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Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 2 Claremont Football Club (Inc) 95th Annual General Meeting Financial Statements and Balance Sheet to be presented to the Members at the Annual General Meeting. This will be held at the Claremont Football Club 3 Davies Road, Claremont on Thursday the 10th of December 2020 at 6.00pm.

1. APOLOGIES 5. FINANCE REPORT

2. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING 6. FOOTBALL REPORT

3. PRESIDENTS REPORT 7. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AWARDS

4. RETURNING OFFICERS REPORT 8. GENERAL BUSINESS

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 3 2020 CLAREMONT FOOTBALL CLUB BOARD

Darcy Coffey Grant Povey Brian Beresford Tim Sullivan Tony Evans CEO President Vice President Director Director

Darrell Panizza Rachel Asquith Jeremy Sims Jenny Rogers Director Director Director Director 2020 BOARD MEMBERS ATTENDANCE PATRONAGE From 2020 AGM Meeting - PATRON Peter LAURANCE A.O Total of 13 monthly meetings VICE PATRONS Phillip CRABB PRESIDENT Grant POVEY 13 Meetings Sue KNOWLES VICE PRESIDENT Brian BERESFORD 12 Meetings Anne KYLE DIRECTORS Tony EVANS 12 Meetings Ross LEDGER 8 Meetings Erroll MARRON Jenny ROGERS 13 Meetings John O’CONNELL Jeremy SIMS 13 Meetings Ian OLDFIELD Kevin SOMES Tim SULLIVAN 11 Meetings Ken VENABLES Rachel ASQUITH 11 Meetings (Seconded in January)

No. 1 Ticket Hon Colin BARNETT Holder

CLUB OFFICE STAFF

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER TALENT MANAGER FACILITIES MANAGER Darcy Coffey Jordan Smith Pat Coffey

ACCOUNTANT ADMIN/MARKETING COORDINATOR BAR MANAGER Lisa MacNiell Holly Reed Arianne Kane

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER FUNCTIONS MANAGER Kepler Bradley Emma Woods

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 4 Claremont Football Club FOOTBALL STAFF COACHES Gate Staff Gail COLE League Head Coach Darren HARRIS Jason COLE League Asst. Coaches Josh PULLMAN Alicia COLE Brayden DUCKWORTH MISCELLANIOUS Steve ARMSTRONG Player Development Reserves Head Coach Ryan MacKENZIE Ground Announcer Jack BEECK Reserves Asst. Coaches Aaron HOLT Scoreboard Jailyn KILL Craig GLANCY Media Dan SCAMOZZI David LUCAS Filming/Promotion Cameron BRANCH Hunter LUCAS Timekeepers Ed COYLE S & C Manager Jake SHAW Geoff CURRIE S & C Asst’s. Steph SULIDIS Ground Manager Oliver LINE Emmett O’BRIEN Welfare Steve ALLSOP Alaina O’REILLY Leadership facilitator Jesse LAURIE Colts Coach Matt ANGUS Colts Asst. Coach Ben WILLETT Brett BOWLER SUPPORT GROUPS Jake COLVIN PAST PLAYERS & OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION Tim MONKHOUSE President Les GILLIIES Ashley CLANCY Vice President Phil Sutton Colts Specialist Coach Secretary Phil McGANN Colts S&C Manager Andrew JONSON Treasurer Frank RICCELLI Colts S&C Asst’s. Oliver ARMSTRONG Committee David CRAWFORD Joel YOUNG Bob EDMISTON MEDICAL Registrar John PEDDIE Doctors Lionel LIM Board Rep. Jeremy SIMS Physiotherapists Anthony McEVOY Patron Kim MANOLAS Vice Patron John O’CONNELL Head Trainers Louisa PATERSON LADIES COMMITTEE Jessica RICHARDS Carol MILLBAND Trevor NAULLS Colts Head Trainers Kara MALKOVIC Bev GASCOIGNE Garry GASCOIGNE Katie HANRAHAN Shirley MEDCALF Helen RUTHERFORD PROPERTY Carole PRESNELL Barry ASHLIN Head Property Jack DENTON VOLUNTARY MAINTENANCE CREW - DAD’S ARMY TEAM MANAGERS Foreman - Ian HAGGERTY Keith BYERS Ed COYLE Stan GARNER League Manager Keith MILLBAND Dale EDWARDS Garry GASCOIGNE Garry HILL Malcolm McKERCHER Reserves Manager Murray WILLIS Kerry SPRIGG Ron DINGWALL Colts Manager Bern WILLETT Murray WILLIS Andrew WEBSTER MATCH DAY Phil SUTTON Jeremy SIMS Bob EDMISTON Trevor NAULLS Runners Aaron HOLT Wayne REYNOLDS Les BRITTAIN Ian RICHARDSON Phil McGANN John FAIRBRASS FACILITIES MANAGER Ryan McKENZIE Pat Coffey John GIBBONS Tom JAMES Chris TAN Frank O’CONNELL Ian FISHER BAR MANAGER Matt SOFOULIS Ray GILLIES John O’CONNELL Arianne Kane Ken VENABLES Graemme WESTON League Stats Dave VICKERS Pat COFFEY Hans WOCHNIK Wayne GOLDING Les GILLIES Chris STONE Frank RICCELLI Don SUTHERLAND Photographer Michael O’BRIEN Barry PRESNELL

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 5 including holding Senior Assistant roles at Essendon, and Gold Coast.

I know that Ash has already made an impact on the players that have had the chance to meet him. I am confident that the players are ready for the next chapter of their careers and will be striving to take that next step together to get the ultimate success.

I would like to thank my fellow board members. (My philosophy is to surround myself with people who are smarter than me!)

• Brian Beresford (VP and Finance Director) • Tony Evans (Football Director) • Tim Sullivan (Finance Committee) • Jenny Rogers (Raffle/Auction/Events Director) PRESIDENT’S REPORT • Darrell Panizza (Talent Director) • Jeremy Sims (Infrastructure Director) GRANT POVEY • Rachel Asquith (Women’s Football President)

The highlight of the year, in a condensed season, was the The WAFL industry is envious of the quality of our Board. I Club fielding 3 teams in the Grand Final and winning the take great pride in the fact that we have robust, honest prestigious Rodriguez Shield. discussions around the board table, and we are all prepared to listen to the views of others.

I’m proud that the Board worked together to make hard decisions in February to reduce costs, and manage our FINANCES financial commitments during the Pandemic. The Board is appreciative of all our sponsors, patrons, platinum The Club has recorded an nett operating surplus of members and members who stuck with us during the $562,292 for the financial year ended 31 October 2020. tough times. This is an outstanding result, although we are conscious of the vulnerability of our revenue streams to a potential The Board’s vision for the next 5 years is to: future COVID related lockdown. Our strong result was aided by Government Assistance programs, including 1. Be the powerhouse Club of the WAFL, on and off the Job Keeper, PAYG incentives, that were put in place due field; to COVID. The shortened season, and a corresponding 2. Invest in our Talent Pathway to ensure that 90% of our reduction in player payments that was mutually agreed league side is comprised of players developed from by the WAFC with the COP that also contributed to the within our zones; strong financial result. 3. Be a community hub for our junior football teams; and 4. Have sustainable, strong financial performance, with no The pleasing financial result means that we ended the debt year with no outstanding bank debt, having paid down the 5 year term loan almost 2 years ahead of schedule, The Football Affairs Committee, comprising Darcy Coffey and with our overdraft facility being undrawn. (CEO) Kepler Bradley (FM) Tony Evans (Football Director), Nevertheless, the Club is still very much reliant on the Brian Beresford (VP), Darrel Panizza and myself carried continued support of our members, sponsors and out a review to determine what the Club required for volunteers. The Club would simply not exist without your the next 5 to 10 years - in the context of a changing continued support. football environment. Following this review, and upon the completion of Darren Harris’ contractual commitment COACHES AND PLAYERS with the Club, the Board unanimously determined to seek a new Coach rather than offer Darren a new contract. These decisions are never easy, but it was made with the I would like to also thank all the coaches, managers, best interests of the Club at heart. support staff, medical teams in all 3 grades for their amazing efforts during an extraordinary season. To make the Grand Final in all 3 grades was an outstanding effort We would like to thank Darren for his efforts over the last by all involved. 4 years, which culminated in the narrow Grand Final loss, and we wish him all best for the future. VOLUNTEERS The Board is excited to have appointed former Claremont player and Coach, Ash Prescott, as our Coach for the We are indeed fortunate to have a team of loyal and next 3 years. Ash returns to the Club with an impressive passionate volunteers that give of their time to the Club. resume. Ash has spent the past 13 years (since leaving Claremont in 2007) coaching within the AFL system,

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 6 Claremont Football Club years we have seen just about everything. We are very fortunate to have a young, enthusiastic, and smart CEO. I look forward to working closely with him in 2021

Kepler Bradley has been an excellent appointment as the Club’s Football Manager. His ability to coordinate players, keep budgets, and to communicate with coaches and players has put the Club in a strong position on the field.

Lisa MacNeill (Finance) works very hard behind the scenes to keep our accounts up to date and accurate. We are blessed to have such an exceptional finance person working with us. I would like thank: • Monday’s Dad’s Army led by Ian Haggerty, for keeping Holly Reed (Administration Assistant) who always has a the club in order as well as keeping me accountable. We smile on her face at reception and is always keen to help all thank you for your hard work with anything that needs out behind the bar. to be done; • The Ladies’ Committee for feeding Dad’s Army and the Pat Coffey for being a “jack of all trades” and looking players; and after the building facilities and tenants. • Past Players and Officials, led by Les Gillies, for organizing the past player events and raising much Emma Woods (Event Manager) recently joined us and needed cash for the Club. has been first class in her role to help coordinate events • Medical trainers, trainee physio’s that help with all three with Ari Kane & Mitch Lim taking on the huge task of grades. managing the bar with their incredible casual bar staff team. SPONSORS, PATRONS, PLATINUM EXCITING NEWS It’s vitally important that we run this Club within the resources we have available to us. Without our Sponsors, The Claremont Football Club has been very vocal behind Patrons, and our Platinum Club, our great Club would not the scenes to the WAFC to convince them that the exist. All these very loyal and generous organisations and Talent Pathway belongs back at the Club. I’m pleased people are listed in this report. to announce that this will be finally happening. As I write, the finishing touches are being put on the agreement I would like to particularly mention our Stadium Sponsor between the WAFC and Clubs. This agreement will allow and biggest tenant, “REVO FITNESS” and thank the team us to create one big community hub with coaches, staff behind REVO, Andrew Holder and George Gelavis, for and parents all aligned within the talent program. their massive contribution to the Club. I look forward to seeing everyone down at Tiger Land for STAFF a successful season in 2021.

I would like to thank Darcy Coffey (CEO). Darcy has Regards, shown he can handle any situation that is thrown at him and to be brutally honest I’m pretty sure that the last 2 Grant Povey

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 7 But whilst separation was a near universal solution to the global events facing us, the sense of togetherness and community it inadvertently fostered should not be forgotten. The care and compassion people displayed for others during this time was profound. In the months of uncertainty between March and June, not one of our 1,500+ members asked for their money back. Not only that, but a couple of people even made some regular deposits to the Club for which we are extremely grateful.

Despite the economic impact of the pandemic, there was also little hesitation from our loyal sponsors to honour agreements in what ended up being a very different season to what they expected. Particular mention must go to our key partners during this CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S REPORT extraordinary time; • Sahib Singh from Foodies IGA DARCY COFFEY • Andrew Holder & George Gelavis at Revo Fitness • Kevin Terry from Hertz Welshpool Unprecedented – clearly the word of 2020 and an • Harold Tracey from H&M Tracey Construction apt description of the year that was. • Lee Parker from SKG Radiology • Angus & George Henderson from AGH Law A pre-season that went for close to 8 months, a third • Gary Johnson from Kimberley Regional Service of which was completed in isolation. Staff members Providers losing their jobs as our function rooms became dormant indefinitely. Our changerooms empty and motionless at a time when they should have Internally the leadership and operational impact of our been full of life and activity. And people across the Board cannot be understated. I know very few people country were literally fighting over toilet paper. have a true understanding of the financial, emotional and time investment they put into the Club. They are not paid for their services – they are elected by the Throughout April and May, as our Club members and are charged with providing governance implemented our own austerity measures in the and driving the strategic direction of the Club. Whilst face of the invisible threat to our livelihoods (e.g. incredibly supportive of our team’s performance, Kep mowing the oval with his whipper snipper), the they are not there to be fans – they have to cast a competition congregated over Zoom to determine critical eye on performance across all elements of how to commence the playing season with the the Club, identify improvements and make tough health and financial constraints the globe was decisions within their respective portfolios. And they facing. Sacrifices were made, conditions were set, take this responsibility very seriously. I believe they and then reset, and then tweaked again in the have handled the challenges of 2020 with incredible ever-shifting landscape. resilience and commitment and I would like to thank Grant, Brian, Tony, Tim, Darrell, Jenny, Jeremy & Rachel Yet, how quickly things change. Be it luck, location, personally for their support and leadership through the good management or some of each, the State trying times that this year has presented. bounced back to work quickly. Suddenly, the pause on life that the pandemic had created here seemed like a distant memory. Our single round season finally kicked off in July, and for all the restrictions in place, pretty much ran like clockwork. We witnessed some fantastic football across the 6 grades, we had some magnificent lunches and events, we saw the emergence of exciting new talent, attendances were up, and people were thirsty. Whilst Grand Final appearances across the three men’s grades did not result in the cups we craved, we were able to earn our first Rodriguez shield in 7 years and this is certainly a measure of a strong club and something we can be very proud of.

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 8 Claremont Football Club • Kepler, Jordan & Jodi have managed their playing groups through this disrupted and disjointed campaign. The impacts of the season’s hurdles are far greater than football and even a physical perspective, so to help our playing groups and support staff navigate this was no small feat.

• Will, Zoe & Georgina who all left us throughout the year as a consequence of the Covid lockdown.

• Lisa, Holly & Pat who have picked up myriad responsibilities, taken everything in their stride and carried the Club through the year from an operational perspective.

• Ari, Mitch, and, more recently Emma, have taken on running the bar and function centre with aplomb – the feedback on their manner and level of service has In relation to the club’s staff, who have all endured been phenomenal. plenty over the course of the year, I would like to thank: Although shorter in number of games played than any other season in my lifetime, Season 2020 will leave a • Darren – Thank you for your four years at the long and lasting impact on us all. As we look forward, helm. Your care of players in particular was I must congratulate Ash Prescott who takes the reins unquestionable and although not able to taste as our senior coach in 2021. Not only does he bring premiership success, much of what you fostered will a wealth of experience from his time in the football help us continue to develop and grow as a Club. industry, when going through the interview process Ash talked about taking the role would be tantamount to • Likewise to our faithful coaching lieutenants in ‘coming home’. You can make a dollar from rent, or Steve, Brayden, Josh, Ryan & Dave for all their over the bar at a function, but it’s this connection to time and effort over the past year and previous the Club that will take us forward into the future. campaigns. I would ask everyone who supports the Club to • Matt, Ash and their respective coaching groups celebrate the positives of the season, and to harness within the colts and futures programs. We have the challenges we have faced to drive the Club not had the highest percentage of locally zoned forward. And in the spirit of how we tackled 2020, let’s players at senior level for decades by accident – do it together. the work put in at this level is critical and I couldn’t think of better custodians.

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 9 LIFE MEMBERS

TJ Ahern * R Dover * MJ Lasscock WH Morris * AW Smith M Atkinson G Earnshaw * HS Leckie * NR Morton GB Smith * J Edmeades * B Lee * GF Moss EG Baker * PG Smith * MR Elphick N Lee * LC Mumme R Barns DW Soutar * J Firkin * J Lemmon * JK Munro * FR Batt * Dr R Fitzpatrick JJ Leonard * GJ Neesham A Steward * B Beecroft T Friedlieb J Lewis C North * C Stewart * W Blackwell B Garner EA Lovegrove * D O’Connell R Bond * JR Stewart * S Garner EL Lummis * JE O’Connell HV Boys * WH Sutherland * R Gillies PC Lushey * W O’Neill * AW Bradshaw * NA Tame R Graffin GL Maffina * MF Bridgwood * I Oldfield GK Thompson * RW Briggs * IT Grieve * B Maister EL Packham * W Brophy * JL Grieve * S Malaxos D Panizza Dr PB Tunbridge M Buttfield * J Guard D Manea A Parker * K Venables JF Hamley * M Manea JD Parkinson KR Caporn * JA Watkins * T Handley FJ Mann * G Pearce * LJ Carroll L Watkins * K Casellas M Hann KW Mann RH Price * WA Watkins PJ Cassidy * Dr J Harvey EF Marron D Pye VE Chambers R Harvey DC Marshall W Ralph A Webster J Chapman * WR Harvey K Maskiell EJ Reeves * J Webster * SA Headon * WK Maskiell * JB Reid * RM Chapman * JF Wheeler * F Chatel * HE Hendy * KM Matthews SW Reynolds AF White * L Christopher G Hill SL McClements * FS Riccelli JA White * SC Clarke * CJ Hooper * D McInerney I Richardson KJ Clune KA Hough * JD McIntosh RP Rodriguez * T Wilson HJ Compton * AW Hughes HD McKee * DH Rowe * B Wira DL Idle * S Medcalf C Rudeforth EB Cook * K Worthington LJ Cook P Jago * GE Mell * J Sale * K Xanthis LW Cove * RR Jeffrey * S Mell * M Sale * E Coyle B Johnston RC Melville NB Salomons S Young * J Crabb A Jones HM Mercer * ER Sanders * A Hamp P Crabb CR Kemp * C Millband L Saraceni R McQueen W Kidner * K Millband J Scott * D Crawford K Somes C Creed * D Kowal GM Moloney * SG Scott JT Cross A Kyle RE Moloney * AG Shaw * FW Cuzens PR Kyle * SR Moloney * AP Skinner * *Deceased JB Dethridge RJ Kyle * FJ Morris * MA Smart

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The Claremont Football Club pays tribute to the following members of the loved by the club as an enthusiastic supporter at home matches and Tigers “family” who passed away during 2020 at club functions.

TULLY Collin, Player No. 644, who delighted Claremont fans in the POWER Doreen, The Ladies Committee wish to express their sadness early 1970s with his dashing play in the centre, died in this on the passing of a wonderful lady Doreen Power, a long-time year at the age of 71. He joined Claremont in 1971 and made 53 volunteer of the CFC Ladies Committee. Her wonderful company and appearances for the Tigers over three seasons before returning to sense of humour will be sadly missed. Victoria. GOLDIE Ian, Player No. 454. Former Claremont footballer and club BRADY Brian, Past CFC Player, passed away on the 13th May 2020. president Ian Goldie passed away this year, aged in his early eighties. Brady played 59 Games during his time at the club from 1953 to 1956, Ian became Club President in 1986. He was a ruckman/forward as Player No.401. who played in 24 league matches, making his debut against East Fremantle at East on June 9, 1956. MITCHELL Dawn, Nan of CFC Captain , as well as an inspiring person to many Claremont Players, passed away at the CLUNE Kevin, Player No.413 (“The Carnamah Kid”}, who became a age of 91. Dawn’s love for watching Kane play football was so Legend, and one of the most popular players at our Club passed strong throughout his entire career. She never missed a game and away this year. Clune played 231 games, being a two times Best and supported the Claremont Football Club specifically in so many ways. Fairest and a State Representative. Kevin’s Funeral took place on 2 January 2020 JOHNSTON Rob, has been a supporter and member of the Claremont Football Club his entire life. He passed away at the age of 82. He was LEWIS Irwin, Player No.493. A hard hitting, “no nonsense “ player in such a likeable character and the Dad’s Army were so excited when the 50s and 60s, who played in the 1964 Premiership team. Irwin’s he joined them 7 years ago. three son’s Cameron, Clayton and Chris, all played with distinction for Claremont, the latter becoming a star for the . Irwin LEACH Quenton, Player No. 881, played 61 games and won Best passed away on 28 January 2020 and Fairest in 1994. With heavy hearts we have lost 1993 Claremont premiership player Quentin Leach to cancer, aged 47. Tough as they CLUNE Gary, Kevin’s son, passed away on 18 February 2020 come Quentin went on to become an inaugural Fremantle Docker and more recently has been involved back within the Tigers District at HYDE John, Player No. 430, Captain/ Coach in 1955 and 1956. John his boyhood club Marist JFC. played 37 games for Claremont, winning the in 1955 and representing WA in the same year. He was previously an CLARKO Jim, a dedicated Claremont supporter and benefactor, outstanding Dual Premiership Player and Best and Fairest player for died at the age of 87. He made a valuable contribution to the club, Geelong in the 50s. John passed away on 26 March 2020. serving as a vice-patron for 22 years, from 1997 to 2018. He was much

Claremont Football Club AnnualAnnual Report Report 2020 2020 | | 11 Elliott had terrific seasons through the midfield, which saw Max eventually make his League debut and play in a League grand final.

The football played by the Reserves team late in the year certainly had a positive influence on where the League side finished on the premiership table. Our League side had a strong start beating Subiaco in Round 1, where we played 4 debutants and saw Ryan Lim achieve his 100 games milestone. We then had an indifferent period during the middle of the season until we played West in our last game of the year needing victory to have any hope in finishing 2nd on the ladder and giving ourselves a double chance. We kicked 5 goals in the first quarter to set up victory while strangling West Perth’s scoring FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER opportunities throughout the game and eventually running out 31-point winners. Our attention turned to KEPLER BRADLEY the last game of the year between West Perth and Subiaco where we relied on percentage to jump ahead of West Perth. West Perth at 3 quarter time After a gruelling 5-month pre-season which started in were 46 points up and looked certain to finish in 2nd November 2019, the WAFL season was put on hold spot until a gallant Subiaco team kicked 5 of the last in March due to the global Covid-19 pandemic. 6 goals to send Claremont into 2nd spot by just 0.2%. This brought great uncertainty to not only the WAFL With our tails in the air after an unlikely result we competition but to all competitions around Australia. ventured down to Fremantle Oval to play South When we notified the players that we wouldn’t know if Fremantle in the 2nd Semi-final. A confident South or when the season would start, the playing group led Fremantle knowing they have had the better of us by our leadership group were straight on the front foot, in 4 of the last 5 clashes were met by a determined asking what they could do to get the edge on other Claremont side which held South Fremantle goalless teams and help us win the next WAFL premiership. to half time. The performances of , The players started training individually and then in Alec Watermen and Declan Mountford made groups of 5, then 10, then 20, until we got to a point sure Claremont went on to secure a grand final where we could train as a whole group, adhering to appearance. South Fremantle now had to beat West the strict government protocols along each step of Perth in a preliminary final the following week which the way. The WAFL Commission eventually gave us they were able to do. the green light for the season start on Saturday 18th July. The hybrid season saw an 8-game home and The stage was set for a Claremont v South Fremantle away season with a top 4 finals series and when the Grand Final. It was a highly physical high-pressure fixtures were released our round 1 game was against game which saw the scores tight throughout. Heavy raining premiers Subiaco at . hits and gut running from both sides saw a range of injuries. Captain Kane Mitchell dislocated his shoulder To have all 3 grades (Colts, Reserves, League) finish in the first quarter and amazingly returned to the field top 3 on the ladder and eventually play in grand to help his team mates out. Ben Edwards copped finals was an incredible effort despite not quite hitting a heavy hit in the 2nd quarter which forced him off the heights we were expecting. Our young Reserves the ground until after half time where he returned team, led by first year coach Ryan MacKenzie, started and contributed well. With the game being played the season slow having won 1 game of the first 4. at high intensity both teams were fatiguing late in Despite losing in round 5 against an unbeaten East the game with a number of players from both sides Perth team, it was an encouraging display and with cramping. In the dying minutes we had it locked in the leadership of senior players (Curren, Lee, Manuel, our forward line only needing a goal to lead. Ball up Ledger), it was the catalyst to winning the last 5 after ball up, after tackle, we were unable to games including both Semi Final and Preliminary Final get a clear kick away. South Fremantle eventually victories. A mature East Perth outfit got the better got a clearing kick away and as Haydn Busher was of us on grand final day but one thing our football running back in defence to gather the loose ball, the department is confident of is that a number of young siren went. Although we were on the wrong side of players have bright futures. Anthony Davis was best the scoreboard no one can knock the effort of the on ground in the grand final using his deadly kick to 22 players that took their place on the field. Alec great effect. The development of key position players Watermen was impressive again up forward kicking Jack Buller, Steve Miller, Billy Reilly and Max Minear 3 goals whilst Declan Mountford and Jared Hardisty has reassured us that we have the best talented worked tirelessly in the midfield and Baily Rogers talls in the competition. Charlie Malone looked again provided bounce off half back. Rylie Morgan dangerous up forward, while Max Spyvee and Ben was a shining light with his best performance to date

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 12 ClaremontClaremont Football Football Club Club at League level in his short career and Jye Bolton had • 89% of players were local zoned, once again an incredible game and was clearly the best player leading the WAFL competition with the next best at on the ground, winning the in a losing 71%. side. • Top 3 in this years League B&F was Alec Waterman, There is a lot to like about our 2020 Tigers. 6 players Jye Bolton and Jared Hardisty. made their League debut in a significantly shortened season. Tom Baldwin won best first year player • Top 3 in this years Reserves B&F was Tom Curren, playing all 10 games whilst Alec Waterman won his Ben Elliott and Jack Buller. first E.B Cook medal after an outstanding year playing in the forward line. Recruit provided • Jye Bolton won his 3rd Simpson Medal. much needed leadership to our young group as well as playing multiple positions and Kimberley product • Milestones achieved by Anton Hamp- 150 games Ed McGinty provided a spark around goals. Oliver (life membership), Ryan Lim- 100 games and Harry Eastland was back to his best in the ruck whilst Declan McCracken- 50 games. Mountford, Jye Bolton and Jared Hardisty continue to be among the competition’s elite midfielders. Bailey A big thanks to all of our wonderful football support Rogers was used both in the midfield and across half staff who contribute countless hours and truly have back to great affect and Anton Hamp played a new the club’s best interest at heart. League Coaches role up forward where he looked dangerous. Callan Darren, Josh, Brayden & Steve did a terrific job leading England had an outstanding year playing both in the the team to a grand final; Ryan, Dave, Aaron, Craig forward line and midfield. Haydn Busher and Declan and Hunter for coaching the Reserves to a Grand Hardisty were ever reliable in defence and rarely got Final; Keith and Murray as team managers; Jake, beaten. Emmett, Steph, Marlee & Alaina in S&C; Jess, Lou and the wonderful trainers; Macca leading physio; Lionel As we look forward to 2021 there is a real excitement as matchday doctor; Jack Denton in your work with amongst the playing group. Key players Lachie the property; Wayne and Dave as our League stats Martinis (ankle) and Jack Beeck (ACL) will return team; Jeremy for filming our training sessions; Frank, after both missing the entirety of season 2020. New Andy, Tony and Ken as our Reserves stats team; Ian, recruits Jason Carter, Francis Watson, Anthony Treacy Pat and the Monday Crew; and of course Carol & the and Isaiah Butters will strengthen both forward and Ladies Committee who not only came to the rescue backlines next year. I look forward to seeing these for match day catering but have also supported the guys have great pre-seasons and add to an already football department for decades. Special thanks to talented and driven young group. Tom Curren who worked with us helping with welfare and player development throughout the year. Some key facts and highlights of season 2020- The club is what the people make it, and the people • We played 28 players in the League side with 6 we have are incredible. I look forward to getting players making their League debuts. stuck into 2021!

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| 14 Annual Report 2017 Claremont Football Club Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 14 ClaremontClaremont Football Football ClubClub ClaremontClaremont Football Football ClubClub AnnualAnnual Report Report 2020 2020 | | 15 for our players and staff who deserved a positive result for their efforts all year, but credit to the Lions. They had been a formidable opponent in our two previous encounters where we managed to get over the line, so we were not surprised by their impressive performance on Grand Final Day.

While October 4th ended up becoming a somewhat sour day for the entire football club, as a Colts group we ultimately look back on the year incredibly satisfied with what we achieved and the manner in which we approached the year. We played an exciting brand of football and had an incredibly tight-knit playing group that have formed bonds that will last a lifetime. What the boys achieved together this year as a group stretches far beyond defeat in the last game of the year. TALENT MANAGER As would be expected in a minor premiership-winning side, we had several players who achieved a great deal of individual recognition at JORDAN SMITH the back end of the year.

2020 was already a different year for the Claremont Talent Programs The absence of a U18 National Championships this year provided an long before the COVID-19 Pandemic took hold. A new Talent increased number of players with the opportunity to take part in two Manager, a new Colts Coach, a new Futures Coach and a fresh and NAB U18 All Star Matches during October. Well done to the following inexperienced Colts Squad all made for some exciting challenges, but boys who achieved selection for these matches and all performed through plenty of hard work by many amazing people, our programs admirably: Samuel Alvarez, Jack Avery, Logan Guelfi, Kalin Lane, were again able to achieve terrific outcomes both on and off the field. Jacob van Rooyen, Joel Western, Jake Willson and Logan Young. CFC Senior Player and 2019 Colts Premiership Player Max Spyvee was also WAFL COLTS selected after his outstanding season which shows the possibilities for what young players straight out of Colts football can achieve through With only five players from last year’s Colts Premiership team returning plenty of hard work and dedication. to our 2020 squad, our Colts group went into the season with many external observers doubting their credentials. A mixed bag of Congratulations are also due for the following players who were named performances throughout our practice matches only served to in the 2020 WAFL Simply Energy Colts Team of the Year: Jack Avery enhance these doubts, however these had long been dispelled by the (Centre Half Back), Samuel Alvarez (Wing), Jacob van Rooyen (Centre time the boys reached a 6-0 win-loss record to begin the home and Half Forward), Logan Young (Rover) and Logan Guelfi (Interchange). away season. To close out our individual recognitions for the 2020 Colts Program, At times leading up to then, there were doubts whether we would even congratulations to Logan Young whose consistent season saw him have a season, and it must be said that the maturity and dedication named a thoroughly deserving winner of the Tom Richardson Trophy for with which the boys approached our enforced 10-week group training the Colts Fairest and Best. After building his confidence and experience hiatus was outstanding. Led by Coach Matt Angus, the group remained at the level throughout last season, Logan stepped up to become the in very regular contact throughout the break and kept each other’s competition’s premier inside midfielder in 2020, leading the league spirits up while training in smaller groups. I have no doubt that the for Contested Possessions, Clearances and Tackles. Logan edged work completed during the COVID break to keep our playing group out emerging defender Jack Avery, whose perfect 30/30 votes in our connected (and in actual fact bringing them closer together) was a Grand Final defeat threatened to sway the result his way. Explosive significant driver behind our eventual successes on the field once the midfielder Jake Willson was rewarded for his eye-catching season with season got underway. a 3rd place finish. The Tony Evans MVP Trophy was awarded to Joel Western whose performances either side of a mid-year hamstring injury The end result after the shutdown period was an 8-game home and were as exciting as we’ve come to expect from Joel over the last three away season, which was obviously a great outcome in comparison to seasons. Reliable key defender Jacob Blight was acknowledged by other underage competitions such as the NAB League in Victoria which his teammates with the Players’ Player Award for his efforts in regularly were unable to get any season underway, but clearly still frustrating in shutting down the opposition’s best key forward, while Leith Fitzpatrick the limitations this placed on the number of players we were able to received the WAFL Combined Past Players & Officials Association’s expose to Colts football throughout the season. Encouragement Award following a strong season playing across half forward. That being said, we were ultimately quite satisfied with still managing to play 36 players throughout those eight games, of which 24 were A few important thank yous from a Colts perspective: Coach Matt debutants throughout the season and another three had played only Angus and his Assistant Coaches Benjamin Willett, Jake Colvin, Brett one game prior to this year. Within this 36, we were also proud to have Bowker, Ashley Clancy, Tim Monkhouse and Specialist Coach Byron played five players from our Great Southern zone and two fromour Schammer. Runners Matt Sofoulis and Chris Tan and Team Manager Kimberley zone. Particularly in a ‘COVID Year’ where our regionally- Bern Willett. Head Physiotherapist Kim Manolas for his magnificent work zoned players were even more impacted by the 12-week shutdown keeping our players on the park along with CFC Medical Team stalwarts than others by heading home over this period, these are figures we Dr Lionel Lim and Anthony McEvoy. Head Trainers Kara Malkovic and should be really satisfied with. Katie Hanrahan and their team, Head S&C Coach Andrew Jonson and his Assistant S&C Coaches Oliver Armstrong and Joel Young. Our only home and away loss came in Round 7 against a highly talented East Fremantle side who managed to piece together one Finally, my sincere thanks to a few key football club volunteers who of the best quarters of Colts football by any team all year to see us are the heartbeat of what we do and great supporters of the Colts down six goals to zero at quarter time. Outside of that, we had a mix program – Property Manager Jack Denton, Carol Millband and the of dominant and closely fought wins, which ultimately saw us finish on Ladies Committee for the rolls after every home game, and Les Gillies, top of the ladder with a 7-1 record. Highlights were gutsy victories over Frank Riccelli, Phil McGann and the Past Players & Officials Association more fancied opponents Subiaco and West Perth to bookend our for their monetary contributions to our program and the Thursday night home and away season, and two large triumphs in consecutive weeks Sausage Sizzles during the finals. over Swan Districts and South Fremantle in Rounds 2 and 3. WAFL FUTURES Our finals campaign kicked off with another brave victory overa gallant Subiaco side in the 2nd Semi Final, who went on to demolish They say talent only gets you so far, and that was definitely the case East Fremantle in the Preliminary Final meaning they approached for our Futures squad in the early stages of their season. A supremely our Grand Final match-up with plenty of confidence. Unfortunately, talented group were given a great reality check in Round 1 but turned Subiaco proved far too good on the day – a disappointing outcome things around superbly from there under the guidance of new Head

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A big thank you to Darrell Panizza, Matt Bishop, Glynn Verbruggen and Jodie Paine down in the Great Southern and Carl Merrison and Eamon Rice up in the Kimberley, along with their respective teams, for all their efforts with our regional programs in 2020.

COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS

This year has certainly seen an improvement in our relationships with several key stakeholders throughout our Tigers District Community. I’d like to thank all twelve Tigers District Junior Clubs and also from a PSA Coach Ashley Clancy and his experienced team of assistants. This Schools standpoint Anthony Lynch (Christ Church), Luke Bower (Hale) increase in highly credentialled coaches within our Futures Program and Richard Foster (Scotch) whose preparedness to work together has was a big focus for this year and gladly paid significant dividends. been much appreciated this year.

All Star Matches were also played at U16s level this year, with our A very important ally for our talent programs over many years has been Futures squad providing a remarkable 14 representatives for these that of the Clontarf Academy. This has been a relationship we’ve been fixtures. These were Edward Allan, Will Bailey, Mitchell Barron, Luke delighted to foster further this year as it assists with being able to engage Brown, Harrison Cole, Alex Condon, Lewis Crump, Hugh Davies, Joshua talented Indigenous players from our regional zones (particularly the Ledger, Rohan MacNeill, Dallas McAdam, Fletcher Netherway, Conrad Kimberley) who are attending the Clontarf Aboriginal College at their Williams and William Wolf. Waterford Campus. This year we have had two young men from the Academy training and in one case playing in our Colts team. I would like to extend my thanks to Michael Goss, Michael Russell, Matthew With such a talented group, our end of season awards were always Bill and Andrew McGovern for their shared vision and collaboration in set to be hotly contested, but in the end the following boys are to be providing opportunities for these young Indigenous males and I look congratulated: Encouragement Award – Julian Maceri, Tiger Award – Joshua Ledger, Most Consistent Award – Rohan MacNeill, MVP Award forward to seeing our relationship continue to grow into the future. – Mitchell Barron and Emerging Talent Award – Luke Brown. COACH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Thank you to Coach Ashley Clancy and his Assistant Coaches Ryan Pontifex, Craig Rogers, Declan Cormack, Sam Cousens, Ricki Smith and An exciting initiative for our programs this year has been some avenues Scott Thornton, and Head S&C Coach Marlee Hedley and her Assistant we’ve been able to create for our developing coaches within our S&C Coach Samantha Harvey for all their efforts with the 2020 Futures programs. Providing opportunities for our coaches and staff to develop Program. and progress is a key objective of what we do alongside the obvious development of our players. This year, the Head Coaches of the three DEVELOPMENT SQUADS teams across our 14s and Futures Programs were all Colts Assistant Coaches as well, giving these dedicated and passionate individuals Unfortunately, it was decided that 15s Development Squad a great opportunity to extend themselves and gain a variety of Programs would not be able to go ahead across the WAFL in 2020. experiences both through Assistant Coaching under an experienced Our 14s Development Squad Program was able to take place in an Head Coach at Colts level, and also through stepping up to take abbreviated fashion though, packing nine sessions into a four-and-a- charge of their own team. Through the vision of Colts Coach Matt half-week period, which was a big effort for coaches and players alike. Angus, we are excited to expand our community presence when it While shorter than our normal engagements, it was great to be able comes to coach development over the coming years as well, to to get another new ‘intake’ of our next Claremont players and their ensure that we are continuing to track, engage and develop the most families through the doors and introduce them to what we’re all about. promising coaching talent coming through our regions in the hope that one day they are ready to progress to being our next batch of My thanks to 14s Development Squad Head Coaches Benjamin experienced coaches at the Claremont Football Club. Willett and Jake Colvin and their Assistant Coaches Sam Cousens, Craig Rogers, Chris Tan and Tony Fitzpatrick and also to our 14s S&C THANK YOU Coaches Oliver Armstrong and Joel Young. It is a credit to the work these men did in preparing the boys for games in such a short space The amount of people I’ve already thanked in this report shows just of time that we put in three quality performances during early October how much manpower is required to run effective development which underlined what we hope will be a promising future for this group programs, but I have a few other important acknowledgements to coming through our ranks in the years ahead. make in conclusion. Firstly, thank you to Grant Povey and his board, in particular Talent Director Darrell Panizza, CEO Darcy Coffey and FOM REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Kepler Bradley for their support throughout the year. Also to Holly Reed for her magnificent efforts in giving our Colts players the social media It’s been a challenging year for our regional academies, with all of their exposure they crave among many other vital contributions she makes usual regional football carnivals cancelled. to the day-to-day running of the club, along with everyone else who makes this amazing football club tick, such as the Monday Crew, for all their efforts week in, week out. From a Great Southern Storm perspective, we were luckily able to get a couple of engagements away either side of the COVID peak in WA. In February and October, a Storm side headed to Revo Fitness Stadium My sincere appreciation to Matt Angus for his unwavering personal to take on our Futures and 14s sides respectively. Both matches were support from the moment I stepped into this role, and from the WAFC played in terrific spirits and showcased much of the exciting talent that Talent Team, thanks to Simon Moore-Crouch, Adam Jones, Michael we have coming through our metro and regional zones. A significant Ablett and Ross McQueen for their guidance throughout this year. achievement for our Great Southern Storm program this year was the Storm putting a team together to represent Claremont in our Round 3 It would be remiss of me not to mention the previous Talent Manager WAFL Futures match in March. The boys had a red-hot crack on the Warren Parker, whose eight years of service to the Claremont Football day in what felt like a watershed moment with regards to what our Club came to an end early this year when he accepted the Football regional programs can achieve and I for one certainly hope we can Operations Manager role at East Perth FC. Warren left the Claremont make this an annual tradition moving forward. Talent Programs in a great position through his tireless efforts over many years, and I thank him for his personal mentorship and quality handover We had some big plans this year for our Kimberley Spirit hub programs, of this role. however unfortunately these have had to be delayed into 2021. A great opportunity still existed for three Kimberley boys to head down to Finally, to the players and parents in all of our programs, a massive Perth during the July School Holidays to play two games for our Futures thank you for your efforts this year. It’s been a challenging year for us side. This trip would not have been possible without the support of H&M Tracey through their contributions to our Claremont House where the all, but together we have achieved great things.

Annual Report 2020 | 17 Claremont Football Club the year. Best of luck into your playing futures.

The highlight for me personally though, was the way the young men embraced our cultural program. The players set out a cultural charter through a number of workshops during the preseason, coming up with 6 main values they wanted to live by and be held accountable to over the season’s duration. This non- physical element was undoubtably the key element in the players performing well as a team and a direct link to their levels of enjoyment.

Another significant advancement this year was the COLTS COACH “beefing” up of coaching stocks in the Colts team and having coaches represented throughout the talent squads. We wanted to create a coaching MATT ANGUS pathway where we have a model that enables us to draw in quality coaches within the Claremont zone It was a terrific honour to be asked to return again to and have them learn and develop in the Claremont coach the Colts here at the great CFC. Replacing way. Our coaching group had 3 coaches who were long time mentor Ross McQueen and experienced also head coaches of a Development Squad. TM in Warren Parker, meant that there was plenty of work to be done to maintain the existing high I would like to personally acknowledge the expertise, standards within our talent programs. effort and support each of the coaches offered and look forward to working with them into the future at It’s important to acknowledge the work done by the CFC. It was a great mix of experience, community, new Talent Manager in Jordan Smith. His work ethic is past players and quality human beings. second to none, and his ability to form relationships with our players and parents was first class. Jordan Brett Bowker – Coach Mentor was integral to the success of the program this year and has a long future in the industry – he was a great Ash Clancy – Assistant Coach (Head Coach Futures) support to the coaches and we are lucky to have him at CFC. Ben Willett – Assistant Coach (Head Coach 14s)

This season was an unknown quantity in terms of Jake Colvin – Assistant Coach (Head Coach 14s) talent and the focus from the coaches was to create the best environment possible and see what can Tim Monkhouse – Assistant Coach happen. Only 5 players from the 2019 premiership side were returning, so the majority of players were Matt Sofoulis – Assistant Coach (Runner) going to be new to the level. Byron Schammer – (Skills/Bench coach) We can thank our S&C coach Andrew Jonson for the fantastic physical preparation in preseason and then Finally, thanks to the continued support of the Ladies rebuilding the boys again after the COVID break. For and Past Players and Officials Committees – it is such such a short season, the players threw everything at a vital link into the senior club and the extras that the competition and were only able to do so because are provided to our future senior players are most of Andrew’s program and the support of our Head appreciated. Physio, Kim Manolas and our trainers.

From a football perspective we were delighted with nearly all of the season. We played a really attacking brand of footy when we had the ball and were fierce in our efforts to get it back. We were the number 1 contested side in the competition and led the competition for most of the key statistical elements.

Congratulations to our players who should take enormous credit for their successful season. Well led by Joel Western and the leadership team who ensured that positive training habits will be again transferred down the line.

I would also like to acknowledge the individuals who performed at the highest available level throughout

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 18 Claremont Football Club PAST PLAYERS & OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION REPORT Well what an unusual season we have had. I won’t dwell on To Jye Bolton winner of the Les McClements Trophy and the Covid Crisis as I guess we are all sick of hearing about it. Anthony Davis taking out the George and Stan Mell award. The Past Players and Officials sponsored both these trophies Congratulations to the WAFL on actually getting a season being $500 and $200 respectively. Also, a great effort underway, even though it was a shortened version. Having by Jye for winning the Simpson Medal in the Grand Final. only four home games certainly took a strain on our Game To all other trophy winners, a job well done and to Leith Day Raffle ticket sales plus not being able to run our Colts Fitzpatrick the recipient of the WAFL Combined Past Players Quiz Night which is our biggest money raiser for the season Encouragement Award. made it hard to consolidate our revenue, but we managed to do okay. I won’t delve into our finance as Frank Riccelli will cover that in the treasures report. I would also like to thank our On behalf of the Past Players we would like to make mention sponsors for their kind donations throughout the year, it is of our League, Reserves and Colts teams on making the greatly appreciated. To all the CFC Past Players Committee Grand Final, sadly though we couldn’t manage to achieve thanks for all your help and support throughout the year. the ultimate prize. To our coaches and staff, a job well done A big thanks to Jordan and the Colts Players for assistance and I am sure we will go one better next year. To our Best with the Game Day Raffle sales. To all the helpers for the and Fairest winner in all three grades: finals sausage sizzles and in closing many thanks to Darcy and Holly in the office and also to Carol and her ladies for League – Alec Waterman providing all the food for our half time fraternisation.

Reserves – Tom Curren Les Gillies - President Colts – Logan Young

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 19 PRESCOTT AIMS TO ENTERTAIN BY KEN CASELLAS

Ash Prescott, delighted to be back at Claremont after 13 years in coaching roles in the AFL system, declares that one of his priorities as the club’s league coach is to provide a strong brand of football that entertains and is attractive to watch.

“Providing the members and supporters an attractive style of football with a team which is committed to playing together, really working hard, moving the ball fast and scoring goals,” is one of my main aims said Prescott, who has been appointed as Claremont’s senior coach for the next three years.

“I think that is part of coaching these days. As coaches we have a responsibility to provide a good product, and that’s not necessarily being overly offensive or overly defensive. It’s having a good balance between attack and defence, and, of course, being really hard at the ball.

“I’ll require our players to play for each other; first and foremost that they work hard, and I don’t think that it is always the person with the ball; it’s about the person the league side in the afternoon,” Prescott said. “The ladies without the ball who is putting some protection on, looked after me with some nice sandwiches and I also whether it is a block or running to create some space for a enjoyed an Arthur’s burger after the colts games. Often, I’d teammate to run into. have a bit of a sleep before the league match.”

“So, I’ll be making sure that the players are working Prescott then was appointed Claremont’s league coach, together. I watched a few Claremont games this year and and in four seasons the club qualified for the grand final the league team looked really competent. I also watched three times and finished third in 2006 after losing the some colts and reserves football, and the club looks strong preliminary final by three points. The Tigers were beaten across all three grades. by Subiaco in the grand finals in 2004 and 2007 and were beaten by South Fremantle in the 2005 grand final. “From an overall view it appears there’s some really well- equipped young men and there looks to be a lot of depth “They’re memories tinged with disappointment, but also and a lot of good young players coming through, as well as with the feel that we gave it our best shot,” said Prescott. some senior players with good experience.” “We played with great spirit and a good style of play but came up against sides that were too strong for us on the The 48-year-old Prescott has a wonderful affinity with the day.” Tigers, with whom he represented in the 2003 season when he played in 18 league matches as a skilful and athletic Prescott returns to Claremont with a wealth of knowledge midfielder and occasional half-back. He had the distinction after having played under many outstanding AFL coaches of polling 29 votes and finishing equal third with and then in the past 13 years working as an assistant to behind Shane Beros and in the . several more. He and Andrew Browne were the Claremont players chosen in the WAFL Team of the Year. “At Richmond I played under Kevin Bartlett, (who also coached my father David at St Kilda in the early Prescott appeared in 90 AFL matches with Richmond 1960s), , and ,” from 1993 to 1998 before being drafted by the Fremantle Prescott said. “With Bartlett it was just the passion and love Dockers, with whom he played 38 matches between 1999 for the Tigers, Jeans just had a great balance of being able and 2001 before accepting his first coaching appointment to support you but challenge you as well.” as the man in charge of the Claremont colts side in 2002.

After his four years at the helm at Claremont Prescott was In 2003 he had the arduous task of coaching the colts and snapped up as an assistant coach to his former Richmond also playing league football for Claremont. The seniors were teammate Matthew Knights at Essendon --- after the long- defeated by East Perth in the first semi-final and the colts lost serving Kevin Sheedy had retired. the grand final to South Fremantle.

“I was the midfield coach and in charge of offensive “It was quite a big day on Saturdays for me that year, with defence (ball movement) for three years before Knights was the colts playing early in the morning and then playing for moved on,” said Prescott. “Essendon wanted me to stay,

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 20 Claremont Football Club but we (the family) had this pull to return to Perth, and the “I wasn’t sure whether anything would be available. I was Fremantle Dockers gave me the opportunity. looking to becoming involved in any capacity, and then out of the blue I received a phone call from Claremont, checking whether I was possibly interested. And things “I did three years (2011-12-13) at Fremantle under Ross progressed from there. Lyon, who was assistant coach to Robert Walls when I was playing for Richmond and I respected him a lot as a coach. I worked with him with team defence and I was “It’s really nice to be back; it’s a great football club and I’m also in a development role, helping the players who were so grateful to the club for giving me an opportunity.” transitioning from the WAFL clubs.” Outstanding midfielder Andrew Foster, a member of Prescott joined the in 2014 when Guy Claremont’s premiership sides in 2011 and 2012, will join McKenna (his coach at Claremont in 2003) was there, along Prescott as an assistant, in charge of the midfield, while with Mark Riley, who coached the Claremont league side in former Tigers stalwarts Darren Harper (coach) and Damian 2001 and 2002. Crimmins (assistant) will be in charge of the reserves team.

“I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Gold Coast where I had “It’s wonderful being back at Claremont where our a variety of roles over seven years, working with coaches major ambition will be to finish on top next year,” Prescott Guy McKenna, and ,” said said. “Our hopes have always got to be about winning Prescott. “I had jobs as a midfield and forward coach and premierships.” overseeing and running the development program.”

When the coronavirus pandemic disrupted the 2020 season, the Suns were forced to drastically reduce their coaching staff, and Prescott, his wife Kate and their sons Xavier and Will returned to live in Perth.

“My No. 1 priority was to settle the family back in because we had done too much travelling, which wasn’t ideal for the boys,” Prescott explained. “The Claremont job was a bit of a surprise. Obviously, I wanted to stay involved with coaching; that’s what I love doing.

2020 LADIES COMMITTEE REPORT

Well what a strange, strange year Master Jack and our lucky to have you. football season was like nothing we had ever experienced before but we got through it and hopefully back to normal Shirley, Bev and Garry, Helen, Carole and Barry, Trevor such in 2021. devoted volunteers always willing to help out and couldn’t have done anything over these past years without them. Well done to all three grades for making it to the finals, a day of mixed feelings obviously so proud of all the boys for Bettina Day, Ann Willis, Gabby Woodcock, Margaret Povey getting there. Well done to all the Coaching and Support and Vicki McClements who all helped out in the kitchen Staff for a job well done. whenever called upon.

Very different role for the volunteers of the Ladies Committee Helen Mitchell has been an enormous help along with this year. Heidi Hardisty, Mary Lim, Alison Rogers it was wonderful to see players mum’s pitching in. Fiona Mountford, Wendy We did not run the kiosk therefore no substantial funds were Eastland for making delicious sweets/cakes along with raised but we still helped out with the Players Coaches and Heather Haggerty, Jane Somes, Pam Casellas and Kaye Support Staff to make sure they were properly nourished for Maskiell. our home games. Thanks to Holly for always being cheerful and helpful not We catered for the PPOA half time event and afternoon an easy job this year. Again, thanks to everyone and as tea for sponsors. they say onwards and upwards. All the best for the festive season, have a safe and happy New Year and hope to see I would like to thank all those who volunteered again this you all donning your aprons in 2021. year by making food at home and bringing it down on Saturday mornings of home games – we couldn’t use the kitchen so those who could pitch in and did the cooking at home. Carol Millband

I would like to thank all those who came and helped on President Saturday mornings, bought in cakes and pasta dishes you are all an amazing bunch of people and the club are so

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 21 WATERMAN IN RARE COMPANY BY KEN CASELLAS

For Alec Waterman, a brilliant and powerful midfielder “But I never gave up hope,” he said. “However, I in his teenage years, to emerge from the depths didn’t think I’d be able to play the same footy as I of despair four years ago and reinvent himself as a used to play. I was okay with the prospect of being dynamic forward for Claremont was one of the most able to play a bit, here and there, and being a part heart-warming stories in football in 2020. of a team would be good. There were days when I thought that was possible. The 24-year-old left-footer joined a rare group when he was voted the winner of the E. B. Cook Medal as “The first couple of years were pretty ordinary and the fairest-and-best player in the league side after a I was in no-man’s land before I started to feel a dominant season in attack. bit better towards the end of 2017, and I was most appreciative when Harro (coach Darren Harris), Darcy Coffey (football operations manager) and Kepler He joined Ian Richardson as only the second footballer Bradley (player development manager) got in touch. in Claremont’s 95-year history to be named as the I can’t thank them for reaching out, showing me that fairest-and-best player in the same year as being love and understanding and not putting any pressure the club’s leading goalkicker when employed as a on me.” permanent forward.

He started with a running program, and midway Richardson, another skilful left-footer, won the Cook through the 2018 season he made his long-awaited Medal when he was the club’s leading scorer with 62 return to action and played eight reserves matches goals in 20 matches in 2008, his first season in the senior for the Tigers. He began the 2019 season with the side. reserves before graduating to play in 12 league contests and kicking 19 goals. In the abbreviated season of eight qualifying-round matches and two finals for the Tigers this year, This year Waterman was used in a variety of forward Waterman stood out like a beacon with his superb roles, playing at full-forward, at centre-half-forward play. He scored 26 goals and played a significant role and on a flank. in several others. He ended the season in a blaze of glory, scoring four goals in the side’s final qualifying- round match against West Perth, four against South Fremantle in the second semi-final and three against the Bulldogs in the grand final.

His was a notable feelgood comeback to stardom after his career was in limbo in 2016 and 2017 when he was laid low with glandular fever which left him fatigued and exhausted both physically and mentally.

This was a serious blow to the young man who had represented Western Australia in the 2012 16s carnival and had shone for the State at the under-18 carnivals in the following two years, as well as earning the Medal as the best player with 22 disposals, seven inside 50s, two goals and five tackles when Claremont beat South Fremantle in the 2013 colts grand final.

Waterman was selected by the West Coast Eagles in the 2014 national AFL draft before being struck down by his debilitating illness the following year. He was unable to play in 2016, 2017 and 2018, and he now admits that he was concerned that he might not be able to play again.

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 22 Claremont Football Club “This season was weird, with the interrupted pre-season and the late start,” he said. “Then, in a couple of practice games I hardly got a kick and scored just one goal. Practice games are different, and you don’t get a proper read on things.

“Then, in the round one game against Subiaco, I played a pretty good game, and we all did. And I kept building on that.”

Regarding his outstanding form in the finals against South Fremantle, Waterman said: “It is something I pride myself on, to play well and have an impact in big games. Bolts (Jye Bolton) does it in big games when he wins the ball constantly. As a forward, a way to have an impact is to give your team an option and be strong, and when you get an opportunity, kick a goal.”

Waterman admitted that losing this year’s grand final by three points to South Fremantle was heartbreaking. “After the second semi-final (in which Claremont defeated South Fremantle by 47 points) we were really confident,” he said. “We knew that they weren’t at their best, and how it was in the grand final was exactly what we service operator, declared that he was feeling expected, tight football with lots of pressure. good and his body was in good shape.

“But we thought we were good enough to get “There’s definitely plenty of football ahead of the job done. It was one of those games in which me,” he said. “Talk that I may be drafted is not a the result could go either way, a flip of the coin. burden,” he said. “This time around, I’m not too fussed. If an AFL club comes knocking, it’s great. “Winning the fairest-and-best was awesome, and But if not, it will not worry me at all; it’s not the end to have my name on the honour board alongside of the day like it was for me five or six years ago. some of the best players who have played for the Now, it’s still important, but it is not as critical. club will be pretty cool. But at the end of the day I would trade the medal for a premiership, every day.” “It’s a win-win situation. If I don’t get drafted, I get to play for Claremont. And I can’t wait to do that.” Waterman, who is working for Turfcare as a turf

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 23 CLAREMONT WOMEN’S FOOTBALL CLUB RACHEL ASQUITH

What a year! 2020 has certainly thrown it’s fair share in the competition. One of our youngest players, Eva of curve balls at us, but I am incredibly thankful for the O’Donnell was a joint winner of the WAFLW Rogers opportunity we have had to play this season. Cup Fairest & Best at the 2020 Sandover. A huge achievement, congratulations Eva. 2020 preseason started early, but ground to a halt in mid-March as wide-spread restrictions came into I’d like to thank the Claremont Football Club Board and effect. Along with the boys, our girls shifted to online the wider club community for welcoming our teams team sessions with a focus on keeping them engaged into the fold. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time on the and working on education. As restrictions eased, Board this year and look forward to continuing to build we formed pods and trained in small groups before the profile of the women’s game and developing the eventually returning to full training at Claremont. entire club. As an inclusive club, we can attract a broader audience, engage our community more and With our season shortened, each game had a provide more opportunities for young people to play significant impact on the ladder and you could tell in AFL. the way the game was played this season. It was fast- paced, high-pressure and very engaging to watch. Our Our sponsors in 2020 have been incredible. Our major new Club Captain, Ella Smith, along with our leadership support and platinum sponsor Maxima Opportunity group led from the front in motivating our players and Group have supported us for the past 3 years and keeping them focused on our team and club game have been instrumental in our development to plans. an elite WAFLW club. Returning sponsors Stand’in Room offered further support this year on top of their We enjoyed having larger crowds at our home games, financial contribution to open up the kiosk on game along with the support of the Stand’in Room in the day; an addition to our home game offering that kiosk and the bar open during and after our games. helps us attract and retain crowds and build a better We have started a number of initiatives to build our atmosphere on game day. We also have the ongoing community reach, including AusKick on a Sunday support of The Athlete’s Foot in Claremont, who have morning before our games start and Junior Football been strong supporters of ours for a number of years. games during our League half time. We will continue This year we also welcomed Nail’d At Tiffany’s as an to build on these into 2021 as we look to engage more event sponsor, a local business grown down in Albany young AFL players and female football fans in the who make eco-friendly nail polish, with profits donated Claremont District. to Polished to Plant, a subsidiary organisation which plants trees across our state. Over the course of the year, our League team fluctuated position on the ladder and didn’t manage As we look towards 2021, we’re excited to see what to hold onto 4th position in the final round of the we can build. The season was certainly a test for us, but season, narrowly missing out on finals. Our Reserves, our incredible team of staff and volunteers have kept however, had an outstanding season, winning their our focus strong, morale high and continued to build third Premiership in a row under the guidance of a first towards our goals. year coach, Sally Williamson. Our U18 Rogers Cup team of entirely local talent grew from strength to strength I look forward to seeing what we can build and I hope and are showing enormous potential for 2021. We to see you at the footy next year! welcomed 18 new players from local junior football clubs this year and we have one of the youngest teams

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 24 Claremont Football Club Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 25 CLAREMONT JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUBS: CLAREMONT DISTRICT REPORT • Claremont Junior Football Club • Cottesloe Junior Football Club SAM ROTHAM • Dalkeith Nedlands Junior Football Club • Marist Junior Football Club Season 2020 was one unlike any other and will be one remembered for many years to come. It was always set to be a • Mosman Park Junior Football Club ground breaking season with the move to a simpler governance • North Beach Junior Football Club structure with enhanced competition management, however just • Scarborough Junior Football Club as quickly as the season began it was suddenly placed on hold as COVID-19 began to impact our Community. • Subiaco Junior Football Club • Swanbourne Junior Football Club In March the idea of reaching Grand Final Day 2020 seemed • Wembley Downs Junior Football Club impossible with the season placed on hold and WAFC staff stood • Wembley Junior Football Club down. For several months our dedicated Club Presidents and • West Coast Junior Football Club their Committees were challenged with the task of maintaining a connection with their players, families, coaches and volunteers through virtual means only. Without the possibility of physical : contact or training groups our Clubs had to reimagine how football • Cottesloe Amateur Football Club can connect with the Community and our Clubs did a sensational • Collegians Amateur Football Club job of thinking outside the box. • Mosman Park Amateur Football Club • North Beach Amateur Football Club As the pandemic continued to evolve, restrictions were slowly lifted and we were given the green light to recommence group • Scarborough Amateur Football Club training - much to the delight of thousands of players who had also • University Amateur Football Club missed not only training with footy friends but attending school. • Wembley Amateur Football Club Thanks to the hard work, flexibility and dedication of the WAFC staff, Club Committees, officials and umpires we were able to hold • West Coast Amateur Football Club a successful season – albeit a slightly shorter one than normal. METROPOLITAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE: Season 2020 required significant resilience and patience from • Innaloo Amateur Football Club everyone involved and those efforts are certainly valued and acknowledged. As a result of the efforts, the Metro North region achieved a 98% player participation retention rate. When many WAFLW: other winter sports faced significant declining player numbers and • Claremont Women’s Football Club volunteers, this is an incredible achievement in an unprecedented year. AFL MASTERS WA: • Wembley Veterans 2020 HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: • Western Whalers • 2020 Metro North Junior Club of the Year – West Coast Junior Football Club. Without Umpires we would not have a game and they do a • 2020 Community Club Volunteer of the Year – Jodi Mills (West fantastic job in what can be a very challenging environment. Coast JFC). In the Claremont District we have been very fortunate to have • 2020 Go for 2&5 AFL Junior Coach of the Year – Greg Hogan the quality of Umpires we have, and this is a credit to the Umpire (Scarborough JFC). Management and Coaching group that is in place. This season the • 2020 Further with Football Award – Wembley Junior Football Club quality of our Umpires was on full display with MacIntyre Baddeley • 2020 NAB AFL Auskick Volunteer of the Year –Brodie McDougall awarded the Claremont Umpiring Group Golden Whistle award, (Wembley Downs JFC) the peer elected Umpire of the Year award as well as the Metro North Umpire of the Year award. Ryan has been a member of •A completed Female Football pathway, with the introduction of a the Claremont Umpiring group for the last four years and quickly Year 11/12 Youth Girls competition. solidified himself as a leader within the squad. The example set • Claremont District clubs once again took part in the Sock it to by this young man is one that fully embodies the exemplary Tigers Sarcoma! round together with Claremont and West Perth Clubs District culture. collectively raising more than $15,000.00 dollars for Sarcoma research. Whilst this season was the first to operate without the Claremont • Quality Aboriginal football programs with record participation in Junior Football League’s Competition Committee, volunteers the Kirby Bentley Cup and Cup led by Sam Rotham still play an enormous part in the running of our game. Thank & Declan Cormack. you to our passionate Match Day Volunteers Rhys Mola and Jodi Haslinger, who continue to provide support and guidance We have been blessed in the Claremont District to have the to teams, coaches, parents, and players ensuring a wonderful outstanding level of professionalism shown by all of our Clubs game day experience for all. They continue to provide valuable Presidents and their respective committees. Their tireless work and knowledge and experience to improve our game and are highly desire to embrace the Tigers District culture and all it stands for, is valued volunteers within our Community. one of the reasons we can provide the outstanding competition we have for our players today and working to develop quality Volunteers play an enormous part in the running of our game clubs within the community. Thank you to all of our Presidents and however behind the scenes, our WAFC team members put in an particularly to those that have reached the end of their presidential enormous amount of work. 2020 has been a difficult season for our journey, we wish you all the best. staff with not only being stood down early in the season but then having to get a season back up and running in a very short time AFFILIATE CLUBS: frame. Thank you to Andrew Ridley, Matt Neves, Kathy Monck, Danni Dix, Emily Ekert, Wesley Moran, Matt Debarro, Andy O’Brien The Claremont District is the proud home of many wonderful and Kris Shannon for all your efforts this season. football clubs. We thank all clubs within the Claremont District for their efforts in helping grow the game in 2020.

ClaremontClaremont Football Football ClubClub AnnualAnnual Report Report 2020 2020 | | 26 Football is more than employment, it takes a real passion to do what you do both during and after business hours for local OUR PEOPLE - 2020 footballers, volunteers and stakeholders and the Claremont District are incredibly fortunate to have such a selfless and hardworking crew. CLAREMONT DISTRICT STAFF: Community Development Manager Andrew Ridley In what has been a disjointed season filled with additional Club Development Team Leader Matt Neves challenges and responsibilities, we congratulate all award Competitions Team Leader Kathy Monck winners and premiership teams for their wonderful dedication Competitions Administrator Danni Dix and commitment to their important role in community football. 2021 will hopefully see the return to a more traditional season Competitions Administrator Emily Ekert but we hope all volunteers take the opportunity to enjoy a well- Coach Coordinator – Metro North Wesley Moran earned break from football! Before you know it, the 2021 season Development Officer Sam Rotham will creep up on us again so stay safe and enjoy your break.

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (RDC) LITTLE LEAGUE REPORT: Natasha Williams (Chair) Season 2020 saw 4 Movie Masters Little League games played where Junior clubs were given the opportunity to play at half Simone Pastor (Chair) time of Claremont FC home games. Ian Brotherton (Subiaco RDC representative) Each games teams were given the full WAFL experience, where Rhys Mola (Claremont RDC representative) they donned WAFL colours for the game, given a tour of the Natalie Sharman (West Perth RDC representative) changerooms, warmed up where WAFL/ WAFLW players would, Andrew Ridley (Community Development Manager – Executive formed a guard of honour and got to run out onto the ground Officer) to play in front of a crowd. The kids all had the best time and left with big smiles on their faces. Lincoln Rollo (WAFC Representative and Treasurer) A very special thank you to all the Junior clubs, parents, coaches Charmaine Rogers (WAFC Representative) and volunteers involved this season for your involvement and Darcy Coffey (WAFC Representative) support on the day, without this, the day would not run smoothly. Chris Erikson (WAFC Representative)

2020 FAIREST & BEST CLAREMONT MATCH DAY OFFICIALS Brady Foster (Wembley Downs JFC) – Year 8 Matthew Priddis Rhys Mola Competition Jodi Haslinger Charlie Cotter (Wembley JFC) – Year 8 Daniel Rich Competition Cody Curtin (West Coast JFC) – Year 8 Daniel Rich Competition LITTLE LEAGUE MANAGER Charlie Duplock (Wembley JFC) – Year 10 Competition Alana Barbato Hugh Davies (Claremont JFC) – Year 10 Daniel Rich Competition Levi Seah (Claremont JFC) – 18’s Josh Rotham Competition LIFE MEMBERS Bill Corderoy (North Beach JFC) – 18’s Competition Glenis Stanton Joseph Deegan (North Beach AFC) – A Grade Peter Stanton Tom Bowering (University AFC) – A Reserves John McCallum Massimo Kirk (University AFC) – A Reserves Kieran Kelly Brad Bennet (West Coast AFC) – B Reserves Tim Delaney Craig Hall (North Beach AFC) – C5 Leo Rohan Samuel Garstone (University AFC) – C5 Jack Steel (North Beach AFC) – C5 Reserves Kris Golemo (Wembley AFC) – E2 Liusaidh Gilchrist (Curtin Uni Wesley) – Women’s A Madeleine Ratcliffe (Collegians AFC) – Women’s C2 James Carringg (Collegians AFC) – Phil Scott Colts Jamie Forsyth (West Coast AFC) – Colts

2020 PREMIERS Swanbourne Y07 Gold – Year 7 Competition West Coast Y07 White – Year 7 Oscar Allen Competition North Beach Y07-08 Girls Red – Year 7/8 Girls Hayley Miller Competition West Coast Y08 Red – Year 8 Bailey Banfield Competition Swanbourne Y08 Navy – Year 8 Daniel Rich Competition Wembley Downs Y08 Blue – Year 8 Matthew Priddis Competition North Beach Y09 Black – Year 9 Jake Waterman Competition North Beach Y09-10 Girls Gold – Year 9/10 Girls Ashton Hill Competition Swanbourne Yr10 Tigers – Year 10 Bailey Banfield Competition Marist Y10 Black – Year 10 Jake Waterman Competition Wembley Downs 18’s Cats – 18’s Josh Rotham Competition

Claremont Football Club AnnualAnnual Report Report 2020 2020 | | 2727 CLUB FAIREST AND BEST - LEAGUE

FAIREST & BEST RUNNER UP THIRD LEAGUE VOTING ‘EB COOK MEDAL’ ‘KEVIN SULLIVAN ‘SIR CHARLES COURT Votes are awarded by 5 Alec WATERMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY’ TROPHY’ members of the league match committee. 116 Votes Jye BOLTON Jared HARDISTY 114 Votes 71 Votes The 5 match committee members vote for their top 5 54 MOUNTFORD, Declan 22 ROGERS, Bailey players in each match. 53 ENGLAND, Callan 10 GODDARD, Jeremy 51 MITCHELL, Kane 10 McCRACKEN, Harry 45 HARDISTY, Declan 7 SMALLWOOD, Dylan 5 votes are awarded to the best player, 4 to the 2nd best, 39 EASTLAND, Oliver 5 MORGAN, Rylie 3 to the 3rd best and so on. 37 HAMP, Anton 4 LIM, Ryan 29 BUSHER, Haydn 3 SMALLWOOD, Tyron The best possible score per 27 BARTON, Isaac 1 BALDWIN, Thomas match is 25. 27 LEWSEY, Jack 25 NYHUIS, Ryan

CLUB FAIREST AND BEST - RESERVES

RESERVES VOTING FAIREST & BEST RUNNER UP THIRD Votes are awarded by 5 ‘DENIS MARSHALL ‘FRAN & ROSS ‘KEVIN SOMES TROPHY’ members of the league match TROPHY’ LEDGER TROPHY’ Jack BULLER committee. Tom CURREN Ben ELLIOTT 66 votes 80 votes 79 votes The 5 match committee members vote for their top 5 56 DAVIS, Anthony 22 MORGAN, Rylie 6 CLARK, Jye players in each match. 53 SPYVEE, Max 18 MALONE, Charlie 6 ANDERSON, Jake 50 LEE, Tom 17 WALLACE, Isaac 5 BARTON, Isaac 5 votes are awarded to the best 49 HITCHCOCK, Corey 16 BOYATZIS, Marc 5 PAUL, Jamie player, 4 to the 2nd best, 3 to 37 MILLER, Steve 14 ANDERSON, Cameron 3 BENNETT, Bailey the 3rd best and so on. 37 MINEAR, Max 12 LEDGER, Tom 2 MANUEL, Alex 36 REILLY, William 9 SMALLWOOD, Tyron 1 SPOORS, Matthew The best possible score per 35 McGINTY, Edward 7 GODDARD, Jeremy match is 25. 22 RUSHFORTH, Ben 7 SMALLWOOD, Dylan

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 28 ClaremontClaremont Football Football Club Club CLUB FAIREST AND BEST - COLTS

FAIREST & BEST RUNNER UP THIRD COLTS VOTING ‘TOM RICHARDSON ‘ROY SANDERS MEMORIAL ‘HUGH BUXTON Votes are awarded by 6 TROPHY’ SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY’ MEMORIAL TROPHY’ members of the colts match committee. Logan YOUNG Jack AVERY Jake WILLSON 131 votes 128 votes 88 votes The 6 match committee members vote for their top 5 83 WESTERN, Joel 18 GOWDIE, Kieran 2 MARTIN, Kobi players in each match. 62 VAN ROOYEN, Jacob 16 CIMINATA, Jacquin 1 FITZPATRICK, Leith 58 PEARCE, Alex 14 ROGERS, Campbell 5 votes are awarded to the 53 BLIGHT, Jacob 12 HARWOOD, Kai best player, 4 to the 2nd best , 3 to the 3rd and so on. 51 GUELFI, Logan 11 MAINWARING, Zac 50 LANE, Kalin 8 MULLIGAN, Dylan 42 ANDERSON, Cameron 7 HOGAN, Tim The best possible score per 28 RAMSHAW, Ben 6 BLURTON, Kendyll match is 30. 27 ALVAREZ, Samuel 4 GORDON, Reece

2020 AWARD WINNERS BEST FIRST YEAR PLAYER LEAGUE PLAYERS’ PLAYER WA STATE 16s ‘Phil Crabb Trophy’ Ryan NYHUIS Edward ALLAN Thomas BALDWIN William BAILEY Mitchell BARRON RESERVES PLAYERS’ PLAYER Luke BROWN SACRIFICAL TIGER AWARD Tom CURREN Harrison COLE ‘ Trophy’ Alex CONDON Declan HARDISTY Lewis CRUMP COLTS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Hugh DAVIES ‘Tony Evans Trophy’ Joshua LEDGER MOST VOTES ACROSS ALL GRADES Joel WESTERN Rohan MacNEILL ‘George & Stan Mell Memorial Trophy’ Dallas McADAM Anthony DAVIS Fletcher NETHERWAY COLTS PLAYERS’ PLAYER Conrad WILLIAMS Jacob BLIGHT William WOLF LEADING GOALKICKER ‘Jeff Mazzini Trophy’ WA STATE 18s Alec WATERMAN COLTS ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Jack AVERY ‘Combined PPOA’ Logan GUELFI Leith FITZPATRICK Kalin LANE MOST VOTES IN WEST AUSTRALIAN Jacob VAN ROOYEN ‘Les McClements Memorial Trophy’ Samuel ALVAREZ Jye BOLTON Joel WESTERN Max SPYVEE Jake WILLSON SUPPORT STAFF AWARD Logan YOUNG ‘Engine Room Trophy’ Jack LEWSEY

ClaremontClaremont Football Football Club Club AnnualAnnual Report Report 2020 2020 || 29 29 2020 CLAREMONT MILESTONES 1ST GAME ROUND PLAYED AGAINST 50TH GAME ROUND PLAYED AGAINST Thomas BALDWIN 1 Subiaco Harrison McCracken 7 East Fremantle Anthony DAVIS 1 Subiaco Ryan NYHUIS 1 Subiaco 100TH GAME ROUND PLAYED AGAINST Ben EDWARDS 1 Subiaco Ryan LIM 1 Subiaco Charlie MALONE 5 East Perth Edward McGINTY 7 East Fremantle 150TH GAME ROUND PLAYED AGAINST Max SPYVEE 8 West Perth Anton HAMP 5 East Perth

2020 WAFL LADDERS (AS AT THE END OF QUALIFYING ROUNDS) LEAGUE Team P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 South Fremantle 8 7 1 0 583 350 166.57% 28 2 Claremont 8 6 2 0 554 429 129.14% 24 3 West Perth 8 6 2 0 562 436 128.9% 24 4 Perth 8 5 3 0 553 554 99.82% 20 5 East Perth 8 4 4 0 569 520 109.42% 16 6 Subiaco 8 4 4 0 562 517 108.7% 16 7 Swan Districts 8 3 5 0 428 483 88.61% 12 8 East Fremantle 8 1 7 0 424 607 69.85% 4 9 Peel Thunder 8 0 8 0 315 654 48.17% 0 RESERVES Team P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 East Perth 7 7 0 0 484 302 160.26% 28 2 Subiaco 7 5 1 1 495 317 156.15% 22 3 Claremont 7 4 3 0 476 496 95.97% 16 4 South Fremantle 7 3 4 0 344 343 100.29% 12 5 East Fremantle 7 3 4 0 314 494 63.56% 12 6 West Perth 7 2 5 0 448 454 98.68% 8 7 Perth 7 2 5 0 374 471 79.41% 8 8 Swan Districts 7 1 5 1 384 442 86.88% 6

COLTS Team P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 Claremont 8 7 1 0 653 364 179.4% 28 2 Subiaco 8 6 2 0 745 412 180.83% 24 3 West Perth 8 6 2 0 624 372 167.74% 24 4 East Fremantle 8 4 4 0 433 464 93.32% 16 5 South Fremantle 8 4 4 0 429 563 76.2% 16 6 Perth 8 3 5 0 433 640 67.66% 12 7 East Perth 8 2 6 0 422 542 77.86% 8 8 Peel Thunder 8 2 6 0 485 672 72.17% 8 9 Swan Districts 8 2 6 0 386 581 66.44% 8

CLAREMONT BALL LEGENDS The WAFL Match Ball initiative began in 2001, giving each club the opportunity to produce a special ball for their home games. Every year a player that is considered to have made a significant contribution to the club is placed on the ball. Selection is conducted by the CFC directors of the time by mutual agreement. 2001 GRAHAM MOSS 2010 LORNE COOK 2019 2002 DENIS MARSHALL 2011 JOHN O’CONNELL 2020 SAMMY CLARKE 2003 LES MUMME 2012 WAYNE HARVEY 2004 KEVIN CLUNE 2013 2005 KEN CAPORN 2014 JOHN PARKINSON 2006 JOHN MCINTOSH 2015 2007 DARRELL PANIZZA 2016 MICHAEL MITCHELL 2008 LES MCCLEMENTS 2017 JAXON CRABB 2009 2018 SONNY MOFFINA

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 30 Claremont Football Club CFC AWARD WINNERS CFC WINNER CFC LEADING GOALKICKERS – WAFL 1969 J McIntosh 1976 Graham Moss Essendon 1940 G Moloney 129 1979 K Hunter 2015 Fremantle 1943 R Farmer 97 1980 B Duperouzel 2018 Tom Mitchell Hawthorn 1976 N Uncle 91 K Hunter 2019 Nat Fyfe Fremantle 1980 W Ralph 85 1984 S Malaxos 1981 W Ralph 127 A Daniels CFC SANDOVER MEDAL WINNERS – LEAGUE 1982 W Ralph 115 1985 M Mitchell 1932 K Hough 32 votes 1983 W Ralph 128 1986 S Malaxos 1933 S Clarke 15 votes 1991 J Hutton 100 M Mitchell 1934 S Clarke 24 votes 2001 P Medhurst 78 1988 S Malaxos 1936 G Moloney 30 votes 2009 C Jones 77 2007 C Morton [State 18’s] 1949 G Maffina 17 votes 2010 C Jones 85 P McGinnity [State 18’s] 1967 J Parkinson 19 votes 2008 M De Boer [State 18’s] 1984 S Malaxos 17 votes CFC PRENDERGAST MEDAL WINNERS – 2009 T Colyer [State 18’s] M Mitchell 17 votes RESERVES 2010 H O’Brien 2005 J Crabb 39 votes 1952 George Moss 2014 N Fyfe 2007 A Jones 29 votes 1982 A Partington 2015 N Fyfe 2011 L Blackwell 42 votes 1984 I Rakich 2016 J McGovern 2012 K Mitchell 58 votes 1987 P Owens 2017 J McGovern 2016 J Bolton 49 votes 1990 D Ham T Mitchell 2018 J Bolton 52 votes 1993 K Holmes 2018 J McGovern 2003 S Gibson T Mitchell CFC SIMPSON MEDAL WINNERS 2004 L Wilson 2019 J McGovern 1950 G Maffina AFC Brisbane 2006 T Greaney N Fyfe 1966 J McIntosh AFC Hobart 2008 J Staples 1977 G Moss WA vs SA CFC PLAYERS SELECTED IN VFL/AFL 1981 J Krakouer WA vs SA CFC JACK CLARKE MEDAL WINNERS – COLTS TEAM OF THE YEAR G Shaw Grand Final 1960 B Ham 1982 K Hunter 1987 P Thorne Grand Final 1969 R Becker 1983 K Hunter 1988 B Allan WA vs SA 1981 D O’Connell 1986 W Blackwell P Thorne WA vs VFA 1987 N Yarran J Krakouer 1989 B Allan Grand Final 1988 R Malone 1987 J Krakouer 1990 B Allan WA vs SA 1989 D Ham 1989 G McKenna 1991 Dale Kickett Grand Final 1990 B Hendry 1990 C Lewis 1993 Dale Kickett Grand Final 1991 P Leuba 1991 G McKenna 1996 T Ridley Grand Final 1995 M Dimmock 1993 B Allan 2008 I Richardson WA vs QLD 1996 H Bokhari G McKenna 2010 L Blackwell WA vs Vic 1997 M Pell 1994 B Allan 2011 B Wilkes Grand Final 1998 J Christopher G McKenna 2012 P Medhurst Grand Final 2004 A Ruck 1998 A McIntosh 2016 J Bolton WA vs TAS 2005 R Brabazon 2008 P Medhurst 2018 J Bolton WA vs SA 2006 I Richardson 2020 J Bolton Grand Final 2010 T Ledger MEL WHINNEN MEDAL [Best on Ground Colts Grand Final] MERV McINTOSH MEDAL RISING STAR AWARD 2009 L Broome [Best on Ground Reserves Grand Final] 2015 Jessie Hogan Melbourne 2013 A Waterman 2000 B Edwards 2015 T Gajewski 2008 K Mitchell CFC PLAYERS SELECTED IN AFL 2016 J Waterman 2010 L Broome “ALL AUSTRALIAN TEAMS” 2019 J Cooley 2012 A Gillespie 1966 J McIntosh 2016 J Richardson D Marshall

THE RP RODRIGUEZ SHIELD The RP Rodriguez Shield honors a distinguished West Australian football administrator and respected contributor to WA Football, . The Rodriguez Shield was introduced in 1957 and is presented to the most consistent team over the three grades of football. Rodriguez began his administrative career with Claremont, and later served terms as senior Vice President and President of the WANFL, and as President of the ANFC. A league team receives 10 points for a win, the reserves 4 points and the colts 4 points. It has been won by the following clubs: 1957 East Fremantle 1970 Subiaco 1983 South Fremantle 1996 East Fremantle 2009 South Fremantle 1958 East Perth 1971 East Perth 1984 South Fremantle 1997 East Fremantle 2010 Claremont 1959 East Perth 1972 Claremont 1985 East Fremantle 1998 East Fremantle 2011 Claremont 1960 West Perth 1973 Subiaco 1986 Subiaco 1999 West Perth 2012 Claremont 1961 East Perth 1974 Swan Districts 1987 Claremont 2000 East Perth 2013 Claremont 1962 Swan Districts 1975 Swan Districts 1988 Claremont 2001 South Fremantle 2014 Subiaco 1963 Perth 1976 East Perth 1989 Claremont 2002 West Perth 2015 Subiaco 1964 Perth 1977 East Fremantle 1990 Claremont 2003 Subiaco 2016 South Fremantle 1965 Swan Districts 1978 Perth 1991 Claremont 2004 South Fremantle 2017 Subiaco 1966 East Perth 1979 Claremont 1992 South Fremantle 2005 Subiaco 2018 Subiaco 1967 East Perth 1980 Swan Districts 1993 Claremont 2006 Subiaco 2019 Subiaco 1968 Perth 1981 Claremont 1994 Claremont 2007 Claremont 2020 Claremont 1969 East Perth 1982 Claremont 1995 Subiaco 2008 Subiaco

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 31 CFC PREMIERSHIP TEAMS 1938 PREMIERSHIP TEAM W Sutherland N Hunt E Reeves C Hooper I Grieve M Gibson L Menhennett S Moloney J Edmeades T Serjeant J Compton S Headon H Lovegrove J Reid K O’Reilly W O’Neill R Heusler F Hopkins G Moloney Captain: G Moloney Coach: J Leonard President: HW Mercer RESULT: Claremont 14.17 [101] defeated East Fremantle 11.13 [79]

1939 PREMIERSHIP TEAM W Sutherland N Hunt E Reeves C Hooper I Grieve S Clarke M Gibson S Moloney B Kenworthy T Serjeant B Bermingham S Headon H Lovegrove T Julian G Moloney W O’Neill R Heusler H Guthrie J Baker Captain: G Moloney Coach: J Leonard President: HW Mercer RESULT: Claremont 14.11 [95] defeated East Fremantle 11.10 [76]

1940 PREMIERSHIP TEAM W Sutherland N Hunt E Reeves C Hooper I Grieve M Gibson H Compton W O’Neill J Edmeades T Serjeant G Moloney A Byfield R Heusler J Reid H Maitland A Shaw H Guthrie T Julian R Kemp Captain: G Moloney Coach: J Leonard President: HW Mercer RESULT: Claremont 13.13 [91] defeated South Fremantle 9.20 [74]

1964 PREMIERSHIP TEAM J McIntosh J Dethridge I Brayshaw I Brewer J Parkinson A Mycock I Lewis B Fairclough D Edwards K Mann J Rogers K Clune * I Fisher L Mumme J Fairbrass M Smart G Wilson W Harvey K Guard J Grieve Captain: L Mumme Coach: J Conway President: RJ Kyle RESULT: Claremont 14.18 [102] defeated East Fremantle 15.8 [98] * K Clune played his 200th game this day

1981 PREMIERSHIP TEAM G Shaw * B Farmer L Kanther T Pearce P Krakouer S Malaxos G Betts J Krakouer N Morton P Jamieson W Blackwell D Panizza M Aitken B Beecroft R Smtih A Daniels W Ralph B Harper M Watson G Moss Captain: G Moss Coach: G Moss President: W Maskiell RESULT: Claremont 16.15 [111] defeated South Fremantle 12.24 [96] * G Shaw awarded Simpson Medal

1987 PREMIERSHIP TEAM P Thorne * T Beers D Klemm G Neesham D Kickett W Ralph J Scott C Lewis P Melesso P Higgins D O’Connell P Owens S Goulding G McKenna B Sutherland D Pyke C Shepherd G Povey M Hann B Allan Captain: G Neesham Coach: G Neesham President: S Scott RESULT: Claremont 20.20 [140] defeated Subiaco 10.9 [69] * P Thorne awarded Simpson Medal

1989 PREMIERSHIP TEAM P Melesso T Beers J Scott G Neesham S Rowland W Ralph M Hann C Lewis M Brayshaw N Park B Beresford B Allan * B Barrows S Edwards K Mitchell T Evans P Thorne D Kickett P Mann R Turnbull Captain: J Scott Coach: G Neesham President: PR Kyle RESULT: Claremont 15.16 [106] defeated South Fremantle 5.9 [39] * B Allan awarded Simpson Medal

1991 PREMIERSHIP TEAM P Gilbert A McGovern D Kickett * C Wolf D Panizza G Miles T Evans P Burton M Hann J Guard D Ballantyne J Norrish J Hutton B Beresford M Hepburn A Clark D Kowal R Malone K Mitchell S Edwards Captain: M Hann Coach: G Neesham President: L R Mutch RESULT: Claremont 19.18 [132] defeated Subiaco 8.7 [55] * D Kickett awarded Simpson Medal

1993 PREMIERSHIP TEAM B Beresford M Hann K Mitchell G Symonds B Green R Malone D Southern C Gerreyn Q Leach J Smith S Edwards # D Kickett * D Panizza G Edwards D Klemm D Muir M Brayshaw B Hendry P Morgan C Wolf Captain: D Panizza Coach: G Neesham President: JE O’Connell RESULT: Claremont 13.12 [90] defeated West Perth 8.12 [60] * D Kickett awarded Simpson Medal # S Edwards played his 100th game this day ______1996 PREMIERSHIP TEAM P Gilbert R Harvey D Muir # C Lewis M Gauci N Marshall T Ridley * T Johnston A McGovern M Gale L Spencer G Egan B Smith # S Edwards D Trovarello J Guard J Merillo N Stone J Ferguson B Green D Pyke Captain: J Guard Coach: D Panizza President: JE O’Connell RESULT: Claremont 13.8 [86] defeated East Perth 12.12 [84] * T Ridley awarded Simpson Medal # B Smith & D Muir played their 50th game this day

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 32 Claremont Football Club CFC PREMIERSHIP TEAMS 2011 PREMIERSHIP TEAM A Browne B Franz D Crawford B Jones T Lee L Stevenson K Mitchell L Blackwell C Rudeforth A Foster B Wilkes B Schammer I Richardson C Jones T Handley M Andrews C McLernon T Swift J Murphy A Gilligan G Weedon J Laurie Captain: C Rudeforth Coach: S McPhee President: K Venables RESULT: Claremont 19.13 [127] defeated Subiaco 10.11 [71] * B Wilkes awarded Simpson Medal

2012 PREMIERSHIP TEAM T Handley J Thomson M Andrews J McGovern D Crawford T Lee C Jones T Swift N Suban A Foster L Stevenson G Weedon R Walton B Schammer K Mitchell I Richardson A Holt L Blackwell P Medhurst B Nisbett J Murphy J Laurie Captain: L Blackwell Coach: M Webb President: K Venables RESULT: Claremont 18.16 [124] defeated East Fremantle15.8 [98] * P Medhurst awarded Simpson Medal

100 PLUS GAMES FOR CFC CFC FAIREST & BEST WINNERS 274 D Panizza 141 W Sutherland 113 B Beresford 1926 No Award 1967 J Parkinson 2008 I Richardson 273 K Caporn 140 L Carroll 113 Kevin Mitchell 1927 A Stewart 1968 L Cook 2009 L Blackwell 254 G Moss 140 G Pearce 113 M Warren 1928 K Hough 1969 J McIntosh 2010 L Blackwell 231 K Clune 139 J Lewis 112 W Blackwell 1929 E Lovegrove 1970 D Marshall 2011 L Blackwell 229 L Cook 138 B Reynolds 112 G Smith 1930 R Nott 1971 B Duperouzel 2012 K Mitchell 224 I Richardson 135 P Kyle 111 K Guard 1931 R Cooper 1972r V Or 2013 J Murphy 217 W Harvey 134 T Matson 110 M Brayshaw 1932 K Hough 1973 J Lewis 2014 L Blackwell 204 L Mumme 133 S Clarke 110 R Ditchburn 1933 S Clarke 1974 R Melville 2015 M Davies 200 D Crawford 133 M Quinn 109 R Lim* 1934 S Clarke 1975 D Gooding 2016 J Bolton 190 G Moloney 132 K Mitchell * 109 S Scott 1935 J Hooper 1976r A Or 2017 B Banfield 189 T Handley 130 J Scott 109 P Thorne 1936 G Moloney 1977 G Moss 2018 J Bolton 188 J Crabb 129 C Jones 109 J Stewart 1937 S Headon 1978 G Moss 2019 K Mitchell 183 A Steward 126 S Edwards 108 J Bradshaw 1938 G Moloney 1979 G Moss 2020 A Waterman 175 D Marshall 125 I Grieve 108 L McClements 1939 J Reid 1980 G Moss 172 M Bridgwood 125 V Orr 107 M Aitken 1940 J Reid 1981 J Krakouer 172 R Briggs 125 K Mann 107 A Daniels 1941 H Guthrie 1982 G Shaw 171 N Morton 124 J Murphy 107 D O’Connell 1942 R Farmer 1983 S Malaxos 168 M Smart 124 J Bridgwood 107 J Reid 1943 R Sandover 1984 S Malaxos 168 C Rudeforth 123 W Ralph 107 A Beers 1944 G Russell 1985 P Davidson 166 M Hann 122 P Jago 106 P Burton 1945 W Sutherland 1986 D Panizza 164 R Harvey 122 S Goulding 106 HJ Compton 1946 L McClements 1987 P Thorne 162 CJ Hooper 122 B Wira 106 A Skinner 1947 W O’Neill 1988 D Pyke 157 J Dethridge 121 L Spencer 105 L Dwyer 1948 L McClements 1989 P Thorne 157 E Lovegrove 120 F Batt 105 J Crisp 1949 G Maffina 1990 M Hann 156 J O’Connell 120 K Hough 105 D Kowal 1950 L McClements 1991 D Panizza 156 J Parkinson 119 M Orzel 105 D Soutar 1951 K Caporn 1992 D Panizza 153 A Hamp* 119 B Fairclough 104 S Nimmo 1952 E Slayford 1993 D Kickett 153 N Salomons 118 A Browne 104 R Moloney 1953 J Munro 1994 Q Leach 151 S Malaxos 118 T Carlon 104 K Yu 1954 K Caporn 1995 R Croxford 151 R Melville 118 J Munro 103 M Carlon 1955 J Hyde 1996 B Green 150 M Elphick 117 M Kuhlmann 102 K Worthington 1956 K Allsop 1997 J Guard 150 N Lee 117 L Blackwell 102 J Guard 1957 L Mumme 1998 C Gardiner 150 B Maister 117 B Franz 101 P Lushey 1958 J Hilton 1999 P McKenzie 149 D Idle 116 B Harper 100 S Young 1959 D Marshall 2000 M Gale 147 S Moloney 115 B Green 100 N Roberts 1960 K Clune 2001 J Crabb 147 A Jones 115 R Walton 100 E Sanders 1961 D Marshall 2002 M Quinn 146 M Cousens 114 H Boys 100 R Neates 1962 L Mumme 2003 G Harding 146 L Kanther 114 W Reynolds 1963 D Marshall 2004 M Quinn 146 J McIntosh 114 G Maffina 1964 K Clune 2005 J Crabb 145 D Gooding 114 D Ringholt * Denotes still 1965 D Edwards 2006 D Bandy 142 J Edmeades 113 B Beecroft playing 1966 J McIntosh 2007 J Crabb

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 33 2020 WAFL FIXTURES AND RESULTS

Round 1 Sat 18 July Perth 10.10 (70) Peel Thunder 9.6 (60) Round 1 Sat 18 July Claremont 15.5 (95) Subiaco 11.9 (75) Round 1 Sat 18 July West Perth 8.4 (52) Swan Districts 6.5 (41) Round 1 Sat 18 July South Fremantle 18.8 (116) East Fremantle 3.3 (21) Round 2 Sat 25 July East Fremantle 13.9 (87) Peel Thunder 6.9 (45) Round 2 Sat 25 July South Fremantle 5.9 (39) West Perth 4.7 (31) Round 2 Sat 25 July Claremont 13.7 (85) Swan Districts 7.6 (48) Round 2 Sat 25 July Perth 14.4 (88) East Perth 10.7 (67) Round 3 Sat 01 August Subiaco 11.13 (79) Swan Districts 6.4 (40) Round 3 Sat 01 August East Perth 15.9 (99) East Fremantle 8.8 (56) Round 3 Sat 01 August West Perth 20.11 (131) Peel Thunder 5.9 (39) Round 3 Sat 01 August South Fremantle 7.6 (48) Claremont 5.10 (40) Round 4 Sat 08 August West Perth 12.9 (81) East Perth 8.1 (49) Round 4 Sat 08 August Perth 10.4 (64) East Fremantle 8.10 (58) Round 4 Sat 08 August Claremont 8.10 (58) Peel Thunder 5.5 (35) Round 4 Sat 08 August South Fremantle 15.7 (97) Subiaco 7.5 (47) Round 5 Sat 15 August South Fremantle 10.7 (67) Swan Districts 7.5 (47) Round 5 Sat 15 August Subiaco 10.15 (75) Peel Thunder 5.8 (38) Round 5 Sat 15 August West Perth 13.12 (90) Perth 12.11 (83) Round 5 Sat 15 August Claremont 12.14 (86) East Perth 8.4 (52) Round 6 Sat 22 August South Fremantle 20.11 (131) West Coast 9.18 (72) Round 6 Sat 22 August East Fremantle 9.7 (61) West Perth 13.9 (87) Round 6 Sat 22 August Peel Thunder 19.11 (125) East Perth 7.6 (48) Round 6 Sat 22 August Perth 8.9 (57) Claremont 5.13 (43) Round 7 Sat 29 August Subiaco 13.12 (90) Perth 9.10 (64) Round 7 Sat 29 August South Fremantle 9.16 (70) Peel Thunder 5.5 (35) Round 7 Sat 29 August Claremont 10.5 (65) East Fremantle 9.6 (60) Round 7 Sat 29 August East Perth 11.9 (75) Swan Districts 6.4 (40) Round 8 Sat 05 September Subiaco 12.12 (84) East Fremantle 6.7 (43) Round 8 Sat 05 September Claremont 10.12 (72) West Perth 5.11 (41) Round 8 Sat 05 September South Fremantle 13.7 (85) East Perth 9.9 (63) Round 8 Sat 05 September Swan Districts 11.9 (75) Perth 7.6 (48) Round 9 Sat 12 September East Perth 15.11 (101) Peel Thunder 4.6 (30) Round 9 Sat 12 September West Perth 12.5 (77) Subiaco 8.10 (58) Round 9 Sat 12 September Perth 8.18 (66) South Fremantle 9.7 (61) Round 9 Sun 13 September Swan Districts 11.9 (75) East Fremantle 6.8 (44) 1st Semi Final Sun 20 September West Perth 7.6 (48) Perth 5.7 (37) 2nd Semi Final Sun 20 September Claremont 10.11 (71) South Fremantle 3.6 (24) Preliminary Final Sun 27 September South Fremantle 11.5 (71) West Perth 7.8 (50) Grand Final Sun 04 October South Fremantle 6.10 (46) Claremont 6.7 (43)

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 34 ClaremontClaremont FootballFootball ClubClub 2020 PLATINUM TIGERS The Club would like to thank the following donors for their contribution to the Club in 2020: Round 1 Sat 18 July Perth 10.10 (70) Peel Thunder 9.6 (60) Tim Banfield Heidi Hardisty Quentin Megson Round 1 Sat 18 July Claremont 15.5 (95) Subiaco 11.9 (75) Mike Beckingham Kim Harmer Jake Minear Round 1 Sat 18 July West Perth 8.4 (52) Swan Districts 6.5 (41) Paul Boyatzis Mark Hector James Murdoch Round 1 Sat 18 July South Fremantle 18.8 (116) East Fremantle 3.3 (21) Luke Campbell Troy Howie Karl Paganin Round 2 Sat 25 July East Fremantle 13.9 (87) Peel Thunder 6.9 (45) Andrew Chalmers Steve Johnston Dylan Panizza Round 2 Sat 25 July South Fremantle 5.9 (39) West Perth 4.7 (31) Mark Coulson Tim Jones Grant Povey Round 2 Sat 25 July Claremont 13.7 (85) Swan Districts 7.6 (48) David Culley Russell Kane Paul Quinlivan Grant Davey Tony Kenny Dean Riordan Round 2 Sat 25 July Perth 14.4 (88) East Perth 10.7 (67) Ben Devenish Nicole Kerr Peter Scotford Round 3 Sat 01 August Subiaco 11.13 (79) Swan Districts 6.4 (40) Tony Evans Damian Kestel Dominic Sheldrick Round 3 Sat 01 August East Perth 15.9 (99) East Fremantle 8.8 (56) Andrew Lane Travis Smith Round 3 Sat 01 August West Perth 20.11 (131) Peel Thunder 5.9 (39) Timothy Gattorna David Lodge Tim Sullivan Round 3 Sat 01 August South Fremantle 7.6 (48) Claremont 5.10 (40) Adam Gilchrist David Manuel Simon Taskunas Round 4 Sat 08 August West Perth 12.9 (81) East Perth 8.1 (49) Brendan Green Dixie Marshall Tim Weir Round 4 Sat 08 August Perth 10.4 (64) East Fremantle 8.10 (58) Ian Haggerty David McAuliffe Paul Hardisty Ash McIntosh Round 4 Sat 08 August Claremont 8.10 (58) Peel Thunder 5.5 (35) Round 4 Sat 08 August South Fremantle 15.7 (97) Subiaco 7.5 (47) Round 5 Sat 15 August South Fremantle 10.7 (67) Swan Districts 7.5 (47) MERIT AWARD Round 5 Sat 15 August Subiaco 10.15 (75) Peel Thunder 5.8 (38) Many prominent members of CFC have been honored by “The Merit Award” bestowed by the Board of Directors on those recognised as hving rendered outstanding and meritorious service to the club. Round 5 Sat 15 August West Perth 13.12 (90) Perth 12.11 (83) 1968 F Chatel 1984 Mrs P Wiliamson M Lasscock 2006 Mrs W Gillett Round 5 Sat 15 August Claremont 12.14 (86) East Perth 8.4 (52) 1969 W Cove G Mell 1993 N Tame 2007 Mrs D Power Round 6 Sat 22 August South Fremantle 20.11 (131) West Coast 9.18 (72) 1970 E Lummis 1985 A Bradshaw 1994 A W Kidner 2007 C Stone Round 6 Sat 22 August East Fremantle 9.7 (61) West Perth 13.9 (87) 1971 Mrs S Jeffrey P James 1995 Mrs M Manea 2008 G Hill Round 6 Sat 22 August Peel Thunder 19.11 (125) East Perth 7.6 (48) R Stewart 1986 A Robertson (Snr) Mrs M Sale Mrs S Medcalf Round 6 Sat 22 August Perth 8.9 (57) Claremont 5.13 (43) 1972 F Maxwell R Oliver Mrs B Garner T Friedlieb Round 7 Sat 29 August Subiaco 13.12 (90) Perth 9.10 (64) R Robinson 1987 J Somers 1996 R Graffin Mrs G Graffin Round 7 Sat 29 August South Fremantle 9.16 (70) Peel Thunder 5.5 (35) 1973 Mrs B Groenenberg C North D Manea 2010 P Ellis Round 7 Sat 29 August Claremont 10.5 (65) East Fremantle 9.6 (60) A Hughes 1988 J Chapman J Sale T Wilson Round 7 Sat 29 August East Perth 11.9 (75) Swan Districts 6.4 (40) 1974 J Watkins Mrs S Watkins 1997 B Lee 2012 K Millband Round 8 Sat 05 September Subiaco 12.12 (84) East Fremantle 6.7 (43) 1975 A Kalmund 1989 G Percival 1998 C Creed S Bicknell 1976 F Barton 1990 L McKenna K Xanthis R Dingwell Round 8 Sat 05 September Claremont 10.12 (72) West Perth 5.11 (41) 1977 T Richardson J O’Brien S Leach D Malaxos Round 8 Sat 05 September South Fremantle 13.7 (85) East Perth 9.9 (63) 1979 B Currie 1991 P Brazier 2001 E Coyle 2014 N Wilson Round 8 Sat 05 September Swan Districts 11.9 (75) Perth 7.6 (48) 1980 M Buttfield W Bythell 2002 P Wells 2016 A McEvoy Round 9 Sat 12 September East Perth 15.11 (101) Peel Thunder 4.6 (30) 1981 A Smith 1992 Dr R Fitzpatrick B Fryer L Lim Round 9 Sat 12 September West Perth 12.5 (77) Subiaco 8.10 (58) 1982 T O’Brien Dr J Harvey S Garner 2018 G Gascoigne Round 9 Sat 12 September Perth 8.18 (66) South Fremantle 9.7 (61) 1983 H Gidley 1993 A Webster 2003 A Hughes B Gascoigne Round 9 Sun 13 September Swan Districts 11.9 (75) East Fremantle 6.8 (44) N Gribble F Riccelli 2005 M Atkinson 2020 I Haggerty 1st Semi Final Sun 20 September West Perth 7.6 (48) Perth 5.7 (37) 2nd Semi Final Sun 20 September Claremont 10.11 (71) South Fremantle 3.6 (24) Preliminary Final Sun 27 September South Fremantle 11.5 (71) West Perth 7.8 (50) Grand Final Sun 04 October South Fremantle 6.10 (46) Claremont 6.7 (43)

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YEAR FINISHED COACH FINAL TEAMS & SCORES

1936 Runner-Up RT [Dick] Lawn 2nd Semi Claremont 11.13 [79] d East Fremantle 9.20 [74] Grand Final East Perth 11.5 [71] d Claremont 9.6 [60] 1937 Runner-Up RT [Dick] Lawn 2nd Semi Claremont 13.10 [88] d East Fremantle 10.14 [74] Grand Final East Fremantle 14.13 [97] d Claremont 13.9 [87] 1938 Premiers J [Johnny] Leonard 2nd Semi Claremont 17.19 [121] d East Fremantle 13.18 [96] Grand Final Claremont 13.16 [94] drew East Fremantle 14.10 [94] Grand Final Replay Claremont 14.17 [101] d East Fremantle 11.13 [79] 1939 Premiers J [Johnny] Leonard 2nd Semi East Fremantle 15.15 [105] d Claremont 9.14 [68] Preliminary Claremont 10.17 [77] d East Perth 11.5 [71] Grand Final Claremont 14.11 [95] d East Fremantle 11.10 [76] 1940 Premiers J [Johnny] Leonard 2nd Semi South Fremantle 19.16 [130] d Claremont 17.13 [115] Preliminary Claremont 19.17 [131] d East Fremantle 13.17 [95] Grand Final Claremont 13.13 [91] d South Fremantle 9.20 [74] 1941 Fourth J [Johnny] Leonard 1st Semi South Fremantle 15.14 [104] d Claremont 11.21 [87] 1942 Runner-Up EF [Jack] Reeves 1st Semi Claremont 7.20 [62] d East Perth 7.7 [49] Preliminary Claremont 11.6 [72] d East Fremantle 9.11 [65] Grand Final West Perth 19.16 [130] d Claremont 11.13 [79] 1952 Third GL [Sonny] Maffina 1st Semi Claremont 7.14 [56] d East Perth 6.7 [43] Preliminary South Fremantle 12.11 [83] d Claremont 6.11 [47] 1964 Premiers JF [Jim] Conway 1st Semi Claremont 10.13 [73] d Subiaco 8.13 [61] Preliminary Claremont 13.18 [96] d Perth 12.15 [87] Grand Final Claremont 14.18 [102] d East Fremantle 15.8 [98] 1965 Third JF [Jim] Conway 2nd Semi Swan Districts 9.14 [68] d Claremont 6.12 [48] Preliminary East Fremantle 9.15 [69] d Claremont 8.8 [56] 1971 Fourth Denis Marshall 1st Semi East Fremantle 18.21 [129] d Claremont 11.16 [82] 1972 Runner-Up 2nd Semi East Perth 12.14 [86] d Claremont 11.3 [69] Preliminary Claremont 15.15 [105] d Perth 10.14 [74] Grand Final East Perth 9.17 [71] d Claremont 8.8 [56] 1979 Third Graham Moss 2nd Semi South Fremantle 17.21 [123] d Claremont 14.19 [103] Preliminary East Fremantle 19.20 [134] d Claremont 15.17 [107] 1980 Fourth Graham Moss 1st Semi East Perth 19.18 [132] d Claremont 15.10 [100] 1981 Premiers Graham Moss 2nd Semi Claremont 14.24 [108] d Swan Districts 12.9 [81] Grand Final Claremont 16.15 [111] d South Fremantle 12.24 [96] 1982 Runner-Up Graham Moss 2nd Semi Swan Districts 14.26 [110] d Claremont 12.10 [82] Preliminary Claremont 18.23 [131] d West Perth 13.15 [93] Grand Final Swan Districts 18.19 [127] d Claremont 11.12 [78] 1983 Runner-Up Graham Moss 2nd Semi Claremont 20.11 [131] d South Fremantle 14.26 [110] Grand Final Swan Districts 15.14 [104] d Claremont 12.11 [83] 1984 Third Graham Moss 1st Semi Claremont 23.10 [148] d East Perth 19.12 [126] Preliminary Swan Districts 16.18 [114] d Claremont 14.9 [93] 1986 Fourth Graham Moss 1st Semi Perth 24.18 [162] d Claremont 13.11 [89] 1987 Premiers Gerard Neesham 2nd Semi Claremont 19.11 [125] d Subiaco 7.13 [55] Grand Final Claremont 20.20 [140] d Subiaco 10.9 [69] 1988 Runner-Up Gerard Neesham 2nd Semi Claremont 22.12 [144] d Subiaco 17.17 [119] Grand Final Subiaco 19.8 [122] d Claremont 8.12 [60] 1989 Premiers Gerard Neesham 2nd Semi South Fremantle 16.9 [105] d Claremont 12.17 [89] Preliminary Claremont 17.14 [116] d East Fremantle 12.13 [85] Grand Final Claremont 15.16 [106] d South Fremantle 5.9 [39] 1990 Runner-Up Gerard Neesham 2nd Semi Claremont 10.14 [74] d Swan Districts 9.13 [67] Grand Final Swan Districts 16.7 [103] d Claremont 10.17 [67] 1991 Premiers Gerard Neesham 2nd Semi Claremont 19.20 [134] d Subiaco 10.6 [66] Grand Final Claremont 19.18 [132] d Subiaco 8.7 [55] 1993 Premiers Gerard Neesham Qualifying Claremont 12.12 [84] d Swan Districts 9.7 [61] 2nd Semi Claremont 15.12 [102] d West Perth 14.7 [91] Grand Final Claremont 13.12 [90] d West Perth 8.12 [60] 1994 Runner-Up Gerard Neesham / Mark Riley 2nd Semi Claremont 17.13 [115] d East Fremantle 11.2 [68] Grand Final East Fremantle 13.13 [91] d Claremont 10.10 [70] 1996 Premiers Darrell Panizza 2nd Semi East Perth 15.6 [96] d Claremont 12.18 [90] Preliminary Claremont 11.16 [82] d East Fremantle 5.10 [40] Grand Final Claremont 13.8 [86] d East Perth 12.12 [84] 2000 Fourth 1st Semi East Fremantle 12.9 [81] d Claremont 9.11 [65] 2001 Third Mark Riley 2nd Semi East Perth 20.13 [133] d Claremont 9.7 [61] Preliminary South Fremantle 14.9 [93] d Claremont 12.13 [85] 2003 Fourth Guy McKenna 1st Semi East Perth 11.9 [75] d Claremont 6.9 [45] 2004 Runner-Up 2nd Semi Subiaco 19.14 [128] d Claremont 9.14 [68] Preliminary Claremont 16.12 [108] d Swan Districts 9.17 [71] Grand Final Subiaco 15.9 [99] d Claremont 7.9 [51] 2005 Runner-Up Ashley Prescott 1st Semi Claremont 16.14 [110] d Swan Districts 11.6 [72] Preliminary Claremont 14.12 [96] d Subiaco 11.6 [72] Grand Final South Fremantle 17.8 [110] d Claremont 7.12 [54] 2006 Third Ashley Prescott 1st Semi Claremont 21.18 [144] d West Perth 8.10 [58] Preliminary South Fremantle 16.13 [109] d Claremont 16.10 [106] 2007 Runner-Up Ashley Prescott 2nd Semi Claremont 16.13 [109] d Subiaco 14.10 [94] Grand Final Subiaco 15.13 [103] d Claremont 9.8 [62] 2010 Runner Up Simon McPhee 2nd Semi Claremont 17.17 [119] d Swan Districts 10.9 [69] Grand Final Swan Districts 14.16 [100] d Claremont 14.15 [99] 2011 Premiers Simon McPhee 2nd Semi Claremont 23.13 [151] d West Perth 10.6 [66] Grand Final Claremont 19.13 [127] d Subiaco 10.11 [71]

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2012 Premiers 2nd Semi Claremont 17.16 [118] d Swan Districts 14.2 [86] Grand Final Claremont 18.15 [124] d East Fremantle 15.8 [98] 2013 Third Marc Webb 2nd Semi Claremont 12.11 [83] lost to West Perth 11.21 [87] Preliminary Claremont 14.9 [93] lost to East Perth 24.12 [156] 2015 Fifth Michael Broadbridge Elimination Claremont 9.7 [61] lost to East Perth 13.15 [93] 2018 Fourth Darren Harris Elimination Claremont 12.11 [83] d East Perth 8.7 [66] 1st Semi West Perth 19.9 [123] d Claremont 10.10 [70] 2019 Third Darren Harris Qualifying Final South Fremantle 11.5 [71] d Claremont 9.10 [64] 1st Semi Claremont 10.6 [66] d West Coast 8.12 [60] Preliminary South Fremantle 9.9 [63] d Claremont 4.9 [33] 2020 Second Darren Harris 2nd Semi Claremont 10.11 [71] d South Fremantle 3.6 [24] Grand Final Claremont 6.7 [43] lost to South Fremantle 6.10 [46]

2020 TOTAL LEAGUE STATISTICS

NAME GAMES K HB D AVG M T HO FF FA G B BALDWIN Thomas 10 40 51 91 9.1 12 15 0 6 2 0 0 BARTON Isaac 6 28 22 50 8.3 17 33 0 9 2 1 2 BOLTON Jye 10 176 101 277 27.7 50 30 1 12 7 3 3 BUSHER Haydn 10 68 47 115 11.5 36 24 0 7 6 0 0 DAVIS Anthony 6 33 14 47 7.8 12 11 0 4 7 0 0 EASTLAND Oliver 10 74 49 123 12.3 23 37 161 18 3 2 4 EDWARDS Ben 8 66 27 93 11.6 23 17 0 7 6 4 0 ENGLAND Callan 10 109 70 179 17.9 42 19 0 8 3 9 6 GODDARD Jeremy 6 17 18 35 5.8 7 10 197 1 6 0 0 HAMP Anton 8 64 15 79 9.9 41 5 3 6 4 16 9 HARDISTY Declan 10 45 33 78 7.8 26 21 0 3 5 5 0 HARDISTY Jared 8 81 71 152 19 14 46 0 13 13 2 0 LEE Thomas 3 21 5 26 8.7 11 3 22 0 1 1 4 LEWSEY Jack 10 101 45 146 14.6 34 17 0 6 9 0 0 LIM Ryan 10 71 94 165 16.5 25 32 0 9 9 2 1 MALONE Charlie 2 13 2 15 7.5 7 5 0 1 1 2 0 MANUEL Alexander 6 42 21 63 10.5 20 14 0 3 1 6 5 McCRACKEN Harrison 10 76 32 108 10.8 28 22 0 4 1 4 5 MITCHELL Kane 10 131 49 180 18 35 67 0 8 17 5 3 MORGAN Rylie 6 54 27 81 13.5 26 20 0 3 5 0 3 MOUNTFORD Declan 9 108 74 182 20.2 24 62 0 12 6 0 3 McGINTY Edward 2 8 2 10 5 3 3 0 1 1 1 3 NYHUIS Ryan 10 61 33 94 9.4 28 19 4 3 4 2 2 ROGERS Bailey 10 136 69 205 20.5 34 17 0 6 4 1 1 SMALLWOOD Tyron 9 66 42 108 12 22 30 0 10 3 3 6 SMALLWOOD Dylan 8 31 24 55 6.9 19 25 0 4 6 0 0 SPYVEE Max 3 16 25 41 13.7 6 8 0 1 2 1 0 WATERMAN Alec 10 99 41 140 14 49 14 0 11 8 26 13

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 37 WAFL PREMIERS & POSITIONS YEAR PREMIERS SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH NINTH 1890 Fremantle Metro Rovers West Perth - - - - - 1891 Fremantle Rovers West Perth ------1892 Fremantle West Perth Rovers ------1893 Fremantle West Perth Rovers ------1894 Fremantle West Perth Rovers ------1895 Fremantle Rovers West Perth Imperials - - - - - 1896 Fremantle Imperials West Perth Rovers - - - - - 1897 West Perth Fremantle Imperials Rovers - - - - - 1898 Fremantle West Perth Rovers E Fremanlte - - - - - 1899 West Perth E Fremantle Rovers Fremantle - - - - - 1900 E Fremantle S Fremantle West Perth Perth - - - - - 1901 West Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle Perth N Fremantle Subiaco - - - 1902 E Fremantle West Perth N Fremantle Perth S Fremantle Subiaco - - - 1903 E Fremantle West Perth Perth N Fremantle S Fremantle Subiaco - - - 1904 E Fremantle Perth West Perth N Fremantle S Fremantle Subiaco - - - 1905 West Perth E Fremantle N Fremantle S Fremantle Perth Subiaco - - - 1906 E Fremantle West Perth S Fremantle Perth N Fremantle MJ East Perth Subiaco - 1907 Perth E Fremantle West Perth S Fremantle N Fremantle East Perth MJ Subiaco - 1908 E Fremantle Perth S Fremantle West Perth East Perth N Fremantle MJ Subiaco - 1909 E Fremantle Perth East Perth S Fremantle West Perth N Fremantle MJ Subiaco - 1910 E Fremantle East Perth S Fremantle West Perth Perth N Fremantle Subiaco MJ - 1911 E Fremantle West Perth N Fremantle Perth S Fremantle Subiaco East Perth - - 1912 Subiaco E Fremantle S Fremantle N Fremantle East Perth West Perth Perth - - 1913 Subiaco Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle West Perth N Fremantle East Perth - - 1914 E Fremantle S Fremantle Subiaco Perth East Perth West Perth N Fremantle MJ - 1915 Subiaco Perth S Fremantle East Perth E Fremantle West Perth MJ N Fremantle - 1916 S Fremantle E Fremantle Perth East Perth West Perth MJ Subiaco - - 1917 S Fremantle E Fremantle Perth Subiaco West Perth East Perth MJ - - 1918 E Fremantle East Perth Perth S Fremantle Subiaco West Perth - - - 1919 East Perth E Fremantle Subiaco Perth West Perth - - - - 1920 East Perth E Fremantle Perth Subiaco West Perth S Fremantle - - - 1921 East Perth E Fremantle West Perth S Fremantle Subiaco Perth - - - 1922 East Perth West Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle Subiaco Perth - - - 1923 East Perth E Fremantle West Perth S Fremantle Subiaco Perth - - - 1924 Subiaco E Fremantle East Perth S Fremantle Perth West Perth - - - 1925 E Fremantle Subiaco East Perth West Perth Perth S Fremantle - - - 1926 East Perth Subiaco West Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle Perth Claremont - - 1927 East Perth S Fremantle E Fremantle Subiaco Perth West Perth Claremont - - 1928 E Fremantle East Perth Subiaco S Fremantle West Perth Perth Claremont - - 1929 E Fremantle S Fremantle West Perth Subiaco Perth Claremont East Perth - - 1930 E Fremantle S Fremantle Perth Subiaco East Perth Claremont West Perth - - 1931 E Fremantle Subiaco East Perth S Fremantle West Perth Perth Claremont - - 1932 West Perth East Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle Subiaco Perth Claremont - - 1933 E Fremantle Subiaco West Perth East Perth S Fremantle Perth Claremont - - 1934 West Perth E Fremantle Perth East Perth S Fremantle Subiaco S Districts Claremont - 1935 West Perth Subiaco East Perth E Fremantle S Districts S Fremantle Claremont Perth - 1936 East Perth Claremont E Fremantle Subiaco West Perth Perth S Districts S Fremantle - 1937 E Fremantle Claremont East Perth S Districts West Perth Perth S Fremantle Subiaco - 1938 Claremont E Fremantle East Perth S Districts S Fremantle Perth Subiaco West Perth - 1939 Claremont E Fremantle East Perth S Fremantle Perth S Districts Subiaco West Perth - 1940 Claremont S Fremantle E Fremantle East Perth West Perth Subiaco Perth S Districts - 1941 West Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle Claremont East Perth Subiaco Perth S Districts - 1942 West Perth Claremont E Fremantle East Perth Subiaco S Fremantle Perth - - 1943 E Fremantle S Districts Subiaco West Perth East Perth Claremont Perth S Fremantle - 1944 East Perth E Fremantle Perth West Perth Subiaco S Districts Claremont S Fremantle - 1945 E Fremantle S Fremantle West Perth S Districts Subiaco East Perth Perth Claremont - 1946 E Fremantle West Perth Subiaco S Fremantle Perth East Perth S Districts Claremont - 1947 S Fremantle West Perth Perth E Fremantle East Perth Claremont S Districts Subiaco - 1948 S Fremantle West Perth E Fremantle Perth East Perth Claremont Subiaco S Districts - 1949 West Perth Perth S Fremantle E Fremantle East Perth Claremont S Districts Subiaco - 1950 S Fremantle Perth West Perth E Fremantle Claremont East Perth S Districts Subiaco - 1951 West Perth S Fremantle Perth E Fremantle East Perth Claremont Subiaco S Districts - 1952 S Fremantle West Perth Claremont East Perth E Fremantle Perth Subiaco S Districts - 1953 S Fremantle West Perth E Fremantle Perth East Perth S Districts Claremont Subiaco -

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 38 Claremont Football Club YEAR PREMIERS SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH NINETH TENTH 1954 S Fremantle E Fremantle West Perth Perth East Perth Claremont S Districts Subiaco - 1955 Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle West Perth East Perth S Districts Claremont Subiaco - 1956 East Perth S Fremantle E Fremantle Perth West Perth Claremont Subiaco S Districts - 1957 E Fremantle East Perth Perth West Perth S Fremantle Subiaco Claremont S Districts - 1958 East Perth E Fremantle Perth West Perth Subiaco S Fremantle S Districts Claremont - 1959 East Perth Subiaco E Fremantle Perth West Perth S Fremantle Claremont S Districts - 1960 West Perth East Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle Subiaco Claremont Perth S Districts - 1961 S Districts East Perth Subiaco E Fremantle West Perth Perth Claremont S Fremantle - 1962 S Districts E Fremantle West Perth S Fremantle East Perth Subiaco Perth Claremont - 1963 S Districts E Fremantle Perth East Perth West Perth Subiaco S Fremantle Claremont - 1964 Claremont E Fremantle Perth Subiaco West Perth S Districts S Fremantle East Perth - 1965 E Fremantle S Districts Claremont West Perth Perth East Perth Subiaco S Fremantle - 1966 Perth East Perth West Perth E Fremantle Claremont S Districts Subiaco S Fremantle - 1967 Perth East Perth S Fremantle West Perth Claremont S Districts E Fremantle Subiaco - 1968 Perth East Perth West Perth Subiaco S Fremantle Claremont E Fremantle S Districts - 1969 West Perth East Perth Perth Subiaco E Fremantle S Districts Claremont S Fremantle - 1970 S Fremantle Perth East Perth Subiaco Claremont West Perth E Fremantle S Districts - 1971 West Perth East Perth E Fremantle Claremont Subiaco S Fremantle Perth S Districts - 1972 East Perth Claremont Perth West Perth E Fremantle Subiaco S Districts S Fremantle - 1973 Subiaco West Perth East Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle S Districts Perth Claremont - 1974 E Fremantle Perth S Districts Subiaco S Fremantle East Perth Claremont WestPerth - 1975 West Perth S Fremantle S Districts East Perth E Fremantle Perth Subiaco Claremont - 1976 Perth East Perth S Fremantle West Perth E Fremantle Claremont S Disricts Subiaco - 1977 Perth E Fremantle West Perth East Perth S Fremantle Subiaco Claremont S Districts - 1978 East Perth Perth S Fremantle West Perth Claremont E Fremantle Subiaco S Districts - 1979 E Fremantle S Fremantle Claremont East Perth S Districts Perth West Perth Subiaco - 1980 S Fremantle S Districts East Perth Claremont West Perth Perth E Fremantle Subiaco - 1981 Claremont S Fremantle S Districts East Perth Subiaco West Perth E Fremantle Perth - 1982 S Districts Claremont West Perth East Perth S Fremantle E Fremantle Perth Subiaco - 1983 S Districts Claremont S Fremantle E Fremantle East Perth West Perth Subiaco Perth - 1984 S Districts E Fremantle Claremont East Perth S Fremantle West Perth Subiaco Perth - 1985 E Fremantle Subiaco S Districts West Perth Claremont S Fremantle Perth East Perth - 1986 Subiaco E Fremantle Perth Claremont West Perth East Perth S Fremantle S Districts - 1987 Claremont Subiaco E Fremantle S Districts West Perth Perth East Perth S Fremantle - 1988 Subiaco Claremont E Fremantle S Fremantle Perth West Perth East Perth S Districts - 1989 Claremont S Fremantle E Fremantle West Perth S Disricts Subiaco Perth East Perth - 1990 S Districts Claremont S Fremantle E Fremantle East Perth Perth Subiaco West Perth - 1991 Claremont Subiaco S Districts Perth East Perth E Fremantle S Fremantle West Perth - 1992 E Fremantle S Fremantle East Perth S Districts Subiaco Perth Claremont West Perth - 1993 Claremont West Perth Subiaco S Districts S Fremantle E Fremantle East Perth Perth - 1994 E Fremantle Claremont West Perth Subiaco S Districts S Fremantle East Perth Perth - 1995 West Perth Subiaco E Fremantle S Fremantle Claremont East Perth Perth S Districts - 1996 Claremont East Perth E Fremantle West Perth S Districts S Fremantle Perth Subiaco - 1997 S Fremantle E Fremantle Perth East Perth S Districts West perth Subiaco Claremont P Th. 1998 E Fremantle West Perth Subiaco East Perth Claremont S Fremantle S Districts Perth P Th. 1999 West Perth S Fremantle Subiaco E Fremantle Claremont Perth S Districts East Perth P Th. 2000 East Perth E Fremantle Subiaco Claremont West Perth S Districts S Fremantle P Thunder Perth 2001 East Perth S Fremantle Claremont Subiaco West Perth P Thunder Perth E Fremantle S Districts 2002 East Perth West Perth Subiaco E Fremantle Perth S Fremantle Claremont P Thunder S Districts 2003 West Perth Subiaco East Perth Claremont S Districts S Fremantle E Fremantle Perth P Th. 2004 Subiaco Claremont S Fremantle S Districts East Perth Perth West Perth Perth E Freo 2005 S Fremantle Claremont Subiaco S Districts West Perth East Perth E Fremantle Perth P Th. 2006 Subiaco S Fremantle Claremont West Perth East Perth S Districts Perth P Thunder E Freo 2007 Subiaco Claremont S Fremantle East Perth West Perth E Fremantle S Districts P Thunder Perth 2008 Subiaco S Districts West Perth S Fremantle E Fremantle Peel Thunder Perth Claremont East Perth 2009 S Fremantle Subiaco Swan Districts West Perth East Perth Perth E Fremantle Claremont Peel Th. 2010 S Districts Claremont E Fremantle East Perth West Perth Subiaco S Fremantle Peel Thunder Perth 2011 Claremont Subiaco West Perth S Fremantle E Fremantle Perth East Perth S Districts Peel Th. 2012 Claremont E Fremantle S Districts East Perth West Perth S Fremantle Subiaco Perth Peel Th. 2013 West Perth East Perth Claremont Swan Districts E Fremantle Perth S Fremantle Subiaco Peel Th. 2014 Subiaco East Perth E Fremantle Swan Districts Claremont West Perth S Fremantle Peel Thunder Perth 2015 Subiaco West Perth East Perth Peel Thunder Claremont Swan Districts S Fremantle E Fremantle Perth 2016 Peel Subiaco S Fremantle West Perth East Perth E Fremantle Claremont Perth S Districts 2017 Peel Subiaco S Fremantle Swan Districts West Perth East Perth Claremont E Fremantle Perth 2018 Subiaco West Perth S Fremantle Claremont East Perth Perth Peel Swans Districts East Freo 2019 Subiaco S Fremantle Claremont West Coast West Perth Perth Peel E Fremantle East P Swans 2020 S Fremantle Claremont West Perth Perth East Perth Subiaco S Districts E Fremantle Peel Th.

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YEAR PRESIDENT CEO TREASURER COACH CAPTAIN VICE CAPTAIN FINISH 1926 A MacKay EF Cuffe EF Cuffe N McIntosh N McIntosh HE Hendy 7 1927 A MacKay EF Cuffe EF Cuffe N McIntosh N McIntosh HE Hendy 7 1928 C Stewart JV Hamley HE Hendy HJ Gepp E Earle H Church 7 1929 C Stewart JV Hamley HE Hendy HJ Gepp H Church F Willox 6 1930 C Stewart JV Hamley HE Hendy HJ Gepp CJ Sunderland F Willox 6 1931 C Stewart JV Hamley HE Hendy HJ Gepp H Gepp EA Lovegrove 7 1932 C Stewart JV Hamley HE Hendy HJ Gepp EA Lovegrove EJ Morris 7 1933 C Stewart JV Hamley HE Hendy HJ Gepp EA Lovegrove KA Hough 7 1934 C Stewart J Webb HE Hendy HJ Gepp / KA Hough AS Steward 8 RP Rodriguez 1935 C Stewart J Webb HE Hendy CB Parsons / C Parsons / FR Batt & 7 CJ Hooper R Moloney R Moloney 1936 H Mercer HS Leckie HE Hendy RT Lawn G Moloney R Moloney 2 1937 H Mercer HS Leckie HE Hendy RT Lawn RT Lawn G Moloney 2 1938 H Mercer HS Leckie F Morris J Leonard G Moloney S Headon 1 1939 H Mercer HS Leckie L Brown J Leonard G Moloney S Headon 1 1940 H Mercer HS Leckie L Packham J Leonard G Moloney J Reid 1 1941 H Mercer HS Leckie L Packham J Leonard G Moloney J Reid 4 1942 H Mercer HS Leckie L Packham J Reeves RG Thomas B Oliver 2 1943 H Mercer HS Leckie L Packham GM Moloney RG Thomas JM Burke 6 1944 H Mercer HS Leckie L Packham GM Moloney G Russell AM Martin 7 1945 H Mercer HS Leckie L Packham GM Moloney AJ Shaw W Sutherland 8 1946 H Mercer HS Leckie L Packham J Leonard J Edmeades MF Bridgwood 8 1947 H Mercer HS Leckie L Packham W Brophy W O’Neill EJ Stewart 6 1948 H Mercer CR Kemp L Packham GM Moloney W O’Neill SL McClements 6 1949 H Mercer CR Kemp L Packham GM Moloney S Young MF Bridgwood 6 1950 PC Munro CR Kemp EG Baker GM Moloney L McClements G Maffina 5 1951 PC Munro GD McEwan EG Baker GM Moloney G Maffina MF Bridgwood 6 1952 PC Munro GD McEwan EG Baker GL Maffina G Maffina MF Bridgwood 3 1953 TC Brown J Fleming & AF EG Baker GL Maffina G Maffina J Munro 7 White 1954 TC Brown AF White EG Baker H Carbon J Munro K Caporn 6 1955 CR Kemp AF White EG Baker JC Hyde J Hyde K Caporn 7 1956 CR Kemp AF White R Jeffrey JC Hyde J Hyde P Jago 6 1957 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey GL Maffina G Maffina D Idle 7 1958 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey GL Maffina K Clune J Hilton 8 1959 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey R Richards R Richards J Hilton 7 1960 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey R Richards R Richards / K Clune / 6 K Clune D Marshall 1961 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey P Pianto P Pianto K Clune 7 1962 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey P Pianto P Pianto D Marshall 8 1963 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey P Pianto P Pianto D Marshall 8 1964 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey JF Conway L Mumme L Cook 1 1965 RJ Kyle AF White R Jeffrey JF Conway L Mumme L Cook 3 1966 RJ Kyle NRS Martin R Jeffrey JF Conway L Mumme L Cook 5 1967 RJ Kyle NRS Martin R Jeffrey JF Conway L Cook J McIntosh 5 1968 RJ Kyle NRS Martin R Jeffrey JF Conway L Cook J McIntosh 6 1969 RJ Kyle NRS Martin R Jeffrey D Marshall D Marshall L Cook 7 1970 DG Hooper NRS Martin R Jeffrey D Marshall D Marshall L Cook 5 1971 DG Hooper NRS Martin R Jeffrey D Marshall D Marshall L Cook 4 1972 EWN Milner NRS Martin R Jeffrey V Howell L Cook & B Duperouzel & 2 B Duperouzel G Moss 1973 EWN Milner NRS Martin R Jeffrey V Howell B Duperouzel D Griffiths 8 1974 EWN Milner PD Rule R Jeffrey V Howell J Lewis G Blethyn 7 1975 EWN Milner PD Rule R Jeffrey M Brown J Lewis G Blethyn & 8 N Salomons 1976 WK Maskiell PD Rule R Jeffrey M Brown M Brown J Spry & B Price 6

Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2020 | 40 Claremont Football Club YEAR PRESIDENT CEO TREASURER COACH CAPTAIN VICE CAPTAIN FINISH 1977 WK Maskiell PD Rule R Jeffrey G Moss G Moss SG Scott 7 1978 WK Maskiell PD Rule / R Jeffrey G Moss G Moss B Price 5 GW Atherden 1979 WK Maskiell GW Atherden R Jeffrey G Moss G Moss R Melville 3 1980 WK Maskiell GW Atherden R Jeffrey G Moss G Moss KR Hunter 4 1981 WK Maskiell GW Atherden R Jeffrey G Moss G Moss W Blackwell 1 1982 WK Maskiell GW Atherden R Jeffrey G Moss G Moss W Blackwell 2 1983 WK Maskiell GW Atherden R Jeffrey G Moss G Moss N Morton 2 1984 WK Maskiell RJ Webster R Jeffrey G Moss N Morton S Malaxos 3 1985 WK Maskiell RJ Webster R Jeffrey G Moss N Morton B Monteath 5 1986 IN Goldie AR Moore FOOTBALL G Moss S Malaxos D Panizza 4 MANAGER 1987 SG Scott AR Moore R Luckman G Neesham GJ Neesham S Goulding 1 1988 PR Kyle AR Moore R Luckman / G Neesham T Beers C Shepherd 2 P Smart 1989 PR Kyle AR Moore P Smart G Neesham J Scott M Hann 1 1990 LR Mutch AR Moore P Smart G Neesham M Hann P Owens 2 1991 LR Mutch AR Moore P Smart G Neesham M Hann B Beresford 1 1992 LR Mutch / R Cox P Smart G Neesham B Beresford S Edwards 7 J O’Connell 1993 J O’Connell R Cox P Smart G Neesham D Panizza A Clark 1 1994 J O’Connell R Cox P Smart / G Neesham / M Brayshaw C Wolf 2 R Malcolm M Riley 1995 J O’Connell R Cox R Malcolm D Panizza D Klemm B Green 5 1996 J O’Connell R Cox C Knapton D Panizza J Smith & J Guard L Spencer & R Croxford 1 1997 J O’Connell D Russell C Knapton D Panizza J Guard L Spencer 8 S Calder 1998 B Johnston D Russell / R S Calder D Panizza J Guard L Spencer 5 Malone 1999 B Johnston R Malone S Calder D Pyke L Spencer P McKenzie 5 2000 B Johnston R Malone T Shimmon D Pyke D Kowal L Spencer 4 2001 B Johnston R Malone / T Shimmon M Riley D Kowal R Harvey, 3 T Shimmon N Stone & S Nimmo 2002 B Johnston T Shimmon T Shimmon M Riley N Stone R Harvey & B Wira 7 2003 B Johnston T Shimmon B Dawkins G McKenna J Crabb G Harding 4 2004 K Venables T Shimmon S Calder A Prescott J Crabb G Harding 2 2005 K Venables T Shimmon S Calder A Prescott J Crabb T Carroll, A Jones 2 M Quinn 2006 K Venables T Shimmon S Calder A Prescott J Crabb A Jones 3 M Cousens 2007 K Venables T Shimmon S Calder A Prescott A Jones M Cousens 2 2008 K Venables T Shimmon S Calder R Kerr A Jones M Cousens 8 2009 K Venables T Shimmon D Horsington R Kerr / S C Rudeforth C Jones M Warren 8 McPhee 2010 K Venables T Shimmon D Horsington S McPhee C Rudeforth A Browne 2 2011 K Venables T Shimmon D Horsington S McPhee C Rudeforth A Browne 1 2012 K Venables T Shimmon D Horsington M Webb A Browne L Blackwell 1 K Mitchell 2013 K Venables T Shimmon D Horsington M Webb A Browne L Blackwell 3 J Murphy 2014 K Somes T Shimmon D Horsington M Broadbridge J Murphy L Blackwell 5 T Handley 2015 K Somes D Horsington D Coffey M Broadbridge J Murphy R Neates 5 I Richardson 2016 K Somes G Moss D Coffey M Broadbridge J Murphy R Neates 7 I Richardson 2017 K Somes G Moss D Coffey D Harris J Murphy I Richardson 7 2018 G Povey G Moss / D Coffey / D Harris I Richardson K Mitchell 4 D Coffey K Bradley R Lim 2019 G Povey D Coffey K Bradley D Harris I Richardson/K Mitchell T Lee 3 2020 G Povey D Coffey K Bradley D Harris K Mitchell A Hamp & D Mountford 2

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BACK: Callan England, Declan Hardisty, Tom Lee, Anthony Davis, Jeremy Goddard, Oliver Eastland, Dylan Smallwood, Ryan Nyhuis, Alec Waterman SECOND: Kepler Bradley (Football Ops. Manager), Max Spyvee, Tyron Smallwood, Harrison McCracken, Ben Edward, Charlie Malone, Rylie Morgan, Thomas Baldwin, Edward McGinty, (Asst. Coach) FRONT: Isaac Barton, Jared Hardisty, Bailey Rogers, Jye Bolton, Declan Mountford, Darren Harris (League Coach), Kane Mitchell, Anton Hamp, Haydn Busher, Jack Lewsey, Alexander Manuel ABSENT: Ryan Lim CLAREMONT FOOTBALL CLUB 2020 RESERVES TEAM

BACK: Joel Krauss, Louis Passera, Anthony Davis, Jordon Reid, Steven Miller, Jeremy Goddard, Jack Buller, William Reilly, Max Minear, Luke Knight, Lewis Daisley, Lachlan Davis THIRD: David Lucas (Asst. Coach) , Marc Boyatzis, Bailey Bennett, Isaac Wallace, Charlie Malone, Jamie Paul, Will Stockwell, Jake Anderson, Corey Hitchcock, Tyron Smallwood, Jye Clark, Kepler Bradley (Football Ops. Manager) SECOND: Hunter Lucas, Anthony McEvoy (Head Physio), Stephanie Sulidis (S&C Staff), Rylie Morgan, Alexander Manuel, Tom Lee, Ryan McKenzie (Reserves Coach), Tom Curren, , Ben Edwards, Craig Glancy (Asst. Coach), Murray Willis, Marlee Hedley (S&C Staff) FRONT: Max Spyvee, Matthew Spoors, Cameron Anderson, Edward McGinty, Kade Line, Isaac Barton ABSENT: Nick Crump, Shaquille Morton, Cooper Nitschke, Ben Elliott

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BACK: Ike Sutherland, Kobi Martin, Jack Avery, Jacob Blight, Dylan Mulligan, Griffin Muir, Kalin Lane, Kieran Gowdie, Finn Toovey, Leith Fitzpatrick, Ethan McCallum, Alex Pearce THIRD: Brett Bowker (Assistant Coach), Ashley Clancy (Assistant Coach), Jake Willson, Brock Anning, Jett Braddock, Cassius King, Taylen Bin Busu, Matao Owen, Kai Harwood, Logan Guelfi, Jack Mentink, Matt Sofoulis (Runner), Tim Monkhouse (Assistant Coach) SECOND: Kara Malkovic (Head Trainer), Andrew Johnson (S&C Coach), Jordan Smith (Talent Manager), Ben Ramshaw, Samuel Alvarez, Logan Young, Matt Angus (Head Coach), Zac Mainwaring, Riley Torrijos, Cameron Anderson, Benjamin Willett (Assistant Coach), Jake Colvin (Assistant Coach), Katie Hanrahan (Head Trainer) FRONT: Jake Walsh-Dwyer, Kendyll Blurton, Marcus Romano, Jacquin Ciminata, Bill Harvey, Kyle Lim ABSENT: Joel Western, Jacob van Rooyen, George Graham, Reece Gordon, Thomas Lawson, Campbell Rogers, Max Mumme, Tim Hogan, Seth Roberts, Samuel Gelavis, Joshua Morgan, Tristan Hurford, Dane Victor, Kyle Lim, Kieran Kavanagh, Hugh Plowman, Angus Sheldrick, Joshua Francis, Arthur Jones

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