SOUTH Fremantle looks to back up its impressive start to the 2016 WAFL season last Saturday heading to Steel Blue Oval this Saturday to face Swan Districts for the John Todd Cup.

The Bulldogs made a strong start to the season with a win over West Perth at home last week and now backing that up against Swans at Bassendean to avoid suffering their first defeat at the venue like what happened in 2015.

South Fremantle began its season in impressive fashion last Saturday beating West Perth by 35 points at Fremantle Community Bank Oval while Swan Districts went down to East Fremantle at ATOM Stadium by 49 points.

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AFTER the all the intra-club hit-outs, match simulation and pre-season friendlies, we were really keen to take the gloves off and test ourselves against a respected side in West Perth last week.

We came away with a win in all grades, which was rewarding given the work we’ve put in. The reserves win was particularly exciting to watch with the last goal of the game just before the siren.

As a senior squad, we have a number of areas we’d like to work on and a lot of good players putting their hands up in the reserves, which is positive. Competition for spots is a healthy thing for the club.

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WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 1 WAFL victory over West Perth at Fremantle Community Bank® Oval.

Curley oversaw a second straight Round 1 win by 35 points over West Perth for South Fremantle and here he runs down what he thought of the performance, and looks forward to this Saturday's clash with Swan Districts at Steel Blue Oval.

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SOUTH Fremantle's impressive start to the 2016 WAFL season has been boosted with a new Major Partner that will take over naming rights of the club's home ground while a former AFL talent has signed with the Bulldogs.

South Fremantle began its 2016 season in impressive fashion on Saturday beating last year's grand finalists West Perth by 35 points and the good news continues to come.

In the lead up to Round 1, South Fremantle secured a new Major Partnership with Fremantle Community Bank Branch which will see the club's home ground for WAFL games now be known as Fremantle Community Bank® Oval.

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SOUTH Fremantle got off to an exciting start to the 2016 WAFL season on Saturday beating last year's grand finalists West Perth by 35 points at the newly named Fremantle Community Bank® Oval.

The Bulldogs did concede the first two goals of the game to the Falcons but dominated the contest from there with the next five goals, then four to one in the second term and the first three of the last to end up winning 14.14 (98) to 9.9 (63).

The win sees South Fremantle claim the Garlic Munchers Cup for 2016 and remarkably the 35-point win replicates the one from Round 1 last year also over West Perth at the port.

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SOUTH Fremantle will be looking to replicate its memorable start to last season beginning the 2016 WAFL season hosting West Perth at Fremantle Community Bank® Oval on Saturday.

The Bulldogs also hosted the WAFL season opener in 2015 against West Perth and on that occasion it was a 35-point victory for the home team under lights at the port.

A similar start is now what the Bulldogs are shooting for to kick off 2016 in memorable fashion and to begin Todd Curley's second season in charge as coach.

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THE South Fremantle Football Club is delighted on the eve of the 2016 WAFL season to announce a new Major Partnership with Fremantle Community Bank® that will include the WAFL naming rights of Fremantle Oval for 2016.

The new Partnership between the Bulldogs and Fremantle Community Bank® will see the Club's home ground renamed Fremantle Community Bank® Oval for all South Fremantle Home Games during the 2016 and 2017.

All WAFL home games played at the venue will now be referred to as Fremantle Community Bank® Oval in all communication.

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THE first episode of the South Fremantle Football Club's new show for the 2016 WAFL season, Higgo's Heroes, is now live hosted by Brock Higgins ahead of Saturday's season opener against West Perth at Fremantle Oval.

Following the success of the Craig White hosted Whitey's Whispers last season, his retirement left a hole to be filled and Higgins was quick to fill it to launch his new show, Higgo's Heroes.

Like Whitey's Whispers, Higgo's Heroes will be a weekly show made available on South Fremantle's YouTube page, website, Facebook and Twitter accounts, and will quickly become a part of all Bulldogs' supporters' weekly routines during the 2016 WAFL season.

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TODD Curley's first season in charge of South Fremantle was a rollercoaster ride that didn’t end how he hoped but the Bulldogs coach is looking forward to a 2016 campaign that leads to more consistency and more wins.

Curley's time at the helm of South Fremantle got off to a tremendous start in 2015 with wins over West Perth, Perth and Claremont. But that was followed by losses to Swan Districts, Subiaco and East Fremantle.

Three wins in the next four games had the Bulldogs right in the mix for a return to finals action for the first time since 2011, but they only won two of their last 10 matches and lost the last five to end up with eight wins, 12 losses and in seventh position.

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RYAN Cook is gearing up to lead South Fremantle for a fifth WAFL season and is on target to become the Bulldogs' longest ever serving captain surpassing 1997 premiership skipper Peter Worsfold during 2016.

Cook arrived at South Fremantle in 2011 after four seasons and 14 games with Collingwood in the AFL. He had an outstanding season in 2011 and then was appointed captain for 2012 and has remained the skipper of the Bulldogs ever since.

The 28-year-old has played 92 games with South Fremantle with 71 of those as captain while along the way winning two WJ Hughes Medals and representing Western Australia in four of his five seasons.

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