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It’s the last week to enter the Corporate Classic with the Draw and function on Friday, 19th February and this will coincide with the Senior Squad first Intra-Club game for the year. It will be a great chance to see some of the new boys play with Jordan Matera, Shane Hockey, Steven Edwards, Blaine Johnson and Tom Vandeleur who are all tearing up the track.
SOUTH Fremantle has further strengthened its playing stocks for the 2016 WAFL season with the return of Tom Vandeleur, signing of Steven Edwards and arrival of the son of one of the Bulldogs' all-time greats, Jordan Matera.
It is exciting times for South Fremantle as the 2016 season approaches with the Bulldogs putting together a youthful squad that will attempt to get the club back into the finals for the first time since 2011.
There has been plenty of experience departing since the end of 2015 including Craig White, Paul Mugambwa, Kyle Hams, Dylan Ross, James Sellar and Toby Bairstow with Callum Ah Chee and Kade Stewart drafted into the AFL.
ONE of South Fremantle's emerging leaders has received some devastating news ahead of the 2016 WAFL season with Jarrod Parry rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament at training this week meaning he will require a third reconstruction.
It's a terrible blow to Parry who has continued to display tremendous ability to perform as a leader and in his own right throughout his 34 game career with South Fremantle since making his debut in 2010.
Throughout 2015, despite an injury hiccup midway through he had a relatively smooth run ending up playing 14 of the 20 matches and all indications were that he was gearing up for a strong 2016 campaign coming off what was likely the best pre-season campaign of his career.
SOUTH Fremantle's campaign towards the start of the 2016 WAFL season is heating up with an official intra-club match and two pre-season matches against rival clubs not far away.
It has been a long pre-season program for the Bulldogs after a disappointing finish to the 2015 season again missing finals for a fourth straight season, but no stone is being left unturned coming into 2016 to rectify that.
While South Fremantle has lost some experience in the form of Craig White, Paul Mugambwa, Kyle Hams, Dylan Ross, Toby Bairstow and unfortunately Cory Dell'Olio coming into the new season, there is plenty of good news.
THE South Fremantle Football Club is pleased to announce that it will have a new member of its Board of Directors for 2016, with Michael Hnatojko's appointment confirmed.
Hnatojko has been co-opted onto the club's Board of Directors and will take on the responsibility of the Finance and Special Projects Committee areas.
He is a new addition to the Board for 2016 joining President Haydn Raitt, Vice President Peter Christie, Treasurer Sal Capolingua, and fellow Directors David Strom, Gavin Jahn, Tim Reed, Rory Vassallo and Don Pasqua.
The South Fremantle Football Club is disappointed to learn of today's finding by the Court of Arbitration for our sport, suspending 34 past and present Essendon players for 12 months, which includes Cory Dell'Olio.
Dell'Olio played 16 games with Essendon between 2012-14 before returning to South Fremantle in 2015 where he played 16 matches and kicked 33 goals along with a starring role in WA's state match victory over South Australia.
The 26-year-old was gearing up to be a key part of the Bulldogs' 2016 season to add to his 74-game, 142-goal WAFL career.
THE fixtures for the 2016 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season have been released with South Fremantle to begin the season again under lights at Fremantle Oval against West Perth on Saturday March 19.
South Fremantle's 2016 WAFL season will include three night fixtures – Round 1 against West Perth, Round 3 against East Perth and then in Round 18 against Subiaco on a Thursday night at Medibank Stadium.
The Bulldogs will host the traditional WA Day Foundation Derby in 2016 while also playing host to the final derby against East Fremantle in Round 19 on a Sunday morning allowing for the TV broadcast on Channel 7.
THE South Fremantle Football Club's financial turnaround has continued in 2015 with the Bulldogs announcing a profit with the release of the Annual Report and Year Book.
Click here to download the South Fremantle Football Club's 2015 Annual Report and Year Book: SFFC Annual Report and Year Book 2015
South Fremantle has made progress in recent years in an attempt to return to profitability, and that occurred in 2015 with the Bulldogs announcing an operating profit of $20,893. That comes on the back of a loss of $91,129 in 2014, which was a significant improvement still on 2013.
SOUTH Fremantle has continued to strengthen its squad for the 2016 WAFL season with the return of delisted AFL trio Blaine Johnson, Mason Shaw and Dylan Main while captain Ryan Cook has shown his faith by re-signing for a further three years.
The news comes on top of the Bulldogs signing Frankston VFL captain Shane Hockey and re-signing the likes of Ashton Hams, Blayne Wilson, Brock Higgins, Josh Pullman, Haiden Schloithe and Marlion Pickett.
Following the disappointment of missing the signature of former dual fairest and best winner, and 2005 premiership player Clint Jones, the Bulldogs are buoyed by the most recent announcements.
SOUTH Fremantle's success of providing talent to the AFL has continued at the Rookie Draft on Friday morning with Kade Stewart and Cameron Loersch selected by Hawthorn and the Gold Coast Suns respectively.
After Callum Ah Chee was selected by the Gold Coast Suns with pick No. 8 at the AFL Draft on Tuesday, South Fremantle now will have two more players into the top level in 2016.
Stewart was the first Bulldogs player taken in Friday's Rookie Draft with three-time reigning premiers Hawthorn selected him with pick No. 36.
