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The SF Warriors 14s and 15s teams commence their carnival next week.
This is a great showcase for the emerging young talent in our district. Over the last few months. The boys have been training hard and now get their chance to test their skills on the field against the best the other WAFL clubs have to offer.
MATTHEW Ah Siu has taken out the Dave Ingraham Memorial Medal as South Fremantle's fairest and best colts player for 2014 with Jacob Dragovich, Jarrod Pickett, Kade Stewart, Joel McComb and Noah Strom among other major award winners.
South Fremantle's colts had another strong season only narrowly missing out on a fourth straight grand final appearance.
Having finished the home and away season in third position on the ladder, South Fremantle's colts had to come from behind at half-time of the first semi-final against East Perth at Medibank Stadium, but did so in impressive style.
That set up a grand final rematch against Claremont in the preliminary final also at Medibank Stadium with the Bulldogs finishing full of running to get back to within a point, but ultimately they fell short by that margin.
SOUTH Fremantle hasn’t had a Sandover Medal winner since Toby McGrath in 2005 but that could very well change this Monday night with goalkicking midfielder Haiden Schloithe entering the night one of the favourites.
The 2011 Sandover Medal winner Luke Blackwell and last year's winner Rory O'Brien appear to be two players in the running to take out the award as the WAFL's fairest and best player for the second time, but there isn't a shortage of players that they will be contending with on the night.
The Sandover Medal count for 2014 will be held this Monday night in the Grand Ball Room at Crown Perth with the event broadcast live on radio via 91.3 SportFM from 6.30pm while it will be live streamed at www.thewest.com.au from 8.30pm.
CLAREMONT and South Fremantle played out a classic WAFL colts preliminary final on Sunday morning in a rematch of last year's grand final with the Tigers holding on to win a thriller by a point.
Claremont beat South Fremantle by six points in a thrilling WAFL colts grand final in 2013 and the two again met on Sunday in the preliminary final for the right to meet Swan Districts in next Sunday's grand final at Patersons Stadium.
South Fremantle finished the home and away season in third position but qualified for the preliminary final by beating East Perth in the first semi-final also at Medibank Stadium.
SOUTH Fremantle has played the last three WAFL colts grand finals and now can make it four with a win in Sunday's preliminary final against Claremont at Medibank Stadium.
South Fremantle's colts won premierships in 2011 and 2012, and then again made the grand final in 2013 before losing a narrow contest against Claremont in the decider.
Now the Bulldogs and Tigers meet in a grand final rematch with only one of them to be able to go through to the premiership decider for 2014.
NEW South Fremantle coach Todd Curley feels refreshed after a break from top-level from football for the first time in 20 years and takes over at the Bulldogs having learned plenty with no doubt he will be an improved senior coach the second time around.
Curley made his WAFL debut with West Perth as a player back in 1991 and from that point up until the end of the 2005 season, played 266 senior matches made up of three with Collingwood, 115 with the Western Bulldogs and 148 with the Falcons.
He then went straight into taking over as senior coach at West Perth in 2006 immediately after playing and did well in that three-year stint making the finals in two of the three seasons, narrowly missing making a grand final and only just missed making the finals the other year.
SOUTH Fremantle's colts are one step away from a fourth straight WAFL grand final after coming from behind to beat East Perth in Sunday's first semi-final at Medibank Stadium.
South Fremantle's colts have played in the last three grand finals for premiership wins in 2011 and 2012, and now have the chance to win through to another after booking a preliminary final berth with a win over East Perth on Sunday.
Despite trailing by two goals at half-time, South Fremantle kicked eight goals to three in the second half to end up winning 11.10 (76) to 8.7 (55).
SOUTH Fremantle's colts were able to put together a scrappy win over their tough East Perth opponents in Sunday's first semi-final at Medibank Stadium. South Fremantle’s good start was wasted as the Royals took advantage of some undisciplined acts in the second term and found themselves two goals up at half-time.
SOUTH Fremantle's colts begin its quest for a fourth straight WAFL grand final when the Bulldogs take on East Perth in a cut-throat first semi-final at Medibank Stadium this Sunday morning.
South Fremantle's colts won premierships in 2011 and 2012 before again making the grand final in 2013 and falling just short of a hat-trick of flags by going down to Claremont.
Things haven’t completely gone the Bulldogs' colts way in 2014 with a combination of key players moving on, others being injured, State duties and then in the second half of the season a host of players moving up to play reserves and league football with South Fremantle.
HAIDEN Schloithe has been recognised for his outstanding season on return from Fremantle's AFL list with the South Fremantle Football Club awarding him the WJ Hughes Medal as its fairest and best winner for the 2014 WAFL season.
The WJ Hughes Medal night for 2014 was held on Friday in the Griff John Function Centre at Fremantle Oval and was a time to acknowledge the efforts of senior coach Paul Hasleby over the past three seasons and to look forward to a strong future that he has helped set up for incoming coach Todd Curley.
South Fremantle might have missed finals for the third straight season, but there were terrific signs with five straight wins to close out the season and with each and every player featured on the fairest and best leaderboard committed to being with the club in 2015, the future looks bright.
| Round 1 Saturday, 29 Mar | ||
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