderdin .............. ..............
21 LARKINS, Mathew 20/04/92 South Mandurah .............. .............. 19 LEESON, Joel 08/08/91 Dongara .............. ..............
22 BLACK, Aaron 29/11/90 Eaton .............. .............. 20 WARNER, Dylan 30/07/92 Willetton .............. ..............
24 BESWICK, Dean 01/03/91 Pinjarra .............. .............. 21 MCILVENNY, Cody 13/05/92 Victoria Park .............. ..............
25 WILSON, Mitchell 06/02/92 Halls Head .............. .............. 23 STEARNE, Dominic 05/12/90 South Perth .............. ..............
26 ANDERSON, Nathan 17/12/91 Rockingham .............. .............. 24 O’DRISCOLL, Jake 04/07/91 Victoria Park .............. ..............
27 BOYLE, James 06/12/92 Halls Head .............. .............. 25 KORIC, Jamie 05/10/91 Aquinas/ Mingenew .............. ..............
28 DOHERTY, Mathew 17/04/92 HBL .............. .............. 26 KELLY,Caius 21/06/92 Queens Park .............. ..............
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30 VLAHOV, Jacob 17/09/92 Baldivis .............. .............. 29 KICKETT, Cameron 21/06/91 Railways Northam .............. ..............
31 LAZZARI Cameron 29/07/92 Baldivis .............. .............. 30 WALDON, William 13/04/92 Belmont .............. ..............
36 O’DRISCOLL, Joel 20/01/92 Pinjarra .............. .............. 31 EDWARDS,Matthew 08/06/92 Thornlie .............. ..............
37 BUTCHER, Kieran 02/03/92 Eaton .............. .............. 35 BOOTH,Paul 21/09/90 Thornlie .............. ..............
38 MEYERS, Lincoln 02/01/92 Halls Head .............. ..............
39 POHLENZ-SAW, Phillip 04/11/90 Baldivis .............. ..............
40 GILLAM, Brennan 10/07/91 Halls Head .............. ..............
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Boundary: Brandon Simpson, Dayne Whalan, Adam Bastick
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No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds
1 McROBB, Keaton 16/09/87 Bunbury .............. .............. 1 DUCKWORTH, Brayden 04/12/87 Kulin .............. ..............
6 FOSTER, Dom 28/03/88 East Fremantle/Aquinas .............. .............. 4 GOBBELS, Jeff 14/03/85 Warwick / Greenwood .............. ..............
12 STEPHEN, Andrew 09/08/88 Melville .............. .............. 5 RICE, Joel 02/07/85 Marcillin .............. ..............
13 DAVIDSON, Conor 14/08/89 East Fremantle .............. .............. 7 CHAMBERS, Callem 19/11/79 Carlton/WCE .............. ..............
14 KYANGA, Anthony 19/03/90 Rovers (G’ton) .............. .............. 13 MENEGOLA, Jai 11/02/88 Mukinbudin .............. ..............
16 MACDOUGALL, Fraser 02/05/91 Bullcreek Leeming JFC .............. .............. 14 CRISP, Marc 25/01/87 Kulin / Kondinin .............. ..............
22 UNDERWOOD, Tim 25/02/87 Rossmoyne .............. .............. 15 PEARCE,Josh 09/04/83 Sorrento / Duncraig .............. ..............
25 VINEY, Tim 07/01/87 Chapman Valley .............. .............. 17 JAMES, Alex 03/03/89 Hyden / Karlgarin .............. ..............
28 DOYLE, Luke 02/03/85 Bullcreek Leeming/Aquinas .............. .............. 19 KEUNEN, Chris 07/10/83 St Bernards .............. ..............
29 McLEOD, Alex 07/10/87 East Fremantle .............. .............. 22 RADICI, Adam 20/04/84 Swan Districts .............. ..............
32 MONACO, Justin 07/11/92 Attadale JFC .............. .............. 25 BARTHOLOMEW, Ray 28/04/85 Quinns .............. ..............
33 GRIFFITHS, Michael 10/04/83 Port Melb/Glenelg .............. .............. 27 ANDREWS, Mitch 05/12/86 Broadbeach (QLD) .............. ..............
35 BAYLISS, James 27/04/90 Rostrata .............. .............. 28 RADICI, Tim 24/09/86 Swan Districts .............. ..............
36 BASILE, Chris 12/03/87 Kardinya/CBC .............. .............. 29 ARNOLD, Blake 31/07/84 Quinns .............. ..............
38 FORSYTH, Chad 18/07/91 Rostrata JFC .............. .............. 30 MORGAN, Steve 29/08/83 Bussleton .............. ..............
39 WILSON, Justin 18/07/85 Bullcreek Leeming .............. .............. 32 BRANCH, Cameron 26/06/87 Wanneroo .............. ..............
41 BRENNAN, Jacob 24/01/90 Bullcreek Leeming .............. .............. 36 HARVEY, Lewis 16/10/90 Southern Cross .............. ..............
44 HANCOCK, Scott 11/05/92 Rossmoyne JFC .............. .............. 37 EIFFLER, Dylan 06/05/85 Kingsley .............. ..............
45 BYCROFT, Matthew 21/04/90 Rostrata .............. .............. 38 CROSSLAND, Tom 04/10/86 Corrigin .............. ..............
46 FOSTER, Luke 12/02/91 Bullcreek Leeming .............. .............. 40 CROSSLAND, David 02/08/81 Corrigin .............. ..............
48 VENTURINI, James 27/01/89 Railways(G’ton) .............. .............. 43 GUATTA, Tim 04/08/87 Joondalup/Kinross .............. ..............
49 CRISAFIO, Cameron 24/07/90 Canningvale JFC .............. .............. 45 SHADBOLT, Caleb 15/09/89 Mukinbudin .............. ..............
50 COOPER, Brad 24/07/90 Brigades (G’ton) .............. .............. 48 TINDALL, Jay 14/01/90 Kingsley .............. ..............
52 CLAYTON, Joshua 02/06/89 Nth Fremantle .............. .............. 50 HOLDEN, Kyle 29/03/87 Marist .............. ..............
53 CRONAN, Louie 01/01/91 East Fremantle JFC .............. .............. 52 STOCKLEY, Frank 07/03/90 Whitford .............. ..............
54 LESLIE, Callum 20/01/89 BullcreekLeeming .............. .............. 53 DEARLE, Seb 12/07/90 Kingsley .............. ..............
55 BUHAGIAR, Sam 26/03/89 East Fremantle/Aquinas .............. .............. 54 BOLLEN, Josh 03/10/90 Whitford .............. ..............
56 PAPARONE, Jack 14/10/89 East Fremantle .............. .............. 55 BEWICK, Shaun 10/10/89 Kingsley .............. ..............
57 CRIPPS, Jamie 23/04/92 Northampton GNFL .............. .............. 57 HUTCHINGS, Corey 30/04/90 Kingsley .............. ..............
58 LEE - STEERE, Selby 09/06/89 Northampton GNFL .............. .............. 58 WHITAKER, Brandon 19/05/90 Joondalup/Kinross .............. ..............
59 PERER, Jake 07/06/91 Melville JFC .............. .............. 59 ELLISIOU, Paul 12/10/89 Whitford .............. ..............
62 PERHAM, Jack 12/06/90 Geraldton .............. .............. 61 SQUIRE, Patrick 17/08/85 Ocean Ridge .............. ..............
64 AVENT, Matthew 16/03/90 Winnacott Kats .............. .............. 65 DUFFIELD, Brodie 05/04/90 Burracoppin .............. ..............
Reserves Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Umpires Field: Alex Martin, Justin Orr, Craig O’Donoghue
Boundary: Brad Hunt, Michael Washbourne, Haden Martin
East Fremantle Goal: Jonathon Laycock, Brody Payne
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Name: Joshua Clayton How did you get the information you like to start my own business. I know it will be
needed to start your apprenticeship: Mostly hard, but I think if you are organised and have
Date of birth: 2.6.1989 through my brother because he had done an the commitment you can do it.
apprenticeship.
Football club: East Fremantle What is the most interesting part of your job:
What are your long-term goals after you We work on new houses and on commercial
Apprenticeship: Plumbing have finished your apprenticeship: I would properties and we are always hearing horror
stories about some of the work that has been
Employer: Walker Plumbing done before us.
When did you start your apprenticeship: At Name some of the challenges in combining
the start of 2008 an apprenticeship with playing football:
Getting the enthusiasm to go to work knowing
Did you start your apprenticeship while still that later that day you will be training hard for
at school: No I finished Year 12 after doing two hours.
my TEE but I didn’t really know what I wanted
to do after school. I worked as a labourer the How understanding and flexible does an
following year and 12 months later started my employer need to be with a footballer: I am
apprenticeship with Walker Plumbing. lucky because my employer really likes football.
You really do need someone who understands
Are you completing it on a full-time or part- the life of a footballer and that includes dealing
time basis: Full-time with training, and playing schedules as well as
injuries.
How long will it take to complete your
apprenticeship: About four years Strangest place your job has taken you so
far: We recently went to Calingiri (147km out
What sparked your interest in that area: of Perth) and back in one day for a job.
When I left school I wanted to work outside in a
physical line of work. My brother Ryan worked What advice would you give someone
for Walker and I helped him out on weekends considering an apprenticeship: Your hard
and in my spare time. I got my job through work really does pay off if you are prepared to
him. put in. I did work experience (labouring) in my
chosen area before I started my apprenticeship
Did your parents influence or encourage and that helped convince me that I was going
your decision to pursue this career: They to be working in an area that I enjoy.
supported my decision to take a year off after
school and to take time out to decide what
career direction I wanted to take. They certainly
supported my decision to become a plumber.
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youngsters
FOOTBALL BUDGET THE colts’ preliminary final will be played
under lights tonight, to help the winning Perth midfielder Aaron Elari was honoured
Get the 2009 WAFL Grand Final edition of side prepare for next weekend’s Grand last week as the 2009 Jack Clarke medallist,
the Football Budget for a full wrap of the Final, which will be played on Saturday the fairest and best player in the colts
season. night. competition.
The small in-and-under midfielder, who
Full voting will be published on the Clarke A new initiative to promote the highly positions himself well and finds a lot of the
Medal, as well as the Predergast and Sandover regarded colts’ competition will see this football, polled 46 votes to win the award
Medals. year’s Grand Final played for the first time ahead of Peel Thunder’s Harley Bennell on 42
under lights at Subiaco Oval. votes and Perth teammate Cameron Kickett,
Review the entire season, including your who tallied 34 votes.
favouriteWAFL club,West Coast and Fremantle, The Grand Final will be broadcast live on Elari, who also possesses exciting speed and
and the various state teams that performed so 990am Information Radio. ABC Television endurance, is renowned for his terrific work
well at national level. will also film a highlights package to ethic.
be aired at the half-time break of next He has played all season with Perth Colts
The Football Budget will feature next week’s Sunday’s league Grand Final, while the and was also a member of the 2009 WA 18’s
colts Grand Final, being played on Saturday premiership colts’ team will be presented State Academy, playing in the NAB National
night as well as take a look back at an important to spectators at the league Grand Final. 18’s Championship games against the
year for women in football in WA. Northern Territory in Darwin and Tasmania in
The colts Grand Final has been shifted Melbourne and performing extremely well in
Review the WA State-of-Origin team, as well to the Saturday night timeslot in a bid both games.
as the colts team of the year and the Football to enhance the game as a celebration of Andrew Catalano was the last Perth player to
Budget has also put together a WAFL team of youth football and strengthen the profile win the Jack Clarke Medal, taking the honour
the year that is sure to spark arguments. of the competition by showcasing talented in 1999.
up-and-coming players.
And of course, preview the big game. South LEADERBOARD
Fremantle is already there and we will find out Elevating this peak youth competition to a 46 - Aaron Elari, Perth
today who the Bulldogs will play. Will Subiaco stand-alone time, rather than being played 42 - Harley Bennell, Peel
get a chance to claim its fourth consecutive early in the morning before the league 34 - Cameron Kickett, Perth
flag, or will Swan Districts earn the right to go Grand Final, will also give the colts players 34 - Kieran Butcher*, Peel
one better in 2009? better preparation time for the game and 33 - Aaron Black*, West Perth
allow other youth football games to be 29 - Ryan Maldenis, East Perth
played as curtain-raisers, adding further *ineligible
value to the youth football concept.
Aaron Elari
Daniel Rich Rich pickings for Daniel
SUBIACO dual premiership youngster, Daniel
Rich, now chasing glory with Brisbane in the
AFL, has had an amazing debut season.
Having been taken by the Lions at No.7 in
the NAB AFL National Draft, Rich has been
outstanding in 2009.
Having claimed the NAB Rising Star, Rich backed
that up this week being voted by his peers, the
AFL players, as the best first year player.
Just like Rich’s win in the Rising Star award was
unanimous, with all voters giving the maximum
five votes, he was also a runaway winner in the AFL
Players Association award.
Rich polled 463 votes, to beat Collingwood’s
Dayne Beams (45) and Fremantle’s Greg
Broughton (25).
Rich has played 23 games this year, averaged
17.5 disposals, kicked 14.17 and laid 4.4
tackles a game.
He has been commended for his accuracy
and length in kicking, something that
Jonathan Brown has particularly enjoyed.
Also in the AFLPA awards, The Age writer, Emma
Quayle was awarded the Grant Hattam Award for
Excellence in Football Journalism for her story ‘A street
named desire,’ the story of AFL draftees Nic Naitanui,
Chris Yarran and Michael Walters who all grew up on
the same street in Perth.
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RESERVES COLTS
Sharks challenge against new Accuracy in attack will be the
look Falcons key
EAST FREMANTLE v WEST PERTH PEEL THUNDER v PERTH
SOUTH Fremantle won through to the grand final last week with a CLAREMONT is through to the colts’ Grand Final after a 12-point win
39-point derby win over East Fremantle. over Peel Thunder in the second semi-final.
The Sharks started strongly, keeping the Bulldogs goalless in the first The Thunder was brought down by its 2.6 kicked in the second half. The
term and kicking 4.1 themselves. Tigers managed 6.3.
But the second and third terms belonged to Souths, who added 13.9 Kieran Butcher was one of Peel’s best with 20 touches, but took his
to 2.7 in that time. season’s goals tally from 19.11 to 19.14 last week.
Jamie Cripps has played all three grades for the Sharks this season, but Aaron Black enjoyed a good day out and looms an important player
found his spot in the reserves last week with 4.1. It was only his third having spent the last couple of week of the home and away season in
the league side.
game in the twos, having played in
the league in Round 23 and kicking a Also good last week for Peel were Harley Bennell with 21 touches, Rhett
couple of goals against Peel Thunder. Mason (19) and Dean Bewstick, who laid seven tackles.
Cripps has gone goalless in seven colts
games this season, but has averaged Peel has not lost to its preliminary final opponent Perth this season.
16 touches a game.
The Demons also won a close one, turning a one-point three-quarter-
The Sharks will be looking for more time lead over Swan Districts into a 10-point victory.
from their senior players, who were
outplayed by the Bulldogs. They had Joel Houghton led scoring with 4.2 and Scott Moore was the only other
83 less possessions, beaten mainly by multiple goalscorer, with two. The Demons will need to find more in
Souths use of handball. attack to win today.
Andrew Stephen (nine league games Joel Leeson, who had 43 goals going into last week’s game, kicked 1.3.
this season), Chris Basile (eight), Connor
Davidson (15), Anthony Kyanga (10 Liam Smith was outstanding for the Demons, with 29 touches, while
games) and Dom Foster (12) all had 09 Clarke medallist Aaron Elari had one of his quieter days, but still
good stints in the league side and will managed 18 disposals.
be looked upon for leadership today.
Colts Team of the Year ruckman Cam Kickett was good again with 20
James Bayliss was good last week with touches and 25 hit outs, but will be looking for better support from a
19 touches, as was Stephen and Callum couple of his teammates that also made that side.
Leslie.
Anthony The scores this season
Kyanga
Round 2
West Perth has not beaten the Sharks PEEL THUNDER 4.3 6.4 9.7 13.11 (89)
this season, but will carry some momentum into the game with a 6.4 to
0.1 final term against East Perth last week. PERTH 4.0 7.2 9.7 10.12 (72)
Sebastian Dearle was great for the Falcons with 29 touches and Mitch Goals: Peel Thunder - P Pohlenz-Saw, K Butcher, R Mason 2; C Luff,
Andrews was good in the ruck with 29 hit outs. He should be joined by M Brown, H Bennell, J Wilson, M Black, T Carroll, A Payrits. Perth –
Chris Keunen returning from the league side. A Turvey, K Stuart 3; J Leeson 2; C Hansen, J Houghton.
Also eligible to return are Mark Crisp andTom Crossland who contributed Best: Peel Thunder - P Pohlenz-Saw, A Payrits, B Wilson, D Beswick,
well in the league last week and Ray Bartholomew and Shaun Bewick. K Butcher, M Brown. Perth - K McLaughlin, A Elari, H Busher, K Stuart,
D Stearing.
The scores this season Round 11
Round 5 PEEL THUNDER 4.2 7.5 10.6 15.11 (101)
EAST FREMANTLE 3.6 7.9 11.10 16.13 (109) PERTH 4.1 8.4 11.5 13.6 (84)
WEST PERTH 2.1 5.4 9.5 11.7 (73) Goals: Peel Thunder – A Payrits 4; H Bennell, T Fleay, J O’Driscoll 2;
K Butcher, J Beasley, M Brown, B Piggott, D Boucaut. Perth – M Rogers
Goals: East Fremantle – D Edwards 4; B Cooper 3; L Doyle, C Basile 4; P Booth 3; S Moore, J Leeson 2; K Stuart, A Turvey.
A McLeod 2; A Foster, J Simpson, K Monteath. West Perth – A Saylor 4;
J Menegola 3; B Duffield, F Stockley, C Keunen, R Bewick. Best: Peel Thunder – H Bennell, K Butcher, D Hardy, M Doherty,
A Payrits, C Oliver. Perth – M Rogers, P Booth, J Fiegert, J Koric, M Florio,
Best: East Fremantle – K Monteath, B Cooper, M Zelesco, S Horsburgh, B Hodge.
D Edwards. West Perth – M Tedesco, S Morgan, C Hutchings, D Atkinson,
A Saylor, C Keunen.
Round 22
Round 19 PEEL THUNDER 3.4 5.7 5.7 11.11 (77)
EAST FREMANTLE 2.3 4.6 8.8 10.11 (71) PERTH 3.0 4.3 5.8 6.10 (46)
WEST PERTH 1.3 2.7 4.12 5.18 (48) Goals: Peel Thunder – C Luff 2, R Mason 2, A Payrits 2, L McKenna,
M Brown, T Carroll, J O’Driscoll, B Gillam. Perth – J Houghton 3, K Stuart
Goals: East Fremantle – L Foster 3; L Cronan 2; A McLeod, B Cooper, 3.
C Leslie, S Buhargiar, T Viney. West Perth – D Crossland, F Stockley,
C Branch, J Menegola, B Arnold. Best: Peel Thunder – P Pohlenz-Saw, D Beswick, R Mason, S Crane,
L Meyers. Perth – A Elari, M Rogers, M Blackburn, K Stuart, B Hodge.
Best: East Fremantle – L Cronan, T Viney, C Basile, A Kyanga, L
Foster. West Perth – A James, J Tindall, F Stockley, S Dearle, S Morgan,
K Holden.
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BELOW are results from WA’s regional football from last weekend. 2nd semi-final
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http://wafootyforum.yuku.com/ CAREY PARK 2.2 6.5 9.10 15.13 (103)
SOUTH BUNBURY 3.2 3.6 5.7 7.8 (50)
Goals: Carey Park - A. Hill 3.3, S. Nani 2.3, C. Garlett 2.1, S. Roche 2.0,
V. Blurton, P. Jetta, D. Gaspar 1.1, T. McGuire, L. McGuire, M. Finn 1.0,
M. McMillan 0.1; Forced: 0.2. South Bunbury - J. Bett, D. Harper, M.
Sofoulis 1.1, D. Johns, B. Tann, R. McKenzie, T. Buswell 1.0, B. Francis
Allen, L. Nugent, M. Power. Boulder City - B. George 2, B. Marra 2, J. 0.2, M. Giacci, D. Bairstow, D. Lucas 0.1.
Langridge, M. Smythe, C. Mitchell, J. Murray. Best: Carey Park - M. Finn, M. McMillan, S. Roche, K. Ugle, B. Carlson,
Best: Mines – Not Supplied. Boulder City - M Smythe, C Harvey, D C. Garlett, A. Hill. South Bunbury - T. Gowland, D. Lucas, M. Sofoulis,
Coughlan, M Gibb, C Munroe. D. Bairstow, D. Johnston, K. Black.
GREAT NORTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
2nd semi-Final Preliminary final
TOWNS 5.6 12.12 14.13 18.17 (125) WICKEPIN 2.4 4.5 7.8 7.10 (52)
RAILWAYS 1.2 5.2 6.11 10.12 (72) WAGIN 0.5 3.8 4.8 6.9 (45)
Goals: Towns - E Ihanimo, R Dello-Moriana, R Alone, S Nelly 3, Goals: Wickepin - L Crouch 3, D Moyle 2, S Duckworth 1, C Mead 1.
AVON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION G Mourich 2, S Turnbridge, S Bidwell, Z Middleton, L Carlyon 1. Wagin – M Wilson 3, D Jacobs 2, D Tulley 1.
Preliminary final Railways - A Sercombe 5, R Dueloo 2, N Tubby, C Phillips, M Bovell Best: Wickepin - T Miller, D Michael, R Astbury, M Taylor, S
KELLER/TAM 5.5 8.7 11.10 14.12 (96) 1. Duckworth, B Speirs. Wagin – D Painter, M Bothe, B Ball, A Jacobs,
QUAIRADING 3.2 9.2 11.4 14.6 (90) Best: Towns - Z Middleton, L Carlyon, S Gaby, D Carlyon, E Ihanimo. A Painter, S Robinson.
Goals: Kellerberrin/Tammin - J Miller 4, B Grace 3, R Griffiths 2, C Railways - A Sercombe, B Saunders, M Moir, C Foot, N Tubby. Central Kimberley:
York, J Hoare, B Walker, T Stewart, L Monument. Quairading - M SOUTH WEST FOOTBALL LEAGUE Grand Final:
Johnston 3, J Hughes 2, T Newick 2, J Fleming 2, T Richards 2, C 1st semi-final Bayulu Bulldogs 12.8 (80) d Bombers 11.4 (70)
Walsh, A Walker, B Maddock. HARV-BRUNS-LESCH 0.3 4.5 9.7 12.11 (83) Central Midlands Coastal:
Best: Kellerberrin/Tammin - P Giles, T Innes, A Leake, C Doncon, COLLIE EAGLES 3.3 7.6 8.7 10.9 (69) Grand Final:
C York. Quairading - T Richards, L Brown, C Johnston, A Walker, S Goals: Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault - C. Strano 5.0, M. Sherry Cervantes 19.15 (129) d Dandaragan 9.6 (60)
Hayes. 2.0, K. Walker, R. Hillier 1.1, S. Chappelhow, D. Hoghton, J. Klumpp Central Wheatbelt:
GOLDFIELDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1.0, T. Gleadell 0.3, D. Lewis 0.2, D. Lyon, J. Quinn 0.1; Forced: 0.2. Grand Final:
Preliminary final Collie Eagles - T. Scott 3.0, S. White 2.4, A. Tweedie 2.1, B. Malatesta Beacon 17.28 (130) d Nungarin 10.6 (66)
MINES ROVERS 4.4 7.6 14.10 20.13 (133) 2.0, C. Griggs 1.0, B. Marshall 0.2, D. Graham 0.1; Forced: 0.1. Eastern Districts:
BOULDER CITY 3.0 6.4 6.4 8.8 (56) Best: Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault – C. Strano, J. Klumpp, K. Grand Final:
Goals: Goal - G. Grant 3, J. Bolt 2, J. Doutch 2, M. Graham 2, M. Walker, D. Lewis, D. Hoghton, M. Sherry. Collie Eagles – S. White, M. Narembeen 15.11 (101) d Kulin-Kondinin 12.11 (83)
Mcqueen 2, J. Gust 2, S. Dewar, T. Moon, M. Solly, M. Johnstone, C. Blackford, K. Ingham, A. Tweedie, C. Griggs, J. Martin. East Kimberley:
Grand Final:
PREMIERSHIP TABLES Waringarri Crows 16.17 (113) D Halls Creek 12.18 (90)
P W L D For Agst % Pts Esperance & Districts:
46
AVON FOOTBALL LEAGUE 44 Preliminary Final:
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Kellerberrin/Tammin 13 11 2 0 1336 933 143.19 28 Ports 18.7 (115) d Esperance 11.11 (77)
24
Railways 13 11 2 0 1728 751 230.09 Fortescue National:
8
Quairading 13 8 5 0 1219 1102 110.62 56 Grand Final:
York 13 7 6 0 1155 1221 94.59 48
Beverley 13 6 7 0 1084 1206 89.88 30 Saints 13.6 (84) d Towns 9.12 (66)
18
Federals 13 2 11 0 920 1393 66.04 Great Southern:
8
GOLDFIELDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE 52 Preliminary Final:
44
Railways 16 14 2 0 1640 965 169.95 40 Royals 10.16 (76) d Railways 5.6 (36)
Mines Rovers 16 12 4 0 1670 1352 123.52 28
Kalgoorlie City 16 7 8 1 1378 1347 102.3 20 Hills:
Boulder City 16 4 11 1 1326 1622 81.75 8 Preliminary Final:
0
Kambalda 16 2 14 0 1080 1808 59.73 72 Mundaring 12.14 (86) d Bullsbrook 7.6 (48)
52
GREAT NORTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 52 Lower South West:
48
Towns 16 13 1 0 1804 1059 170.35 36 Preliminary Final:
Brigades 15 11 3 0 1708 1129 151.28 28
Railway 15 10 3 0 1703 978 174.13 28 Deanmill 14.17 (101) d Boyup Brook 10.11 (71)
20
Chapman Valley 15 7 7 0 1181 1348 87.61 16 Mortlock:
8
Mullewa 14 5 8 0 1404 1220 115.08 64 Grand Final:
40
Rover 16 2 12 0 780 1818 42.9 36 Wongan-Ballidu 19.17 (131) d Goomalling 16.8 (104)
Northampton 15 0 14 0 906 1934 46.85 32
SOUTH WEST FOOTBALL LEAGUE 28 Newman National:
28
Carey Park 18 18 0 0 2074 962 215.59 24 Grand Final:
4
South Bunbury 18 13 5 0 1754 1078 162.71 Tigers 13.12 (90) d Centrals 9.16 (70)
Collie Eagles 18 13 5 0 1565 1168 133.99 North Midlands:
Harvey Brunswick Lesch 18 12 6 0 1636 1273 128.52 Preliminary Final:
Bunbury 18 9 9 0 1254 1301 96.39
Busselton 18 7 11 0 1323 1611 82.12 Mingenew 10.12 (72) d Three Springs 9.5 (59)
Donnybrook 18 7 11 0 1177 1440 81.74 North Pilbara:
Augusta Margaret River 18 5 13 0 1111 1583 70.18 Preliminary Final:
Eaton Boomers 18 4 14 0 1051 1456 72.18 Dampier Sharks 17.11 (113) d Port Hedland Rovers 6.9 (45)
Harvey Bulls - League 18 2 16 0 902 1975 45.67
UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Ongerup:
Williams 16 16 0 0 2067 813 254.24 Grand Final:
Wickepin 16 10 6 0 1626 1204 135.05 Jerramungup 13.7 (85) d Gnowangerup 9.11 (65)
Narrogin Hawks 16 9 7 0 1562 1401 111.49 Ravensthorpe & Districts:
Wagin 16 8 8 0 1197 1534 78.03 Grand Final:
Katanning Wanderers 16 7 9 0 1529 1560 98.01
Boddington 16 7 9 0 1390 1654 84.04 Ravensthorpe Tigers 12.17 (89) d Lakes 13.5 (83)
Kukerin/Dumbleyung 16 6 10 0 1385 1593 86.94 West Kimberley:
Brookton/Pingelly 16 1 15 0 1051 2048 51.32 Grand Final:
Cable Beach 9.8 (62) d Peninsula Bombers 5.4 (34)
SCORING GOALS
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A Grade:
Former WAFL players shine First Semi:
North Fremantle 15.10 Stirling 4.5;
FORMER South Fremantle ruckman/forward was a star in the WAFL for Swan Districts Second Semi:
Marty Atkins was recognised as the best playing 193 games and claiming the 2003 North Beach 13.13 Whitford 5.7.
player in the A-Grade amateur competition in Sandover and the ‘03 and ‘05 Swan Districts A Reserve:
2009 at the WAAFL awards night, at PCEC on Best and Fairest Awards. First Semi:
Monday. North Fremantle 5.5 Whitford 10.8;
The C-Black Best and Fairest was taken out by Second Semi:
The Wesley Curtin playing coach claimed the Kalamunda’s Michael Davies while Maddington Trinity Aquinas 8.5 North Beach 6.5.
CJ Jamieson Medal for the second consecutive claimed its first award since joining from the
season for the club, with Ben Goodall winning Sunday Football League, with Andrew Catalano Preliminary finals
it in 2008. taking home the C-Gold Best and Fairest. B Grade:
Mt Lawley 10.16 Willetton 5.5.
Atkins, who won the 1993 Simpson Medal, Stephen Mansfield from North Beach took B Reserve:
played over 200 games for South Fremantle and home the Best and Fairest for the Phil Scott Scarborough 10.4 Willetton 4.8.
just edged out Chris Pearce (North Beach) and Colts division, while Brent Pitcher from Melville C Grade Black:
Michael Clark (Whitford) by two votes to win took home the Drew Banfield Colts award. Gosnells 14.13 Warnbro 7.8.
the award after a best on ground performance C Black Reserve:
in Wesley Curtin’s last round victory over Former Sunday Football League club Gosnells Brentwood Booragoon 7.4 Thornlie 7.9.
University. also claimed its first award in the WAAFL with C Gold Reserve:
Adam Waight taking home the Ian Dargie Colts Ocean Ridge 3.10 High Wycombe 10.5.
Swan Districts Sandover medallist Shane Beros award. Darren Taylor from Lynwood Ferndale D Grade Black:
also took centre stage, claiming the B-Grade won the Laurie Keene Colts award. Quinns District 15.12 Coolbellup 8.12.
honour. D Black Reserve:
In the two new Colts grades, The Brett Jones Carlisle 8.8 Swan Athletic 5.12.
Playing with Mt Lawley, Beros claimed the Colts and West Coast Eagles Colts, it was Ernie D Gold Reserve:
spoils ahead of former CJ Jamieson medallist, Hull and Christopher Lambkin winning the Manning 9.14 Canning VPSP 4.8.
Wembley’s Andrew Piccoli. Beros, like Atkins, awards respectively, with Eagles star Brett E Grade:
Jones on hand to award Hull with his medal. North Beach 2.6 Wesley Curtin 11.7.
E Reserve:
AWARD WINNERS LIST North Fremantle 0.3 Fremantle CBC 12.11.
F Grade:
A Grade – Martin Atkins (Wesley Curtin) Collegians 11.9 Thornlie 4.5.
A Reserve – Luke Howard (Trinity Aquinas) G Grade:
B Grade – Shane Beros (Mt Lawley) Bassendean 8.6 Koongamia 8.11.
B Reserve – Ryan Hastie (Wembley) H Grade:
C Black – Michael Davies (Kalamunda) Fremantle CBC 4.5 Rossmoyne 7.11.
C Black Reserve – Chwan Choong Wong (Brentwood Booragoon)
C Gold – Andrew Catalano (Maddington) West Coast Eagles Amateur Colts
C Gold Reserve – Robbie Bovell (Belmont Districts) Phil Scott Div:
D Black – Craig Matthews (Kelmscott) First Semi:
D Black Reserve – Chris Jones (Scarborough) Trinity Aquinas 10.12 Fremantle CBC 4.6;
D Gold – Chris Swarts (Manning) Second Semi:
D Gold Reserve – Leroy Riley (Bayswater)/Steven Woods Jnr (Southern River) University 9.8 Collegians 0.6.
E Grade – Paul Pavlovich (Hamserley Carine) Drew Banfield Div:
E Reserve – Tent Cooper (Wesley Curtin) Preliminary Final:
F Grade – Gregory Blyth (Thornlie) Kingsley 5.8 Mt Lawley 7.9.
G Grade – Rory Little (Nollamara) Ian Dargie Div:
H Grade – Joel Agland (Rossmoyne) Preliminary Final:
Phil Scott Colts – Stephen Mansfield (North Beach) Gosnells 16.15 Wanneroo 6.6.
Drew Banfield Colts – Brent Pitcher – Melville Laurie Keene Div:
Ian Dargie Colts – Adam Waight (Gosnells) Preliminary Final:
Laurie Keene Colts – Darren Taylor (Lynwood Ferndale) Ocean Ridge 9.8 Coolbinia West Perth 8.11.
Brett Jones Div:
Preliminary Final:
University 5.4 Trinity Aquinas 6.12.
West Coast Div:
Preliminary Final:
Quinns District 9.7 Coolbellup 11.10.
Peel Football League
Preliminary final
South Mandurah 19.11 (125) d Baldivis 9.16 (70)
Mercantile
Division 1
First semi-final
Cockburn 20.9 (129) d Yanchep 10.11 (71)
Second semi-final
Wooroloo 20.17 (137) d Noranda ECU 13.5 (83)
Womens Football League
Grand Final
East Fremantle 7.8 (50) d Coastal Titans 5.6 (36)
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At the tribunal Laycock trio a top UMPIRING TEAM
Results from the semi-finals The Umpiring family in WA extends passed while brothers Jono and Matthew continued
those who pull on a yellow shirt and put to perform well in league ranks.
LEAGUE whistle to mouth or wave flags in the air on a
Luke Pratt (SD) investigated for making Saturday afternoon. Umpiring together will not be a first for the
high contact with Anton Saylor (WP). brothers – in 2004 they umpired a school
Charge withdrawn. Over the years it has produced numerous game as an AFL Curtin raiser at Subiaco oval
Luke Newick (Sub) reported for engaging successful brothers, sons and daughters all – a game that attracted media attention from
in rough conduct with Paul Magwamba taking up the challenging art of umpiring. Network 10’s ‘The Western Front’.
(SF). Charge withdrawn.
Ben Randall (Sub) reported for engaging Brothers Matthew, Jonathon and Benjamin Their story to date has included countless
in rough conduct with Ray Smithers (SF). Laycock started their umpiring journey at awards, Swan Districts Junior Umpire of the
Charge withdrawn. Swan Districts where they advanced through year, WAFL Umpire of the Pre Season and
the junior ranks as goal umpires before Coaches Awards.
RESERVES progressing into the WA Amateurs and
Rohan Bewick (WP) reported for eventually the WAFL. Competiveness between the brothers is high,
engaging in rough conduct against as all three are extremely fit, with younger
Freddie Clutterbuck (EP). Found guilty and The eldest of the brothers, Matthew, set the brother Ben running an extraordinary time of
received a reprimand. trend for younger brothers Jono and Ben, 13:48 for a 4km time trial earlier this year.
Michael McLeod (SF) reported for who joined umpiring after watching many of
engaging in rough conduct with Conor Matthew’s games. The brothers are looking forward to creating
Davidson (EF). Charge withdrawn. WAFL history, when in the next few years
Ben broke away from his flag waving brothers all three could officiate in the same league
COLTS to blow the whistle as a field umpire and was game.
Aaron Payrits (PT) reported for striking successful in securing a position on the WAFL
Darren Mumford (Cla). Found guilty and Panel after a year in the Development Squad, Where the journey ends is anyone’s guess.
received one game suspension.
Adam McKinlay (SD) reported for making
contact with umpire Tom Gryta. Accepted
guilt and suspended for two matches.
Devin McFarlane (PT) investigated
for making contact with umpire Mark
Worobec. Accepted guilt and received a
reprimand.
Jonathan, Ben and Matt Laycock
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WAFL Players in the AFL Games Goals Last week WCE Players in the WAFL FFC Players in the WAFL
Claremont O9 T O9 T K M H T GB
Games Goals Last week
Games Goals Last week
LEE, Tom (Adelaide) 5 1 6 510
HILL, Josh (Bulldogs) 00 8 6 2 010
MEDHURST, Paul (Col) 6 2 3 200
O'BRIEN Harry (Col) 23 42 33 49 8 4 12 6 0 0 Claremont O9 T O9 K M H HO G B Claremont O9 T O9 K M H HO G B
TOOVEY, Alan (Col)
MORTON, Jarryd (Hawthorn) 17 157 22 262 7 4 4 101 BEDFORD Liam 88 0 BROWNE Andrew 64 0
PETERSON, Carl (Hawthorn)*
BENJAMIN, Warren (Kangaroos) 23 83 3 6
MORTON, Cale (Melbourne)
KRAKOUER, Nathan (Port) 22 39 2 6 JONES Brett 5 50 1 BUCOVAS Ben 00
LAURIE, Jesse (Port)
GILLIGAN, Alroy (Rich) 9 17 5 5
MORTON, Mitch (Rich)
GARDINER, Michael (St Kilda) 00 MACKENZIE Eric 2 34 0 DE BOER Matt* 4 18 2
BRABAZON, Ryan (Sydney)
East Fremantle 00 MCGINNITY Pat 12 23 0 SCHAMMER Byron 12 0
GRIFFEN, Jonathon (Adelaide)
BLACK, Simon (Bris) 21 40 9 21
CLARK, Mitch (Bris)
DALZIELL, Bradd (Bris) 19 33 2 7 STEVENSON Lewis * 20 30 7 SIBASADO Casey* 33 1
KING, Kieran (Bris)
HADLEY, Richard (Carlton) 00
JOHNSON, Chris (Carlton)
DICK, Brad (Col) 00 SWIFT Tom 99 3 SUBAN Nicholas 00
LOCKYER, Tarkyn (Col)
HOOKER, Cale (Essendon) 20 49 38 84 WATERS Beau 10 0 East Fremantle
RYDER, Patrick (Essendon)
TAYLOR, Harry (Geelong) 18 156 12 100
SWALLOW, Andrew (Kangaroos)
ANTHONY, Liam (Kangaroos) 2 31 1 WILKES Beau 12 56 14 DODD Steven 31 0
CARR, Josh (Port)
CASSISI, Domenic (Port) 2 30 0 5 East Fremantle FOSTER Andrew 4 49 6
COUSINS, Ben (Rich)
POLAK, Graham (Rich) 22 255 9 152 16 7 13 4 0 0 BROWN Mitch 14 0 HALL Chris 11 11 5
East Perth 5 5 10 4 0 0 7
LEUENBERGER, Matthew (Bris) 23 45 7 25 8
MURRAY, Daniel (Bris)* 5 0 4 600 0
PEARS, Tayte (Essendon) 8 15 2 3 1 3 15 3 0 1 HOULIHAN Tim 13 26 0 HASLEBY Paul 19 0
COREY, Joel (Geelong) 9 8 13 0 1 0 6
MOSS, Garry (Hawthorn)* 00 KENNEDY Josh 4 14 0 IBBOTSON Garrick 26 0
OAKLEY-NICHOLLS Jarrad (Rich) 9
Peel Thunder 11 58 3 15
HAWKSLEY, James (Bris)
BOWER, Paul (Carlton) 10 31 1 3 KERR Daniel 0 MCPHARLIN Luke 60
BENNELL, Johnny (Col)*
GUMBLETON, Scott (Essendon) 14 20 20 24
REIMERS, Kyle (Essendon)
RIGGIO, Matt (Kangaroos) 23 214 30 141 MASTEN Chris 17 PALMER Rhys 15 0
WELLS, Daniel (Kangaroos)
RAY, Farren (St Kilda) 16 18 3 3 MCNAMARA Jamie 10 18 PAVLICH Matthew 00
THORNTON, Kristin (Sydney)*
Perth 21 73 13 23
STEVENS, Scott (Adelaide)
HARGRAVE, Ryan (Bulldogs) 20 41 3 6 SPANGHER Matt 6 30 PEAKE Brett 1 59 0
22 62 17 29
10 10 1 1 STAKER Brent 6 30 SANDILANDS Aaron 22 0
12 200 4 108 East Perth East Perth
21 149 8 62
14 252 4 209 COX Dean 26 0 CLARKE Zachary 14 14 3
10
1 107 1 25 0
0
MCKINLEY Ben 5 47 SHEPHEARD Hamish 13 13 9
3 22 0 3 SELWOOD Adam 28 TARRANT Chris 20
00
23 28 1 35 1 9 001 SHUEY Luke 0 Peel Thunder
4 14 4 0 0
21 197 6 60 11
9 10 9 9 Peel Thunder BALLANTYNE Hayden 1 60 5
4 13 1 1 ARROWSMITH Ash * 17 28 16 O’BRIEN Brock 36 0
3
6 10 0 04 1 5 200 EBERT Brad 57 0 Perth
4 8 100 1
21 45 0 26 0
5 15 5 0 0 13
00 HURN Shannon 14 CONNELLY Brent * 90
53 JONES Jordan 17 17 DRUM Marcus 11 40 2
9 27 9 23
1 10 0 0 ROSA Matt 26 JOHNSON Michael 48 0
7 130 4 70
23 98 5 37 13 SCHOFIELD Will 14 41 MAYNE Chris 11 0
8 84 4 Perth RUFFLES Tim 10 10 10
20 122 13 82 8 3 7 1 0 0 BUTLER Sam 6 37 1 SOLOMON Dean 10
21 162 1 35 8 4 7 2 0 0 0
4
STACK, Brennan (Bulldogs) 3 34 4 GLASS Darren 48 5 South Fremantle
DAVIS, Leon (Col) 8
WELLINGHAM, Sharrod (Col) 21 182 35 236 8 3 7 4 1 1 SELWOOD Scott 6 15 DUFFIELD Paul 1 74 2
MYERS, David (Essendon)
BATEMAN, Chance (Hawthorn) 14 26 5 9
FRANKLIN, Lance (Hawthorn)
GARLETT, Cruize (Kangaroos)* 6 14 1 2 SMITH Ashley 13 13 GILMORE Daniel 17 101 4 5 1 10 0 0 0
COUGHLAN, Mark (Rich)
SMITH, Allistair (St Kilda) 22 139 13 52 SULLIVAN Will * 20 40 HAYDEN Roger 1 55 1
South Fremantle
MCGRATH, Ashley (Bris) 21 102 67 305
COX, Shannon (Col)
JETTA, Leroy (Essendon) 5 51 1 South Fremantle HEAD Josh 13 73 7 10 6 11 1 1 0
WILLIAMS, Mark (Hawthorn)
SURJAN, Jacob (Port) 9 92 2 39
JONES, Clinton (St Kilda)
Subiaco 00 WILSON Callum * 13 54 41 12 3 7 0 3 2 MURPHY Ryan 7 67 23
JACKY, Jarrhan (Adelaide)
RICH, Daniel (Bris) 23 136 6 105 16 5 3 200 Subiaco THORNTON Scott 7 65 1 8 3 7 0 0 0
GOURDIS, David (Rich)* 5 0 7 200
Swan Districts 11 25 2 6 COCKIE Adam* 13 35 8 Subiaco
BANFIELD, Todd (Bris) 5 16 7 6 0 0 0
ARMFIELD, Dennis (Carlton) 6 28 1 15 0
ELLARD, David (Carlton)* 0
GARLETT, Jeff (Carlton)* 13 111 16 242 FLETCHER Chad 13 65 6 12 3 6 0 1 0 BROUGHTON Greg* 3 75 1
YARRAN, Chris (Carlton)
BLIGHT, Jarrad (Coll) 21 87 1 12 NICOSKI Mark 41 CROWLEY Ryan 40 0
BENNELL, Jamie (Melbourne)
JETTA, Neville (Melbourne) 22 48 8 15
RANCE, Alex (Rich)
MILES, Luke (St Kilda)* 31 PRIDDIS Matt 63 GROVER Antoni 36 0
West Perth 23 23 15 15 8 1 4 3 1 1
VAN BERLO, Nathan (Adelaide) STENGLEIN Tyson 7 28 HEADLAND Des 1 20 2
SKIPPER, Wayde (Bulldogs) 00
BROWNE, Steven (Carlton) Swan Districts MUNDY David 20 0
BAILEY, Max (Hawthorn)
SMITH, Josh (Kangaroos) 00 EMBLEY Andrew 24 0 Swan Districts
PETTIGREW, Michael (Port) HANSEN Ashley 9 56 32 8 7 2 1 6 0
17 26 0 2 2 1 7 100 10 10 3 5 0 2 1
5 4 0 5 11 0 2
11 29 11 2 3 1 1 1 HINKLEY Clayton 6 22 5
PEARCE Clancee* 9 17 1
10 10 13 13 5 2 1 2 1 0 HUNTER Adam 8 56 2 9 37 0 00
6 64 4
00 NAITANUI Nicholas 5 22 PRATT Luke* 16 19 1 6 5 2 0 0 0
14 14 1 1
15 15 7 7 NOTTE Tony 18 38 WALTERS Michael 13 15 13 12 6 7 0 1 0
14 14 1 1 DAVIS Ryan * 16 27 West Perth
00
West Perth BRADLEY Kepler 3 19 2
20 96 5 26 LECRAS Mark 40 0
0
45 19 12 11 3 13 27 0 1 CAMPBELL Adam 17 89 23 6 4 3 3 1 0
0
7 20 1 5 LYNCH Quinten 40 HILL Stephen 80
2 60 0
5 72 2 SEABY Mark 15 71 VAN BERLO Jay 5 33 1 9 4 11 0 0 1
14 90 0 25 WIRRPANDA David 28
Games played in the AFL by WAFL players. * AFL club's rookie list. Games played in the WAFL by AFL players. * AFL club's rookie list.
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LEAGUE Ladders&Stats
RESERVES
1st semi-final 1st semi-final
SWAN DISTRICTS ......... 7.5 8.8 11.11 16.14 (110) WEST PERTH...................... 1.2 5.4 7.6 13.10 (88)
WEST PERTH................. 1.0 4.7 8.9 10.13 (73) EAST PERTH....................... 2.8 4.11 9.13 9.14 (68)
Goals: Swan Districts - A Hansen 6, L Jetta 3, A Hunter, T Notte 2; B Colreavy, J Fleming, M Goals: West Perth - J Gobells 3, B Arnold 2, C Branch 2, A James, B Duckworth, R Bewick,
Walters. West Perth - A Saylor, A Tsalikis, C Smoker 2; M Guadagnin, M Crisp, A Campbell, J Rice, B Duffield, S Morgan. East Perth – A Mills 3, T Howlett 2, D Stirling, M Buckley, J Del
T Crossland. Borello, B Dobson.
Best: Swan Districts - A Hansen, A Bowers, L Jetta, M Walters, B Wolfenden, J Roberts. Best: West Perth - S Dearle, A James, J Tindall, D Crossland, J Pearce, B Duckworth. East
West Perth - M Seaby, M Guadagnin, M Tedesco, L Tedesco, J van Berlo. Perth – J Keath, A Mills, B Dobson, T Howlett.
Umpires: T Keating, S McPhee, G Statham. 2nd semi-final
Crowd: About 5500 at Steel Blue Oval. SOUTH FREMANTLE.......... 0.1 7.5 13.10 16.13 (109)
2nd semi-final EAST FREMANTLE ............. 4.1 4.3 6.8 10.10 (70).
SOUTH FREMANTLE..... 1.5 9.11 14.12 19.21 (135) Goals: South Fremantle - N Phillips 4, N Paine 3, B Matera 2, M Foster, J Farmer, J Palumbo,
SUBIACO ....................... 1.2 5.4 8.4 10.5 (65) A Guglielmana, T Malseed, L Teague, T Ditchburn. East Fremantle – J Cripps 4, C Basile 2,
Goals: South Fremantle - P Mugambwa, T Adams, C Wilson 3; R Smithers, C Dell’Olio 2; D Foster, T Underwood, L Foster, A Kyanga.
T Bairstow, J Graham, J Head, C White, K Miller, S Delmenico. Subiaco - T Dennis-Lane, B Best: South Fremantle - L Bairstow, S Fielding, C Amato, A Guglielmana, M Foster, L Kelly.
Broadhurst 3; B Smith 2; T Stenglein, D Chick. East Fremantle – J Cripps, A Stephen, D Foster, C Basile, J Bayliss.
Best: South Fremantle - C White, T Adams, K Miller, R Smithers, C Dell’Olio, T McGrath, J COLTS
Graham. Subiaco - K Horsley, J Bristow, S White, R Forrest, A Parker.
Umpires: S Parry, S McPhee, C Pattinson. 1st semi-final
Crowd: 3500 at Fremantle Oval. PERTH ................................ 2.2 3.6 6.6 9.9 (63)
LEAGUE SWAN DISTRICTS .............. 3.3 3.5 6.6 8.5 (53)
Goals: Perth - J Houghton 4, S Moore 2, K Stuart, M Rogers, J Leeson. Swan Districts – J
P W LD For Agst % Pnts Cormack 2, W Mortin, J Pezzali, C Garlett, L Daly, S Pullman, B McKinlay.
20 15 5 0 2258 1647 137.1 60
SOUTH FREMANTLE 20 13 7 0 2065 1665 124.02 52 Best: Perth - C Kickett, D Warner, L Smith, B Hodge, J Koric, J Houghton. Swan Districts – L
SUBIACO 20 11 7 2 2142 1823 117.5 48
SWAN DISTRICTS 20 10 9 1 1870 1940 96.39 42 Bonnett, J Armstrong, K Walling, W Mortin, J Cormack, B Erceg.
WEST PERTH 20 10 10 0 1780 1767 100.74 40
East Perth 20 9 10 1 1849 1950 94.82 38 2nd semi-final
Perth 20 8 12 0 1656 1993 83.09 32
East Fremantle 20 7 13 0 1821 1970 92.44 28 CLAREMONT...................... 2.1 6.3 9.4 12.6 (78)
Claremont 20 5 15 0 1706 2392 71.32 20
Peel Thunder PEEL THUNDER.................. 4.4 7.6 8.9 9.12 (66)
P RESERVES
SOUTH FREMANTLE 20 Goals: Claremont - J McAllister 4, N Fyfe 3, L Broome 2, R Neates, D Crispin, G Weedon.
EAST FREMANTLE 20
WEST PERTH 20 Peel Thunder – D McFarlane, J O’Driscoll, A Black 2, C Luff, R Mason, A Payrits.
EAST PERTH 20
Subiaco 20 Best: Claremont - L Broome, J McAllister, M Davies, B Nisbett, R Neates, T Colyer. Peel
Claremont 20
Swan Districts 20 Thunder – A Black, J O’Driscoll, D Beswick, C Oliver.
Perth 20
Peel Thunder 20 W LD For Agst % Pnts Kyal Horsley
17 3 0 2022 1356 149.12 68
CLAREMONT P 14 6 0 1685 1333 126.41 56
PEEL THUNDER 20 12 8 0 1740 1475 117.97 48
PERTH 20 12 8 0 1673 1555 107.59 48
SWAN DISTRICTS 20 10 9 1 1747 1489 117.33 42
South Fremantle 20 10 10 0 1572 1787 87.97 40
West Perth 20 6 12 2 1485 1949 76.19 28
Subiaco 20 5 14 1 1362 1677 81.22 22
East Fremantle 20 2 18 0 1231 2044 60.23 8
East Perth 20
20 COLTS
WL D For Agst % Pnts
15 5 0 1823 1282 142.2 60
14 6 0 1887 1496 126.14 56
13 7 0 1848 1349 136.99 52
13 7 0 1689 1480 114.12 52
13 7 0 1835 1621 113.2 52
12 8 0 1576 1260 125.08 48
4 16 0 1217 1918 63.45 16
3 17 0 1352 2011 67.23 12
3 17 0 1073 1883 56.98 12
AFL
Team PW LD F A % Pts
ST KILDA 22 20 1411 155.7 80
GEELONG 22 18 2 0 2197 1815 127.4 72
BULLDOGS 22 15 1940 122.6 60
COLLINGWOOD 22 15 4 0 2312 1778 122.3 60
ADELAIDE 22 14 1789 117.6 56
BRISBANE 22 13 7 0 2378 1890 106.7 54
CARLTON 22 13 2055 110.5 52
ESSENDON 22 10 7 0 2174 2127 97.8 42
Hawthorn 22 9 2120 92.5 36
Port Adelaide 22 9 8 0 2104 2244 88.7 36
West Coast 22 8 2029 93.3 32
Sydney 22 8 8 1 2017 2027 93.1 32
Nth Melbourne 22 7 2015 83.4 30
Fremantle 22 6 9 0 2270 2259 77.3 24
Richmond 22 5 2388 74.3 22
Melbourne 22 4 11 1 2080 2285 74.7 16
13 0 1962
13 0 1990
14 0 1893
14 0 1888
14 1 1680
16 0 1747
16 1 1774
18 0 1706
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League fixtures 2OO9
Round 1 Subi 4 Round 9 Sth Frem 24 Round 17 Sth Frem 40
Friday, 20 March Sth Frem 4 Saturday, 16 May Subi 20 Saturday, 18 July Subi 40
South Frem 15.14 (104) d Swan Dist 13.9 (87) East Frem 4 East Frem 7.7 (49) lost to Swan Dist 20.9 (129) Swans 20 East Perth 20.13 (133) d Swan Dist 13.11 (89) Swans 38
Subiaco 10.21 (81) d Claremont 10.6 (66) West Pth 4 West Perth 15.12 (85) d Claremont 12.13 (85) West Pth 20 Claremont 11.8 (74) lost to Perth 14.15 (99) West Pth 34
Saturday, 21 March East Pth 0 Subiaco 25.15 (165) d Perth 9.9 (63) East Frem 16 East Frem 9.9 (63) lost to Subiaco 13.16 (94) Perth 28
East Frem 15.7 (97) d Peel 14.5 (89) Peel 0 South Frem 23.16 (154) d Peel 13.15 (93) Peel 16 West Perth 12.13 (85) d Peel 5.14 (44) East Pth 28
West Perth 16.7 (103) d East Perth 14.12 (96) Swans 0 Bye: East Perth Perth 12 Bye: South Fremantle East Frem 24
Bye: Perth C’mont 0 East Pth 12 C’mont 20
Perth 0 C’mont 4 Peel 20
Fremantle 9.11 (65) lost to Hawthorn 13.9 (87) – FRE 14th Fremantle 7.5 (47) lost to Brisbane 9.8 (62) – FRE 16th
Round 2 Sydney 16.10 (106) d West Coast 15.11 (101) – WCE 10th Port Adelaide 17.10 (112) d West Coast 11.10 (76) – WCE – 12th
Friday, 27 March
East Perth 5.16 (46) def by East Frem 13.15 (93) East Frem 8 State Game Round 18 Sth Frem 44
Saturday, 28 March West Pth 8 Saturday, 23 May Friday, 24 July Subi 40
West Perth 17.12 (114) d South Frem 16.11 (107) Subi 4 WAFL 12.10 (82) d SANFL 12.9 (81) Subiaco 11.12 (78) lost to Sth Frem 14.13 (97) Swans 38
Peel 16.13 (109) d Perth 16.10 (106) Sth Frem 4 Nth Melbourne 14.14 (98) d Fremantle 12.13 (85) – FRE 14th Saturday, 25 July West Pth 34
Swan Dist 14.17 (101) d Subiaco 15.7 (97) Peel 4 West Coast 9.12 (66) lost to Collingwood 12.16 (88) – WCE 13th Peel 11.10 (76) lost to East Perth 19.11 (125) East Pth 32
Swans 4 Bye: Perth, Claremont, East Fremantle, West Perth, Perth 28
Perth 0 East Frem 24
C’mont 0 C’mont 20
East Pth 0 Peel 20
Bye: Claremont Round 10 Foundation Day Sth Frem 24 Swan Districts
Saturday, 30 May Subi 24
Brisbane 14.11 (95) d West Coast 13.8 (86) - WCE 11th Peel 15.22 (112) lost to Swan Dist 19.11 (125) Swans 24 Fremantle 10.11 (71) d West Coast 8.18 (66) – FRE 15th/WCE 14th
Monday, 1 June West Pth 24
Fremantle 13.16 (94) def by Bulldogs 25.7 (157) - FRE 15th East Frem 18.7 (115) d South Frem 17.12 (114) East Frem 20 Round 19
West Perth 12.15 (87) d East Perth 13.7 (85) Peel 16 Saturday, 1 August
Round 3 East Frem 8 Claremont 11.12 (78) lost to Subiaco 17.14 (116) Perth 12 Perth 13.14 (92) lost to Subiaco 18.12 (120) Sth Frem 48
Subi 8 East Pth 12 Claremont 9.11 (65) lost to Swan Dist 23.14 (152) Subi 44
Friday, 3 April C’mont 4 West Perth 22.14 (146) d East Frem 7.14 (56) Swans 42
Peel 10.15 (75) lost to South Frem 28.9 (177) West Pth 38
South Frem 5.19 (49) def by Perth 13.12 (90) Peel 8 Bye: East Perth East Pth 32
West Pth 8 Perth 28
Subiaco 20.9 (129) d West Perth 13.10 (88) Perth 4 Bye: Perth East Frem 24
East Pth 4 C’mont 20
Saturday, 4 April Sth Frem 4 Carlton 16.15 (111) d West Coast 10.10 (70) – WCE 13th Peel 20
Swan Dist 13.12 (90) def by Peel 18.15 (123) Swans 4
Claremont 10.14 (74) def by East Perth 19.8 (122) C’mont 0 Fremantle 17.10 (112) lost to Richmond 17.13 (115) – FRE 14th
Bye: East Fremantle Round 11 Swans 28 Bulldogs 17.9 (111) d Fremantle 11.14 (80) – FRE 15th
Saturday, 6 June West Pth 28
Essendon 16.13 (109) d Fremantle 10.11 (71) – FRE 14th Perth 11.9 (75) lost to Peel 17.11 (113) Subi 24 West Coast 14.11 (95) d Essendon 10.8 (68) – WCE 13th
West Perth 12.10 (82) d Subiaco 11.10 (76) Sth Frem 24
West Coast 19.11 (125) d Port Adelaide 10.15 (75) – WCE 6th Swan Dist 15.11 (101) d South Frem 12.11 (83) Peel 20 Round 20 Sth Frem 52
East Perth 9.11 (65) lost to Claremont 18.13 (121) East Frem 20 Saturday, 8 August Subi 48
Round 4 Easter East Frem 12 Perth 12 Perth 8.10 (58) lost to East Perth 28.8 (176) Swans 42
Thursday, 9 April Peel 12 East Pth 12 East Frem 19.10 (124) d Claremont 14.12 (96) West Pth 38
Subiaco 13.7 (85) lost to South Frem 21.14 (140) Perth 8 C’mont 8 Subiaco 14.18 (102) d Swan Dist 13.11 (89) East Pth 36
Saturday, 11 April Sth Frem 8 South Frem 9.20 (74) d West Perth 10.7 (67) Perth 28
East Frem 13.20 (98) d Claremont 12.13 (85) Subi 8 Bye: East Fremantle East Frem 28
Monday, 13 April West Pth 8 C’mont 20
Perth 11.8 (74) d Swan Dist 9.13 (67) East Pth 4 Port Adelaide 14.10 (94) d Fremantle 11.4 (70) – FRE 14th Peel 20
Swans 4
C’mont 0 West Coast 11.11 (77) lost to Geelong 15.9 (99) – WCE 13th Bye: Peel Thunder
Round 12 Sth Frem 28 Bulldogs 13.19 (97) lost to West Coast 16.6 (102) – WCE 12th
Saturday, 13 June Subi 28
East Perth 10.12 (72) lost to Peel 10.15 (75) Peel 10.13 (73) lost to East Frem 15.20 (110) Swans 28 Fremantle 17.14 (116) d Port Adelaide 11.8 (74) – FRE 15th
Subiaco 16.14 (110) d Swan Dist 13.11 (89) West Pth 28
Bye: West Perth South Frem 21.19 (145) d West Perth 10.4 (64) East Frem 24 Round 21
Perth 15.19 (109) d East Perth 8.13 (61) Peel 20 Friday, 14 August
St Kilda 25.11 (161) d West Coast 9.10 (64) – WCE 13th Perth 16 South Frem 8.19 (67) d East Frem 7.9 (51) Sth Frem 56
East Pth 12 Saturday, 15 August Subiaco 48
Fremantle 11.14 (80) lost to Adelaide 15.14 (104) – FRE 14th C’mont 8 Peel 8.9 (57) lost to Claremont 15.15 (105) Swans 44
East Perth 12.17 (89) d West Perth 11.7 (73) East Pth 40
Round 5 East Frem 16 Bye: Claremont Swan Dist 13.13 (91) drew Perth 13.13 (91) West Pth 38
Saturday, 18 April Sth Frem 12 Perth 30
Claremont 14.11 (95) lost to South Frem 16.16 (112) Peel 12 Richmond 13.14 (92) d West Coast 11.11 (77) – WCE 13th East Frem 28
East Frem 18.7 (115) d West Perth 13.12 (90) Subi 12 C’mont 24
East Perth 14.8 (92) d Perth 12.11 (83) Perth 8 Peel 20
Sunday, 19 April East Pth 8
Peel 16.9 (105) lost to Subiaco 17.11 (113) West Pth 8 Round 13 Subi 32 Bye: Subiaco
Swans 4 Swans 32
C’mont 0 Saturday, 20 June Sth Frem 28 West Coast 17.8 (110) d Nth Melbourne 10.12 (72) – WCE 12th
East Perth 16.12 (108) d Peel 10.12 (72) West Pth 28 Melbourne 20.7 (127) d Fremantle 9.10 (64) – FRE 15th
East Frem 24
Bye: Swan Districts Claremont 11.17 (83) d East Frem 10.9 (69) Peel 20
Perth 16
St Kilda 17.9 (111) d Fremantle 4.4 (28) – FRE 16th Swan Dist 18.7 (115) d Perth 8.21 (69) East Pth 16 Round 22 Sth Frem 56
South Frem 10.14 (74) lost to Subiaco 15.12 (102) C’mont 12 Saturday, 22 August Subi 52
West Coast 17.14 (116) d Bulldogs 12.11 (83) – WCE 10th Perth 24.19 (163) d Peel 6.7 (43) Swans 48
Bye:West Perth Claremont 21.9 (135) d West Perth 11.9 (75) East Pth 40
East Frem 9.6 (60) lost to Swan Dist 19.23 (137) West Pth 38
Round 6 Anzac Day Weekend East Frem 16 Fremantle 11.9 (75) lost to Geelong 13.16 (94) – FRE 15th East Perth 8.14 (62) lost to Subiaco 11.13 (79) Perth 34
Saturday, 25 April Sth Frem 16 Bye: South Fremantle C’mont 28
South Frem 11.14 (80) d East Frem 11.8 (74) Peel 12 Round 14 Subi 36 East Frem 28
Swan Dist 13.18 (96) d Claremont 11.11 (77) East Pth 12 Saturday, 27 June Sth Frem 32 Peel 20
Sunday, 26 April Subi 12 Claremont 12.11 (83) d West Perth 10.9 (69) Swans 32
Perth 13.8 (86) lost to West Perth 15.15 (105) West Pth 12 East Frem 4.12 (36) lost to East Perth 12.13 (85) West Pth 28 Adelaide 18.14 (122) d West Coast 7.6 (48) – FRE 14th
Monday, 27 April Perth 8 Subiaco 26.14 (170) d Peel 9.9 (63) East Frem 24
Swans 8 Perth 10.10 (70) lost to Sth Frem 16.13 (109) East Perth 20 Fremantle 21.15 (141) d Essendon 13.9 (87) – WCE 12th
C’mont 0 Peel 20
C’mont 16
Subiaco 10.13 (73) lost to East Perth 10.16 (76) Perth 16 Round 23 Sth Frem 60
Bye: Peel Thunder Bye: Swan Districts Saturday, 29 August Subi 52
Swans 48
Hawthorn 11.7 (73) d West Coast 7.14 (56) – WCE 11th Collingwood 26.13 (169) d Fremantle 13.7 (85) – FRE 15th Claremont 11.8 (74) lost to Perth 10.16 (76) West Pth 42
Fremantle 18.13 (121) d Sydney Swans 16.4 (100) – FRE 16th West Coast 16.11 (107) d Hawthorn 13.9 (87) – WCE 12th West Perth 15.7 (97) d Subiaco 14.6 (90) East Pth 40
Swan Dist 12.8 (80) lost to South Frem 22.11 (143) Perth 38
Round 15 Naidoc Week East Frem 32
Saturday, 4 July C’mont 28
Round 7 Sth Frem 20 East Perth 13.5 (83) d Subiaco 10.18 (78) Sth Frem 36 Peel 11.13 (79) lost to East Frem 23.6 (144) Peel 20
Friday, 1 May East Frem 16 South Frem 25.11 (161) d Claremont 12.11 (83) Subi 36
West Perth 12.9 (81) lost to Swan Dist 17.15 (117) Peel 16 West Perth 16.7 (103) lost to Perth 21.13 (139) Swans 36 Bye: East Perth
Saturday, 2 May Perth 12 Swan Dist 24.14 (158) d East Frem 8.12 (60) West Pth 28
Claremont 16.13 (109) lost to Peel 17.11 (113) Swans 12 Bye: Peel Thunder East Pth 24 West Coast 17.23 (125) d Richmond 6.9 (45) – WCE 11th
Sunday, 3 May Subi 12 East Frem 24
East Frem 17.9 (111) lost to Perth 20.4 (124) West Pth 12 Perth 20 Geelong 14.10 (94) d Fremantle 8.6 (54) – FRE 14th
East Pth 12 Peel 20
C’mont 0 C’mont 16
East Perth 7.19 (52) lost to South Frem 22.18 (150) Melbourne 17.10 (112) d West Coast 13.14 (92) – WCE 12th SEMI-FINALS
Saturday, September 5.
Bye: Subiaco Fremantle 15.10 (100) lost to Carlton 16.19 (115) – FRE 15th First semi-final
Swan Dist 16.14 (110) d West Perth 10.13 (73)
West Coast 9.20 (74) lost to Fremantle 13.9 (87) – WCE – 12th Round 16 Second semi-final
Friday, 10 July South Frem 19.21 (135) d Subiaco 10.5 (65)
FRE – 14th Sth Frem 17.16 (118) d East Perth 11.5 (71) Sth Frem 40
Saturday, 11 July Swans 38 PRELIMINARY FINAL
Round 8 Mother’s Day Sth Frem 20 Perth 16.15 (111) d East Frem 11.8 (52) Subi 36 Saturday, September 12
Saturday, 9 May Subi 16 Swan Dist 16.13 (109) drew West Perth 16.13 (109) West Pth 30 2.15pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium
Subiaco 15.17 (107) d East Frem 8.9 (57) Swans 16 Peel 17.10 (112) lost to Claremont 20.14 (134) Perth 24
Perth 10.11 (71) lost to Claremont 13.21 (99) East Frem 16 East Pth 24 GRAND FINAL
Swan Dist 18.12 (120) d East Perth 12.9 (81) West Pth 16 East Frem 24 Sunday, September 20
Peel 12.8 (80) lost to West Perth 19.16 (130) Peel 16 C’mont 20 (Final dates dependant on AFL finals)
Bye: South Fremantle Perth 12 Peel 20 All fixture dates are subject to change. AFL game times are WA times.
East Pth 12
C’mont 4 Bye: Subiaco
Adelaide 19.16 (130) d Fremantle 1.7 (13) – FRE 16th
Carlton 11.15 (81) lost to Fremantle 13.10 (88) – FRE 14th West Coast 11.4 (70) lost to St Kilda 13.12 (90) – WCE 12th
West Coast 12.18 (90) d Melbourne 13.4 (82) – WCE 11th
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