South Fremantle have proven last week’s shock loss to the Eagles was merely an early-season blip, holding off a fast-finishing Claremont at Revo Fitness Stadium.
Aaron Kirby
Swan Districts coach Andrew Pruyn has axed forward Brad Lynch despite a spate of injuries threatening to ensure the continuation of their winless start to the season.
Mitchell Woodcock
Former South Fremantle skipper Dylan Main is set to play his first game of the season but is likely for a rare appearance in the reserves.
Claremont coach Ash Prescott has labelled star midfielder Bailey Rogers ‘the most courageous player’ he’s ever seen after overcoming a career-threatening Achilles injury.
Sandover medallist Bailey Rogers has turned back the clock, putting in a trademark performance in Claremont’s nine-point win over West Perth.
Star Claremont recruit Jaiden Hunter will miss a month of football after he had surgery on Thursday on a broken finger in another blow for the injury-ravaged Tigers.
Samantha Rogers
Star Claremont recruit Jaiden Hunter has revealed he suffered a concussion during his five-goal haul against West Coast on the weekend, which will rule him out of at least the club’s next two matches.
Claremont are back on the winners’ list after another stellar performance by star recruit Jaiden Hunter in the 52-point victory over West Coast on ANZAC Day.
It may not be Collingwood and Essendon at the MCG, but there will be a sense of occasion at Revo Fitness Stadium on Friday for the Anzac Day clash between Claremont and West Coast Eagles.
Ben Smith
East Perth have launched a late comeback to maintain their unbeaten start to the WAFL season, running down Claremont in an 11-point victory at Sullivan Logistics Stadium.
Josh Kempton
Former Essendon forward Jaiden Hunter has revealed why he chose Claremont for his WAFL return, as the star recruit opened up on the physical and mental toll of his AFL career-ending injuries.
Claremont have mauled East Fremantle to stamp themselves as early premiership fancies in a feisty clash at Revo Fitness Stadium on Saturday.
Claremont could be about to field West Coast’s next generation of stars with three sons of former Eagles guns to suit up for the Tigers colts side.
Star trio Ksharna Coyne, Megan Green and Emma Henderson have all made their WAFLW debuts in the past fortnight, as a strong contingent of Great Southern talent do the region proud in Perth.
Cameron Newbold
Four Great Southern products have featured in Claremont’s pulsating draw with Peel Thunder to kick off their 2025 WAFL campaign on Saturday.
Josh Kempton and Cameron Newbold
Peel Thunder have opened their premiership defence with a draw, with a late Claremont behind allowing them to claim a share of the points at Lane Group Stadium.
An ongoing Achilles injury will keep Sandover medallist Bailey Rogers sidelined for Claremont’s bumper season opener against a stacked reigning premiers Peel Thunder in Mandurah on Saturday.
Plenty of ex-West Coast talent has landed in the WAFL this season, which ones can make an instant impact as Mitchell Woodcock ranks the top 40 WAFL players heading into the 2025 season?
The WAFLW has had an influx of AFLW-calibre talent for this season and the eyes of every list manager in the country are fixed on the competition this season.
Caitlin Bassett
The teenager looming as the top West Australian pick in this year’s draft is familiar to footy fans. Cody Curtin is the younger brother of Adelaide midfielder Dan, but this is a player with a ‘rare’ talent.
WAFL clubs argue any review into their metropolitan and country recruiting zones should be accompanied with a ‘bigger picture’ discussion on the overall health of the sport in the State.
Glen Quartermain
The Great Southern is garnering a reputation for breeding future female footy stars, with a record nine players part of the Claremont Football Club’s women’s squad this year.
Melissa Sheil
The WAFL has entered a new era with 10 night games to be played next season, starting with a clash between Subiaco and East Perth at Sullivan Logistics Stadium in round one. DOWNLOAD THE FULL FIXTURES HERE
From a Tiger cub to a Lion cub, Brisbane draftee Claudia Wright hopes the work put into her versatility will help her claw her way into the AFLW powerhouse side.
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