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2013 CLAREMONT HOME & AWAY FIXTURES WAFL DAY & LEAGUE AFL AT EVENT GAME LOCATION RND DATE GAME TIME SUBIACO OVAL Saturday CLAREMONT vs 1 Claremont Oval 2.10pm N/A 16th March South Fremantle Saturday Sat – 5.40pm 2 BYE 23rd March Freo vs WCE Saturday Swan Districts vs 3 EASTER Steel Blue Oval 2.10pm Split Round 30th March CLAREMONT Saturday East Perth vs Sun- Twilight 4 Medibank Stadium 2.10pm 6th April CLAREMONT WCE vs Hawks Friday Subiaco vs Fri – 5.40pm 5 Medibank Stadium 6.45pm 12th April CLAREMONT Freo vs Ess Saturday CLAREMONT vs Sat – 5.40pm 6 Claremont Oval 2.10pm 20th April West Perth WCE vs Carl Saturday Peel Thunder vs Fri - 5.40pm 7 ANZAC Bendigo Bank Stadium 2.10pm 27th April CLAREMONT Freo vs Rich Saturday CLAREMONT vs Sun – Twilight 8 Claremont Oval 2.10pm 4th May Perth WCE vs WB Saturday STATE GAME Sat – 5.40pm WA vs VIC TBA TBA 11th May MOTHER’S DAY Freo vs Coll Saturday CLAREMONT vs Fri – 5.40pm 9 Claremont Oval 2.10pm 18th May East Fremantle WCE vs NM Saturday South Fremantle vs Sun – Twilight 10 Fremantle Oval 2.10pm 25th May CLAREMONT Freo vs Melb Sunday CLAREMONT vs Mon - 5.40pm 11 WA DAY Claremont Oval 2.10pm 2nd June Subiaco WCE vs Rich Saturday West Perth vs WCE – Away 12 Arena Joondalup 2.10pm 8th June CLAREMONT FREO – Bye Saturday CLAREMONT vs Sat – Twilight 13 Claremont Oval 2.10pm 15th June Peel Thunder Freo vs Bris Tuesday CLAREMONT vs FOXTEL 18th June Southport or Bernie Saturday Sun – 2.40pm 14 BYE 22nd June Freo vs NM Saturday CLAREMONT vs Thur - 5.40pm 15 CSES 2.10pm 29th June East Fremantle WCE vs Ess Saturday South Fremantle vs Sun – 2.40pm 16 NAIDOC Fremantle Oval 2.10pm 6th July CLAREMONT Freo vs St K Saturday CLAREMONT vs Sun – Twilight 17 SPLIT ROUND Claremont Oval 2.10pm 13th July Swan Districts WCE vs Freo Saturday Sun – Twilight 18 BYE 2.10pm 20th July WCE vs Swans Saturday Subiaco vs Sat – 5.40pm 19 Medibank Stadium 2.10pm 27th July CLAREMONT Freo vs Adel Saturday CLAREMONT vs Sat – Twilight 20 Claremont Oval 2.10pm 3rd August East Perth WCE vs GCS Saturday Sun – 5.40pm 21 BYE 2.10pm 10th August Freo vs GWS Sunday CLARMEONT vs Sat – 5.40pm 22 Claremont Oval 2.10pm 18th August Swan Districts WCE vs Geel Saturday Perth vs Sat – 5.40pm 23 Brownes Stadium 2.10pm 24th August CLAREMONT Freo vs PA Saturday East Fremantle vs Day & Time - tba 24 East Fremantle Oval 31st August CLAREMONT WCE vs Adel WAFL FINALS: GAME START TIMES SCHOOL TERMS 1st & 2nd Semi Final – weekend of 7th & 8th September COLTS 4/2 – 19/4 Preliminary Final – weekend of the 14th & 15th September 9.10am 6/5 –5/7 GRAND FINAL – SUNDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER 2013 RESERVES 22/7 – 27/9 AFL GRAND FINAL – SATURDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 2013 11.40am 14/10 – 19/12 www.claremontfc.com.au .

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