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OPEN THURSDAYS TILL 7PM, SATURDAYS TILL 2PM Balcatta: Cnr Wanneroo & Halley Rds. Ph: 9345 2004 Cannington: 1399 Albany Hwy. Ph: 9351 8213 Canning Vale: Cnr Bannister Rd & South St. Ph: 9256 3077 www.steelblue.com.au Kelmscott: 2874 Albany Hwy. Ph: 9495 4777 Midland: 146 Gt Eastern Hwy. Ph: 9250 2733 Morley: 150 Russell St. Ph: 9370 3780 OʼConnor: Cnr Stock & Peel Rds. Ph: 9314 6430 Wangara: Cnr Buckingham Dr & Lumsden Rd. Ph: 9309 9899 * FE;@K@FEJGGCP Features IInsidenside tthishis issueissue 4-5 ...... The gap is closing 8-9 ...... Previews and awards 12 ...... Under 18s underway 4 13 ...... Spider and David Snow The gap is closing 14 ...... Country football results 15-18 ...... Amateur battle – WA v Vic 19 ...... Community football 20 ...... 21 ...... Dockers 24 ...... From the WAFC 25 ...... Umpire profiles / tribunal 28 ...... All the stats 29 ...... Ladders and results 12 30 ...... 2009 WAFL fixtures Names to remember Team lists (as supplied by WAFL clubs) 6-7 ...... v Peel Thunder 10-11 ...... West Perth v Subiaco 22-23 ...... Swan Districts v South Fremantle 26-27 ...... East Perth v Claremont

COVER: WHILE a look at East Perth’s win-loss ratio in the past season and a bit does not make pretty reading, Royals 13 diehards can relax, confident, that their club is moving in the Spider and David Snow right direction. Check out pages 4 and 5 of today’s Football Budget and see how inroads are being made and how close the Royals are to again being a force. The charge is being led by co-captain Craig Glancy, who appears to be the barometer for the club. He is just one of the mid-20-year-old players that are slowly building into a solid, experienced squad.

MILESTONES THE WA Football 200-club family is getting bigger by the week. got there last week (see page 21) and so did his teammate . Embley has 176 games with West 15-18 Coast, 13 with Claremont and 11 with Swan Districts. Today, State Amateur the Swans skipper, Adam Lange, also reaches the milestone. The clash against South Fremantle will be his 113th for the clash - WA v Vic Swans. He also has 13 for Subiaco, 12 with Sturt in the SANFL, 28 with North , 31 in the VFL with the Murray Kangaroos and three state appearances for WA.

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THERE was an estimated 12,000 people at East last Monday to watch the Fremantle Derby clash between East Fremantle and South Fremantle. Crowd figures are on the rise all around WAFL grounds in 2009. One of the reasons given for the increased interest is the closeness of games – the competition – that is being presented. And while a lot has been written and spoken about the closeness of the WAFL this season, the Football Budget can confirm that the competition is getting tighter. Games are being decided by lesser margins in 2009 than they were in 2008 – on average by nearly 14 points per game. That’s 40 games of football used for comparison. • This season, so far, we have seen 21 of 40 games decided by 18 points or less. • At the same time in 2008, 10 games had been decided by three goals or less, plus one draw. • This season so far four games have had margins at the final siren of 10 goals or more. • At the same time in 2008, 12 games had been blow-outs of more than 10 goals. But something has had to give. And that is less goals are being scored. The average score being kicked in 2009 is a shade off 96 points per team (16 goals). In 2008 teams were averaging 101 points each time they ran out (almost 17 goals). • Losses in 40 games in 2009 have added up to 1088 points. • Losses in 40 games in 2008 added up to 1638 points. And the crowds are responding by arriving through the gates to watch. Talkback radio through this week received many calls from people describing the atmosphere at the Derby on Monday, which saw East Fremantle come back to score a thrilling one-point victory, as the best they have experienced at a football game, at any level, for more than a decade. Whether it is the points salary cap system that has brought about the RRyanyan JacksonJackson isis oneone change (could it make a difference in such a short period of time?); or pplayerlayer helpinghelping toto bbuilduild the return of retired or delisted AFL players; or the fact that West Coast CClaremont’slaremont’s conficonfi dencedence and Fremantle are supplying good numbers of players to the WAFL each week – we are enjoying a thrilling start to the season. Let’s hope all nine sides can keep it up.

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4 www.mediatonic.com.au By Brad Elborough THE STATS Games results - To Round 10, 2009 To Round 10, 2008 40 games Average margin 40.95 points Average margin 27.2 points Games won by 60+ points = 10 Games won by 60+ points = 3 Games won by 100+ points = 2 Games won by 100+ points = 1 THE FRUSTRATION Margins While the closeness of the competition is great for Margins (Draw) - 1 the WAFL and the spectators, a couple of teams are (1-6) - 8 (1-6) - 5 finding it tough to make headways on the premiership (7-10) - 6 (7-10) - 1 ladder, despite being more than competitive. (10-18) - 7 (10-18) - 4 Claremont sit bottom of the WAFL league ladder with just one victory and has already had the well- (19-24) - 2 (19-24) - 5 publicised split with coach Roger Kerr. Well the (25-30) - 2 (25-30) - 0 competition hasn’t been much friendlier for Simon (31-40) - 4 (31-40) - 6 McPhee. (Above 40) - 11 (Above 40) - 18 The Tigers still have a percentage of 84.4, due to four losses of less than three goals. East Perth in 2009 And in three of the Tigers other losses, they have Rnd 1 East Perth 14.12 (96) lost West Perth 16.7 (103) -7 been in with a chance of victory at some stage in the second half – often the final quarter. Rnd 2 East Perth 5.16 (46) lost East Fremantle 13.15 (93) -47 Only the 48-point loss to East Perth can be considered Rnd 3 East Perth 19.8 (122) won Claremont 10.14 (74) 48 a contest that got away from Claremont early in the Rnd 4 East Perth 10.12 (72) lost Peel Thunder 10.15 (75) -3 game. Rnd 5 East Perth 14.8 (92) won Perth 12.11 (83) 9 The Royals are currently eighth, with three wins and Rnd 6 East Perth 10.16 (76) won Subiaco 10.13 (73) 3 six losses. These two sides placed in the bottom two Rnd 7 East Perth 7.10 (52) lost South Fremantle 22.18 (150) -98 last season. Rnd 8 East Perth 12.9 (81) lost Swan Districts 18.12 (120) -39 But East Perth, being led by coach Tony Micale, can be considered very unlucky not be higher on the Rnd 9 Bye ladder – much higher. State game bye A total of 13 points more kicked over three games Rnd 10 East Perth 13.7 (85) lost West Perth 12.15 (87) -2 would have the Royals with six victories and sharing Claremont in 2009 top spot with South Fremantle, Subiaco, Swan Districts and West Perth – well maybe not the Falcons, Rnd 1 Claremont 10.6 (66) lost Subiaco 10.21 (81) -15 as two of those close losses have been to them. Rnd 2 Bye The Royals have only been blown away once, to Rnd 3 Claremont 10.14 (74) lost East Perth 19.8 (122) -48 South Fremantle, and also struggled against East Rnd 4 Claremont 12.13 (85) lost East Fremantle 13.20 (98) -13 Fremantle, but had chances late in the game against Rnd 5 Claremont 14.11 (95) lost South Fremantle 16.16 (112) -17 Swan Districts in Round 8. Rnd 6 Claremont 11.11 (77) lost Swan Districts 13.18 (96) -19 At all levels of football, there is a theory that losing Rnd 7 Claremont 16.13 (109) lost Peel Thunder 17.11 (113) -4 becomes as much a culture around a club as winning – a habit. Rnd 8 Claremont 13.21 (99) won Perth 10.10 (70) 29 But if any side can master getting over the line in the Rnd 9 Claremont 12.13 (85) lost West Perth 15.12 (102) -17 close ones, they will go a long way to making finals State game bye in 2009. Rnd 10 Claremont 11.12 (78) lost Subiaco 17.14 (116) -38

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Colts - Saturday, June 6, 9.15am, EFTel Oval.

COLOURS: Black and Red COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Coach: Damien McMahon PPeeleel ThunderThunder FootballFootball ClubClub Coach: Michael Pratt

No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 ELARI, Aaron 24/04/91 Swan Lee ...... 1 MAY, Bradley 10/03/92 Pinjarra ...... 2 SMITH,Braden 13/05/91 South Perth ...... 2 CRANE, Shaun 21/01/91 Eaton ...... 3 MCLAUGHLIN, Kyle 31/07/90 Cervantes ...... 3 McKENNA, Liam 18/04/92 Safety Bay ...... 5 CRAMER,Brad 16/07/90 Mazenod ...... 5 MASON, Rhett 30/03/91 Waroona ...... 6 TURVEY, Aaron 26/02/91 Winnacott ...... 6 CATALANO, Joel 21/08/91 Waroona ...... 7 McFARLANE, Devin 04/09/92 South ...... 7 MOORE, Scott 13/09/90 Belmont ...... 8 DAWSON, Mitchell 16/08/91 Waroona ...... 8 SMITH, Liam 04/11/91 Lynwood/Ferndale ...... 9 ROWLANDS, Jade 30/04/91 Mandurah Mustangs ...... 9 FLORIO, Michael 28/02/91 Thornlie ...... 10 PETERSON, Joshua 11/05/91 Halls Head ...... 10 FIEGERT, Joel 10/10/90 Belmont ...... 11 OLIVER, Chris 29/10/90 Rockingham ...... 11 HODGE, Brett 06/05/91 Thornlie ...... 12 BROWN, Mitch 04/03/91 Pinjarra ...... 12 BLACKBURN, Matthew 07/12/90 South Perth/Aquinas ...... 13 BENNELL, Harley 02/10/92 Pinjarra ...... 13 STUART, Kerwin 16/11/92 Toodyay Lions ...... 15 PAYRITS, Aaron 20/05/91 Halls Head ...... 14 CRABTREE,James 18/08/90 Belmont ...... 16 PIGGOT, Blake 11/04/91 Harvey ...... 15 BUSHER, Hayden 21/08/91 Park ...... 17 WILSON, Joshua 27/02/92 Safety Bay ...... 18 FLEAY, Tom 13/11/90 HBL ...... 18 ROGERS, Matt 10/09/90 Cunderdin ...... 20 TINKER, Bradley 02/04/92 Pinjarra ...... 19 LEESON, Joel 08/08/91 Dongara ...... 21 LARKINS, Mathew 20/04/92 South Mandurah ...... 20 WARNER, Dylan 30/07/92 Willetton ...... 22 BLACK, Aaron 29/11/90 Eaton ...... 21 MORRIS, James 14/07/91 Aquinas/ Railways Northam ...... 23 PODMORE, Zachary 30/09/92 Mustangs ...... 22 HARRIS,Jordan 23/08/90 Scotch College/Cunderdin ...... 24 BESWICK, Dean 01/03/91 Pinjarra ...... 23 STEARNE, Dominic 05/12/90 South Perth ...... 25 WILSON, Mitchell 06/02/92 Halls Head ...... 24 O’DRISCOLL, Jake 04/07/91 Victoria Park ...... 26 ANDERSON, Nathan 17/12/91 Rockingham ...... 24 McNEIL,Todd 21/08/90 South Perth ...... 27 BOYLE, James 06/12/92 Halls Head ...... 25 KORIC, Jamie 05/10/91 Aquinas/ Mingenew ...... 28 DOHERTY, Mathew 17/04/92 HBL ...... 29 CARROLL, Tom 07/03/91 Waroona ...... 26 KELLY,Caius 21/06/92 Queens Park/Victoria Park ...... 30 VLAHOV, Jacob 17/09/92 Baldivis ...... 27 DUFTY,Bryn 10/06/92 Victoria Park ...... 31 BEASLEY, Joel 27/07/92 Pinjarra ...... 28 HOUGHTON, Joel 26/11/91 Huntingdale ...... 32 BOUCAUT, Damien 20/02/92 Halls Head ...... 29 KICKETT, Cameron 21/06/91 Railways Northam ...... 33 EDWARDS, Chris 26/08/91 South Mandurah ...... 30 WALDON, William 13/04/92 Belmont ...... 34 ANDERSON, Mitchell 17/12/91 Rockingham ...... 31 TURNER, Reid 19/01/91 Corrigin ...... 35 COWDREY, Benjamin 26/06/92 Mustangs ...... 31 EDWARDS,Matthew 08/06/92 Thornlie ...... 36 O’DRISCOLL, Joel 20/01/92 Pinjarra ...... 32 WELBURN,Nathan 20/05/91 Toodyay Lions ...... 37 BUTCHER, Kieran 02/03/92 Eaton ...... 33 MYERS,Ben 09/12/91 Victoria Park ...... 38 MEYERS, Lincoln 02/01/92 Halls Head ...... 34 HUGHES,Joshua 05/09/90 Carey Park ...... 39 POHLENZ-SAW, Phillip 04/11/90 Baldivis ...... 40 GILLAM, Brennan 10/07/91 Halls Head ...... 34 DONCON,Cameron 09/10/91 Kellerberin ...... HARDY, Dom 30/08/92 Halls Head ...... 35 BOOTH,Paul 21/09/90 Thornlie ...... Colts Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Umpires Field: Matt Adams, Jason Edwards Perth Boundary: Ryan Sinclair, Ben Moseley, Kyle Sinclair Goal: Lauren French, Ben Lester Peel Thunder Reserves - Saturday, June 6, 11.45am, EFTel Oval.

COLOURS: Black and Red COLOURS: Teal, Blue and White Perth Football Club Coach: Paul Maher PPeeleel ThunderThunder FootballFootball ClubClub Coach: Nigel Wilson

No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 VENDITTI, Daniel 27/03/87 Trinity ...... 19 HILL, Brandon 18/07/80 Mandurah ...... 4 BILLINGS, Christopher 10/12/87 Rossmoyne ...... 22 GIUMELLI, Justin 14/02/89 Waroona ...... 7 BRUCE, Tim 06/01/89 Claremont ...... 23 PAGE, Brendan 01/11/83 Lavington Panthers ...... 11 RANSTED, Kane 13/02/87 Vic Park ...... 24 SENIOR, Rhys 19/07/89 Halls Head ...... 12 SMITH, Ashley * 20/07/90 Dandenong Stingrays/WCE ...... 13 ROBINSON, Drew 14/03/86 Gosnells ...... 26 UGLE, Densil 13/12/89 West Perth ...... 14 WHITE, Dene 16/12/88 Quairading ...... 28 BESWICK, Robert 15/04/88 Pinjarra ...... 22 EDWARDS, Brett 02/08/81 Nth Ballarat ...... 31 ATTHOWE, Chris 14/02/89 Eaton Boomers ...... 23 WELBURN, Mat 18/09/89 Toodyay ...... 33 BAKER, Justin 25/07/87 Mandurah ...... 24 POWER, Ben 27/02/90 South Perth ...... 34 ELLARD, Ben 09/05/90 Donnybrook ...... 25 LUTTRELL, Brenton 18/01/84 East Fremantle ...... 35 ROLFE, Damian 04/07/85 Pinjarra ...... 26 DELLABOSCA, Luke 11/02/90 South Perth ...... 28 DICK, Dean 29/12/88 Fedrals Northam ...... 36 DAWSON, Robert 28/11/85 Brentwood ...... 29 DEAVES, Mark 13/06/89 Subiaco ...... 37 TIMBRELL, Caillan 07/08/90 Baldivis ...... 31 GOODWIN, Kane 26/06/90 South Perth ...... 39 GREEN, Bradley 30/01/89 Warnbro ...... 32 O’SULLIVAN, Daniel 07/02/87 Trinity, Aquinas ...... 40 BOONE, Adam 08/04/86 Mandurah ...... 34 RODGERS, Christopher 23/02/90 South Perth ...... 41 MCDONALD, Alan 17/05/82 Baldivis ...... 37 RUSSELL, Justin 24/02/89 Trinity College ...... 42 HOLMES, Michael 18/10/85 South Mand ...... 38 KING, Hayden 07/11/89 Dowerin ...... 39 SNEEUWJAGT, Bernard 17/03/89 South Perth ...... 43 HUMPHRIES, Albert 05/09/87 Narrogin ...... 40 CLIFFORD, Shaun 23/03/88 Lynwood Ferndale ...... 44 OELSNIK, Will 28/09/85 Eaton Boomers ...... 41 WHYTE,Tim 01/06/89 Claremont ...... 45 FERRIER, Jake 04/11/89 South Mandurah ...... 42 ZUCCONI, Zach 05/04/90 Trinity ...... 46 GREEN, Mitch 07/05/09 AugMargRiver ...... 43 SMITH, Ryan 04/06/86 Trinity, Aquinas ...... 47 BOLTON, Joshua 18/10/89 Narrogin ...... 44 LEESON,Brent 30/06/89 Dongara ...... 50 PADWICK, Lloyd 25/03/90 Rockingham ...... 46 PEEDLE, Rhys 16/02/90 Lynwood Ferndale ...... 51 McPHAN, David 20/06/85 Belconnen Magpies ...... 48 MAYNE, Chris * 02/11/88 Belmont/FFC ...... 49 FIEGERT, Joel 10/10/90 Belmont ...... 52 LAURENDI, Joseph 05/02/89 Pinjarra ...... 50 SMART, Cameron 29/03/89 Victoria Park ...... 53 NEW, John 20/03/89 Rockingham ...... 51 WARNER, Blake 19/06/90 Riverton ...... 54 DUNBAR, Ben 26/03/90 Rockingham ...... 52 BRENNAN, Jason 23/02/90 Federals Avon ...... 55 EDWARDS, Joshua 08/03/90 Pinjarra ...... 53 CLARKE, Ben 26/04/90 Goomalling ...... 56 COPPEN, Jack 15/07/89 Baldivis ...... 54 BRADDOCK,Nathan 20/01/85 Geelong Falcons ...... 57 KING, Tyler 25/01/90 Collie Eagles ...... 57 CONNOLLY, Brett * 24/02/89 Gippsland/FFC ...... 59 UGLE, Scottie 28/09/89 Thornlie ...... 58 EYRE, Ryan 11/05/90 Carey Park ...... 60 FRANCISCO,Brett 14/10/87 Subiaco ...... 59 BACKSHALL, Dwayne 22/04/90 Mand Centrals ...... st nd rd th Reserves Scoreboard 1 2 3 4 Umpires Field: Mark Worobec, Matt Dodgson, Peter McCaw Perth Boundary: Ben Walker, Hugo Robinson, Lachlan Kennedy Peel Thunder Goal: Gareth Lill, Sally Boud

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No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals .... Bhds No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds from Games from Games 1 VENDITTI, Daniel 1 27/03/87 Trinity 28 ...... 1 BALLANTYNE, Hayden * 0 16/07/87 Peel Thunder/ Baldivis/FFC 60 ...... 2 COOK, Troy (C) 1 12/08/76 Kenwick 91 ...... 2 HAINES, Daniel (C) 1 11/04/81 Sth Mand 120 ...... 3 YOUNG, Ross 10 09/09/83 Carlton FC 20 ...... 3 ROSA, Simon (VC) 10 02/03/83 Bombers 27 ...... 4 BILLINGS, Christopher 1 10/12/87 Rossmoyne 30 ...... 4 BUSZAN, Dean 1 16/12/80 Pin/East Perth 135 ...... 5 KRUEGER, Josh 10 27/10/83 Glenelg 33 ...... 5 O’BRIEN, Rory (DVC) 1 28/06/86 Pinjarra 63 ...... 6 MZUNGU, Tendai 1 28/02/86 Trinity, Aquinas 45 ...... 6 BATTYE, Matt 1 05/11/85 Pinjarra 71 ...... 8 LANG, Kade 1 08/02/83 Mazenod 99 ...... 7 BLOXSIDGE, Kane 1 08/09/86 Waroona 53 ...... 9 SIEKIERKA, Scott 1 12/02/84 Northam 95 ...... 8 HAMMOND, Luke (DVC) 8 20/04/82 Yarrawonga Bris 26 ...... 10 RUFFLES, Tim * 0 05/10/90 North Ballarat/FFC 5 ...... 9 McLEOD, Hayden 3 27/04/84 EFFC 87 ...... 11 RANSTED, Kane 1 13/02/87 Vic Park 38 ...... 10 CHARTRES, Danny 1 17/01/86 Peel Thunder/Essendon 34 ...... 12 SMITH, Ashley * 0 20/07/90 Dandenong Stingrays/WCE 3 ...... 11 HOLMES, Bradley 1 03/09/88 Sth Mand 11 ...... 13 ROBINSON, Drew 1 14/03/85 Gosnells 7 ...... 12 O’BRIEN, Brock * 0 30/05/88 Peel Thunder/Pinjarra/FFC 36 ...... 14 WHITE, Dene 1 16/12/88 Quairading 24 ...... 13 ARROWSMITH, Ashley * 0 12/04/89 /WCE 17 ...... 15 THORNTON, Ash 6 29/12/86 Peel Thunder 55 ...... 14 SCHOFIELD, Will * 0 24/01/89 Geelong Falcons/WCE 33 ...... 15 BEECK, Zac 10 30/06/82 East Perth 72 ...... 16 JONES, Brendon 1 18/04/86 Quairading 89 ...... 17 JONES, Jordan * 0 29/06/90 Geelong Falcons/WCE 7 ...... 17 ARMSTRONG, Steven 1 12/01/84 Perth 45 ...... 18 ROBINS, Kain 10 23/05/84 Eaglehawk 9 ...... 18 KAYLER-THOMSON, Jarrod 1 26/07/85 Newtown 77 ...... 19 HILL, Brandon 1 18/07/80 Mandurah 139 ...... 19 SELWOOD, Scott * 0 27/03/90 /WCE 15 ...... 20 HOWLETT, Ben 1 21/10/88 Donnybrook 50 ...... 20 MOODY, Matthew 10 23/09/85 , SFFC 13 ...... 23 PAGE, Brendan 5 01/11/83 Lavington Panthers 7 ...... 21 ZUCCONI, Aaron 1 14/05/86 South Perth 63 ...... 25 LOCK, Damien 10 01/10/78 Eaglehawk 9 ...... 22 EDWARDS, Brett 1 02/08/81 Nth Ballarat 4 ...... 26 UGLE, Densil 2 13/12/89 West Perth 0 ...... 23 WELBURN, Mat 1 18/09/89 Toodyay 4 ...... 28 BESWICK, Robert 1 15/04/88 Pinjarra 18 ...... 25 LUTTRELL, Brenton 2 18/01/84 East Fremantle 23 ...... 30 ROSA, Matt * 0 23/11/86 Nth Ballarat/WCE 26 ...... 27 McLERNON, Clayton 1 18/07/85 South Perth 52 ...... 31 ATTHOWE, Chris 1 14/02/89 Eaton Boomers 19 ...... 28 DICK, Dean 1 29/12/88 Fedrals Northam 6 ...... 32 EBERT, Brad * 0 02/04/90 Pt Magpies/WCE 7 ...... 29 DEAVES, Mark 2 13/06/89 Subiaco 0 ...... 33 BAKER, Justin 1 25/07/87 Mandurah 4 ...... 30 DRUM, Marcus * 0 01/05/87 Murray U18/FFC 33 ...... 37 TIMBRELL, Caillan 1 07/08/90 Baldivis 0 ...... 32 O’SULLIVAN, Daniel 1 07/02/87 Trinity, Aquinas 0 ...... 38 WARE, Mathew 1 13/09/84 Rockingham 8 ...... 35 FERGUSON, Matthew 10 01/10/84 St Kilda 8 ...... 39 GREEN, Bradley 1 30/01/89 Warnbro 4 ...... 36 BUTLER, Sam * 0 14/01/86 Gawler/WCE 34 ...... 42 HOLMES, Michael 1 18/10/85 South Mand 2 ...... 37 RUSSELL, Justin 1 24/02/89 Trinity College 4 ...... 46 GREEN, Mitch 1 07/05/09 Aug/Marg River 0 ...... 43 SMITH, Ryan 1 04/06/86 Trinity, Aquinas 26 ...... 48 BOLTON, Quinton 2 27/01/84 Sth Frem 79 ...... 45 VIDOT, Chris 1 16/02/89 Queens Park 12 ...... 49 BROWN, Mathew 1 17/10/88 Harv/Bruns/Les 34 ...... 48 MAYNE, Chris * 0 02/11/88 Belmont/FFC 11 ...... 52 LAURENDI, Joseph 1 05/02/89 Pinjarra 0 ...... 52 BRENNAN, Jason 1 23/02/90 Federals Avon 4 ...... 53 NEW, John 1 20/03/89 Rockingham 0 ...... 56 SULLIVAN, Will * 0 24/08/89 Western Jets/WCE 28 ...... 54 DUNBAR, Ben 1 26/03/90 Rockingham 0 ...... Rushed ...... HURN, Shannon * 0 04/09/87 Cent District/WCE 14 ...... AFL Listed Players denoted with * Rushed ...... AFL Listed Players denoted with * WAFL Match Facts Round 11, 2009 - Perth v Peel Thunder Scoreboard Past 10 meetings: Perth 4; Peel 6. League 1st 2nd 3rd 4th At EFTel Oval. Perth 7; Peel 3. Pth highest score v PT 23.18 (156) Round 18, 1997 Perth PT highest score v Pth 19.15 (129) Round 8, 2000 Peel Thunder Pth lowest score v PT 7.13 (55) Round 21, 2008 PT lowest score v Pth 4.10 (34) Round 4, 1999 Pth biggest win v PT 96 points, Round 18, 1997 Umpires Field: David O’Neill, Scott McPhee, Jeff Mann PT biggest win v Pth 35 points, Round 17, 2000 Boundary: Greg Smith, Ryan Kukura, Michael Washbourne Goal: Jack Crawshaw, Brett Rogers CLUB NOTES CLUB NOTES PPERTHERTH www.perthfc.com.au PPEELEEL TTHUNDERHUNDER www.peelthunder.com.au Events Events Milestones Not supplied • 11th June – Pink Gerbera/Napoleon Cosmetics Ladies • Congratulations to on 50 Games for Thunder, workshop, cost $10 inc: glass of champagne/nibbles. originally from Donnybrook Injuries • 12th June – 6PR Footy on the road, Venue: Sharkys, Dolphin Ben Dawkins Knee Season Quay Marina, Book via Tony @ Sharkys – Cost Free Injuries Bryce Thornton ACL Season • 12th July – Sunday session with stars of the 90’s West Coast Kain Robins Concussion 2 weeks Michael Patching Shoulder 5 weeks Eagles Premiership teams, hosted by Chris Waterman. B Tripplett Hamstring 4 weeks Kade Lang Wrist 2 weeks • 26th July – A day at the races, girls frock up and boys get Matt Battye Ankle 2 weeks Tom Fairclough MCL 2 weeks ready For further information on any of the above please Chris Atthowe Shoulder 1 week contact: R Senior Hamstring 2 weeks SANDY YARDLEY or PAULA BARNDEN 9535 3448 or www. R Dawson Ankle Test peelthunder.com.au S Rosa Cork Test www.mediatonic.com.au 7 Awards Time to show who is boss

Footballer of the Year THERE are four crucial clashes being played this weekend. CLAREMONT’S has joined the lead in At the top of the table, all four teams currently taking up final positions, play other sides in this award after collecting two votes in the Tigers loss the four. to Subiaco. At the bottom of the table, the two sides who fought for the 2008 wooden spoon will be Blackwell joins another former Carlton squad member, looking at separating themselves from that position. – Perth having had the bye. In the middle, two sides want to stay in the hunt and get their seasons going. Votes are allocated by members of the media on a 3-2-1 basis. WEST PERTH V SUBIACO Round 10 PERCENTAGE only separates the top four sides. The winner of this clash will 3 C Pearce (SD), M Webb (Sub), D Dalby (EF), A Pickering be a game clear in the top two. (EP). West Perth copped a scare late in its game against East Perth last week, but some experienced 2 H Ballantyne (PT), L Blackwell (Cla), T McGrath (SF), T heads got the Falcons over the line. Longmuir (WP). It hasn’t been the best week for West Perth, its win overshadowed by some disappointing 1 J Roberts (SD), T Dennis-Lane (Sub), H North (SF), C actions from Falcons supporters after the game. But the players will be looking to put that Glancy (EP). behind them and get some positive spin on the side. TALLY BOARD What better way than to knock off the defending champion. 11 Ross Young (Pth), Luke Blackwell (Cla); 9 Peter Bell (SF); But the Lions are on a roll. They have won three on the trot since their bye in Round 7. All three 8 Brett Robinson (SD), (Sub); 7 Jarrod Kayler- wins have been by pretty good margins, although Claremont did take it to Subiaco early last Thomson (Pth), (WP); 6 Brent LeCras (WP), week. Brett Wolfenden (SD); 5 Daniel Haines (PT), Jason Salecic But confidence is building at Medibank Stadium now as Subiaco starts to gain momentum (WP), Josh Roberts (SD); 4 Phil Read (Sub), (SF), David Bongiascia (EF) , (EP), Tim Houlihan and the side starts to settle. (EF), Ray Smithers (SF), Rory O’Brien (PT), Craig Glancy Experienced heads are leading the way, with Marc Webb, , and Kyal (EP), (EP). Horsley shining. And some new faces are making the most of their chances, namely Rhett Kerr, and Stephen Martin. Brad Smith is still to come back as well. But West Perth has also won its past three games, albeit to sides below the Falcons on the ladder. And they are keen to maintain a strong record at home, having already won four from five at the Arena in 2009. The Falcons looked in trouble three weeks ago, but are back in the mix thanks to the good form of Troy Longmuir, Brent LeCras and . This should be a cracker. Let’s hope doesn’t have to duck premiership cups being thrown at him from beyond the boundary. Leading Goalkicker Last time they met 2009 TALLY SUBIACO 8.2 10.5 15.6 20.9 (129) 30 Brad Smith (Sub) – 0 WEST PERTH 3.4 6.5 10.8 13.10 (88) (Cla) – 4 Goals: Subiaco - B Smith 5, B Broadhurst 4, P Read 4, T Dennis-Lane 3, D Mapleston 2, A 27 Trent Dennis-Lane (Sub) – 5 Pickett, L Newick. West Perth - A Campbell 3, M Seaby 3, C Chambers 2, A Strijk, M Guadagnin, 24 Brent LeCras (WP) - 2 A Tsalikis, B LeCras, L Tedesco. Tim Geappen (SD) – 5 Best: Subiaco - B Broadhurst, P Read, D Mapleston, S Hildebrandt, T Dennis-Lane, B Smith. 21 Andrew McCarrey (EF) – 2 West Perth - A Campbell, A Tsalikis, M Seaby, T Longmuir, B LeCras, C Chambers. 20 (Pth) - 2 Umpires: C O’Connor, D Panagopolous, G Statham. 19 Troy Longmuir (WP) – 3 Crowd: 2576 at Medibank Stadium. Round 3, 2009. 18 Cory Dell-Olio (SF) – 1 17 (SF) – 0 SWAN DISTRICTS V SOUTH FREMANTLE Ian Richardson (Cla)– 4 IT is South Fremantle that has the slightest grip on top spot. 16 Brad Holmes (PT) - 1 That goes this week if it loses to Swan Districts. 15 Kain Robins (PT) - 0 Blake Broadhurst (Sub) - 2 You wouldn’t think the Bulldogs would lose too many games when leading eight goals to Rory O’Brien (PT) - 2 three at quarter-time, but East Fremantle managed a thrilling win in front of 12,000 people on Monday. The result was against form. How the Bulldogs bounce back could be a good indication of their ability to win the flag this season. And you would think they’re a good chance. Souths fought to the end of Monday’s game, kicking three late goals to almost grab the win and Jeff Farmer should be back also, having missed last week’s game due to an injury to a family member.

8 www.mediatonic.com.au By Brad Elborough Best First Year Country Player But the Swans are travelling well at the moment, winning five on the trot since the Round 5 bye. However, the services of and Tony Notte may not be available as West Coast ONLY Subiaco’s Rhett Kerr impressed judges enough selection beckons. to get votes in this award last weekend, the Esperance But the form of Josh Roberts, , Tim Geappen, Brett Wolfenden and Brett Robinson product collecting his fi rst two for the season. has also sparked the Swans into action. Votes are allocated by the WA Country Football League Ash Hansen could also return this weekend. each week, with a maximum of three given to any one Last time they met player, with no limit to the number of players who can SOUTH FREMANTLE 4.2 6.5 10.8 15.14 (104) attract attention. SWAN DISTRICTS 5.1 6.3 11.6 13.9 (87) Round 10 – 2 R Kerr (Sub). Goals: South Fremantle - C Dell’Olio 5; J Farmer, K Ugle, N Phillips 2, J Graham, T McGrath, L TALLY BOARD Teague, A Hams. Swan Districts - L Spaanderman, A Hunter, T Notte, A Bowers, T Geappen, B 12 (SD); 11 Toby Bairstow (SF); 8 Anthony Wolfenden 2, B Colreavy. Morabito (PT); 6 Anthony Kyanga (EF); 5 Celeb Shadbolt Best: South Fremantle - A Hams, K Miller, C Dell’Olio, T Adams, S Hunt, C Wilson. Swan Districts (WP); 4 (EP); 3 Jonathan Eastwell (EP), Dean - W Twomey, R Davis, B Colreavy, L Spaanderman, T Notte, T Geappen. Dick (Pth); 2 Julian Jacobs (Sub), (EF); Rhett Kerr (Sub); 1 Neil Martin (SD), Lewis Harvey (WP). Umpires: R Hollick, J Dalgliesh, G Statham Crowd: 3500 (approx) at Fremantle Oval. Round 1, 2009.

PERTH V PEEL THUNDER IF Perth and/or Peel Thunder are thinking fi nals this season, they would want to win today. Teams above these two teams are playing each other, so a loss won’t drop the Thunder or Demons any further from the four if they lose. But the lost chance of four vital premiership points against a side out of the four could be damaging. Rising Star Peel’s kicking at goal against the Swans last week didn’t help. While 15.22 is not helpful, it looked worse at a 3.14 half-time score. Talk of heading straight to Fremantle duty EAST Fremantle’s Conor Davidson has kicked two votes clear in this award after claiming one in the thrilling (despite an injured leg) won’t help. Fremantle Derby win last weekend. Perth is well rested, with two byes in a row, so any niggles should be sorted. Sharks teammate Lewis Fasolo was the biggest mover But the Demons have lost four of their past five outings. Perth also has a second-half fade out behind him, collecting three. against the Thunder in Round 3 to shake from its memory. To qualify, a player must have played no more than eight A solid win to the Thunder will see the Mandurah-based club just one win out of the four. league games at the start of 2009 and not turn 21 before Last time they met the end of the home and away season. PEEL THUNDER 3.2 8.9 9.11 16.13 (109) AFL rookies are eligible unless promoted to their club’s PERTH 5.2 9.2 12.7 16.10 (106) senior list. Goals: Peel - K Robins, A Boone 3; B Howlett, R O’Brien, B Holmes 2; D Chartres, A Morabito, M Round 10 Ware, W Schofield. Perth - J Krueger 5; M Moody 3; S Siekerka 2; A Zucconi, T Cook, R Young, A 3 C Pearce (SD), J Murphy (Cla), L Fasolo (EF), M Tedesco (WP) Thornton, B Jones, S Selwood. 2 S Potente (SD), R Kerr (Sub), T Bairstow (SF), A Hutchins (EP). Best: Peel Perth - R O’Brien, B Holmes, D Haines, K Bloxsidge, S Rosa, K Robins. - S Siekerka, M 1 S Martin (Sub), C Davidson (EF), B Stratton (EP). Moody, S Armstrong, T Cook, K Ransted, J Krueger. TALLY BOARD Umpires: S Mcphee, J Dalgleish, C O’Donoghue 16 Conor Davidson (EF); 14 (PT); 13 Crowd: 1000 (approx) at . Round 3, 2009. Lewis Jetta (SD), Lewis Fasolo (EF); 12 Cory Dell’Olio (SF); 11 Jake Murphy (Cla); 9 (EP); 8 Brad EAST PERTH V CLAREMONT Sheppard (EF), Ben Stratton (EP), Alex Hutchins (EP), EAST Perth and Claremont fought for the wooden spoon in 2008, with the Royals Clancee Pearce (SD). only claiming it in the fi nal round of the season. Two games separate the two at this stage, with the Tigers currently holding the honour, but both teams have been playing good footy of late. They just can’t crack the victories. The Royals fell agonisingly short against West Perth last weekend. The right players are firing to keep them in the hunt, with Craig Glancy, Adam Pickering, Jeremy Humm, Luke Webster, Brent Cowell and Craig Wulff getting the ball. Tim Noakes is kicking a few goals and Alex Hutchins and Ben Stratton, among others, are developing nicely. But the Tigers are improving also. Rodriguez Shield They ran with Subiaco for more than a half last week. Luke Blackwell is in as good a form as NO clean sweeps in Round 10 and not the best week for anyone in the competition and Chad Jones, now equal goalkicking leader and Ian Richardson, leader South Fremantle. are more than handy targets in attack. The Bulldogs managed just four points, allowing West Both sides have more wins ahead in 2009. Perth, Subiaco and Swan Districts to close to gap. But Last time they met there is still 12 between Souths and the second-placed EAST PERTH 6.2 9.6 16.8 19.8 (122) Falcons. CLAREMONT 3.5 4.8 7.9 10.14 (74) Teams get 10 points for a league victory and four points Goals: East Perth - B Cowell 3, D Dawes 3, B Hancock 2, D MacAulay 2, M Seal 2, A Pickering each win their colts and reserves enjoy. 2, T Noakes 2, L Webster, A Merrington, M Hutchings. Claremont - C Jones 3, M DeBoer 2, I TALLY BOARD Richardson 2, J Crabb 2, T Swift. South Fremantle 116 Perth 62 Best: East Perth - B Cowell, C Wulff, F Agostino, B Lee, J Humm, B Hancock, T Oliver. Claremont West Perth 104 Claremont 62 - J Crabb, T Swift, J Thomson, L Blackwell, T Handley, M Warren. Subiaco 100 Peel Thunder 60 Umpires: D O’Neill, C Hendrie, J Orr. Swan Districts 96 East Perth 50 Crowd: 1600 at . Round 4, 2009. 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No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 SUCKLING, John 10/05/91 Ocean Ridge ...... 2 HOSKINS, Jason 24/8/90 Sorrento Duncraig ...... 2 BLACK, Aaron 25/12/92 Kingsley ...... 3 DIXON, Matthew 12/6/92 Cardinals ...... 4 BATTERHAM, Trent 24/04/91 Carine ...... 4 TAYLOR, Alex 3/10/90 Warwick Greenwood ...... 5 MCNAMARA, Toby (C) 07/03/91 Quiarading/Aquinas ...... 5 PROTT, Ryan 2/4/91 Gibson - Esperance ...... 6 CARNEY, Nick 17/03/91 Ocean Ridge ...... 6 PROTT, Morgan 2/4/91 Gibson - Esperance ...... 7 ELISSEOU, Alex 30/01/92 Whiford ...... 7 GREEN, Brodie 12/3/91 Gibson - Esperance ...... 8 CLARKE, Adrian 09/02/91 Whiford ...... 8 CHAMPION, Luke 17/10/90 Carine ...... 10 BUTT, Jarrad 29/05/91 Whiford ...... 9 SMITH, Ryan 3/3/91 Augusta/Margaret River ...... 11 MOULTON, Kane 26/04/91 Wanneroo ...... 10 LINDSAY, Jon 28/7/90 Carine ...... 12 VAN DEN BURGH, Casey 26/08/91 Kingsley ...... 11 CULLEN, Mathew 14/7/91 Kalgoorlie City - Goldfields ...... 13 WELCH, Cameron 25/06/91 Kingsley ...... 12 AURISCH, Jarrad 27/6/91 Gibson - Esperance ...... 15 OSBORNE, Luke 24/09/90 Sorrento/Duncraig ...... 13 JOYCE, Damon 15/6/91 Carine ...... 16 DARLING, Jack 16/06/92 Sorrento/Duncraig ...... 14 PISANO, Jarrad 10/12/91 Kingsley ...... 15 SHEEHAN, Ryan 6/2/91 JPC Saints - Goldfields/Aquinas ...... 17 MEDLEN, Craig 10/04/91 Railways/Aquinas ...... 16 SYMONDS, Luke 23/2/92 Sorrento Duncraig ...... 18 ABBOTT, Jess 01/11/90 Perth FC ...... 17 MURRAY, Trent 10/6/91 Carine ...... 19 TRUNFIO, Cameron 25/09/90 Nukarni ...... 18 COTTERILL, Kimberly 23/2/91 Leonora ...... 20 BROWN, Mitch 25/01/90 Whiford ...... 19 TROTT, Christopher 28/4/91 Clontarf/Goldfields ...... 21 HATHWAY, Tyson 22/08/91 Kalannie ...... 20 WADE, Ryan 5/7/91 Kingsley ...... 22 ZANETTI, Shayne 26/12/90 Quinns ...... 21 SCOTT, Nikolas 30/10/91 Newtown Condingup - Esperance ...... 23 ARRIGONI, Regan 18/01/91 Kingsley ...... 22 HUNT, Joshua 25/1/91 Mines Rovers - Goldfields ...... 24 DEARLE, Seb 12/07/90 Kingsley ...... 23 HOSKINS, Craig 15/10/92 Sorrento Duncraig ...... 25 DONALDSON, Josh 04/04/91 Whiford ...... 24 LEE, James 19/5/92 Carine ...... 26 MEEKING, Lincoln 03/11/90 Hyden/Karlgarin ...... 25 COSGROVE, Jamie 25/1/92 Carine ...... 27 NEWBOUND, Michael 18/06/91 Kingsley ...... 26 PEMBER, James 15/1/92 Warwick Greenwood ...... 29 LATHAM, Joel 03/04/91 Wanneroo ...... 27 ROUT, Robert 3/7/91 Railways - Goldfields ...... 30 MANNING, Kody 28/09/91 Ocean Ridge ...... 28 BOTTECHIA, Christian 05/07/92 Carine ...... 31 KITTYEA, Dean 28/05/91 Burracoppin ...... 29 YARRAN, Hayden 30/4/92 Nollamara ...... 32 WALDOCK, Jeff 10/05/92 Kingsley ...... 30 MEAD, Chris 22/8/92 Carine ...... 33 ELLEN, Craig 15/11/90 Kingsley ...... 32 McCAFFREY, Lachlan 23/12/90 Carine ...... 34 CAVANAGH, Zac 14/11/91 Ocean Ridge ...... 33 NORRIS, Luke 11/5/93 Kingsley ...... 36 FLEAY, Rex 25/06/91 Claremont ...... 36 BEVAN, Kynan 30/4/91 Leonora ...... 37 WELLSTEAD, Matthew 08/08/91 Wanneroo ...... 39 HAY, Nick 1/6/92 Kalgoorlie City - Goldfields ...... COLTS SCOREBOARD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Umpires Field: Jordon Wright, Ben Laycock West Perth Boundary: Paul McCarthy, Terry East, Geoff O’Neill Goal: Brody Payne, Jared Warren Subiaco Reserves - Saturday, June 6, 11.45am, Arena Joondalup.

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No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 DUCKWORTH, Brayden 04/12/87 Kulin ...... 1 BRISTOW, Jason 19/01/84 Chelsea/Vic ...... 13 MENEGOLA, Jai 11/02/88 Mukinbudin ...... 5 RANDALL, Ben 18/12/84 Scotch College ...... 16 ATKINSON, Darren 18/09/85 Bendigo ...... 15 PHELAN, Chris 25/07/88 Kingsley ...... 17 JAMES, Alex 03/03/89 Hyden / Karlgarin ...... 17 BEATTIE, Anthony 13/12/80 Toodyay ...... 18 VAN BERLO, Jay * 18/09/88 Whitford/FFC ...... 19 BOWNES, Stuart 09/07/87 Sorrento-Duncraig ...... 19 KEUNEN, Chris 07/10/83 St Bernards ...... 20 WOODEN, Jake 16/06/88 Collie ...... 22 RADICI, Adam 20/04/84 Swan Districts ...... 25 MARTIN, Stephen 25/05/88 Karrinyup ...... 25 BARTHOLOMEW, Ray 28/04/85 Quinns ...... 27 ANDREWS, Mitch 05/12/86 Broadbeach (QLD) ...... 26 JACOBS, Julian 02/01/89 Ports/Esperance ...... 28 TEDESCO, Matt 08/03/89 Wanneroo ...... 27 NEWICK, Luke 08/07/81 Northern Districts ...... 29 ARNOLD, Blake 31/07/84 Quinns ...... 30 RIX, Michael 08/01/81 St.Kilda ...... 30 MORGAN, Steve 29/08/83 Bussleton ...... 33 HOOKWAY, Daniel 22/07/89 Carine ...... 32 BRANCH, Cameron 26/06/87 Wanneroo ...... 34 BENDER, Robert 21/01/90 Claremont ...... 33 MORROW, Joseph 27/11/89 Wanneroo ...... 35 NAZZARI, Peter 16/11/89 Railways - Goldfields ...... 34 BRANCH, Ryan 06/02/89 Wanneroo ...... 36 BLECHYNDEN, Reece 02/02/90 Sorrento-Duncraig ...... 36 HARVEY, Lewis 16/10/90 Southern Cross ...... 37 RE, Marc 20/01/88 Marist ...... 38 CROSSLAND, Tom 04/10/86 Corrigin ...... 40 KERR, Rhett 07/12/88 Gibson - Esperance ...... 40 GREEN, Matt 15/04/89 Kingsley ...... 41 TOBIN, Brent 13/04/88 Whitford ...... 41 ENDERS, Cody 05/10/90 Kingsley ...... 43 GUATTA, Tim 04/08/87 Joondalup/Kinross ...... 42 GENOVESE, Michael 10/12/87 Boulder City/Goldfields ...... 45 SHADBOLT, Caleb 15/09/89 Mukinbudin ...... 43 ARMSTRONG, Gavin 08/06/90 Railways - Goldfields ...... 48 TINDALL, Jay 14/01/90 Kingsley ...... 46 TINCKNELL, Daniel 12/07/87 Warwick/Greenwood ...... 49 BEWICK, Rohan 10/10/89 Kingsley ...... 47 STEWART, Nathan 08/05/90 Claremont ...... 50 HOLDEN, Kyle 29/03/87 Marist ...... 48 MATHANDA, Shea 06/04/90 Ports - Esperance ...... 52 STOCKLEY, Frank 07/03/90 Whitford ...... 49 WHITBREAD, Matt 01/02/90 Sorrento-Duncraig ...... 53 CLARK, Ryan 23/09/88 Kingsley ...... 51 BELLINI, Mark 04/05/89 Hale ...... 55 BEWICK, Shaun 10/10/89 Kingsley ...... 52 ALEXANDER, Codey 14/02/89 Mines Rovers/Goldfileds ...... 56 BEATON, Matt 01/05/90 Southern Cross ...... 57 HUTCHINGS, Corey 30/04/90 Kingsley ...... 52 MULLER, Rory 12/06/90 Warwick/Greenwood ...... 59 ELLISIOU, Paul 12/10/89 Whitford ...... 53 WARD, Scott 05/08/88 Kingsley ...... 61 SQUIRE, Patrick 17/08/85 Ocean Ridge ...... 54 CARLON, Jess 15/07/89 Claremont ...... 62 PETERS, Daley 13/05/90 Edgewater ...... 55 DAVEY, Abe 20/12/89 Condingup - Esperance ...... 63 IVILL, Matthew 01/07/88 Euroa, Vic ...... 57 BLACKMAN, Mana 03/05/90 Boulder City/Goldfields ...... 64 CROSSLAND, David 02/08/81 Corrigin ...... 58 SCANTLEBURY, Robert 20/02/90 Sorrento/Duncraig ...... 65 DUFFIELD, Brodie 05/04/90 Burracoppin ...... 59 HACK, Alexander 24/11/89 Sorrento/Duncraig ...... st nd rd th Reserves Scoreboard 1 2 3 4 Umpires Field: Matt Kelleher, Alex Martin, Chris O’Connor, West Perth Boundary: Jason Dick, Tom Busing, Nathan Herbert Subiaco Goal: Jared Warren, Brody Payne

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No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds No. Player Pts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games From Games 1 DUCKWORTH, Brayden 1 04/12/87 Kulin 17 ...... 1 BRISTOW, Jason 5 19/01/84 Chelsea - Vic 14 ...... 2 SALECIC, Jason (C) 1 01/06/84 Quinns 127 ...... 2 SMITH, Brad (C) 1 11/05/79 Carine 129 ...... 3 STRIJK, Andrew 1 18/10/87 Carine 56 ...... 3 COSSOM, Chad 1 03/10/81 Kingsley 174 ...... 5 RICE, Joel 2 02/07/85 Marcillin 52 ...... 4 KEEVERS, Ben 1 06/09/82 Sorrento-Duncraig 117 ...... 6 SMOKER, Craig 1 04/04/78 Kondinin 94 ...... 6 FORREST, Robert 1 05/07/86 Railways - Goldfields 48 ...... 7 CHAMBERS, Callum 11 19/11/79 Carlton/WCE 121 ...... 7 READ, Phil 12 20/10/79 Melbourne/EFFC 35 ...... 8 LONGMUIR, Troy 1 27/05/79 Koorda 89 ...... 8 CHICK, Daniel 12 10/02/76 West Coast Eagles/EFFC 43 ...... 9 BURNS, Dustin 1 27/04/81 Wodonga Raiders 104 ...... 9 PARKER, Aidan (C) 1 25/01/83 Carine 134 ...... 10 GUADAGNIN, Matt 1 17/10/83 Southern Cross/Aquinas 79 ...... 10 FLETCHER, Chad * 0 30/08/79 Karrinyup/WCE 56 ...... 11 TSALIKIS, Anthony 1 20/03/83 Ocean Ridge 82 ...... 11 HORSLEY, Kyal (C) 1 02/09/87 Kalgoorlie City - Goldfields 37 ...... 12 HUNT, Daniel 8 08/05/84 South Fremantle 72 ...... 13 MENEGOLA, Jai 1 11/02/88 Mukinbudin 5 ...... 12 DOUGLAS, Scott 3 24/10/85 Swan Districts 8 ...... 15 PEARCE, Josh 1 09/04/83 Sorrento / Duncraig 127 ...... 13 PICKETT Allistair 3 04/08/73 Peel 159 ...... 17 JAMES, Alex 1 03/03/89 Hyden/Karlgarin 16 ...... 14 COCKIE, Adam * 0 18/04/89 Sorrento-Duncraig/WCE 28 ...... 18 VAN BERLO, Jay * 0 18/09/88 Whitford/FFC 28 ...... 15 PHELAN, Chris 1 25/07/88 Kingsley 7 ...... 19 KEUNEN, Chris 2 07/10/83 St Bernards 42 ...... 16 HILDEBRANDT, Shaun 7 03/06/84 Peel 121 ...... 20 LECRAS, Brent 1 12/10/81 Cervantes 73 ...... 21 MAPLESTON, David 6 10/08/81 Eastlakes - ACT 72 ...... 21 BRADLEY, Kepler * 0 13/11/85 Kingsley/FFC 16 ...... 22 STENGLEIN, Tyson * 0 16/07/80 Karrinyup/WCE 23 ...... 23 TEDESCO, Luke 1 30/08/87 Wanneroo 26 ...... 23 RUMBLE, Darren 1 20/09/84 Balga 108 ...... 24 CAMPBELL, Adam * 0 25/01/85 Ballarat/FFC 78 ...... 24 WEBB, Marc 1 23/02/79 Perth 164 ...... 25 BARTHOLOMEW, Ray 1 28/04/85 Quinns 72 ...... 25 MARTIN, Stephen 1 25/05/88 Karrinyup 6 ...... 27 ANDREWS, Mitch 5 05/12/86 Broadbeach (QLD) 6 ...... 26 JACOBS, Julian 1 02/01/89 Ports - Esperance 3 ...... 28 TEDESCO, Matt 1 08/03/89 Wanneroo 12 ...... 27 NEWICK, Luke 1 08/07/81 Northern Districts 138 ...... 30 MORGAN, Steve 2 29/08/83 Bussleton 15 ...... 28 ADAMSON-HOLMES, Jordan 1 12/12/86 Girrawheen/Trinity 42 ...... 33 MORROW, Joseph 1 27/11/89 Wanneroo 0 ...... 29 WHITE, Simon 1 17/06/88 Carine 5 ...... 34 BRANCH, Ryan 1 06/02/89 Wanneroo 5 ...... 31 DENNIS - LANE, Trent 1 30/08/88 Carine 27 ...... 35 FLEAY, Dion 2 01/05/84 South Fremantle 85 ...... 32 BROADHURST, Blake 1 29/12/85 Warwick/Greenwood 67 ...... 36 HARVEY, Lewis 1 16/10/90 Southern Cross 3 ...... 33 HOOKWAY, Daniel 1 22/07/89 Carine 0 ...... 39 SEABY, Mark * 0 01/05/84 Mukinbudin/WCE 62 ...... 36 BLECHYNDEN, Reece 1 02/02/90 Sorrento-Duncraig 0 ...... 40 GREEN, Matt 1 15/04/89 Kingsley 1 ...... 38 WATSON, Josh 1 16/06/90 Sorrento-Duncraig 5 ...... 43 GUATTA, Tim 1 04/08/87 Joondalup/Kinross 3 ...... 39 STACK, Raphael 1 06/02/87 Kingsley 20 ...... 45 SHADBOLT, Caleb 1 15/09/89 Mukinbudin 12 ...... 40 KERR, Rhett 1 07/12/88 Gibson - Esperance/ Aquinas 1 ...... 47 LASSCOCK, Clayton 1 26/04/79 Kingsley 122 ...... 51 SAYLOR, Anton 2 31/05/85 Dianella/Morley 7 ...... 41 ENDERS, Cody 1 05/10/90 Kingsley 1 ...... 57 HUTCHINGS, Corey 1 30/04/90 Kingsley 4 ...... 44 BROUGHTON, Greg * 0 29/09/86 Kingsley/FFC 75 ...... 64 CROSSLAND, David 1 02/08/81 Corrigin 31 ...... 53 WARD, Scott 1 05/08/88 Kingsley 0 ...... Rushed ...... 55 DAVEY, Abe 1 20/12/89 Condingup - Esperance/Aquinas0 ...... AFL Listed Players denoted with * Rushed ...... AFL Listed Players denoted with * WAFL Match Facts Round 11, 2009 - West Perth v Subiaco Scoreboard Past 10 meetings: West Perth 1; Subiaco 9. League 1st 2nd 3rd 4th At Arena Joondalup. West Perth 3; Subiaco 6. 1 draw. WP highest score v Sub 25.17 (167) Round 18, 1977 West Perth Sub highest score v WP 27.17 (179) Round 21, 1986 Subiaco WP lowest score v Sub 0.3 (3) Round 1, 1912 Sub lowest score v WP 1.2 (8) Round 2, 1907 Umpires Field: Justin Orr, Paul Pitchers, Ryan Shelton WP biggest win v Sub 112 points, Round 2, 1907 Boundary: Brandon Simpson, Brad Hunt Sub biggest win v WP 99 points, Round 15, 1991 Goal: Kendall Ball, Dale Edwick CLUB NOTES CLUB NOTES WWESTEST PPERTHERTH www.westperthfc.com.au SSUBIACOUBIACO www.subiacofc.com.au Events Injuries Events Injuries • Breast Cancer Foundation of WA Charity Day Hayes unknown • Presentations will be held in the Premier Suite Simon Crossland Knee 7 weeks Saturday June 13, 2009 at Medibank Stadium Newick test commencing at 6.00pm Rheece Bartel Back • SFC Lions Past Players and Supporters Ass. 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WA’s Under-18 coach Andrew Lockyer said that some of this year’s crop of young Sandgropers may not be house-hold names yet, but 5.1 8.2 14.6 19.12 (126) they soon will be. 1.2 5.6 7.6 12.7 (79) Lockyer said it was important for WA to get off to a good start in this Goals: WA – B Matera 4, J Darling 4, M Duncan 2, J Houghton 2, K year’s competition and that some of his players stepped up in WA’s Lucas 2, A Morabito 2, A Collica, L Foster, C Garlett. SA - Panos 3, 47-point win over South Australia at last Saturday. Giddings 2, Lycett 2, Tapscott 2, Carey, Silverlock, Sumner. ``Last year we had guys who were already well-known and on the Best: WA – D Swallow, B Matera, A Morabito, J Darling, K Lucas, B verge basically of starting an AFL career,’’ Lockyer said. `` had Sheppard. SA - Trengove, Carey, Jolly, Panos, Wanganeen. played in a WAFL premiership with Subiaco at 17 and along with Nic Naitanui was already being touted as a high draft pick. VIC COUNTRY 6.0 10.3 12.3 14.6 (90) ``We knew was talented as well. Plus there was Stephen Hill VIC METRO 3.0 6.2 9.3 11.8 (74) and Matt deBoer. Goals: Vic Country - Cunnington 3, Butcher 3, Lehman 2, Preist 2, ``This squad is virtually unknown, but after the carnival we will all have Martin, Christensen, Page, Keath. Vic Metro - Fitzpatrick 2, Hoegel 2, better knowledge of how good they are.’’ Moore 2, 2, Gysberts, Hicks, McKenzie, Lockyer said the South Australian side was highly regarded in some Best: Vic Country - Hooper, Geary, Thompson, Martin, Cunnington, circles as being better than its 2008 version. He said Hayden Jolly, Stevens. Vic Metro - Jones, Scully, Moore, Fitzpatrick, Shaw, Gaff. Alex Carey, and ruckman James Craig were Croweaters that had been spoken about. * Other scores (scoreboards appeared in last week’s Football Budget) ``They have a lot of good players and we were warned NSWACT 14.10 (94) d QLD 10.9 (69) that they will be very competitive this year,’’ NT 15.16 (106) d Tas 14.13 (97) Lockyer said. ``So it was good to get off to a good start. SomeSom comments from the WA camp: When you only play five games, you have to AboutAbou Anthony Morabito – An outstanding get off to the best possible start.’’ gagamem on the wing where he used his skills and Lockyer is positive some of his players will be leg speeds to constantly trouble the SA midfield. on the radar of AFL scouts for 2010, with the WasWas instrumental in setting up numerous goal Gold Coast surely circling his squad. scoringscor opportunities with his long kicking The WA side is looking at making up to intointo the forward 50. Finished off well also with five changes for this week’s clash against 2 goals.go the Northern Territory. The entire squad is AboutAbo – Displayed a real available and all ready for the next stage of hardnesshar at the contest and attacking run its challenge. offoff half back. Rarely beaten in one on one WA last won the championships in 2007. contestscon and showed tremendous poise under pressure.pre RESERVES AboutAb Mark Hutchings – Played a real 27 Blake Arnold (West Perth) captain’sca game in the midfield. Hard at the contestco and constantly in the thick of the 23 James Staples (Claremont) actionac and feeding the ball out to his running 20 Stephen Martin (Subiaco) midfielders.m 17 Nathan Phillips (Sth Frem) Mark Deaves (Perth) AboutA - Dangerous across Casey Sisaado (Claremont) halfh forward and finished with 4 goals. AlwaysA worried the SA defenders with his 16 Josh Pullman (Swan Dist) WWAA rruckmanuckman JoshJosh pacep and ability to create space. 15 Alex McLeod (East Frem) DDonaldsononaldson inin actionaction Brenton Edwards (Sth Frem) AboutA – Hard working display 14 Jai Menegola (West Perth) acrossa half forward and through the Brodie Duffield (West Perth) midfield.m Always dangerous in the forward COLTS 505 and finished his good work with 2 goals. 31 Adrian Ricciardello (Sth Frem) 26 Adam McKinlay (Swan Dist) About Anthony Collica – Terrific display from a player growing in 21 Trent Batterham (West Perth) confidence with every outing. Showed excellent pace and great 18 Lance Daly (Swan Dist) finishing skills. Ben Newton (Sth Frem)

17 Luke Champion (Subiaco) FIXTURES 16 Joel Houghton (Perth) Round 2 Xavier Foley (Claremont) 15 (West Perth) Fixture Venue Date Brandon Matera (Sth Frem) NT v WA TIO Stadium Friday, June 5 Taylor Kiernan (East Perth) NSW/ACT v VIC Metro Rouse Hill Saturday, June 6 Ryan Sheehan (Subiaco) QLD v SA Rouse Hill Saturday, June 6

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DAVID SNOW I just knew that David Snow would be successful in life from the fi rst time I met him at age 16. He played football hard and is disciplined, hardworking with self help programs and community and fair off the fi eld. The saying ‘the development. harder you work the luckier you get’ Destination or journey: Home - as I travel is an apt way of describing Snowy’s quite a bit for work. path to his success in football and All time favourite player: Dwayne Griffin – he business. is as hard as a cat’s head, mentally & physically. David Snow played a total of 194 senior Unless you have played in the same team games comprising 110 for Subiaco as him you probably won’t understand his (from 1990-1995), 82 games for Swans value on and off the field. (1996-1999, 2004) and 2 games for WA Funniest or most memorable story in football: (in 1995, 1996). He was vice captain Actually involves you big guy! After a colts of the WA State side against SA at function at coach Eddie Pitter’s house where Subiaco Oval on 29 June 1996 and we had a few frothies, we were on our way was awarded the for home and we were passing a car that had his best on ground effort that day. Snow captained the it’s hazard lights on. Spider, being the passenger in the Lions in 1993 and 1994 and was vice captain of Swans front seat and a little inebriated yelled out the window in 1998. “Hey Mate, your hazard lights are on” and then about 2 What are you doing now? Making Good Dogs Great with second later he turned to us and said “oh he is actually Eukanuba and Cat Lives Better with Iams in Asia. being towed”. Very humorous at the time! Occupation: Regional Manager, Procter & Gamble Pet First WAFL jumper number: 39 Care, Asia Distributor Markets (12 countries) based in Most memorable hang: Kevin “Squizzy” Taylor in 1984 (I Singapore think) playing for WA v Victoria at Subi oval, even though Family: Katrina (Mouse) my wonderful wife of 12 years it wasn’t paid a mark. and three fantastic kids, Jack (9), Ashleigh (6) & Karly (2) Funniest person you’ve met in football: Mark Sleeman Favourite quote: People make choices and choices from West Preston Lakeside in Melbourne. Jokes, stories, make people! impersonations, he’s got the lot! What… should I feed my Dog? Eukanuba. Ever made a ton playing : No - the extent of my When… will dinner be ready? cricketing exploits were in the nets at school. How… would a WAFL over 30’s team perform against the Best football nickname you’ve heard: Slippery Pig - a Singapore Wombats best side, played on the Wombats team mate at the Singapore Wombats. home ground? Most memorable end of season trip: Broome, 1996 with Why… do people always ask how the weather is when Swan Districts. It was AFL Grand Final weekend and I you live in a different city, state or country? think there were about 30 of us on the trip. Too many What is the meaning of life: The harder you work the funny stories to list here. luckier you get. Whether it is to do with family, work, Superstitions in football or life: None really apart from sport, friends, give everything you do 100% and you will the “touch wood” theory. have a meaningful, fulfilling and memorable life. Don’t Favourite household appliance: Coffee Maker, can’t get waste a minute as you never get it back! enough and I actually became a “coffee snob” when Favourite charity: Tabitha of Cambodia. All funds we spent 4 years in Melbourne, so I can’t drink instant are used to help the poorest people in Cambodia anymore. WORLD’S NO.1 BRAND IN: Chain Saws & Cutquiks™

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Quartermaine. Wagin - C. South, A. Jacobs, M. Smith, M. Wilson, GREAT NORTHERN S. Clifford 1.0, J. Coad, W. Stronach, B. Swarbrick 0.1; Forced 0.4. Eaton S. Robinson, J. Pearce. FOOTBALL LEAGUE Boomers - T. Johnson 2.4, M. Borg, M. Buchanan, T. McMillan, M. Tamm, WILLIAMS 5.2 11.8 18.13 25.16 (166) BRIGADES M. Russell 1.0, M. Nash, S. Beal 0.1; Forced 0.3. BROOKTON/PINGELLY 1.1 2.2 3.4 4.6 (30) 3.4 10.9 13.10 17.14(116) Best: Donnybrook - J. Smith, S. Clifford, T. Lamera, J. Burgess, W. Goals: Williams - G. Medlen 10, J. Price 5, B. Gasior 3, M. Gilholme 2, D. RAILWAYS Stronach, S. Cristaldi. Eaton Boomers - M. Jas, M. Buchanan, M. Borg, T. Harley 2, P. Farrant, R. Rose, A. Crosby. Brookton/Pingelly – Not supplied. 3.4 6.5 9.10 10.14 (74) Johnson, M. Scott, S. Beal. Best: Williams - G. Medlen, A. Crosby, G. Medlen, P. Farrant, T. Lavender, B. Goals: Brigades - D CAREY PARK 7.2 11.4 16.9 23.12 (150) Kain. Brookton/Pingelly - A. Pike, B. Cunningham, T. Bassett, J. Hughes, Williamson 11, L Wright 2, BUSSELTON 1.2 5.3 8.4 11.6 (72) D. Haynes, N. McNeil. J Edwards, T Edwards, B Connor, C Bell 1. Railways - N Tubby, L Foot, J Goals: Carey Park - M. McMillan 8.1, N. Shane 3.2, M. Virgo 2.1, K. Ugle WICKEPIN 6.3 9.6 20.8 24.14 (158) Graham, A Sercombe, D Bentley, A Anthony 1. 2.0, C. McMillan 1.1, A. Hill 1.1, J. O’Mara 1.0, C. Tomsett 1.0, D. Gasper 1.0, KATANNING WANDERERS 2.3 7.6 7.9 8.14 (62) Best: Brigades - D Williamson, A Tropiano, T Fairley, B Hagan. Railways - L. McGuire 1.0, S. Roche 1.0, M. Finn 1.0; Forced: 0.6. Busselton - R. Booth Goals: Wickepin - L. Crouch 5, J. Miller 4, S. Duckworth 4, D. Moyle 3, R. B Connor, A Sercombe, N Tubby, L Holly, J Schofield. 3.1, J. Taylor 3.0, D. Vogt 2.0, M. Howlett 1.1, D. Howlett 1.0, S. Gregson 1.0, Melvin 2, M. Taylor 2, B. Speirs 2, J. Fleay, J. Penny. Katanning Wanderers TOWNS 3.4 10.7 14.10 18.12 (120) B. Mazga 0.1, W. Johnson 0.1; Forced 0.3. - T. Justins 5, D. Allen, S. Kowald, A. Massey. MULLEWA 4.1 8.8 12.8 18.11 (119) Best: Carey Park - M. Virgo, M. McMillan, S. Roche, T. Collins, D. Gaspar, Best Wickepin - S. Duckworth, R. Astbury, L. Crouch, R. Ballard, B. Speirs, Goals: Towns - K Little 4, S Bidwell, R Mariana 3, R Coyou 2, E Ihanimo, G. Garlett. Busselton - J. Taylor, R. Glass, B. Davy, W. Johnson, K. Strahan, M. Taylot. Katanning Wanderers - S. Kowald, D. Kalejs, J. Zilm, T. Flugge, M Whitby, L Jones, R Alone, B Muir, S Nelly 1. Mullewa - T Mourish 5, T B. Mazga. R. Davis, T. Justins Papertalk, B Simpson 3, R Simpson, D Wallam 2, C Wall, M Wall, J Cotterill 1. COLLIE EAGLES 5.2 9.4 14.10 19.13 (127) Central Midlands Coastal Best: Towns - R Coyou, B Charlyon, S Bidwell, Z Middleton, E Ihanimo. HARVEY BULLS 3.0 5.2 5.4 7.5 (47) Cervantes 27.16 (178) d Dandaragan 16.3 (99) Mullewa - B Simpson, P Hill, R Simpson, K Wall, R Ryan. Goals: Collie Eagles - B. White 5.2, T. Vernon 2.1, R. Goad, A. Tweedie 2.0, Jurien Bay 28.16 (184) d Lancelin 11.9 (75) ROVERS 2.0 5.4 9.9 12.11 (83) K. Bebbington 1.4, B. Marshall 1.2, M. Williams 1.1, C. Griggs, K. Ingham, Moora Rovers 18.10 (118) d Moora Warriors 15.14 (104). NORTHAMPTON 1.3 2.6 4.7 5.8 (38) C. Slater D. Graham, B. Earl 1.0; Forced: 0.3. Harvey Bulls - M. Reeves 2.1, Goldfields Goals: Rovers - K Zis, K Brennan 3, J Farrell 2, T Wynn, D Hart, A Syme, B B. Jones 2.0, F. Minnella, J. Harper, B. Hickman 1.0, J. Krispyn, R. Shaw, D. Boulder 12.13 (85) d Kambalda 12.7 (79) Smith 1. Northampton - E Collard 3, T Jennings, N Reynolds 1. Millar 0.1; Forced: 0.1. Mines Rovers 17.9 (111) d Kalgoorlie 16.12 (108). Best: Rovers – not supplied. Northampton - not supplied. Best: Collie Eagles - K. Bebbington, B. White, A. Bignall, T. Vernon, A. Great Southern SOUTH WEST FOOTBALL LEAGUE Tweedie, T. Scott. Harvey Bulls - J. Krispyn, B. Jones, L. Flowers, N. Scott, Mt Barker 17.13 (115) d Denmark-Walpole 8.11 (59) HARV-BRUNS-LESCH 7.1 14.3 22.8 26.12 (168) B. Hickman. Royals 12.10 (82) d Railways 10.11 (71). AUG-MARG-RIVER 3.0 5.0 5.0 7.1 (43) BUNBURY 6.2 7.4 8.7 10.11 (71) Hills Goals: Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault - D. Lewis 6.0, M. Doherty 3.2, SOUTH BUNBURY 3.2 6.4 8.7 10.8 (68) Gidgegannup 17.13 (115) d Bullsbrook 8.7 (55) M. Sherry 2.3, K. Williams, S. Chappelhow 2.1, D. Newman, A. Zampogna, Goals: Bunbury – J. Gribble 3.1, M. Power 2.2, A. Wilson 1.1, M. Atcheson, Mundaring 21.22 (148) d Mt Helena 4.3 (27). K. Fortescue, R. Hillier 2.0, J. Sell 1.1, K. Walker, J. McEvoy 1.0, C. Strano 0.2, B. Matthews, B. Walton, K. Watts 1.0, D. Griffin 0.3, C. McGuire, J. Williams Mortlock J. Klumpp 0.1; Forced: 0.1. Augusta-Margaret-River - B. Daniels 3.0, C. 0.1; Forced: 0.2. South Bunbury – S. Murphy 4.2, T. Murdock 2.1, B. Dowerin 21.13 (139) d Goomalling 16.6 (102) McLean, B. Marsh, M. Ellis 1.0, J. Morgan 0.1. Francis 1.2, T. Gowland 1.1, B. Tann, D. Johns 1.0, M. Giles 0.1; Forced: 0.1. Calingiri 21.13 (139) d Dalwallinu 10.11 (71) Best: Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault - D. Lewis, G. Clark, S. Chappelhow, Best: Bunbury – J. Williams, J. Gribble, T Grey, C. Hay, Jy Cormack, Toodyay 14.6 (90) d Gingin 13.10 (88) Augusta-Margaret-River K. Walker, M. Sherry, B. Lee. - B. Gerrans, J. B. Matthews. South Bunbury – R. McKenzie, B. Francis, D. Johns, C. Wongan-Ballidu 20.11 (131) d Wyalkatchem 6.7 (43). Hughes, C. McLean, B. Daniels, D. Avery, J. McGuire, J. Simmonds. Andrews, S. Murphy. Newman National UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Centrals 22.12 (144) d Saints 5.5 (35) KUKERIN/DUMBLEYUNG 5.1 7.4 12.8 15.11 (101) Tigers 20.8 (128) d Pioneers 19.5 (119). BODDINGTON 3.3 7.6 10.7 13.11 (89) Ongerup Goals: Kukerin/Dumbleyung - J. Ward 6, R. Mott 4, K. Gooding 3, C. Ongerup 18.8 (116) d Newdegate 10.15 (75) Davidson, G. Bolt. Boddington – A Black 3, A. Thomas 2, F. Dawson 2, T. Borden 18.10 (118) d Lake-Grace-Pingrup 12.12 (84) Blair 2, L. Gelissen, C. Stewart, B. Stokes, Z. Broderick. Gnowangerup 12.10 (82) d Kent 12.8 (80) Best: Kukerin/Dumbleyung - J. Ward, G. Bolt, K. Gooding, R. Gooding, N. Jerramungup 16.19 (105) d Boxwood Hills 8.4 (52). PREMIERSHIP TABLES P W L D For Agst % Pts AVON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION KELLERBERRIN/TAMMIN 6 6 0 0 660 389 169.67 26 RAILWAYS 5 4 1 0 632 310 203.87 16 BEVERLEY 5 3 2 0 484 421 114.96 12 YORK 5 3 2 0 478 463 103.24 12 Quairading 5 2 3 0 526 444 118.47 8 Federals 6 1 5 0 441 733 60.16 4 Cunderdin 6 0 6 0 254 758 33.51 -2 GREAT NORTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Towns 5 5 0 0 619 451 137.25 20 Brigades 6 4 1 0 559 380 147.11 16 Railway 6 3 2 0 600 371 161.73 12 Champman Valley 5 3 1 0 334 257 129.96 12 Mullewa 6 1 4 0 469 510 91.96 4 Rover 6 1 4 0 246 575 42.78 4 Northampton 6 0 5 0 315 598 52.68 0 SOUTH WEST FOOTBALL LEAGUE Carey Park 7 7 0 0 789 455 173.41 28 South Bunbury 7 5 2 0 825 404 204.21 20 Collie Eagles 7 5 2 0 612 484 126.45 20 Harvey Brunswick Lesch 7 4 3 0 723 578 125.09 16 Busselton 7 4 3 0 648 649 99.85 16 Bunbury 7 4 3 0 490 522 93.87 16 Donnybrook 7 3 4 0 499 575 86.78 12 Augusta Margaret River 7 2 5 0 486 657 73.97 8 Eaton Boomers 7 1 6 0 401 607 66.06 4 Harvey Bulls 7 0 7 0 316 858 36.83 0 UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Williams 7 7 0 0 962 354 271.75 28 Wickepin 7 5 2 0 812 555 146.31 20 Narrogin Hawks 7 5 2 0 809 702 115.24 20 DDylanylan HarperHarper hashas beenbeen Katanning Wanderers 7 3 4 0 671 710 94.51 12 iinn ggreatreat formform forfor SouthSouth Boddington 7 3 4 0 626 745 84.03 12 Kukerin/Dumbleyung 7 2 5 0 568 794 71.54 8 BBunburyunbury inin thethe SWFLSWFL Wagin 7 2 5 0 510 778 65.55 8 Brookton/Pingelly 7 1 6 0 492 812 60.59 4

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Australian Amateur Football Council - Stay strong and tall Under-23 clashes Here we are three years down the track from Western Australian Amateur footballs’ fi nest hour, as Judgement Day beckons. Amateur Football In 2006, the West Coast Eagles Under 23’s triumphed for the first Council (AAFC) comprises Victoria, time against the VAFA, in Melbourne and while the WA boys have South Australia, Northern Tasmania been enjoying the accolades that come with such a defining win, the and today’s host, Western Australia. Victorians have been counting down the days to make amends. The AAFC conducts an Under-23 carnival With the Under 23 concept ensuring a steady turnover of players, the spread over three seasons, allowing each inexperienced WA side enters this year’s game with only six lads that team to play the others once. This is the have represented the state in previous years. second year of that period to determine The Sangropers are looking for inspiration from 2008 All-Australians Australia’s next Amateur Football Champion. – Collegians’ Jarrad Heller and University’s Simon Jones - who both Today’s clash between Western Australia and Victoria should be a toured Ireland last year and ruckman Jaimie Birrell, who leads the side. beauty. Last year, both of these teams enjoyed victories and it is On paper, WA has followed the successful 2006 trend by selecting a likely that the winner will be the next champion. very tall and physical side and will again be looking to play a long and Representing one’s state is an honour that lasts a lifetime. Just direct style of play. as permanent are the new friendships formed among young With key position players Jones, Matthew Breen and James Grabsky teammates who are traditionally football foes, and new relationships from University and Luke Harding and Mathew Coker from CBC, WA has with interstate opponents that are born out of respect. an abundance of tall players to try and exploit the Vics in the air. We are lucky to be Australians and lucky that we celebrate our unity Add the quality of smalls - Kempton Sing, from North Fremantle, who and settle our differences on sporting fields. would be figuring well in the competition’s umpires’ voting, tough in I know that our young men representing their states today will do and under player Scott Dillon, from Trinity Aquinas and small forward so with pride and distinction and play the game the way it is meant Aaron Sweet from Stirling and there is a good mix of height and speed to be played. across the ground. May the better team win. With the backline being lead by West Coast’s Guy Boudville and Scott Nick Bourke Garvey, WA should be able to match the Vic’s strong forwards. AAFC President Leading the attack for WA will be North Fremantle’s Joel Harris, who has had a stellar 2009 in front of goals and Daniel Starr, who is capable of taking strong pack marks, as is Willeton’s Damon Bull and Collegians goal sneaks in Tyrone Miller and Andrew Clarke. The Western Australian Amateur Football What is pleasing this year is that the side is made up from representatives League always looks forward to the challenge of 10 different WAAFL clubs with Gabe Orr and James Read providing of playing against Victoria. Traditionally we their D grade club in Kelmscott with its very first State representative have been great rivals in pervious clashes, players. with Victoria holding the better record. With this being the first representative game in Perth for four years it Many of our players will be wearing a state will give the WA public a chance to come and support our best young jumper for the first time and no doubt it players at community level football in what promises to be a great will be a great experience and hopefully the contest. memories and the friendships made from being part of a state team will remain for years Good luck to both sides but in particular to WA who is hoping that to come. lightning does strike in the same spot twice. After an extensive build up to the final Wayne Langborne selection, our team is keen to make a great impression with the WA’s State Amateur team coach opportunity to show what they are capable of against an equally top class opposition. Some players from both teams will enhance their careers and go onto bigger and better things. Much hard work has been done to ensure that today’s game is a winner both on and off the field. We appreciate the efforts of all involved in preparing and assisting both teams. We thank the Victorian supporters and VAFA Board members who have accompanied their team, and our sincere appreciation to the West Coast Eagles Football Club, who once again generously support our state 23’s team and give assistance to our six colts (U/19) grades in the local amateur competition. To our local supporters watching today’s contest, thank you for your support and interest in grass roots football. Wishing all players, coaching staff and officials of both teams the very best of luck and trust the game will be played in true amateur spirit and show that football is alive and well in two states that are at opposite ends of Australia. John Davies President WAAFL

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WAAFL Colts vs WA State 16’s Sunday, June 7 Fremantle Oval 12.05pm

WEST COAST EAGLES AMATEUR COLTS WESTERN AUSTRALIAN U16 SQUAD Coach: Andy Leinasars Coach: Trevor Williams No. Player Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 Cameron Boddy ...... High Wycombe ...... 2 Rhys Waters ...... Sorrento Duncraig JFC ...... 2 Calib Downing ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 3 ...... Bassendean JFC ...... 4 Andrew McHenry ...... Kelmscott ...... 4 Zac Collinson ...... Aquinas College ...... 5 Shane Nelson ...... Edgewater/Woodvale JFC ...... 5 Luke Conca ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 6 Tom Mitchell ...... Hale School ...... 6 Arron Oliver ...... Kelmscott ...... 7 James Batterham ...... Carine JFC ...... 7 Daniel Allsop...... Coolbinia West Perth ...... 8 Jacob Burnham ...... Bassendean JFC ...... 8 Kain Johnson ...... Melville ...... 9 ...... Northan FC ...... 10 Callum Norish ...... North Fremantle ...... 10 Stephen Healy ...... Joondalup/Kinross JFC ...... 11 Matt Ranger ...... High Wycombe ...... 11 Luke Norriss ...... Kingsley JFC ...... 12 Dean Cadwalder ...... Stirling ...... 12 Dylan Morgan ...... Albany Royals FC ...... 13 Raheen Williams ...... Guildford Grammar ...... 13 Ash Gilbert ...... Willetton ...... 14 Alex Devitt ...... South Bunbury FC ...... 14 James Grieson ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 15 Lachlan McPhail ...... Landsdale JFC ...... 15 Gavin Stacey ...... North Fremantle ...... 16 ...... Corpus Christi ...... 16 Emmett Pugh ...... North Fremantle ...... 17 Tyson Hodge ...... Guildford Grammar ...... 17 Grayden Bartlett ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 18 Jordan Lockyer ...... Joondalup/Kinross JFC ...... 18 Joel Robinson ...... Bullcreek Leeming ...... 20 Justin Geldard-Ker ...... Scarborough JFC ...... 21 Steele Hathway ...... Scotch College ...... 19 Ashley Rudd ...... High Wycombe ...... 22 Brandon Erceg ...... Bassendean JFC ...... 21 Rhys Ironmonger ...... Kingsley ...... 23 ...... Kelmscott JFC ...... 22 Karl Jardine...... Bullcreek Leeming ...... 24 Steven Verrier...... Kwinana JFC ...... 23 Clinton Strauch ...... Stirling ...... 25 Alex Howard ...... Swan View JFC ...... 24 Joseph Pantano...... Fremantle CBC ...... 26 Fraser McInnes ...... Trinity College ...... 25 Josh Morris ...... High Wycombe ...... 27 Shane Kersten ...... Lakes JFC ...... 26 Sam Price ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 28 Myles Bolger ...... Centrals JFC ...... 29 Jordan Dobson ...... Ballajura JFC ...... 27 Kevin Taylor ...... Gosnells ...... 34 Josh Kirkup ...... High Wycombe JFC ...... 28 Luke Richards ...... High Wycombe ...... 35 Mitch Migro ...... Morley JFC ...... 32 Todd Dale ...... Bullcreek Leeming ...... 36 Luke Marwood...... Joondalup/Kinross JFC ...... 35 Paul O’Neill ...... Stirling ...... 37 ...... Dongra FC ...... 37 Ben Hennessey ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 38 Nathan Clarke...... Aquinas College ...... 39 Chris Fullarton ...... North Beach ...... 39 Cody Nelson ...... Canning Vale JFC ...... 40 Jackson Lavell-Lee ...... Attadale JFC ...... 43 ...... Fremantle CBC ...... 41 James Garcia ...... Subiaco FC ......

Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th UMPIRES WAAFL FIELD: Nick Pinelli, Alex Cole, Daniel Hitchcock WA State 16’s BOUNDARY: Matt Perris, Cam La Fontaine GOAL: Justin Dolin, Shehan Gilday

VICTORIA versus WESTERN AUSTRALIA A.F.L (Open Age) 1985* Melbourne (Elsternwick Park) 20.11.131 15.12.102 YEAR VENUE VAFA SCORE WA SCORE 1986 Adelaide () 28.13.181 7.19.61 1936 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 11.13.79 3.8.26 1988 Launceston () 11.13.79 7.5.47 1948 Perth (Subiaco Oval) 11.14.80 11.12.78 1991 Perth (Claremont) 6.11.47 18.18.126 1953 Adelaide (University Oval) 22.11.143 8.12.60 1994 Melbourne (Elsternwick Park) 18.21.129 7.10.52 1956 Hobart (TCA Ground) 11.9.75 5.5.35 2003 Perth (Subiaco Oval) 27.14.176 0.3.3 1959 Perth (Subiaco Oval) 16.13.109 8.12.60 VAFA (C-D4) versus WAAFL 1962 Melbourne (MCG) 12.18.90 6.12.48 YEAR VENUE VAFA SCORE WA SCORE 1964 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 20.19.139 12.8.80 2001 Melbourne (Elsternwick Park) 12.16.88 10.8.68 1967 Launceston (York Park) 17.19.121 4.10.34 Under 23 1970 Perth () 11.12.78 5.10.40 YEAR VENUE VAFA SCORE WA SCORE 1973 Melbourne (MCG) 17.21.123 11.12.78 2004 Melbourne (Elsternwick Park) 25.17.167 5.8.38 1976 Adelaide () 16.9.105 7.11.53 2005 Perth () 10.12.72 6.12.48 1979 Hobart (King George V Oval) 13.20.98 10.14.74 2006 Melbourne (Elsternwick Park) 12.7.79 17.15.117 1980 Perth (Subiaco Oval) 14.18.102 16.19.115 1981 Melbourne (Elsternwick Park) 21.16.142 0.4.4 * Victoria lost due to ineligible player 1982 Perth (Leederville Oval) 15.14.104 14.15.99

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WAAFL vs VAFA Sunday, June 7 Fremantle Oval 2.25pm

WEST COAST EAGLES U/23 STATE AMATEURS VAFA

Coach: Wayne Langborne Coach: Mick Dwyer No. Player Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player Recruited from Goals Bhds

1 Morgan Cooper ...... Wesley Curtin ...... 1 David Lowe(c) ...... De La Salle ...... 2 Guy Boudville ...... West Coast Cowan ...... 2 Paul Florance ...... Bulleen Templestowe ...... 3 Jarrad Heller ...... Collegians ...... 3 Scott Olliver ...... Old Brighton ...... 4 Tyrone Miller ...... Colleginas ...... 4 Thomas Paule...... Old Melburnians ...... 5 Andrew Scott ...... Collegians ...... 5 Tim Underwood ...... Collegians ...... 6 Trent Zimbachs ...... Collegians ...... 6 Scott Dillon ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 7 Brendan Iezzi(c) ...... Old Trinity ...... 7 Kempton Sing ...... North Fremantle ...... 8 Jack Hellier ...... St Bedes/Mentone Tigers ...... 8 Gabe Orr ...... Kelmscott ...... 9 Jonathan Mercuri ...... Old Xaverians ...... 9 Michael McCann ...... North Fremantle ...... 10 Jack Osborn...... Old Trinity ...... 10 Damon Bull ...... Willetton ...... 11 Daniel Strachan ...... Collegians ...... 11 Andrew Clarke ...... Collegians ...... 12 Nick Dimmatina ...... Old Xaverians ...... 12 Daniel Starr ...... North Fremantle ...... 13 Stefan Eriksen ...... Old Haileybury ...... 13 Simon Jones ...... University ...... 14 Peter McGettigan ...... St Bedes/Mentone Tigers ...... 14 Preston O’Keefe ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 15 Nick Marsten ...... Old Brighton ...... 15 Scott Garvey ...... West Coast Cowan ...... 16 Cameron Maclaren ...... Marcellin ...... 16 James Read ...... Kelmscott ...... 17 Ben McConnell ...... University Blues ...... 18 Ned Morrison...... Old Melburnians ...... 17 Aaron Sweet ...... Stirling ...... 19 Michael Darvell ...... Old Xaverians ...... 18 Luke Harding ...... Fremantle CBC ...... 20 Robert Baddeley...... Old Essendon ...... 19 Jamie Birrell ...... Trinity Aquinas ...... 21 Justin Hoggan ...... Ormond ...... 20 Joel Harris ...... North Fremantle ...... 22 Jack Davis...... Old Scotch ...... 21 James Grabsky ...... University ...... 23 James Tyquin ...... St Bedes/Mentone Tigers ...... 22 Ed Adcock ...... Collegians ...... 24 Jonathon Bortolotto ...... Marcellin ...... 23 Jake Carter...... Collegians ...... 25 Thomas Seccull ...... Old Melburnians ...... 24 Matthew Coker ...... Fremantle CBC ...... 26 Tom Jacobi ...... Old Brighton ...... 25 Matthew Breen ...... University ...... 27 Trent Carlson ...... Marcellin ...... 28 Mark McLeod ...... University Blues ...... 29 Matthew Handley ...... Old Xaverians ......

Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th NNEILEIL JJUDGEUDGE MMEDALEDAL WAAFL VAFA The player voted as the fairest and best by the umpires for today’s match will receive the prestigious Neil Judge Medal. UMPIRES Judge was the full time Executive Officer for the FIELD: Glenn Omodei (WA), Shane McIntosh (Vic), Colin Gray (WA), WAAFL for 15 years from 1986 to 2001. During BOUNDARY: John Porteous, David Thatcher this time he was instrumental in continuing GOAL: Rod Duncan, Alex Ireno the development of the League as the major football body in Western Australia. Judge also worked tirelessly for interstate football. In 2003, he was awarded Life SSunday,unday, JJuneune 77,, FFremantleremantle OOvalval 99am.am. Membership of the West Australian Football League and in 2006 was WWOMEN’SOMEN’S NNATIONALATIONAL FOOTFOOTBBALLALL CCHAMPIONSHIPSHAMPIONSHIPS awarded Life Membership of the WAAFL. He continues to assist the DDivisionivision 2 GGrandrand Final.Final. amateur league as a Tribunal Chairman. AAllll gamesgames FREEFREE ADMISSION.ADMISSION.

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Today’s game continues the great rivalry between the two traditional amateur competitions in Australia – the Western Australian Amateur Football League and the Victorian Amateur Football Association. Since the fi rst match back in 1936,Victoria VVAFAAFA JackJack OOsbornsborn has been dominant in these clashes with games previously - OOldld TrinityTrinity played in Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart and Launceston. Today’s match continues the interstate rivalry that exists under the Australian Amateur Football Council Triennial Championships. Since 2004, the format for these championships was altered to under 23 which has resulted in a closer competition across all states. The traditional states associated with the AAFC - Western Australia, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania – all form part of the current triennial series with Tasmania’s re-admittance in 2008. Last season in game one of the triennial series, WA was victorious against Football North (a combined Northern Tasmania Football League and Northern Tasmania Football Association team) in Devonport, and while Victoria defeated South Australia in Melbourne in game two. The WA boys will need to be at their best against a Victorian team determined to avenge their defeat by WA in their last encounter in Melbourne in 2006. The WA Amateur Football League receives tremendous support from the West Coast Eagles as their major sponsor of the West Coast Eagles Under-23 State Amateur Team and the West Coast Eagles Amateur Colts program. The under 23 program also receives support from Toyota Genuine Autoparts, Sherrin, Cougar Sportswear and West Coast Surgical and Medical Supplies. Best of luck to all players and officials involved in the match. May the best team win. WWAA JJarradarrad HellerHeller - CCollegiansollegians AFCAFC Brendan Cullinan CEO – WAAFL

The VAFA is looking forward to resuming our exciting rivalry with the West Australian Amateurs at Under 23 level this weekend. The challenge for our young men of coming over to play against the best from the West is one that we have keenly anticipated for some time. I have witnessed two of WA-Vic matches, the first of which was at Leederville Oval in 2005. Played in horrendous conditions, with wind and torrential rain, the Vics managed to get ahead early and hang on for the rest of the day. In Melbourne the following year, the WA unit was way too big and strong and ran out convincing winners. It has taken three years for a chance at revenge, but the responsibility is today on the shoulders of a new generation of Under 23 players, none of whom has had the opportunity to play against the West. Both states were victorious in last year’s matches against South Australia and Tasmania respectively and the winner today would have strong claims of securing next year the title of AAFC Champions. The VAFA and the WAAFL are the only two purely amateur leagues left in Australia and therefore this match has great significance. Playing for the love of the game and for true mateship is ingrained in amateur sport. In our game, it is not the richest team that wins but the clubs with the richest culture. Good luck to all participants. I am sure the game will be played in true amateur spirit. Go Vics!

Michael Sholly CEO - VAFA

18 www.mediatonic.com.au FFightight oonn fforor ccoltsolts sseniorenior hhonouronour Community ffootballootball By Andrea Damonse The 2009 Australian Amateur Football Council Championship takes place this weekend, leaving the West Coast Eagles Phil Scott Division with a week’s break before the resumes in Round 8. CCOMMUNITYOMMUNITY FIXTURES/RESULTSFIXTURES/RESULTS 2008 premier North Fremantle is having a mixed season, having kicked off its defense with two consecutive losses before WA AMATEUR FOOTBALL LEAGUE A-Grade – Round 7 recovering to now sit fifth on the ladder. NthFre 138 24 Collegians 7.11 (53) lost to Trinity Aquinas 12.13 (85) NthBch 121 24 The Magpies are yet to record a win against three of the top four West Coast Cowan 14.9 (93) d North Beach 13.10 (88) TA 122 16 teams this season - Trinity Aquinas, University and North Beach - Whitford 11.12 (78) lost to University 15.9 (99) Uni 110 16 and will face the second placed Collegians, at Dalkieth Oval next Fremantle C.B.C 13.9 (87) d Stirling 11.9 (75) Saturday. WCur 95 12 Wesley Curtin 11.5 (71) lost to North Fremantle 15.10 (100) Stirl 91 12 Collegians won the Division premiership last A-Grade – Round 8 – Saturday, June 13 WCCow 87 12 season and has started ‘09 on a high with just one loss from the Collegians v North Fremantle, Dalkeith Oval Frem 87 12 first six games heading into a Round 7 clash with the top of the North Beach v Stirling, Charles Riley Reserve Coll 81 8 ladder Trinity Aquinas. West Coast Cowan v Trinty Aquinas, City Beach Oval Whit 78 4 Fremantle C.B.C v University, Moris Buzacott Reserve The Boomers are in a similar position, with a 33 point loss to Wesley Curtin v Whitford, South Oval University in Round 3 their only defeat in the first six rounds. B-Grade – Round 7 Wem 165 24 Also on a 5-1 record from the first six games are University Willetton 22.14 (146 ) d Kingsley, 7.8 (50) SAth 120 24 and North Beach, with the students just 0.86 per cent behind Mt Lawley 15.17 (107) d Bullcreek Leeming, 7.5 (47) Will 138 20 Collegians at the end of Round 6. Wembley 9.11 (65 ) lost to Swan Athletic, 10.11 (71) HamCar 138 20 University defeated Collegians comfortably in their Round 1 clash Melville 15.21 (111 ) d Swan View, 13.6 (84) MtLaw 118 16 at UWA Sports Park - 10.13 (73) to 6.6 (42) - adding to that two Scarborough 8.5 (53 ) lost to Hamersley Carine, 19.11 (125) Mel 93 10 B-Grade – Round 8 – Saturday, June 6 weeks later with a win over Trinity Aquinas at home. Uni’s only SView 73 8 Bullcreek Leeming v Willetton, Beasley Park loss came at the hands of North Beach, by five points, at Charles BLeem 61 8 Hamersley Carine v Wembley, Carine Open Space Scarb 83 6 Riley Reserve. Swan Athletic v Swan View, Fawell Park King 66 4 Completing the top four, North Beach’s first loss of the season Mt Lawley v Melville, Hamer Park 1 came against Collegians in Round 6, with an embarrassing 58 Kingsley v Scarborough, Kingsley Park point loss at home, leaving the top four teams with only one loss each and wins over the lower six teams. Round 7 Collegians will have six players in Sunday’s Under 23 State Amateur Baldivis 24.10 (154) d Centrals 16.10 (106) Mand 176 24 team and North Fremantle has four, University and Trinity South Mandurah 25.9 (159) d Rockingham 9.9 (63) W’oona 144 24 Aquinas three apiece and West Coast Cowan and Fremantle CBC Armadale 3.12 (30) lost to Pinjarra 13.4 (82) Pinj 163 20 SthMan 122 16 two players each. Mandurah 13.10 (88) lost to Waroona 14.5 (89) Round 8 – Sat, June 6 Bald 91 16 The West Coast Eagles Under-23 State Amateur Team will Mandurah v Baldivis, Rushton Park Rock 73 8 the Victorian Amateur Football Association on Sunday at Pinjarra v Armadale, Sir Ross McLarty Oval Central 69 4 Fremantle Oval. Sun, June 7 Arm 46 0 (See pages 15-18 for more information) Centrals v South Mandurah, Mundijong Oval Waroona v Rockingham, Parnell Street MERCANTILE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION WWomen’somen’s NNationalational CChampionshipshampionships Division 1 – Round 6 Cockburn 19.12 (126) d Jandakot 5.5 (35) W’loo 540 24 Yan 235 20 Noranda ECU 2.5 (17) lost to Wooroloo 22.15 (147) FFinalsinals oonn SSundayunday N-ECU 128 20 Kwinana 32.5 (197) d Kingsway 2.5 (17) Cock 126 12 Yanchep 27.16 (178) d Dwellingup 8.6 (54) During this week, eight teams have been fi ghting for the honour Kwin 83 8 Division 1 – Round 7 – Sunday, June 7 of National Women’s Champion. Jand 48 8 Wooroloo v Yanchep, Birralee Reserve Six states and territories have been in Perth fighting over two Kings 25 4 divisions for the right to be No.1. Cockburn v Kwinana, Davilak Reserve Dwell 44 0 Dwellingup v Jandakot, Dwellingup Recreation Reserve WA has teams playing in both divisions and went in to the Kingsway v Noranda ECU, Kingsway Reserve tournament confident and with high expectations. WOMEN’S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION The grand finals in both divisions will be played on Sunday. Division 1 – Round 6 Victoria will be looking at keeping its perfect record in tact and Titans 350 20 East Fremantle 7.7 (49) d Coastal Titans 7.5 (47) Easts 219 20 hopes to be in the Grand Final of Division 1, at Subiaco Oval. Swan Districts 16.6 (102) d Claremont 2.1 (13) Swans 307 16 The game is being played as a curtain-raiser to the West Coast v Southern River 4.4 (28) d Safety Bay 1.6 (12) River 22 8 Geelong game. Division 1 - Round 7 Sat-Sun, June 13-14 Bays 51 4 At Fremantle Oval, starting at 9am, Division 2’s top two sides will Coastal Titans v Swan Districts, Grenville Reserve C’mont 30 4 Claremont v Southern River, Claremont Oval clash. Safety Bay v East Fremantle, Stan Twaight Reserve Entry to Fremantle Oval is free.

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AFL ROUND 11, WEST COAST V GEELONG Subiaco Oval, Sunday, June 7 (2:40 pm Local Time) WEST COAST GEELONG HUNTER No Player No Player 1 BROWN, Mitchell ...... 1 BROWN, Mitchell ...... REACHES 150 2 LECRAS, Mark ...... 2 HARLEY, Tom ...... AFTER a couple of weeks on the sidelines, Adam Hunter played 4 KERR, Daniel ...... 3 BARTEL, Jimmy ...... his 150th AFL game last weekend, against Carlton. The Bunbury 5 STENGLEIN, Tyson ...... 4 MACKIE, Andrew ...... product also joins WA football’s 200-club,including 50 games with 6 NICOSKI, Mark ...... 5 VARCOE, Travis ...... Swan Districts. 7 FLETCHER, Chad ...... 6 OTTENS, Brad ...... ``Well, he’s been a very, very good player for us throughout those 150 8 WATERS, Beau ...... 7 TAYLOR, Harry ...... games, a top-line defender I think and plays with passion,’’ said coach . 9 NAITANUI, Nick ...... 8 HUNT, Josh ...... ``He’s very passionate for his teammates. A really good footballer and 10 SELWOOD, Scott ...... 9 KELLY, James ...... a guy who’s achieved very well, very highly.’’ 11 PRIDDIS, Matt ...... 10 TENACE, Kane ...... While many Eagles fans would have been happy to see Hunter reach 12 MCNAMARA, Jamie ...... 11 COREY, Joel ...... his 150th, many others would have struggled with their feelings 13 MASTEN, Chris ...... 12 WEST, Trent ...... watching Carlton captain collect his classy 29 possessions. But Worsfold said he had well and truly moved on from that part of 14 SEABY, Mark ...... 13 LONERGAN, Tom ...... the Eagles history. 15 SWIFT, Tom ...... 14 SELWOOD, Joel ...... ``That’s life,’’ he said. 16 MACKENZIE, Eric ...... 15 GAMBLE, Ryan ...... ``We won a premiership and had massive input from and 17 KENNEDY, Josh ...... 16 SIMPSON, Dawson ...... Tyson Stenglein, who moved back. 18 EBERT, Brad ...... 17 BYRNES, Shannon ...... ``If there was a rule that meant blokes can’t move back home, we 19 HOULIHAN, Tim ...... 18 DJERRKURA, Nathan ...... might not have won that premiership. We’re very confident the pay- off will be very good for us and I think (Josh) Kennedy and (Chris) 20 COX, Dean ...... 19 EGAN, Matthew ...... Masten will be premiership players at the West Coast Eagles.” 21 LYNCH, Quinten ...... 20 JOHNSON, Steve ...... 22 SHUEY, Luke ...... 21 MOONEY, Cameron ...... 23 GLASS, Darren ...... 22 SIMPSON, Scott ...... The Eagles of 2009 24 ROSA, Matt ...... 23 DONOHUE, Adam...... Goals Average marks 26 Mark LeCras (6.0) 8.8 Josh Kennedy (8) 25 HURN, Shannon ...... 24 BLAKE, Mark ...... 17 Ben McKinley (0.1) 7.7 Chad Fletcher (DNP) 26 BUTLER, Sam ...... 25 GILLIES, Tom ...... 11 (0.1) 6.1 (6) 27 MCKINLEY, Ben ...... 26 HAWKINS, Tom ...... 10 Adam Hunter (1.0) 5 Quinten Lynch (4) 28 SMITH, Ashley ...... 27 STOKES, Mathew ...... 7 Dean Cox (0.2) 4.8 Andrew Embley (4) 6 (0.0) (3) 29 HANSEN, Ashley ...... 28 JOHNSON, David ...... Josh Kennedy (2.1) 30 SPANGHER, Matt ...... 29 ABLETT , Gary ...... Average disposals 31 SCHOFIELD, Will ...... 30 SCARLETT, Matthew ...... Average tackles 25.3 Chad Fletchers (DNP) 32 EMBLEY, Andrew ...... 31 MCKENNA, Dan ...... 6.8 (DNP) Matt Priddis (DNP) 33 JONES, Jordan ...... 32 MOTLOP, Steven ...... 4.2 Tyson Stenglein (4) 24 Adam Selwood (29) 3.8 (DNP) 22.3 Dean Cox (19) 34 NOTTE, Tony ...... 33 ROOKE, Max ...... Adam Selwood (2) 21.5 Andrew Embley (24) 35 MCGINNITY, Patrick ...... 34 HOGAN, Simon ...... 3.7 Jamie McNamara (2) 21 (24) 36 WILSON, Callum* ...... 35 CHAPMAN, Paul ...... 3.5 (DNP) 37 SELWOOD, Adam ...... 36 MOLES, Brodie * ...... *Figures in brackets are for last weekend’s game. 38 JONES, Brett ...... 37 LAIDLER, Jeremy* ...... WEST COAST v GEELONG 39 HUNTER, Adam ...... 38 HUNT, Taylor ...... Played 39. West Coast 21; Geelong 17; draw 1. 40 SULLIVAN, Will * ...... 39 MILBURN, Darren ...... At Subiaco Oval. Played 11. West Coast 6; Geelong 5. 41 STAKER, Brent ...... 40 WOJCINSKI, David ...... Geelong has won the past three games between the two, by an 42 WILKES, Beau ...... 41 MUMFORD, Shane* ...... average of 91 points. 43 ARROWSMITH, Ashley* ...... 42 EDIRIWICKRAMA, Ranga * ...... 44 WIRRPANDA, David ...... 44 ENRIGHT, Corey ...... Last time they met 45 DAVIS, Ryan* ...... 45 LING, Cameron ...... GEELONG 4.3 12.9 18.12 24.20 (164) 46 BEDFORD, Liam* ...... 46 VARCOE, Adam* ...... WEST COAST 4.3 6.3 9.6 10.5 (65) Goals: Geelong 47 STEVENSON, Lewis* ...... 47 WEADON, Bryn* ...... - S.Johnson 6, T.Lonergan 4, M.Stokes 2, B.Prismall 2, C.Mooney 2, G.Ablett, J.Hunt, R.Gamble, T.Varcoe, S.Byrnes, 48 COCKIE, Adam* ...... 48 ALLWRIGHT, Tom* ...... H.Taylor, B.Ottens, C.Enright. West Coast - B.McKinley 2, M.LeCras *rookie 2, A.Selwood, A.Hansen, J.McNamara, M.Priddis, A.Embley, C.Fletcher. st nd rd th SCOREBOARD 1 2 3 4 Best: Geelong - C.Ling, G.Ablett, J.Selwood, S.Johnson, J.Bartel, West Coast B.Prismall. West Coast - Q.Lynch, D.Cox. Geelong Crowd: 21,752 at Skilled Stadium on Saturday, 30th August, 2008.

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FFROMROM TTHEHE BBENCHENCH THERE are several AFL coaches that would like to see the interchange AFL ROUND 11, PORT ADELAIDE V FREMANTLE best extended. AAMI Stadium, Saturday, June 6 (7:10 pm Local Time) Some say putting six players on the bench would improve the game; PORT ADELAIDE FREMANTLE make sure we were getting fair contents each week, where 18 fit players No Player No Player were going against 18 fit players for four full quarters. There are a few others that believe one or two substitutes should be 2 CARR, Josh ...... 3 SCHAMMER, Byron...... named by each team. A player could be replaced by a substitute but 3 SALOPEK, Steven ...... 4 HASLEBY, Paul ...... not allowed back onto the ground once that occurred. 4 MOTLOP, Daniel ...... 5 IBBOTSON, Garrick ...... The Dockers could have used either situation last week against 5 LADE, Brendon ...... 6 SOLOMON, Dean ...... Richmond, with just 16 fit players on the ground when the Tigers ran over them at Subiaco Oval. 6 PEARCE, Danyle ...... 7 PEAKE, Brett ...... ``Obviously it has an enormous impact, particularly if you get the 7 BURGOYNE, Peter ...... 8 SUBAN, Nick ...... injuries early and to what sort of players you need to win those close 8 BURGOYNE, Shaun ...... 9 DRUM, Marcus ...... games,’’ Dockers coach Mark Harvey said. 9 SURJAN, Jacob ...... 10 PALMER, Rhys ...... ``Once again, it’s evidence of losing players early and whether we actually have a look at the interchange.’’ 10 BOAK, Travis ...... 11 HEADLAND, Des ...... But Harvey believes the loss will help his Dockers take a big step 11 MOTLOP, Marlon ...... 12 O’BRIEN, Brock ...... forward. 12 TRENGOVE, Jackson ...... 13 PRATT, Luke* ...... ``I’d like to think that everyone recognises how tough this game was,’’ 13 FARMER, Mitchell ...... 14 GROVER, Antoni ...... he said. ``In the short term, it’s probably going to hurt us a lot and in the 14 STEWART, Paul ...... 15 CROWLEY, Ryan ...... long term, it might be the making of the players and the team. 15 RODAN, David ...... 16 MUNDY, David ...... ``If you want to go and have a look at our players, they are battered and bruised. We are going to lose some players for maybe substantial weeks. 16 TREDREA, Warren ...... 17 BALLANTYNE, Hayden ...... ``It might be the making of the team, and players, when we are 17 GRAY, Robert ...... 18 MCPHARLIN, Luke ...... wounded, need to take their opportunities. 18 CORNES, Kane ...... 19 HINKLEY, Clayton ...... ``There were some areas of the game in the last quarter where we could 19 SALTER, Nick ...... 20 TARRANT, Chris ...... have won the game, should have won the game. It was a testament to the team that they did rally when Richmond got that run-on in the third 20 BROGAN, Dean ...... 21 FOSTER, Andrew ...... quarter. 21 THOMAS, Matt ...... 22 THORNTON, Scott ...... ``The evidence would suggest that because we didn’t have any guys on 22 HARTLETT, Hamish...... 23 MAYNE, Chris ...... the bench, basically, it would have been hard for us to get up and win 23 LOBBE, Matthew ...... 24 CAMPBELL, Adam ...... the game.’’ 24 WESTHOFF, Matthew ...... 25 DODD, Steven ...... 25 CASSISI, Domenic ...... 26 BRADLEY, Kepler ...... The Dockers of 2009 Goals Average marks 26 LOWER, Nick ...... 27 GILMORE, Daniel ...... 17 (2.0) 8 (DNP) 27 CARLILE, Alipate ...... 28 MURPHY, Ryan ...... 11 Luke McPharlin (0.0) 6 (9) 28 THURSTANS, Toby ...... 29 PAVLICH, Matthew ...... (1.0) (9) 9 David Mundy (1.1) 5.4 Luke McPharlin (3) 29 KRAKOUER, Nathan ...... 30 CLARKE, Zac ...... 8 (DNP) (7) 30 CHAPLIN, Troy ...... 31 SANDILANDS, Aaron ...... Michael Johnson (2.0) 5.3 (11) 31 BANNER, Mitchell ...... 32 HILL, Stephen ...... 32 BROADBENT, Matthew ...... 33 BUCOVAZ, Ben ...... Average tackles Average disposals 5.1 (2) 24.7 (27) 33 EBERT, Brett ...... 34 HALL, Christopher ...... 4.6 (11) 23.1 Paul Duffield (27) 34 REDDEN, Jarrad ...... 35 RUFFLES, Tim ...... 4.5 Andrew Browne (DNP) 22.9 Byron Schammer (25) 35 CORNES, Chad ...... 36 BROWNE, Andrew ...... 4 (DNP) 20.8 Rhys Palmer (DNP) 36 PETTIGREW, Michael ...... 37 JOHNSON, Michael ...... Matthew Pavlich (4) 20.2 Matthew Pavlich (20) 3.9 Paul Duffield (8) 19.8 Garrick Ibbotson (25) 37 THOMPSON, Wade ...... 38 WALTERS, Michael ...... *Figures in brackets are for last weekend’s game. 38 GILES, Jonathan ...... 39 SIBOSADO, Casey * ...... PORT ADELAIDE v FREMANTLE 39 WESTHOFF, Justin ...... 40 DE BOER, Matthew* ...... Played 19. Port Adelaide 13; Fremantle 6. 40 DAWSON, Glenn ...... 41 DUFFIELD, Paul ...... At AAMI Stadium. Played 9. Port Adelaide 6; Fremantle 3. 41 DAVENPORT, Jason ...... 42 HEAD, Josh ...... Last time out 42 MEYER, Danny ...... 43 HAYDEN, Roger ...... PORT ADELAIDE 0.3 6.5 11.6 15.11 (101) 43 STEWART, Daniel ...... 44 CONNELLY, Brent * ...... FREMANTLE 6.3 8.6 15.9 20.9 (129) 44 LOGAN, Tom ...... 45 SHEPHEARD, Hamish * ...... Goals: Port Adelaide - W.Tredrea 4, J.Westhoff 4, D.Motlop 2, 45 MARTIN, Matthew ...... 46 PEARCE, Clancee * ...... D.Cassisi 2, D.Brogan, S.Burgoyne, D.Pearce. Fremantle - M.Johnson 3, L.McPharlin 2, R.Crowley 2, C.Tarrant, J.Carr, J.Head, A.Grover, 46 LAURIE, Jesse ...... 47 VAN BERLO, Jay * ...... C.Mayne, S.McManus, G.Ibbotson, R.Palmer, D.Mundy, B.Peake, 48 BROUGHTON, Greg ....* ...... S.Thornton, A.Sandilands, R.Murphy. * rookie Best: Port Adelaide - K.Cornes, D.Cassisi, D.Pearce, S.Salopek, st nd rd th T.Logan, T.Boak. Fremantle - R.Palmer, R.Crowley, B.Schammer, J.Carr, SCOREBOARD 1 2 3 4 M.Johnson, D.Mundy. 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No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 2 MARTIN, Thomas 20/12/91 Kalamunda ...... 1 RILEY, Fabian 27/11/92 South Coogee ...... 3 MORTIN, Wes 16/04/92 Guildford Grammar ...... 2 WYATT, Alex 19/06/91 Winnacott ...... 3 ATHANASSIOU, Jamie 06/04/92 Winnacott ...... 4 FAULKNER, Adam 03/05/92 High Wycombe ...... 4 COULTAS, Sam 13/02/92 Roleystone ...... 5 BONNETT, Luke 14/10/90 Trinity ...... 5 ATHANASIOU, John 25/01/91 South Coogee ...... 7 GARLETT, Clinton 16/04/91 Carey Park ...... 6 BOROVAC, Nicholas 26/10/91 Winnacott ...... 8 BURNHAM Jacob 11/02/93 Bassendean ...... 7 McPHAIL, Fraser 29/09/91 Centrals ...... 9 DALY, Lance 26/04/91 Midvale ...... 8 CALDWELL, Tyler 10/07/91 Aquinas ...... 12 PULLMAN, Sam 11/09/91 Guildford Grammar ...... 9 ELMS, Aaron 28/02/91 South Coogee ...... 14 BODDY, Cameron 14/02/91 High Wycombe ...... 10 NEWTON, Ben 08/08/92 Centrals ...... 16 OUTRIDGE, Matthew 07/01/92 High Wycombe ...... 11 MAURICIO, Ryan 30/05/91 South Coogee ...... 17 ARMSTRONG, John 06/12/91 Kalamunda ...... 12 MORRIS, Dylan 19/04/91 Jandakot Jets ...... 18 McKINLAY, Adam 22/09/91 Eastern Hills ...... 14 HILL, Mason 06/03/92 Armadale ...... 20 BOWIE Jason 11/01/91 Bassendean ...... 15 HOLDER, Sam 05/04/91 Jandakot Jets ...... 21 ADAMS, Luke 10/08/91 Kalamunda ...... 16 PARRY, Jarrod 25/05/91 Bibra Lake ...... 25 HARRISON, Stanley 14/08/91 Guildford Grammar ...... 17 GULLEY, Brendan 03/04/92 South Coogee ...... 18 TAYLOR, Johnson 02/04/92 Bibra Lake ...... 27 HOUGH, Travis 14/11/91 Bassendean ...... 19 GRYGORCEWICZ, Mitch 03/04/91 Jandakot Jets ...... 34 McHUTCHEON, Dylan 29/11/91 Dampier ...... 20 JOYCE, Liam 09/03/92 Kukerin/Dumbleyoung ...... 35 McKINLAY, Brett 22/09/92 Eastern Hills ...... 21 VAN MANEN, Anthony 18/07/91 Jandakot Jets ...... 38 BLINMAN, Garrick 16/12/92 Wanneroo ...... 22 TUCKER, Luke 24/07/90 North Fremantle ...... 40 CORMACK Jace 17/11/90 Bunbury ...... 23 SKINNER, Lloyd 22/01/92 Armadale ...... 42 TURNER Travis 14/02/92 Swan View ...... 24 THOMPSON, Barton 30/05/91 Winnacott ...... 43 HAYDEN, Jordan 23/07/91 High Wycombe ...... 25 DONALDSON, Sam 19/04/91 Jandakot Jets ...... 44 HUTHCHINSON Hayden 21/08/92 Bunbury ...... 26 HAYWARD, Damian 13/11/91 Boddington ...... 45 VAN GRONINGEN, Brett 19/03/91 Kalamunda ...... 27 RICCIARDELLO, Adrian 13/10/90 Cockburn ...... 50 Borch Harrison 29/07/93 Swanleigh ...... 28 GRIFFITHS, Boyden 12/12/92 Kelmscott ...... 52 FRENCH, Bradley 07/04/91 Swanleigh ...... 29 JONES, Matthew 26/06/92 Bibra Lake ...... 55 McBride Zac 28/11/92 Lasalle ...... 30 FEENEY, Adam 10/01/92 Bibra Lake ...... 57 HOWARD Alex 20/06/93 Swan View ...... 31 ANDREOLI, Warrick 28/02/92 Carnarvon ...... Colts Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Umpires Field: Paul Beckers, Chris McCann Swan Districts Boundary: Nick Dolin, Kris Healy, Warren Beckwith Goal: Jonathon Laycock, Sam Hunter South Fremantle Reserves - Saturday, June 6, 11.45am, Steel Blue Oval.

COLOURS:COLOURS: Teal, Black Blue andand WhiteWhite COLOURS: Red and White SSwanwan DDistrictsistricts FootballFootball ClubClub COACH:Coach: CrisPeter Bayliss Kelly SSouthouth FremantleFremantle FootballFootball ClubClub Coach: Garry Fuller

No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 4 SIMPSON, Justin 23/01/88 Forresfield ...... 1 WILKIE, Gerard 22/02/85 Boddington ...... 5 EMBLEY, James 27/03/89 Trinity ...... 2 GUGLIELMANA, Adam 08/02/88 Carnarvon ...... 6 MARTIN, Neil 14/04/88 Northam ...... 5 MALSEED, Tim 26/06/80 East Fremantle ...... 9 MCKINLAY, Michael 12/10/87 Hills Hawks ...... 10 RANSOM, Paul 01/06/90 Tyabb, Vic ...... 10 LAMMIE, Wes 26/12/88 Sth Bunbury ...... 17 TEAGUE, Lukas 13/12/85 South Coogee ...... 19 MILLER, Mark 14/01/82 Perth ...... 18 MCKINLAY, David 21/12/85 Hills Hawks ...... 21 PAINE, Nick 16/03/88 Ainslie, ACT ...... 20 SHINE, Nathan 23/01/88 Harvey/Brunswick ...... 23 EDWARDS, Brenton 28/02/86 Kukerin/Dumbleyoung ...... 21 PENSE, Phillip 21/08/81 Railways ...... 24 KELLY, Leigh 12/06/88 Dunsborough ...... 23 FLEMING, Jason 28/12/85 Cambell Town ...... 25 PHILLIPS, Nathan 20/08/87 Peel Thunder ...... 26 ROBINSON, Jarrod 09/01/84 High Wycombe ...... 26 BAIRSTOW, Toby 11/02/88 South Bunbury ...... 29 PULLMAN, Josh 10/06/89 Guildford ...... 29 BOSSONG, Chris 12/07/78 Perth ...... 30 JOHNSTON, David 17/06/90 Bunbury ...... 30 DITCHBURN, Troy 05/12/85 Kukerin/Dumbleyoung ...... 32 JETTA, Graham 11/11/86 Bunbury ...... 34 AMATO, Corry 23/07/84 Frem Hawks ...... 34 BOWERS, Aaron 04/07/86 Kelmscott ...... 36 ADAMS, Reece 18/09/89 Bibra Lake ...... 37 O’REILLY, Daniel 28/02/88 Upper Swan ...... 40 BAIRSTOW, Luke 09/09/88 Lake Grace ...... 41 FOSTER, Mark 07/07/83 Willetton ...... 39 PARRY, Simon 29/05/90 La Salle ...... 46 PALUMBO, Joel 14/04/90 South Coogee ...... 41 DALY, Ben 10/04/85 Kalamunda ...... 48 GROENENBERG, Nick 14/05/89 Kwinana ...... 42 DAVIS, Kurt 09/03/88 High Wycombe ...... 49 WALLEY, Josh 21/07/88 Kwinana ...... 43 BONNEY, Peter 22/06/89 South Hedland ...... 50 TAYLOR, James 29/07/86 Bibra Lake ...... 45 DELLA VEDOVA, Keith 25/02/88 Forrestfield ...... 51 HALL, Tyler 03/07/89 Carnarvon ...... 47 HARVEY, Dylan 16/02/90 Guildford /Gram ...... 52 McINTOSH, Adam 12/01/90 Bibra Lake ...... 52 MANTON, Roderick 23/10/89 Midland ...... 53 BONI, Fred 23/04/90 CBC ...... 53 HINCKLY Brian 20/07/89 Basssendean ...... 54 STANFORD, Brett 22/04/88 Wesley Curtin ...... 57 NICHOLAS Tyson 23/09.89 Kalamunda ...... 55 MICHAEL, Matthew 17/07/88 Collie ...... 59 JOHNS, Dane 23/03/90 Bunbury ...... 56 McLEOD, Michael 13/01/88 Exmouth ...... 57 BERESI, Greg 12/08/87 CBC ...... 61 WILSON, Dermitt 04/05/90 South Hedland ...... 58 DOUGHTY, Adam 25/04/90 Cockburn Lakes ...... 64 POTTS Daniel 10/08/90 Upper Swan ...... 59 LEECE, Matthew 28/05/89 CBC ...... 67 BROWN Cameron 31/05/89 Swan Athletic ...... 60 COSTELLO, Adam 19/05/85 Bullcreek/Leeming ...... 68 HEASMAN Owen 24/07/83 Bassendean ...... st nd rd th Reserves Scoreboard 1 2 3 4 Umpires Field: Craig O’Donoghue, Travis Moon, Tom Gryta Swan Districts Boundary: Andrew Yardley, Dayne Whalan South Fremantle Goal: Kevin Beermier, Bryn Butler

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SSwanwan DDistrictsistricts FootballFootball ClubClub SSouthouth FremantleFremantle FootballFootball ClubClub COLOURS: Black and White Coach: Brian Dawson COLOURS: Red and White Coach: John Dimmer

No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds from Games from Games 1 CASSERLY, Travis 1 20/05/87 Richmond 14 ...... 1 WILKIE, Gerard 1 22/02/85 Boddington 66 ...... 2 SPAANDERMAN, Llane 10 10/02/86 East Perth 55 ...... 2 GUGLIELMANA, Adam 1 02/08/88 Carnarvon 4 ...... 4 SIMPSON, Justin 1 23/01/88 Forrestfield 28 ...... 3 DELL’OLIO, Cory 1 08/12/89 South Coogee 12 ...... 5 EMBLEY, James 1 27/03/89 Trinity 8 ...... 4 STREET, Nathan 10 06/09/83 Tassie Devils 5 ...... 6 MARTIN, Neil 2 14/04/88 Northam 15 ...... 5 MALSEED, Tim 5 26/06/80 East Fremantle 109 ...... 7 CARR, Matthew 12 29/12/78 Goomalling 14 ...... 6 SMITHERS, Ray (VC) 1 02/06/81 Coolbellup 144 ...... 8 ROBINSON, Brett 5 04/12/85 Werribee 29 ...... 7 ADAMS, Theo 1 26/06/85 Bibra Lake 117 ...... 9 MCKINLAY, Michael 1 12/10/87 Hills Hawks 19 ...... 8 FARMER, Jeff 1 24/06/77 Tambellup 11 ...... 11 AMES, Tallan 1 18/10/83 Trinity 100 ...... 9 MILLER, Kris 7 29/09/80 East Fremantle 205 ...... 12 IPAVIZ, Dean 5 31/10/83 Manuda 22 ...... 11 BELL, Peter 1 01/03/76 Kojonup 41 ...... 13 JETTA, Lewis 1 04/05/89 Bunbury 9 ...... 12 UGLE, Keren 1 07/07/79 Brookton/Ping 169 ...... 14 HANSEN, Ashley * 0 03/03/83 Oakleigh/WCE 77 ...... 15 MURPHY, Ryan * 0 24/05/85 Gippsland, Vic/FFC 63 ...... 15 POTENTE, Steven 1 10/10/90 High Wycombe 6 ...... 16 WHITE, Craig 1 08/01/85 Williams 85 ...... 16 TWOMEY, Wayde 5 02/01/86 Werribee 24 ...... 18 WILSON, Callum 0 09/06/88 South Coogee 45 ...... 17 DAVIS, Ryan * 0 07/06/89 Northshore/WCE 16 ...... 19 MILLER, Mark 3 14/01/82 Perth 26 ...... 18 MCKINLAY, David 1 21/12/85 Hills Hawks 62 ...... 20 MUGAMBWA, Paul 2 30/05/81 Bullcreek/Leem 46 ...... 19 COLREAVY, Ben 7 29/01/82 Claremont 75 ...... 21 PAINE, Nick 5 16/03/88 Ainslie, Canberra 10 ...... 23 FLEMING, Jason 1 28/12/85 Cambelltown 12 ...... 22 GRAHAM, Jaymie 1 06/02/83 Kalgoorlie 78 ...... 24 HUNTER, Adam * 0 18/06/81 South Bunbury/WCE 47 ...... 25 PHILLIPS, Nathan 3 20/08/87 Peel FC 23 ...... 25 SPENCER, Matthew 1 17/01/85 Trinity/Geelong 57 ...... 26 BAIRSTOW, Toby 1 02/11/88 South Bunbury 13 ...... 26 ROBINSON, Jarrod 1 09/01/84 High Wycombe 10 ...... 27 THORNTON, Scott * 0 11/09/82 Sandringham, Vic/FFC 62 ...... 27 LANGE, Adam (C) 1 12/01/79 NMFC/Subiaco 15 ...... 28 GILMORE, Daniel * 0 02/03/83 Roleystone/FFC 90 ...... 28 NOTTE, Tony * 0 15/04/90 Midvale/WCE 122 ...... 30 DITCHBURN, Troy 1 12/05/85 Kukerin/D’yung 31 ...... 29 PULLMAN, Josh 1 10/06/89 Guildford 24 ...... 31 NORTH, Hayden 1 28/12/83 Boddington 103 ...... 32 JETTA, Graham 1 11/11/86 Bunbury 4 ...... 32 DUFFIELD, Paul * 0 05/02/85 West Arthur/FFC 74 ...... 34 BOWERS, Aaron 3 04/07/86 Kelmscott 1 ...... 33 HAMS, Kyle 1 06/09/86 Busselton 77 ...... 35 GEAPPEN, Tim 5 13/10/83 Clarence 13 ...... 34 AMATO, Corry 1 23/07/84 Frem Hawks 32 ...... 36 PEARCE, Clancee * 0 23/10/90 Guildford Gram/FFC 30 ...... 35 HUNT, Sam 10 13/04/83 Geelong 28 ...... 38 ROBERTS, Josh 1 28/04/84 Mazenod 10 ...... 36 ADAMS, Reece 1 18/09/89 Bibra Lake 12 ...... 39 PARRY, Simon 1 29/05/90 La Salle 101 ...... 37 HAMS, Ashton 1 06/09/86 Busselton 78 ...... 40 PRATT, Luke * 0 08/10/89 Bassendean/FFC 6 ...... 39 McGRATH, Toby (C) 1 11/10/80 Kent Districts/Essendon 172 ...... 41 DALY, Ben 1 10/04/85 Kalamunda 4 ...... 40 BAIRSTOW, Luke 2 09/09/88 Lake Grace 0 ...... 43 BONNEY, Peter 1 22/06/89 South Hedland 0 ...... 42 HEAD, Josh * 0 07/04/83 Roleystone/FFC 63 ...... 44 HINKLEY, Clayton * 0 21/02/89 North Ballarat/FFC 6 ...... 44 SIEGERT, Andrew 5 18/01/82 Fremantle 104 ...... 46 NATANUI, Nicholas * 0 04/05/90 Midvale/WCE 4 ...... 45 DELMENICO, Scott 1 23/03/87 Kardinya 29 ...... 48 WOLFENDEN, Brett 1 20/07/89 High Wycombe 7 ...... 46 PALUMBO, Joel 1 14/04/90 South Coogee 1 ...... 51 WALTERS, Michael * 0 07/01/91 Midvale/FFC 25 ...... 54 STANFORD, Brett 2 22/04/88 Wesley Curtin 0 ...... Rushed ...... AFL Listed Players denoted with * Rushed ...... AFL Listed Players denoted with * WAFL Match Facts Round 11, 2009 - Swan Districts v South Fremantle Scoreboard Past 10 meetings: Swan Districts 3; South Fremantle 7. League 1st 2nd 3rd 4th At Steel Blue Oval. Swan Districts 2; South Fremantle 8. SD highest score v SF 29.18 (192) Round 20, 1985 Swan Districts SF highest score v SD 31.24 (210) Round 3, 1950 South Fremantle SD lowest score v SF 4.7 (31) Round 2, 1952 SF lowest score v SD 2.1 (13) Round 9, 1944 Umpires Field: Gavin Statham, David Moon, Beau Wardman SD biggest win v SF 120 points, Round 12, 1996 Boundary: Adam Bastick, Richard Heptinstall, Brett Dalgleish SF biggest win v SD 164 points, Round 2, 1952 Goal: Matthew Laycock, David Shawcross CLUB NOTES CLUB NOTES SSWANWAN DDISTRICTSISTRICTS www.swandistrictsfc.com SSOUTHOUTH FFREMANTLEREMANTLE www.sff c.com.au Events Milestones Not supplied • Sportsmen Night - June 18 - Panelists include - Scott • Tallan Ames 100 Games vs Peel Thunder Cummings, • 50 Games vs Peel Thunder Injuries • 75th Anniversary Gala Dinner - June 27 HALL, Brent Hand 10 Weeks • Sixties Revival - July 4 Injuries FIELDING, Sam Groin 4 Weeks • Swansmen’s Banquet Auction - July 26 AITCHISON Leg 4 weeks CAMPBELL, Gavin Hamstring 2 Weeks M EMBLEY Leg Indefinite • Golf Day - August 19 BELL, Peter Hamstring Test • Swan Medal - October 9 • Melbourne Cup - November 3

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The WA Football Commission, in conjunction with Sekem, has announced the By Brad Elborough - Football Budget editor winners of the 2009 Design a Football Jumper Competition. This year over 100 schools from around the state took part in the competition, AN ugly post-match incident occurred at Arena which involved designing a football jumper which truly reflected the ethos of Joondalup last weekend that spoiled an otherwise the school. Students were also asked to take into account other aspects of the entertaining clash between two great rivals. community such as local landmarks, location of school, cultural influences and sporting involvement when designing the jumper. There are sporting competitions around the world that when played, certain team’s spectators need to be The entries were narrowed down to 17 finalists with the metropolitan winner separated by fencing and sometimes security. being Belinda Brewer from Forrestdale Primary School and the regional winner Indigo Gerrard from Jungdranung Remote Community School While football is hopefully a long way from that extreme, the throwing of objects is something we can do Clayton Anderson from the WA Football Commission said Sekem had produced without. a set of 20 playing jumpers featuring the winning design. One of the great aspects of Australian Rules football is “On behalf of the WAFC and Sekem, we hope that Forrestdale Primary School being able to sit next to your mate, who may barrack for and Jungdranung RCS wear the jumpers with pride for many years to come,” Mr another side, and watch and debate the finer points of Anderson said. the game, or a players’ form and ability. “Both designs truly reflect the culture and ethos of the respective schools and offer the school football teams the opportunity to promote their school’s Shout for the players you follow closely – perhaps offer identity each time they represent their school”. some `constructive’ advice to those you don’t. Formal presentations to both schools were conducted last month with South Last season there were a couple of incidents that occurred Fremantle District development staff on hand to make the presentation to between spectators and players. And after last week’s Belinda at Forrestdale Primary School and Kimberley Regional Development throwing of a wooden spoon at East Perth coaching staff, Officer Aaron Dunster travelling to Jungdranung RCS to present Indigo and her a question of crowd behaviour starts to creep in. school with a brand new set of jumpers. Let’s hope that we have seen the last of it and we can all Mrs Sue Smith, the Principal of Jungdranung Remote Community School, said it get back to enjoying the cracking season of WAFL football, was wonderful that the school had won the jumpers. dragging growing crowds, that is being presented to us in 2009. “We’ve had to borrow football jumpers and resources from the Kimberley District to compete in the Eagles Cup and Lightning Carnivals. Now we have our The following came from the WAFL’s Clint Roberts office own jumpers that represent the school and our players can now take the field in during the week: future games feeling extremely proud of themselves,” Mrs Smith said. ``The West Australian Football League has investigated the incident post game involving a spectator and coaching staff at Arena Joondalup. Whilst not wishing to detract from the weekend’s great games and great crowds, this incident warrants attention from officials and supporters alike. ``No competition can allow officials or players to be physically abused. Whilst coaches are expected to be very tolerant of opposition supporters there is a point whereby fans can take their actions too far. This was the case at Joondalup on Monday. The actions of one person sparked a situation that could easily have been far worse than it turned out. ``The WAFL would like to praise the actions of the Ground Manager and the event security, who along with the West Perth officials effectively separated the two groups and quelled the situation. “The investigation has identified the offending West Perth supporter and discussion will be continued with West Perth as to the most effective way of dealing with him. “Meetings have also identified ways of reducing the risk of this type of event occurring in the future.’’

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Name: David Nickname: Marto/ AAtt tthehe ttribunalribunal Panagopoulos Ray Results from Round 10 Nickname: Pana Date of Birth: LEAGUE Date of Birth: 3/8/863 Raphael Stack (Sub) reported for engaging in 23/3/78 Recruited from: rough play against Ian Richardson (Cla). Tribunal Recruited from: East Fremantle held after FB went to press. North Suburban League games: 6 Dean Ipaviz (SD) reported for forceful contact League games: WAFLW debut: 2008 on Kain Robins (PT). Tribunal held after FB went to press. 164 National 16’s: 2009 Kyle Hams (SF) reported for forceful contact on State Games: 1 Occupation:O Chris Basile (EF). Tribunal held after FB went to WAFL debut: 2001 StudentS press. Occupation: Favourite music: Paul Lindsay (EF) reported for striking Scott Operations U2, Paul Kelly, Bob Delmenico (SF). Tribunal held after FB went to Manager – Australia National Removals Group Evans, Crowded House, Eskimo Joe press. Favourite music: Easy Listening Favourite TV shows: Summer Heights High, Lewis Fasolo (EF), (EF), Paul Lindsay Kyle Hams The Chaser, The Office, Spicks and Specks (EF), (SF), (SF) Favourite TV shows: Entourage reported for participating in a melee. Accepted Car: Chrysler Car: Mitsubishi guilt and fined $50 each. Who has had the greatest influence on Who has had the greatest influence on RESERVES your career? Dad, he made the phone call your career? Not one person in particular. Unknown WP player was investigated for rough that got me started Probably just senior members of all the conduct against Daniel Byrne (EP). Charge Favourite football moment that you umpiring groups I’ve been involved with withdrawn. attended: ’s Favourite football moment that you Lewis Harvey (WP) reported for wrestling Brett Dobson (EP). Accepted guilt and fined $20. in 2001 attended: Eagles smashing Carlton by 60 points in the 1996 final series Brett Dobson (EP) reported for wrestling Lewis Favourite non-football sporting moment Harvey (WP). Accepted guilt and fined $20. Favourite non-football sporting moment that you attended: When Warnie (Shane Kyle Holden (WP), Matt Green (WP), Brent Warne) as 12th man encouraged a young lass that you attended: Manchester United Fotheringhame (EP) reported for participating to show her wares and she did beating Blackburn 5-3 at Old Trafford in 2008 in a melee. Accepted guilt and fined $20 each. Most famous person you’ve met: Dennis Most famous person you’ve met: Adam COLTS Commetti Gilchrist Taylor Harrison (Cla) reported for making Best holiday destination: Any Best holiday destination: UK contact with umpire Kevin Beermier. Accepted guilt and fined $30. Last book you read: Beyond Silk and Last book you read: Adam Gilchrist’s autobiography Jordan Peek (EF), Jordan Newman (EF), Aaron Cyanide Elms (SF) reported for participating in a melee. Name: Alex Martin All accepted guilt and were fined $20 each.

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COLOURS: Blue and Black COLOURS: Blue and Gold Coach: Michael Braun CClaremontlaremont FFootballootball ClubClub Coach: Matt Angus

No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 SILCOCK, Shayne 18/08/91 Mt Lawley ...... 1 BOWKER, Adam 09/10/90 Warick JFC ...... 2 DELBORRELLO, Jamie 26/01/91 Kingsley ...... 2 BROOME, Lewis 03/03/91 Looma Eagles, Broome ...... 3 THORNTON, Troy 16/02/91 Coolbinia ...... 3 NISBETT, Brad 10/03/91 West Coast JFC ...... 4 WANSBROUGH, Lee 19/09/91 Kingsley ...... 4 COX, JESSE 14/08/91 Cable Beach, Broome ...... 5 MALDENIS, Ryan 26/01/92 Ballajura ...... 6 NEATES, Ryan 26/06/91 Carine JFC ...... 7 DERICKX, Jacob 06/05/91 Dunsborough ...... 7 JANNINGS, Patrick 12/12/90 Kojonup JFC ...... 9 SCAFIDI, Christopher 30/05/91 Noranda ...... 8 WINMAR, NICK 27/04/91 Scarborough JFC ...... 9 CRISTINELLI, Coleman 11/12/91 Railways FC, Albany ...... 11 PENNY, Stephen 29/04/92 Ballajura ...... 10 BERARDINI, Luca 03/08/92 Marist JFC ...... 12 FITZPATRICK, Mitchell 06/06/91 Noranda ...... 11 GUIDI, Jayden 19/12/90 Kojonup JFC ...... 13 PEREIRA, Lucas 13/10/91 Coolbinia ...... 12 THOMSON, David 15/11/90 Scotch PSA ...... 15 BUDISELIK, Joseph 27/02/91 Busselton ...... 13 DANN, Sonny 14/08/90 Cable Beach, Broome ...... 16 COOPER, Michael 18/01/91 Ballajura ...... 14 DAVIES, Matt 12/10/91 Scarborough JFC ...... 17 JASHARI, Michael 26/04/91 G/ford Grammer ...... 15 HOLT, Aaron 19/02/91 West Coast JFC ...... 18 HUNTER, Mitchell 04/12/91 War/Greenwood ...... 16 CRISPIN, Damien 12/02/91 Clontarf, Broome ...... 19 SCERESINI, Kyle 20/04/91 Coolbinia ...... 18 COYNE, Joel 06/09/90 Nth Albany FC ...... 20 BROOKES, Rowan 06/05/92 Ballajura ...... 19 O’REGAN, Ben 23/10/92 Marist JFC ...... 21 COLYER,Vaughn 22/09/91 Aug/MargRiver ...... 20 YU, Keifer 06/04/91 Marist JFC ...... 22 CONTI, Jacob 24/08/91 Dunsborough ...... 21 FOLEY, Xavier 15/01/91 Marist JFC ...... 24 FARRELL, James 13/10/90 Nollamara ...... 23 POCKLINGTON, Christian 21/02/91 Swanbourne JFC ...... 26 WITYK, Steven 02/02/92 Bays/Morley ...... 24 MURDOCH, Callum 11/07/91 Scarborough JFC ...... 25 WEEDON, Gerrick 25/05/91 Clontarf, Broome ...... 27 SHEPHERD, Luke 10/01/92 Ballajura ...... 27 KOMMER, Nick 28/09/90 Scarborough JFC ...... 28 SNOOK, Adam 26/07/92 Ballajura ...... 28 SMITH, Taylor 26/02/91 Scarborough JFC ...... 29 SILCOCK, Rhys 18/08/91 Mt Lawley ...... 29 MUMFORD, Darren 06/08/90 Denmark ...... 30 CHAVE, Scott 03/06/92 Ballajura ...... 30 TAYLOR, Matt 25/07/92 West Coast JFC ...... 31 BERGMAN, Benjamin 07/02/92 Ballajura ...... 31 HOWARD, Jayden 04/05/91 Peninsula Bombers, Broome ...... 34 BAWDEN, David 09/01/92 Ballajura ...... 33 DE BOER, Mitchell 21/12/92 Swanbourne JFC ...... 35 MACAULAY, Robert 06/08/92 Bayswater ...... 35 McALLISTER, Jordan 28/03/91 Ravensthorpe Tigers ...... 36 BENNELL, Arthur 09/03/92 Manjimup Imperials ...... 37 TAIT, Jordan 01/07/92 West Coast JFC ...... 38 WARWICK, Liam 16/03/91 Coolbinia ...... 38 STEWART, Jarryd 26/08/91 Scotch PSA ...... 39 PESSOTTO, Dean 06/08/92 Manjimup Imperials ...... 39 LUCAS, Jack 23/09/90 Nth Albany FC ...... Colts Scoreboard 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Umpires Field: Edward Williams, Greg Rolfe East Perth Boundary: Ross Drennan, Jake Luckman Goal: Tracey Carrod, Steven Gaensler Claremont Reserves - Saturday, June 6, 11.45am, Medibank Stadium.

COLOURS: Blue and Black East Perth Football Club COLOURS: Blue and Gold East Perth Football Club Coach: CClaremontlaremont FFootballootball ClubClub Coach: David Crute

No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds No. Player D.O.B Recruited from Goals Bhds 1 STIRLING, Donald 21/10/89 Carey Park ...... 7 ROWE, Ian 19/12/86 Scotch ...... 3 SEAL, Mathew 22/01/87 Coolbinia ...... 10 BUCOVAZ, Ben * 02/11/90 Geelong Falcons/FFC ...... 5 MILLS, Andrew 18/06/81 Sandringham ...... 16 HANCOCK, Brendan 14/09/83 Leitchville ...... 11 JARVIS, Aaron 24/03/85 Karrinyup JFC ...... 17 MARTIN, Trent 07/06/85 Claremont ...... 13 WALTON, Rory 30/06/85 Marist ...... 18 MARTIN, Curtis 19/04/89 Carine ...... 14 ARIAS, Paul 04/03/87 Carine ...... 20 ORR, Jason 22/04/86 East Perth / Pt Hedland ...... 19 HARPER, Darren 18/05/81 West Coast JFC ...... 21 BYRNE, Danny 08/08/79 Geelong ...... 23 WHITEHEAD, David 06/03/89 Busselton ...... 22 COFF, Adam 08/10/87 Northern Bullants ...... 24 EASTWELL, Jonathan 08/02/87 Busselton ...... 23 DERICKX, Nick 05/01/86 Margaret River ...... 27 SNOOK, Brent 15/02/90 Busselton ...... 27 BEDFORD, Liam * 12/07/98 Geelong FC/WCE ...... 29 DAWES, David 29/08/83 Old Brighton (Vic) ...... 30 NINYETTE, Jarrod 23/03/87 Gosnells FC ...... 30 JOHNSTON, Matthew 03/05/83 Kambalda ...... 32 De NARDI, Trent 01/11/86 Swanbourne ...... 31 LEE, Brendan 09/09/87 Busselton ...... 32 SHUEY, Luke * 02/06/90 Oakleigh Chargers/WCE ...... 36 STAPLES, James 18/02/81 Wembley ...... 34 JONES, Daniel 16/07/84 Perth ...... 37 CLARKE, Matt 24/07/89 Bullcreek / Leeming ...... 36 ITALIANO, Nic 03/03/86 Noranda ...... 38 ROBERTS, Henry 08/07/88 Hale ...... 40 ROBINSON, Michael 30/10/83 Scarborough ...... 39 WARREN, Michael 20/03/82 South Bunbury ...... 42 HALL, David 27/03/90 University ...... 45 ANDERSON, Kyle 07/06/90 Augusta-Margaret River ...... 40 MITCHELL, Kane 01/12/89 Marist JFC ...... 47 FARRELL, James 13/10/90 Nollamara ...... 43 AYTON, Tom 28/03/88 Royals - Albany ...... 49 BARTLEM, Scott 29/10/86 Warners Bay NSW ...... 45 ROSS, Dylan 26/06/90 Marist JFC ...... 50 DAWES, Michael 26/01/89 Ballajura ...... 46 DERICKX, Tom 07/12/87 Margaret River ...... 51 CLUTTERBUCK, Freddie 22/09/90 Noranda ...... 53 PAYNE, Stephen 07/10/90 Augusta-Margaret River ...... 48 WILLETT, Tom 04/04/89 Marist JFC ...... 54 FRANKLIN, Chris Manjimup Imperials ...... 49 MORRISON, Tom 05/10/87 Denmark FC ...... 55 BUCKLEY, Mark 08/08/86 Donnybrook ...... 52 SWARBRICK, Michael 26/04/88 Box Wood Hills FC, Ongerup ...... 56 RADCLIFFE, Clayton 16/04/88 Towns Geraldton ...... 53 KENNEDY, Jeremy 20/04/89 Aquinas ...... 57 FOTHERINGHAME, Brent 23/10/89 Kondinin-Kulin ...... 58 BLEE, Nathan 09/07/90 Ballajura ...... 54 WHEELER, Hudson 27/1/88 Claremont JFC ...... 60 HIGGINS, Brock 11/11/89 Swan Athletic ...... 55 HARRISON, Taylor 04/08/89 Marist JFC ...... 61 EASTWELL, Jordan 02/03/90 Busselton ...... 56 WOODS, Jayden 19/09/89 North Albany ...... 62 KING, Hayden 12/04/89 Ballajura ...... 57 GILLESPIE, Alistair 25/08/89 Swanbourne JFC ...... 63 DOBSON, Brett 12/05/89 Morley ...... 60 TAYLOR, Michael 26/04/87 Keller / Tammin ...... 64 STEELE, Warren 19/12/84 Donnybrook ...... 65 KEATH, Jye 21/09/85 Wanneroo ...... 61 PRENDIVILLE, Peter 25/04/88 Scotch ...... 66 GERRANS, Mitch 29/09/89 Augusta/Margaret River ...... 66 WALLEY, Callum 06/04/90 Whitfords JFC ...... 67 DEVITT, Richard 23/06/85 Wesley Curtin ...... 67 WRIGHT, David 06/05/89 Marist JFC ...... 68 WALSH, Rourke 03/02/90 Bridgetown ...... 69 KLAUSE, James 22/08/90 Kununurra ...... 70 WHITEHEAD, Daniel 10/07/90 Busselton ...... st nd rd th Reserves Scoreboard 1 2 3 4 Umpires Field: Rhett Hollick, Jerome Mohen, Rob McCaw East Perth Boundary: Dom Strambolini, Brodie Ward, Sam Ziegelaar Claremont Goal: Alastair Raithel,

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COLOURS: Blue and Black Coach: Tony Micale COLOURS: Navy and Gold Coach: Simon McPhee

No. Player Pnts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds No. Player Pts D.O.B Recruited WAFL Goals Bhds From Games From Games 2 GLANCY, Craig (C) 1 16/05/83 Bridgetown 84 ...... 1 DEBOER, Matt * 0 10/03/90 Swanbourne JFC/FFC 18 ...... 3 SEAL, Mathew 1 22/01/87 Coolbinia 57 ...... 2 RUDEFORTH, Clancy 1 01/02/83 Hale 116 ...... 4 NOAKES, Timothy 1 19/01/84 Augusta-Margaret River 56 ...... 3 BLACKWELL, Luke 10 09/11/86 Carlton FC 13 ...... 5 MILLS, Andrew 1 18/06/81 Sandringham 53 ...... 4 RICHARDSON, Ian 1 14/10/87 West Coast JFC 28 ...... 6 PICKERING, Adam 1 18/04/81 Carlton 81 ...... 5 MURPHY, Jake 1 18/01/90 Scotch 9 ...... 7 HUMM, Jeremy 10 01/05/83 Richmond 91 ...... 6 ORZEL, Matthew 1 05/01/85 Nth Albany 74 ...... 8 COWELL, Brent 1 02/07/80 Geelong 136 ...... 7 ROWE, Ian 1 19/12/86 Scotch 54 ...... 9 NOAKES, Ben 1 28/04/86 Augusta Margaret River 22 ...... 10 HUTCHINS, Alex 10 06/09/88 West Adelaide 8 ...... 8 CRABB, Jaxon 1 07/11/79 Christ Church 178 ...... 11 TRAVERS, Patrick 2 04/01/85 Peel Thunder 88 ...... 9 JACKSON, Ryan 10 04/04/87 Carlton FC 9 ...... 12 OLIVER, Trevor 2 20/02/88 Waratahs (NT) 35 ...... 11 JARVIS, Aaron 1 24/03/85 Karrinyup JFC 51 ...... 13 WULFF, Craig 2 13/02/83 Thornlie 129 ...... 12 SUBAN, Nick * 0 09/05/90 Nth Ballarat/FFC 0 ...... 16 HANCOCK, Brendan 1 14/09/83 Leitchville 91 ...... 14 ARIAS, Paul 1 04/03/87 Carine 8 ...... 17 MARTIN, Trent 3 07/06/85 Claremont 40 ...... 17 HANDLEY, Trinity 1 11/03/84 West Coast JFC 110 ...... 18 MARTIN, Curtis 1 19/04/89 Carine 1 ...... 18 MATSON, Tom 1 06/03/82 Christchurch 129 ...... 20 McKINLEY, Ben * 0 03/04/87 WCE 43 ...... 19 HARPER, Darren 1 18/05/81 West Coast JFC 33 ...... 21 BYRNE, Danny 5 08/08/79 Geelong 55 ...... 20 JONES, Chad 1 15/06/84 Hale 46 ...... 22 CLARKE, Zachary * 0 28/3/90 Oakleigh Chargers/FFC 8 ...... 21 RUCK, Andrew 1 16/12/85 Royals, Albany 33 ...... 24 EASTWELL, Jonathan 1 08/02/87 Busselton 36 ...... 25 SHEPHEARD, Hamish * 0 28/10/90 East Perth/WCE 2 ...... 23 DERICKX, Nick 2 05/01/86 Margaret River 17 ...... 26 MACAULAY, Daniel 1 22/04/88 Morley 37 ...... 24 FRANZ, Brandon 1 30/08/85 Marist JFC/FFC 30 ...... 28 SAMPEY, Luke 1 23/05/89 Sorrento - Duncraig 22 ...... 27 BEDFORD, Liam * 0 12/07/98 Geelong FC/WCE 8 ...... 29 DAWES, David 5 29/08/83 Old Brighton (Vic) 13 ...... 28 SWIFT, Tom * 0 06/07/90 Swanbourne JFC/WCE 7 ...... 30 JOHNSTON, Matthew 5 03/05/83 Kambalda 7 ...... 29 SIBASADO, Casey * 0 13/10/90 Broome/FFC 1 ...... 31 LEE, Brendan 1 09/09/87 Busselton 17 ...... 30 NINYETTE, Jarrod 2 23/03/87 Gosnells FC 4 ...... 32 SHUEY, Luke * 02/06/90 Oakleigh Chargers/WCE 0 ...... 31 THOMSON, James 1 18/02/88 Swanbourne JFC 29 ...... 33 STRATTON, Ben 1 01/03/89 Augusta/Margaret River 12 ...... 32 De NARDI, Trent 1 01/11/86 Swanbourne JFC 7 ...... 34 JONES, Daniel 1 16/7/84 Perth 13 ...... 34 STEVENSON, Lewis * 0 30/07/89 West Coast JFC 19 ...... 38 WEBSTER, Luke (C) 1 25/05/82 Trinity /FFC 75 ...... 40 ROBINSON, Michael 2 30/10/83 Scarborough 15 ...... 35 McGINNITY, Patrick * 0 08/02/89 Marist JFC/WCE 19 ...... 43 HOWLETT, Tom 1 03/03/89 Busselton 9 ...... 36 STAPLES, James 1 18/02/81 Wembley 4 ...... 44 SWAN, Michael (C) 1 18/09/81 98 ...... 37 CLARKE, Matt 2 24/07/89 Bullcreek / Leeming 12 ...... 45 ANDERSON, Kyle 1 07/06/90 Augusta-Margaret River 3 ...... 39 WARREN, Michael 2 20/03/82 South Bunbury 104 ...... 58 BLEE, Nathan 1 09/07/90 Ballajura 0 ...... 40 MITCHELL, Kane 1 01/12/89 Marist JFC 5 ...... 61 EASTWELL, Jordan 1 02/03/90 Busselton 1 ...... 41 JONES, Brett * 0 06/08/82 Hale/WCE 46 ...... 65 KEATH, Jye 2 21/09/85 Wanneroo 5 ...... 42 WILKES, Beau * 0 20/03/86 Railways, Albany/WCE 48 ...... 70 WHITEHEAD, Daniel 1 10/07/90 Busselton 0 ...... 55 HARRISON, Taylor 1 04/08/89 Marist JFC 0 ...... Rushed ...... 56 WOODS, Jayden 1 19/09/89 North Albany FC 0 ...... AFL Listed Players denoted with * Rushed ...... AFL Listed Players denoted with * WAFL Match Facts Round 11, 2009 - East Perth v Claremont Scoreboard st nd rd th Past 10 meetings: East Perth 3; Claremont 7. League 1 2 3 4 At Medibank Stadium. East Perth 3; Claremont 7. East Perth EP highest score v CLA 32.19 (211) Round 10, 1958 CLA highest score v EP 33.28 (226) Round 20, 1987 Claremont EP lowest score v CLA 5.4 (34) Round 4, 2001 CLA lowest score v EP 3.5 (23) Round 17, 1944 Umpires Field: Todd Keating, David Panagopoulos, Chris Pattinson EP biggest win v CLA 147 points, Round 10, 1958 Boundary: Callum Brown, Jace Collingridge CLA biggest win v EP 169 points, Round 20, 1987 Goal: Simon Thomas, Martyn Tompkins CLUB NOTES CLUB NOTES EEASTAST PPERTHERTH www.eastperthfc.com.au CCLAREMONTLAREMONT www.claremontfc.com.au Events News Events 29th August. Mark “Sticks” Brayshaw is • Trophy Presentations after the game in the EPFC • Well done to Royals Development Manager • Tiger Holiday Raffle 2009 - Two trips to Broome returning from Melbourne for the night to be function room commencing at 6pm, come and have Stephanie Walding on her selection in the WA staying at Cable Beach Hotel for a week, and one the MC. Tickets are $20.00 for all members and for 3 days. Tickets are $5.00. Thank you to Cable supporters to attend. a drink with the players after the game. Women’s State team. Beach Resort, Villa Roma, Sandalford & Pier 21 for • East Perth FC Quiz Night is on 31st July hosted by 6PR’s Injuries support to our CFC Holiday raffle this year. Injuries Simon Beaumont call the club on 9443 2259 to make a Brock Higgins Ankle Season • Banquet Auction - Friday 24th July is back at Jaxon Crabb Knee 1 week booking, tables of 8 available $10 per head. Danny Smith Elbow Season Claremont Oval, including the Silent Auction Simon Starling Cork 1 week • Country game v Peel in Margaret River is on June 20th, Matthew McGrath Knee Season on the same night. Tickets are $120.00 which David Wright Shoulder Test only the League are playing, Colts and Reserves games Jake Lalich Shoulder Season includes a 3 course meal, and Beer, Wine & Soft Tom Burchfield Hamstring 1 week as per usual at Medibank Stadium on the day. Arron Baker Groin Indefinate Drinks. Please book through Penny at the Club Dylan Grogan Thumb 3 weeks Warren Steele Knee Season ASAP. We are limited to 300 tickets. Andrew Merrington Foot 2 Weeks • 1989 Premiership – 20 Year Reunion – Saturday www.mediatonic.com.au 27 Following the sstarstars iinn 22009009

WAFL Players in the AFL Games Goals Last week WCE Players in the WAFL FFC Players in the WAFL Claremont O9 T O9 T K M H T G B     Games Goals Last week     Games Goals Last week LEE, Tom (Adelaide) 0 0 HILL, Josh (Bulldogs) 10 29 12 28 5 0 10 5 0 1 Claremont O9 T O9 K M H HO G B Claremont O9 T O9 K M H HO G B MEDHURST, Paul (Col) 6 146 12 252 O'BRIEN Harry (Col) 10 70 0 3836000BEDFORD Liam 8 8 0 10 9 3 0 0 0 BROWNE Andrew 64 0 TOOVEY, Alan (Col) 9 26 0 4 10 2 7 3 0 0 JONES Brett 1 46 0 15 7 10 0 0 0 BUCOVAS Ben 0 0 MORTON, Jarryd (Hawthorn) 8 16 4 4527301 PETERSON, Carl (Hawthorn)* 0 0 MACKENZIE Eric 32 0 DE BOER Matt* 4 18 2 BENJAMIN, Warren (Kangaroos) 0 0 MCGINNITY Pat 8 19 0 14 6 11 0 0 0 SCHAMMER Byron 12 0 MORTON, Cale (Melbourne) 10 29 4 16 16 9 6 3 0 0 KRAKOUER, Nathan (Port) 9 23 1 6 11 1 5 1 0 0 STEVENSON Lewis * 9 19 5 8 1 5 0 1 1 SIBASADO Casey* 1 1 1 8 3 10 0 1 0 LAURIE, Jesse (Port) 0 0 GILLIGAN, Alroy (Rich) 0 0 SWIFT Tom 7 7 3 SUBAN Nicholas 0 0 MORTON, Mitch (Rich) 9 38 16 62 7 5 5 2 2 3 WATERS Beau 10 0 East Fremantle GARDINER, Michael (St Kilda) 10 148 8 96 334000 BRABAZON, Ryan (Sydney) 1 0 WILKES Beau 4 48 0 DODD Steven 31 0 East Fremantle GRIFFEN, Jonathon (Adelaide) 2 30 0 5 East Fremantle FOSTER Andrew 4 49 6 BLACK, Simon (Bris) 9 242 4 147 7 2 16 3 1 0 BROWN Mitch 14 0 HALL Chris 8 8 5 6 3 12 0 0 0 CLARK, Mitch (Bris) 10 32 2 20 10 9 11 6 0 2 DALZIELL, Bradd (Bris) 5 12 1 2 HOULIHAN Tim 9 22 6 11 5 10 1 1 0 HASLEBY Paul 19 0 KING, Kieran (Bris) 0 0 HADLEY, Richard (Carlton) 7 54 3 15 KENNEDY Josh 5 15 8 IBBOTSON Garrick 26 0 JOHNSON, Chris (Carlton) 5 26 0 2 KERR Daniel 0 0 MCPHARLIN Luke 6 0 DICK, Brad (Col) 4 10 5 9 11 2 14 2 3 1 LOCKYER, Tarkyn (Col) 10 201 15 126 6 5 7 3 1 0 MASTEN Chris 17 0 PALMER Rhys 15 0 HOOKER, Cale (Essendon) 5 7 1 1 10 5 12 0 1 1 RYDER, Patrick (Essendon) 10 62 5 15 3 1 15 6 0 0 MCNAMARA Jamie 5 13 3 PAVLICH Matthew 0 0 TAYLOR, Harry (Geelong) 10 31 0 3 3 7 18 0 0 0 SPANGHER Matt 6 30 0 12 7 11 0 0 0 PEAKE Brett 58 0 SWALLOW, Andrew (Kangaroos) 10 50 6 18 6 5 15 14 0 0 ANTHONY, Liam (Kangaroos) 0 0 STAKER Brent 1 25 0 SANDILANDS Aaron 22 0 CARR, Josh (Port) 6 194 2 106 CASSISI, Domenic (Port) 9 137 5 59 14 7 16 8 1 0 East Perth East Perth COUSINS, Ben (Rich) 4 242 2 207 8 2 17 1 1 0 COX Dean 26 0 CLARKE Zachary 8 8 2 8 7 10 13 0 0 POLAK, Graham (Rich) 106 24 East Perth MCKINLEY Ben 1 43 1 SHEPHEARD Hamish 2 2 1 7 5 2 1 1 0 LEUENBERGER, Matthew (Bris) 3 22 0 3 MURRAY, Daniel (Bris)* 0 0 SELWOOD Adam 28 0 TARRANT Chris 2 0 PEARS, Tayte (Essendon) 10 15 1 3 6 3 10 1 0 0 SHUEY Luke 0 0 Peel Thunder COREY, Joel (Geelong) 9 185 1 55 MOSS, Garry (Hawthorn)* 8 9 8 8 Peel Thunder BALLANTYNE Hayden 1 60 5 13 3 3 0 5 1 OAKLEY-NICHOLLS Jarrad (Rich) 3 12 1 1 Peel Thunder ARROWSMITH Ash * 6 17 6 7 2 3 0 0 3 O’BRIEN Brock 36 0 HAWKSLEY, James (Bris) 4 0 EBERT Brad 5 7 3 Perth BOWER, Paul (Carlton) 10 34 0 2 18 10 9 1 0 0 BENNELL, Johnny (Colling)* 0 0 HURN Shannon 14 0 CONNELLY Brent * 9 0 GUMBLETON, Scott (Essendon) 5 3 JONES Jordan 7 7 0 6 6 8 0 0 0 REIMERS, Kyle (Essendon) 18 14 DRUM Marcus 5 34 1 RIGGIO, Matt (Kangaroos) 1 10 0 0 ROSA Matt 26 0 JOHNSON Michael 48 0 WELLS, Daniel (Kangaroos) 6 129 4 70 12 1 10 0 1 0 RAY, Farren (St Kilda) 10 85 2 34 13 5 14 3 1 1 SCHOFIELD Will 6 33 8 0 0 4 0 0 0 MAYNE Chris 11 0 THORNTON, Kristin (Sydney)* 4 4 3 3 Perth RUFFLES Tim 5 5 0 Perth STEVENS, Scott (Adelaide) 8 110 5 74 10 5 8 2 1 1 BUTLER Sam 3 34 1 SOLOMON Dean 1 0 HARGRAVE, Ryan (Bulldogs) 8 149 0 34 15 5 7 2 0 0 STACK, Brennan (Bulldogs) 0 0 GLASS Darren 48 0 South Fremantle DAVIS, Leon (Col) 9 170 15 216 11 2 3 4 1 0 SELWOOD Scott 6 15 4 DUFFIELD Paul 1 74 2 WELLINGHAM, Sharrod (Col) 5 17 3 7 14 4 10 4 0 2 MYERS, David (Essendon) 6 14 1 2 SMITH Ashley 3 3 0 GILMORE Daniel 6 90 3 17 6 4 2 1 2 BATEMAN, Chance (Hawthorn) 10 127 8 47 15 3 7 5 2 0 FRANKLIN, Lance (Hawthorn) 10 91 34 272 6 3 6 0 3 1 SULLIVAN Will * 8 28 2 HAYDEN Roger 54 0 GARLETT, Cruize (Kangaroos)* 0 0 South Fremantle HEAD Josh 3 63 3 COUGHLAN, Mark (Rich) 5 88 1 38 SMITH, Allistair (St Kilda) 0 0 WILSON Callum * 4 45 6 7 4 6 0 0 0 MURPHY Ryan 3 63 14 7 2 2 0 4 2 South Fremantle MCGRATH, Ashley (Bris) 10 123 2 101 9 8 5 4 0 1 Subiaco THORNTON Scott 4 62 1 COX, Shannon (Col) 8 22 1 5 11 5 10 6 0 0 COCKIE Adam* 6 28 4 Subiaco JETTA, Leroy (Essendon) 5 27 1 15 8 2 7 1 0 0 WILLIAMS, Mark (Hawthorn) 10 108 10 236 4 3 5 1 0 1 FLETCHER Chad 4 56 3 10 6 15 0 1 1 BROUGHTON Greg* 3 75 1 SURJAN, Jacob (Port) 10 76 1 12 8 4 10 1 1 0 JONES, Clinton (St Kilda) 10 36 5 12 10 0 8 4 0 1 NICOSKI Mark 41 0 CROWLEY Ryan 40 0 Subiaco PRIDDIS Matt 63 0 GROVER Antoni 36 0 JACKY, Jarrhan (Adelaide) 3 1 RICH, Daniel (Bris) 10 10 5 5 18 7 7 5 1 1 STENGLEIN Tyson 2 23 1 HEADLAND Des 1 20 2 GOURDIS, David (Rich)* 0 0 Swan Districts Swan Districts MUNDY David 20 0 BANFIELD, Todd (Bris) 0 0 EMBLEY Andrew 24 0 Swan Districts ARMFIELD, Dennis (Carlton) 7 16 0 2628600 ELLARD, David (Carlton)* 1 1 HANSEN Ashley 2 49 7 HINKLEY Clayton 2 18 3 12 52 010 GARLETT, Jeff (Carlton)* 4 45 5952021 HUNTER Adam 2 50 5 4130 0 YARRAN, Chris (Carlton) 3 3 2 2 PEARCE Clancee* 7 15 1 13 1 BLIGHT, Jarrad (Coll) 0 0 NAITANUI Nicholas 3 20 1 6 381510 PRATT Luke* 7 10 0 5 3 3 0 0 0 BENNELL, Jamie (Melbourne) 7 7 1 1 10 5 7 2 0 0 JETTA, Neville (Melbourne) 5 5 3 3 NOTTE Tony 6 26 13 8 61 230 WALTERS Michael 7 9 5 10 5 5 0 0 1 RANCE, Alex (Rich) 6 6 0 0 DAVIS Ryan * 7 18 2 8 414000 West Perth MILES, Luke (St Kilda)* 0 0 West Perth West Perth BRADLEY Kepler 2 18 2 VAN BERLO, Nathan (Adelaide) 10 86 3 24 5 7 14 6 0 0 SKIPPER, Wayde (Bulldogs) 45 19 LECRAS Mark 40 0 CAMPBELL Adam 8 80 13 10 9 4 2 2 2 BROWNE, Steven (Carlton) 3 161 5858310 LYNCH Quinten 40 0 HILL Stephen 8 0 BAILEY, Max (Hawthorn) 4 0 SMITH, Josh (Kangaroos) 3 5 0 0 SEABY Mark 5 61 5 4 5 11 10 1 0 VAN BERLO Jay 28 0 PETTIGREW, Michael (Port) 10 86 0 25 8 3 2 4 0 1 Games played in the AFL by WAFL players. * AFL club's . WIRRPANDA David 28 0 Games played in the WAFL by AFL players. * AFL club's rookie list.

28 www.mediatonic.com.au Ladders&SStatstats LLEAGUEEAGUE RRESERVESESERVES CCOLTSOLTS LEAGUE SWAN DISTRICTS ...... 0.3 7.4 8.5 13.8 (86) PEEL THUNDER ...... 8.2 12.5 16.8 20.11(131) SWAN DISTRICTS ...... 1.6 9.7 15.8 19.11 (125) PEEL THUNDER ...... 4.3 4.6 10.9 11.12 (78) SWAN DISTRICTS ...... 1.1 7.3 9.4 12.9 (81) PEEL THUNDER ...... 3.7 3.14 8.20 15.22 (112) Goals: Swan Districts Goals: Peel Thunder - H Bennell, A Payrits 4; J O’Driscoll, Goals: Swan Districts - T Geappen 5; T Notte 3; J Embley, - J Pullman 5; M McKinlay, P Bonney S Potente 2; L Spaanderman, J Simpson, B Robinson, 2; D McKinlay, J Robinson, B Daly, T Nicholas. Peel Thunder K Butcher, A Black 3; R Mason 2; P Pohlenz-saw. B Colreavy, J Roberts, C Hinkley, N Natanui. Peel Thunder - – B Hill 5; D Ugle, J Laurendi, J New 2. Swan Districts – L Daly 4; A McKinlay 3; B McKinlay, H Ballantyne 5; R O’Brien, K Bloxsidge, M Ware 2; D Buszan, Best: Swan Districts - J Pullman, M McKinlay, A Bowers, J Cormack, B Van Groningen, A Howard, H Hutchinson. B Holmes, B Howlett, Q Bolton. S Parry, D McKinlay. Peel Thunder - M Green, J New, B Hill, Best: Peel Thunder - H Bennell, K Butcher, A Payrits, Best: Swan Districts - T Geappen, B Wolfenden, N Natanui, B Robinson, J Roberts, C Pearce. Peel Thunder - H Ballantyne, C Timbrell, J Laurendi, R Beswick. C Oliver, L McKenna. Swan Districts – J Burnham, B Erceg, L Hammond, R O’Brien, S Rosa, Z Beeck, D Haines. S Harrison, H Hutchinson. Umpires: P Pitchers, B Wardman, D Panagopoulos. EAST PERTH ...... 3.1 7.6 9.10 15.15 (105) Crowd: About 3000, played at Rushton Park. WEST PERTH ...... 3.1 6.2 7.6 8.6 (54) CLAREMONT ...... 4.4 6.8 11.9 15.13(103) EAST FREMANTLE ..... 3.1 7.3 12.5 18.7 (115) SOUTH FREMANTLE ..8.2 8.5 13.8 17.12 (114) Goals: East Perth - A Mills 5; D Whitehead 2; L Shuey, SUBIACO ...... 1.4 2.7 4.8 7.10 (52) Goals: East Fremantle – C Johns 4; A Monk 3; A McCarrey, B Lee, K Anderson, M Robinson, D Dawes, S Payne, J Eastwell, Goals: Claremont - J Tait 4; X Foley, C Murdoch, J Guidi 3; C Basile, P Lindsay 2; L Conway, L Weller, T Houlihan, B Dobson. West Perth – B Duffield, B Duckworth 2; A Bowker, J Cox. Subiaco – J Hoskins 2; B Green, J Lindsay, C Davidson, R Young. South Fremantle – R Murphy, N B Arnold, M Ivill, A Radici, F Stockley. R Sheehan, K Cotterill, C Bottechia. Phillips 4; T McGrath, A Siegert, P Bell, D Gilmore, T Adams, Best: Claremont - N Kommer, D Mumford, J Tait, A Hams, R Smithers, R Adams, C Dell’olio. Best: East Perth - D Byrne, B Lee, M Robinson, Best: East Fremantle – D Dalby, L Teakle, A Monk, L Weller, F Clutterbuck, A Mills. West Perth – S Bewick, B Duffield, C Murdoch, G Weedon, D Thomson. Subiaco – C Hoskins, L Conway, L Fasolo. South Fremantle –T McGrath, H North, T Guatta, J Morrow, J Tindall. J Hunt, L Symonds, R Sheehan, M Prott. D Gilmore, C White, A Hams, S Hunt. Umpires: R Shelton, J Orr, S McPhee. SOUTH FREMANTLE ..4.4 8.7 13.9 17.14 (116) Crowd: 12,000, played at . EAST FREMANTLE .....1.5 2.5 6.8 9.11 (65) SUBIACO ...... 4.3 8.6 14.9 17.14 (116) SOUTH FREMANTLE ..2.2 4.6 6.7 9.10 (64) EAST FREMANTLE .....1.0 1.0 5.3 10.6 (66) CLAREMONT ...... 3.3 6.6 8.8 11.12 (78) Goals: East Fremantle - A McLeod 2; M Zelesco, T Miller, Goals: South Fremantle - A Ricciardello 6; S Holder, Goals: Subiaco – T Dennis-Lane 6; S Martin, B Broadhurst M Griffiths, A Stephen, J Brennan, L Doyle, A Kyanga. T Caldwell, B Newton 2; F McPhail, A Feeney, J Athanasiou, 2; C Cossum, P Read, C Fletcher, A Pickett, S Hildebrandt, South Fremantle - A Guglielmana 2; N Paine, T Ditchburn, N Borovac, A Elms. East Fremantle – C Forsyth 3; M Jukes, D Mapleston, R Kerr. Claremont – I Richardson, C Jones 4; J Peek, F MacDougall, D Young, S Bonney, S Jansen, B Ryder. J Murphy, C Sibasado, L Stevenson. N Street, B Edwards, L Kelly, B Stanford, T Hall. Best: Subiaco – M Webb, S Hildebrant, T Dennis-Lane, Best: East Fremantle - A Stephen, M Zelesco, J Clayton, Best: South Fremantle - B Griffiths, A Wyatt, T Caldwell, D Maplestone, C Cossom, Sm White. Claremont – L Blackwell, C Leslie, D Chidlow, J Wilson. South Fremantle – T Bairstow, A Ricciardello, R Mauricio. East Fremantle – C Forsyth, I Richardson, P McGinity, J Murphy, J Thomson, B Jones. C Amato, T Miller, F Boni, N Paine, M Leece. T Chalwell, S Menegola, F MacDougall, M Jukes, S Jansen, Umpires: A Martin, C O’Donoghue, R Hollick. L Cronan. Crowd: 2357, played at Claremont Oval. WEST PERTH ...... 3.5 9.7 10.8 12.15 (87) CLAREMONT ...... 2.3 3.6 9.9 13.10 (88) EAST PERTH ...... 0.3 4.6 10.7 13.7 (85) SUBIACO ...... 4.2 11.4 11.6 13.9 (87) WEST PERTH...... 2.2 6.4 na na (40) Goals: West Perth – T Longmuir 3; B Lecras, C Smoker, Goals: Claremont - D Harper 4; J Stapples 3; A Jarvis, EAST PERTH...... 2.1 5.2 na na (32) A Campbell 2; M Seaby, C Chambers, J Salecic. J Woods 2; T Ayton, M Taylor. Subiaco – R Muller 5; M Re, Goals: West Perth - Batterham 2; Butt, McNamara, Elisseou, East Perth – T Noakes, T Howlett 3; M Seal 2; J Humm, East Perth B Noakes, H Shepheard, D Macaulay, L Webster. C Enders 2; B Rabdell, D Hookway, N Stewart, A Davey. Dearle. – J Delborello, J Derickx, S Penny, Best: West Perth – T Longmuir, A James, LTedesco, D Burns, Best: Claremont - J Woods, C Walley, D Harper, I Rowe, M Fitzpatrick, L Pereira, M Seaby, A Strijk. East Perth – C Glancy, Z Clarke, C Wulff, A Jarvis, H Wheeler. Subiaco – A Davey, R Blechynden, Best: West Perth - S Zanetti, J Butt, S Dearle, T Hathway. A Pickering, T Noakes, B Cowell. G Armstrong, D Tincknell. East Perth – J Farrell, S Penny, J Derickx. Umpires: C O’Connor, D Moon, C Hendrie. (Note: game abandoned at half-time due to weather) Crowd: 4096, played at Arena Joondalup. LEAGUE AAFLFL P W L D F A % Pts CARLTON ...... 5.2 9.10 11.12 16.15 (111) SOUTH FREMANTLE 9 6 3 0 1010 805 125.47 24 WEST COAST...... 3.3 3.5 7.7 10.10 (70) Goals: Carlton - B Fevola 6; B Fisher 3; J Garlett, R Houlihan 2; C Judd, E Betts, S SUBIACO 9 6 3 0 966 774 124.81 24 Browne. West Coast - M LeCras 6; J Kennedy 2; A Hunter, D Wirrpanda. SWAN DISTRICTS 9 6 3 0 932 798 116.79 24 Best: Carlton - C Judd, M Murphy, K Simpson, B Fevola, N Stevens, B Gibbs. West WEST PERTH 9 6 3 0 901 900 100.11 24 Coast - M LeCras, A Selwood, D Cox, M Rosa. East Fremantle 9 5 4 0 809 864 93.63 20 Umpires: M Vozzo, M Avon, B Rosebury. Crowd: 39,611, at Etihad Stadium. Peel Thunder 9 4 5 0 899 997 90.17 16 RICHMOND ...... 4.3 5.9 13.9 17.13 (115) Perth 8 3 5 0 697 797 87.45 12 FREMANTLE ...... 6.2 8.5 11.6 17.10 (112) East Perth 9 3 6 0 722 858 84.15 12 Goals: Richmond - B Deledio, J Riewoldt, M Morton, N Brown 2; B Cousins, Claremont 9 2 7 0 768 911 84.30 4 C Newman, L McGuane, N Foley, R Nahas, R Tambling, S Tuck, T Cotchin, T Simmonds. Fremantle - A Sandilands, C Tarrant, D Headland, M Johnson, M RESERVES Pavlich, S Thornton 2; B Peake, D Mundy, N Suban, P Duffield, P Hasleby. SUBIACO 9 6 3 0 816 616 132.47 24 Best: Richmond - B Deledio, S Tuck, N Foley, B Cousins, C Newman, R Tambling. SOUTH FREMANTLE 9 6 3 0 863 653 132.16 24 Fremantle - G Ibbotson, C Tarrant, P Duffield, M Pavlich, D Mundy, A Sandilands. CLAREMONT 9 6 3 0 849 750 113.20 24 Umpires: S Wenn, M Stevic, J Dalgleish. Crowd: 35,391, at Subiaco Oval. EAST FREMANTLE 9 5 4 0 676 614 110.10 20 AFL West Perth 9 5 4 0 774 747 103.61 20 Team P W L D F A % Pts East Perth 9 4 5 0 759 803 94.52 16 ST KILDA 10 10 0 0 1057 576 183.5 40 Swan Districts 9 4 5 0 752 859 87.54 16 GEELONG 10 10 0 0 1194 768 155.5 40 Perth 8 3 5 0 524 653 80.25 12 BULLDOGS 10 6 4 0 1049 951 110.3 24 Peel 9 0 9 0 581 899 64.63 0 BRISBANE 10 6 4 0 908 888 102.3 24 COLTS CARLTON 10 5 5 0 1039 878 118.3 20 COLLINGWOOD 10 5 5 0 898 891 100.8 20 CLAREMONT 9 7 2 0 864 594 145.45 28 SYDNEY 10 5 5 0 924 950 97.3 20 SOUTH FREMANTLE 9 7 2 0 883 770 114.68 28 HAWTHORN 10 5 5 0 948 975 97.2 20 WEST PERTH 9 6 3 0 802 591 135.70 24 Essendon 10 5 5 0 891 939 94.9 20 PERTH 8 5 3 0 747 589 126.83 20 Port Adelaide 10 5 5 0 951 1008 94.3 20 Peel 9 5 4 0 787 772 101.94 20 Adelaide 10 5 5 0 858 916 93.7 20 Swan Districts 9 4 5 0 740 780 94.87 16 North Melbourne 10 4 6 0 790 971 81.4 16 Subiaco 9 4 5 0 663 789 84.03 16 West Coast 10 3 7 0 848 962 88.1 12 East Fremantle 9 1 8 0 641 860 74.53 4 Fremantle 10 3 7 0 831 1036 80.2 12 East Perth 9 1 8 0 488 870 56.09 4 Richmond 10 2 8 0 846 1053 80.3 8 Melbourne 10 1 9 0 740 1010 73.3 4

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Round 1 Subi 4 Sunday, 3 May Saturday, 27 June Friday, 20 March Sth Frem 4 East Frem 17.9 (111) lost to Perth 20.4 (124) 2.15pm Claremont v West Perth, Claremont Oval South Frem 15.14 (104) d Swan Dist 13.9 (87) East Frem 4 East Perth 7.19 (52) lost to South Frem 22.18 (150) 2.15pm East Fremantle v East Perth, East Fremantle Oval West Pth 4 Subiaco 10.21 (81) d Claremont 10.6 (66) East Pth 0 Bye: Subiaco 2.15pm Subiaco v Peel Thunder, Medibank Stadium Saturday, 21 March Peel 0 West Coast 9.20 (74) lost to Fremantle 13.9 (87) – WCE – 12th/ FRE – 14th 2.15pm Perth v South Fremantle, EFTel Oval East Frem 15.7 (97) d Peel 14.5 (89) Swans 0 Round 8 Mother’s Day Bye: Swan Districts West Perth 16.7 (103) d East Perth 14.12 (96) C’mont 0 Sth Frem 20 Collingwood v Fremantle, MCG, Saturday 27 June, 12:10 pm Perth 0 Saturday, 9 May Subi 16 Bye: Perth Subiaco 15.17 (107) d East Frem 8.9 (57) Swans 16 West Coast v Hawthorn, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 27 June, 5:40 pm Round 2 Perth 10.11 (71) lost to Claremont 13.21 (99) East Frem 16 Round 15 Naidoc Week East Frem 8 West Pth 16 Saturday, 4 July Friday, 27 March West Pth 8 Swan Dist 18.12 (120) d East Perth 12.9 (81) Peel 16 East Perth 5.16 (46) def by East Frem 13.15 (93) Subi 4 Peel 12.8 (80) lost to West Perth 19.16 (130) Perth 12 2.15pm East Perth v Subiaco, Medibank Stadium Saturday, 28 March Sth Frem 4 Bye: South Fremantle East Pth 12 2.15pm South Fremantle v Claremont, Fremantle Oval West Perth 17.12 (114) d South Frem 16.11 (107) Peel 4 Carlton 11.15 (81) lost to Fremantle 13.10 (88) – FRE 14th C’mont 4 2.15pm West Perth v Perth, Arena Joondalup Swans 4 Peel 16.13 (109) d Perth 16.10 (106) Perth 0 West Coast 12.18 (90) d Melbourne 13.4 (82) – WCE 11th 2.15pm Swan Districts v East Fremantle, Steel Blue Oval Bye: Peel Thunder Swan Dist 14.17 (101) d Subiaco 15.7 (97) C’mont 0 Round 9 Sth Frem 24 Bye: Claremont East Pth 0 Saturday, 16 May Subi 20 Melbourne v West Coast, MCG, Saturday 4 July, 12:10 pm Brisbane 14.11 (95) d West Coast 13.8 (86) - WCE 11th East Frem 7.7 (49) lost to Swan Dist 20.9 (129) Swans 20 Fremantle v Carlton, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 5 July, 2:40 pm Fremantle 13.16 (94) def by Bulldogs 25.7 (157) - FRE 15th West Pth 20 Round 16 West Perth 15.12 (85) d Claremont 12.13 (85) East Frem 16 Round 3 East Frem 8 Subiaco 25.15 (165) d Perth 9.9 (63) Peel 16 Friday, 10 July Friday, 3 April Subi 8 South Frem 23.16 (154) d Peel 13.15 (93) Perth 12 6.40pm South Fremantle v East Perth, Fremantle Oval South Frem 5.19 (49) def by Perth 13.12 (90) Peel 8 Bye: East Perth East Pth 12 Saturday, 11 July West Pth 8 C’mont 4 2.15pm Perth v East Fremantle, EFTel Oval Subiaco 20.9 (129) d West Perth 13.10 (88) Perth 4 Fremantle 9.11 (65) lost to Hawthorn 13.9 (87) – FRE 14th Saturday, 4 April East Pth 4 Sydney 16.10 (106) d West Coast 15.11 (101) – WCE 10th 2.15pm Swan Districts v West Perth, Steel Blue Oval Swan Dist 13.12 (90) def by Peel 18.15 (123) Sth Frem 4 State Game 2.15pm Peel Thunder v Claremont, Rushton Park Claremont 10.14 (74) def by East Perth 19.8 (122) Swans 4 Bye: Subiaco C’mont 0 Saturday, 23 May Bye: East Fremantle WAFL 12.10 (82) d SANFL 12.9 (81) Adelaide v Fremantle, AAMI Stadium, Saturday 11 July, 5:40 pm West Coast v St Kilda, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 12 July, 2:40 pm Essendon 16.13 (109) d Fremantle 10.11 (71) – FRE 14th Nth Melbourne 14.14 (98) d Fremantle 12.13 (85) – FRE 14th West Coast 19.11 (125) d Port Adelaide 10.15 (75) – WCE 6th West Coast 9.12 (66) lost to Collingwood 12.16 (88) – WCE 13th Round 17 Round 4 Easter Round 10 Foundation Day Saturday, 18 July East Frem 12 Sth Frem 24 2.15pm East Perth v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium Thursday, 9 April Peel 12 Saturday, 30 May Subi 24 Subiaco 13.7 (85) lost to South Frem 21.14 (140) Perth 8 Peel 15.22 (112) lost to Swan Dist 19.11 (125) Swans 24 2.15pm Claremont v Perth, Claremont Oval Saturday, 11 April Sth Frem 8 West Pth 24 2.15pm East Fremantle v Subiaco, East Fremantle Oval Subi 8 Monday, 1 June East Frem 13.20 (98) d Claremont 12.13 (85) East Frem 18.7 (115) d South Frem 17.12 (114) East Frem 20 2.15pm West Perth v Peel Thunder, Corrigin West Pth 8 Peel 16 Bye: South Fremantle Monday, 13 April East Pth 4 West Perth 12.15 (87) d East Perth 13.7 (85) Perth 12 Perth 11.8 (74) d Swan Dist 9.13 (67) Swans 4 Claremont 11.12 (78) lost to Subiaco 17.14 (116) East Pth 12 Fremantle v Brisbane Lions, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 18 July, 5:40 pm C’mont 0 Port Adelaide v West Coast, AAMI Stadium, Sunday 19 July, 11.10 am East Perth 10.12 (72) lost to Peel 10.15 (75) Bye: Perth C’mont 4 Bye: West Perth Carlton 16.15 (111) d West Coast 10.10 (70) – WCE 13th Round 18 St Kilda 25.11 (161) d West Coast 9.10 (64) – WCE 13th Fremantle 17.10 (112) lost to Richmond 17.13 (115) – FRE 14th Friday, 24 July Fremantle 11.14 (80) lost to Adelaide 15.14 (104) – FRE 14th Round 11 7.40pm Subiaco v South Fremantle, Medibank Stadium Round 5 East Frem 16 Saturday, 6 June Saturday, 25 July Saturday, 18 April Sth Frem 12 2.15pm Perth v Peel Thunder, EFTel Oval 2.15pm Peel Thunder v East Perth, Rushton Park Claremont 14.11 (95) lost to South Frem 16.16 (112) Peel 12 2.15pm West Perth v Subiaco, Arena Joondalup Bye: Perth, Claremont, East Fremantle, West Perth, Swan East Frem 18.7 (115) d West Perth 13.12 (90) Subi 12 Districts Perth 8 2.15pm Swan Districts v South Fremantle, Steel Blue Oval Fremantle v West Coast, Subiaco Oval, Saturday 25 July, 2:10 pm East Perth 14.8 (92) d Perth 12.11 (83) East Pth 8 2.15pm East Perth v Claremont, Medibank Stadium Sunday, 19 April West Pth 8 Bye: East Fremantle Round 19 Peel 16.9 (105) lost to Subiaco 17.11 (113) Swans 4 Saturday, 1 August C’mont 0 Port Adelaide v Fremantle, AAMI Stadium, Saturday 6 June, 5:40 pm Bye: Swan Districts West Coast v Geelong, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 7 June, 2:40 pm 2.15pm Perth v Subiaco, EFTel Oval St Kilda 17.9 (111) d Fremantle 4.4 (28) – FRE 16th 2.15pm Claremont v Swan Districts, Claremont Oval West Coast 17.14 (116) d Bulldogs 12.11 (83) – WCE 10th Round 12 Saturday, 13 June 2.15pm West Perth v East Fremantle, Arena Joondalup Round 6 Anzac Day Weekend 2.15pm Peel Thunder v East Fremantle, Rushton Park 2.15pm Peel Thunder v South Fremantle, Anniversary Park Saturday, 25 April East Frem 16 2.15pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium Rockingham Sth Frem 16 Bye: East Perth South Frem 11.14 (80) d East Frem 11.8 (74) 2.15pm South Fremantle v West Perth, Fremantle Oval Swan Dist 13.18 (96) d Claremont 11.11 (77) Peel 12 v Fremantle, Telstra Dome, Saturday 1 August, 12:10 pm East Pth 12 2.15pm Perth v East Perth, EFTel Oval West Coast v Essendon, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 2 August, 2:40 pm Sunday, 26 April Subi 12 Bye: Claremont Perth 13.8 (86) lost to West Perth 15.15 (105) West Pth 12 Richmond v West Coast, Telstra Dome, Saturday 13 June, 5:10 pm Round 20 Monday, 27 April Perth 8 Saturday, 8 August Swans 8 Round 13 Subiaco 10.13 (73) lost to East Perth 10.16 (76) C’mont 0 2.15pm Perth v East Perth, EFTel Oval Bye: Peel Thunder Saturday, 20 June 2.15pm East Fremantle v Claremont, East Fremantle Oval Hawthorn 11.7 (73) d West Coast 7.14 (56) – WCE 11th 2.15pm East Perth v Peel Thunder, Margaret River 2.15pm Subiaco v Swan Districts, Medibank Stadium Fremantle 18.13 (121) d Sydney Swans 16.4 (100) – FRE 16th Sth Frem 20 2.15pm Claremont v East Fremantle, Claremont Oval 2.15pm South Fremantle v West Perth, Fremantle Oval Round 7 East Frem 16 2.15pm Swan Districts v Perth, Steel Blue Oval Bye: Peel Thunder Friday, 1 May Peel 16 2.15pm South Fremantle v Subiaco, Fremantle Oval Western Bulldogs v West Coast, Telstra Dome, Saturday 8 August, 12:10 pm Perth 12 Bye:West Perth West Perth 12.9 (81) lost to Swan Dist 17.15 (117) Swans 12 Fremantle v Port Adelaide, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 9 August, 2:40 pm Saturday, 2 May Subi 12 Fremantle v Geelong, Subiaco Oval, Sunday 21 June, 2:40 pm Round 21 West Pth 12 Round 14 Claremont 16.13 (109) lost to Peel 17.11 (113) East Pth 12 Friday, 14 August C’mont 0 7.40pm South 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