IT HAS been almost four years since Terry Dean first tabled his recommendations in addressing deficiencies in the colts system at South Fremantle.

At the end of the 2013 season our program is regarded the benchmark as the premier talent building system in Western Australia. Along with the work done by the Warriors development group, South Fremantle now stands alongside many of the more illustrious systems in identifying and nurturing young football talent. 

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Congratulations to the following members who won in our ninth Lucky Lottery draw!

Carla Dyson – 349

Barry Scott – 1053

Terry Ridley – 1003

Don Patten – 911

Thomas Maher - 30

The FINAL DRAW will be drawn on Friday 27th June.

SOUTH Fremantle dominated Swan Districts for more than three quarters on Saturday at Fremantle Oval, but the WAFL's second-ranked team found something late to steal a five-point victory away from the Bulldogs. 

The terrible weather conditions with solid rain throughout the game, a reasonably strong breeze and a waterlogged surface always meant that scoring was going to be difficult at Fremantle Oval, but it was the Bulldogs who put the score on the board early.

South Fremantle kicked the only three goals of the first quarter and still led comfortably by 25 points at half-time and by 32 at three quarter-time.

The Bulldogs' lead was out to as much as 35 points during the second quarter with Swans going scoreless on the back of only two entries inside the forward 50 in the first quarter.

South Fremantle still appeared to have the game sewn up when Ben Saunders added his third major just before three quarter-time, but the Bulldogs did not score the rest of the day.

Swan Districts kicked the first goal of the last quarter early through Justin Simpson, but it took 13 minutes for them to add another.

However, that initiated a burst of five consecutive goals for Swans culminating in Ryan Davis booting the winning major as the black-and-whites won 9.2 (56) to 6.15 (51).

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For this week's edition of 'Small Talk' Ashton Hams runs through a list of questions to give his opinions on a wide-range of questions from his football career to date.

Best player you have played with at South Fremantle?
If I have to pick one it would be pretty hard to go past Toby McGrath. In his heyday, he was pretty special to watch especially that year he won the Sandover Medal and Simpson Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle returns to Fremantle Oval on Saturday trying to snap a three-game WAFL losing run and also an eight-match losing streak against Swan Districts.

After losing the opening four matches of the season, South Fremantle had built some form with impressive wins over East Fremantle, West Perth and Claremont to suddenly be right back in the finals mix.

However, then the Bulldogs copped a run in the fixtures that robbed them off all momentum.

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THE recently-published 'Southerners Forever More' history book chronicling the first six decades of the South Fremantle Football Club is now an award-winning publication.

'Southerners Forever More: the triumphs and tribulations of South Fremantle's first six decades' was released earlier this year and was recently entered in the Published Award for Fremantle Local History Awards for 2014.

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GET to know your future South Fremantle Football Club stars as they come through the colts program. Now it's the turn of recently turned 17-year-old star of the future Callum McGuinness.

South Fremantle career to date
Colts 2014 – 1 match; 6 possessions; 2 marks

Date of birth: May 29 1997

Height: 181cm

Weight: 73kg

Nickname: Cal

Junior Association: Jandakot JFC

Favourite movie: The Avengers

Dream job: Sports scientist

Favourite holiday destination: Bali

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