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SOUTH Fremantle held another Corporate Partner Event this week, with a Networking Breakfast at the Esplanade Hotel in Fremantle.
Guest speaker for the day was James Clement who began his career with South Fremantle before going on to play 230 AFL matches with both Fremantle and Collingwood before retiring after the Magpies' 2007 preliminary final defeat to Geelong.
The Bulldogs product is currently Chief Operating Officer at Mareterram.
THE South Fremantle Football Club is delighted to continue to welcome back home grown talents to the Bulldogs with Jermaine Miller-Lewis to return in 2017 following two years in the AFL with Hawthorn.
The signing of Miller-Lewis to return to South Fremantle comes on the back of Tom Vandeleur (Fremantle), Mason Shaw (Port Adelaide), Dylan Main (West Coast) and Blaine Johnson (Carlton) all returning to the Bulldogs last year after time in the AFL.
During the 2016 season, the four managed to combine for 63 WAFL league matches in strong returns to South Fremantle following their AFL journeys.
THEY were colts teammates at South Fremantle and now Shane Kersten and Cameron McCarthy will be reunited with Fremantle in the AFL from 2017 while another Bulldogs product Jarrod Pickett has found a new home.
The most productive AFL Trade Period in history concluded on Thursday. It began last week when the belated trade of promising forward McCarthy from the Greater Western Sydney Giants to the Fremantle Dockers was confirmed.
It took until the final day of the Trade Period on Thursday for the deals involving Kersten and Pickett to be finalised.
SOUTH Fremantle trio Jimmy Miller, Tyson Pickett and Chad Pearson been invited to attend the WA State AFL Draft Combine this Sunday.
Miller is a key forward from Exmouth who had a standout colts season for the Bulldogs kicking 22 goals in 16 matches showing he is a strong contested mark, a good kick and can work hard leading up the ground as well.
Pickett, meanwhile, joined South Fremantle's senior team in 2016 on the back of finishing last year in the colts to join older brother Marlion and Tyson quickly found his feet as a small forward who could have the occasional stint in the midfield.
THE South Fremantle Football Club has celebrated its 2016 WAFL season that saw all three grades take part in the finals at the WJ Hughes Medal night on Friday with Shane Hockey, Jake Florenca and Daniel Burke claiming the top awards.
South Fremantle's league, reserves and colts teams all played in the WAFL finals in 2016 leading the Bulldogs to claiming the Rodriguez Shield as the strongest performing club in the competition.
That outstanding all-round season was celebrated on Friday night at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in the Griff John Function Centre with the presentation of the fairest and best awards for all three grades.
SOUTH Fremantle's reserves once again played finals during the 2016 WAFL season and there were a host of players who had tremendous campaigns to be in the mix for the Roy McGuinness Medal as the fairest and best player.
The WJ Hughes Medal dinner will be held this Friday night at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in the Griff John Function Centre.
Coming off winning two of the last three reserves premierships, South Fremantle again had a strong 2016 season finishing up in third position on the ladder.
SOUTH Fremantle's colts once again played finals football in 2016 with a host of players realistic contenders to take out the Dave Ingraham Memorial Medal as the fairest and best on Friday night.
The WJ Hughes Medal dinner will be held this Friday night at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in the Griff John Function Centre and it will include the announcements of the Dave Ingraham Memorial Medal winner along with all the other colts award recipients.
Under new coach Mark Foster, the Bulldogs colts returned to finals action in 2016 following a one-year absence. They finished the season in third position on the ladder before losing in the finals to the two teams who contested the Grand Final, Claremont and East Perth.
PLEASE find below the teams for Thursday's Development Squad Carnival games against Swan Districts at Bassendean's Steel Blue Oval.
GAMES ARE THE SAME TIME AS TUESDAY. PLEASE ENSURE YOU ALLOW ENOUGH TIME TO GET TO THE GAME ON TIME.
Please make sure you are on time or you will be replaced in the team.
SOUTH Fremantle returned to WAFL finals action in 2016 for the first time since 2011 and as a result the battle for the WJ Hughes Medal as the Bulldogs' fairest and best player looks set to be a fascinating one.
The WJ Hughes Medal dinner will be held this Friday night at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in the Griff John Function Centre.
While Ashton Hams, Haiden Schloithe, Ryan Cook and Kris Miller have been strong Hughes Medallists in the past four years that South Fremantle didn’t play finals, the battle for the club's highest honour for the season in 2016 is set to go right down to the wire.
PLEASE find below the teams and times for Tuesday's Development Squad Carnival games against Subiaco to be played at Leederville's Medibank Stadium.
PLEASE NOTE that the games start 1 hour earlier than last week. Game times listed below are correct.
Please make sure you are on time or you will be replaced in the team.
