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Round 2 July 25, 2020 Official Publication of the Wafl $3.00 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WAFL $3.00 ROUND 2 JULY 25, 2020 Name Club Games Tony Notte SD 237 Kyal Horsley S 203 Matt Riggio SD 194 Aaron Black WP 190 Blayne Wilson SF 166 Shane Nelson WP 157 Alex Howard SD 150 Haiden Schloithe SF 150 Matt Rogers P 145 Steven Payne SD 143 u Haiden Schloithe (SF) This publication is proudly produced by the WA Football WAFL admission prices Commission. DID YOU KNOW? $15 – Adult* Cover // Anton Hamp (C) You can subscribe to the Football Budget $12 – Concession* Photography // Gary Day & Michael Farnell Simply call 0419 930 763 or email Free – Children 15 and under Design // Jacqueline Holland, Direction Design and Print *Includes a copy of Football Budget [email protected] Printing // Data Documents www.datadocuments.com.au The Football Budget is printed on Gloss 90gsm paper, which is sourced from a sustainably managed forest and uses manufacturing processes of the highest environmental standards. The magazine is 100% recyclable. Copyright © No part of this publication may be reproduced or stored in a retrieval system without the permission of the publisher. Opinions expressed in the Football Budget are not necessarily those of the WAFC. The WAFC or affiliated clubs believe that the material produced in this publication is accurate, but gives no warranty in relation thereto and disclaims all liability for claims against the WAFC or affiliated clubs, its employees, agents, or any other person, which may rise from any person acting on the materials contained herein. 2 by Elliot Raiter for modern day stars Notte, Horsley, Riggio, Black, Wilson and Nelson. South Fremantle’s premier ruckman Brock Higgins These names are synonymous with the Optus WAFL could finish 2020 as another 150-game player if all goes competition. Sandover medals, multiple club best & to plan. As a giant of the game, this is no small feat. fairests, State representation and AFL experience. While 2020 has been the year of challenges, there The resumes speak for themselves, with the six players will be plenty to celebrate over the coming weeks of sitting at the top of the current games played list. an exciting season. Two new members joined the 150 games club over the opening round of the season, seeing Haiden u Tony Notte (SD) Schloithe and Alex Howard become life members of South Fremantle and Swan Districts respectively. You’d be hard-pressed to find a more consistent player in the WAFL than Haiden Schloithe. A midfielder with plenty of flair and skill, the Katanning product will be remembered as one of the finest to come out of South Fremantle. Alex Howard has gone about his business quietly but remains one of the most important players to Swans. A reliable defender that is rarely beaten, Howard dreamed of playing for the Bassendean club and will relish the life membership reward. Notte has the crown for most games by a current player at 237 for Swan Districts, while Subiaco’s Kyal Horsley sits beside him having recently passed 200 WAFL games at the end of last season. A highlight of the 2020 season may well be Swan Districts’ skipper Matt Riggio reaching 200 games. The 32-year-old veteran requires just six more games to reach the coveted mark, meaning round eight against Perth at Steel Blue Oval could be a giant celebration. Four more individuals have the opportunity to reach 150 games later in the season. Swan Districts’ midfielder Steven Payne sits on 143 games, having played the majority of his football at East Perth before switching to Steel Blue Oval for the past two seasons. Perth forward Matt Rogers could reach 150 via a home fixture against Subiaco in Round 7. The 29-year- old spent the first part of his career in the red and black before making Swan Districts his home for six seasons. Having returned to Mineral Resources Park in 2019, it would be fitting to reach the milestone back where it all began for Rogers. 2 3 WAFL MATCH PREVIEWS brought to you by waflfootyfacts.net Provident Financial Oval - 25th July @2.30pm #WPvSF Tip 2nd 1-0 126.83% 1st 1-0 552.38% South Fremantle by 24 W11 Form Guide W95 Fact: South Fremantle have won 11 of the last 12 games against West Perth, with the Falcons only win in that period being the 2018 Preliminary Final. South’s current percentage is the 11th highest in WAFL history. P: 361 W: 168 L: 187 D: 6 Head to Head P: 361 W: 187 L: 168 D: 6 37.17 (239) in round 10, 1987 Highest Score 40.18 (258) in round 21, 1981 1.8 (14) in round 18, 1915 Lowest Score 1.8 (14) in round 13, 1904 210 points in round 10, 1987 Biggest Winning Margin 180 points in round 21, 1981 New Choice Homes Park - 25th July @2.30pm #EFvPT Tip 8th 0-1 18.10% 5th 0-1 85.71% Peel Thunder by 4 L95 Form Guide L10 Fact: In round 1, Bradley Holmes played his first WAFL game since 2013 and has now kicked 177 career goals. He needs just five more goals to pass Dean Buszan as Peel Thunder’s leading goal kicker. P: 56 W: 36 L: 20 D: 0 Head to Head P: 56 W: 20 L: 36 D: 0 31.16 (202) in round 21, 2007 Highest Score 20.16 (136) in Round 4, 2006 3.8 (26) in round 17, 2016 Lowest Score 4.5 (29) in Round 14,2000 132 points in Round 13, 2010 Biggest Winning Margin 86 points in Round 2, 2017 Revo Fitness Stadium - 25th July @2.30pm #CvSD Tip 3rd 1-0 126.67% 7th 0-1 78.85% Claremont by 36 W20 Form Guide L11 Fact: In his 81 career games for Claremont, Jye Bolton averages 29.1 disposals per game, but over 10 games against Swan Districts, he averages 36.3 disposals per game. P: 258 W: 160 L: 96 D: 2 Head to Head P: 258 W: 96 L: 160 D: 2 33.22 (220) in round 16, 1940 Highest Score 25.15 (165) in round 16, 1984 1.7 (13) in round 11, 1996 Lowest Score 3.3 (21) in round 11, 1964 163 points in round 16, 1940 Biggest Winning Margin 123 points in round 10, 1961 Mineral Resources Park - 25th July @3.05pm #PvEP Tip 4th 1-0 116.67% 9th - - Perth by 15 W10 Form Guide B Fact: Perth have won their last two matches against East Perth, the last time the Demons won three in a row against the Royals was during an eight game streak from 1988-1990. P: 332 W: 133 L: 198 D: 1 Head to Head P: 332 W: 198 L: 133 D: 1 29.12 (186) in round 14, 1977 Highest Score 28.14 (182) in round 21, 2014 2.4 (16) in round 13, 1919 Lowest Score 1.4 (10) in round 3, 1956 112 points in round 14, 1977 Biggest Winning Margin 125 points in round 20, 1928 4 brought to you by waflfootyfacts.net by Sean Cowan COLLECTABLES During 2020, the Football Budget will again feature a section on WAFL memorabilia and invites you to write or email if you want more information about the football collectables you have tucked away at home. One of the highlights of the covered the fact that the WAFL’s 1972 shows. Do you recognise any long off season was the discovery Little League competition started of the faces? of an old scoreboard, which had on the 1st of June 1970, with the Finally for this week, given it’s a apparently been hanging on the R&I Bank as sponsors. shortened season and I’m almost wall of a Fremantle shed for most of The bank chipped in $5000 for out of space, I thought it best to get the past decade. jumpers, footballs, socks, umpires my first request for the year out of The board was designed to be payments, goal posts and point the way early. portable, so that it could be pushed posts in that first season, with the So if anyone has a stash of club into the ground at little league first ever Little League grand final annual reports lying around, I’m games and then removed from the seeing East Fremantle defeat East still looking for the following to playing surface before the league Perth during the half-time break in complete the library back to WWII: teams came back on the ground. the league preliminary final. Claremont: 1946, 47, 49, 53-57, 59, But very little information was Eventually, the R&I Bank was 60, 62, 63, 66; East Perth: 1946-50, available about the board, which replaced by Town & Country as 52, 63; Perth: 1946-54, 57, 60, 61; came with name plates for each of major sponsors. South Fremantle: 1946, 49, 2017; the traditional WAFL clubs. The board itself likely dates to the Subiaco: 1946-53; Swans: 1946, 47, Curiously, the plates used first few years of the WAFL’s Little 49-57, 60, 62, 64-67, 69, 70, 75, 79. the superseded nicknames League competition, given the Feel free to get in touch via any of Southerners (South Fremantle, club nicknames used, and changed the methods listed below. replaced by “Bulldogs” in 1959) hands for $300. and Maroons (Subiaco, replaced It’s interesting to note by “Lions” in 1973). But it also used that the Little League “Demons” for Perth, which replaced was a serious business “Redlegs” in 1959. in the 1970s and a state This made it particularly difficult representative team to put a date on the board.
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