Congratulations to the following members who won in our fourth Lucky Lottery draw!
Frank Foster - 427
Jim Regan - 977
John Wilson - 1268
Craig Cumming - 277
Geoffrey Cole - 229
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Congratulations to the following members who won in our fourth Lucky Lottery draw!
Frank Foster - 427
Jim Regan - 977
John Wilson - 1268
Craig Cumming - 277
Geoffrey Cole - 229
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SOUTH Fremantle enters Saturday's clash with the winless Peel Thunder on a three-game winning streak and fresh off the bye, and a win at Bendigo Bank Stadium could see the Bulldogs move into the top-four heading into the WAFL State game.
A team not having won in 12 months up against one fresh and on a three-game winning streak might not ordinarily be a clash to look forward to, but Saturday's contest in Mandurah between Peel Thunder and South Fremantle looms as a fascinating one.
South Fremantle started 2014 slowly losing its first four matches but then turned things around with the Bulldogs scoring impressive wins over West Perth, East Fremantle and Claremont.
GROWING up myself and Rohan were always naturally going to play at West Perth and we became the fourth generation in our family to play there, but we both now are creating our own paths at South Fremantle and my twin brother at the Brisbane Lions in the AFL.
I guess playing football was always going to happen given the way we grew up in such a strong football family.
Some of my earliest memories were when dad (Corry) was captain-coach at North Beach and it's amazing the connections you make. There was always another kid hanging around with me and Rohan, and it turns out that it was Brock Higgins and now I'm playing with him here at South Fremantle. We became really good friends and now 18 or 20 years later we are playing in the same team.
Congratulations to the following members who won in our third Lucky Lottery draw!
Margaret Redpath - 973
Paul Vasoli - 1201
Guilio Mosca - 844
Anna Kristancic - 654
Dom Ricci - 994
Draw 4 will commence on Friday 16th May.
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SOUTH Fremantle has now won three straight matches for the third time under coach Paul Hasleby, but for the first occasion it has happened at a point where the Bulldogs can capitalise on it.
In South Fremantle's last two years under Hasleby, it has started slowly and then played catch up the whole way through and despite strong finishes on both occasions, the Bulldogs never seriously threatened to make finals.
Finals looked a mile off after four games of 2014 with South Fremantle losing all four against Subiaco, Perth, East Perth and Swan Districts, but things have quickly turned since then with three straight wins over West Perth, East Fremantle and Claremont.
IN THE build-up to the South Fremantle Football Club announcing its Team of the Modern Era on Saturday May 31 we will be taking a look at the players in the running and here are the defenders who have been considered.
A competition will be held where members of the public can predict their team and whoever gets the closest to picking the final 24 players will receive a signed South Fremantle Football Club jumper from the 2014 season.
The winning entry will be announced on Tuesday June 3 following the event on the Saturday night and then the Foundation Derby with East Fremantle at East Fremantle Oval on Monday.
AS SOUTH Fremantle's senior players take a well-deserved break this weekend our young guns take to Patersons Stadium this Sunday at 11:40am in the curtain raiser match to the Eagles and the Greater Western Sydney Giants.
After a thrilling one-point victory last weekend over Claremont at Fremantle Oval, our top-of-the-table colts side will be challenged by the WA State 16s team.
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SOUTH Fremantle beat Claremont for the first time since 2009 at Fremantle Oval and did it emphatically to the tune of 64 points for a third straight WAFL victory.
South Fremantle started the 2014 season slowly with four straight losses, but there was enough good signs against Subiaco, Perth and Swan Districts that things weren’t too far away from clicking.
And now that has happened over the past three weeks with victories against West Perth, East Fremantle and Claremont with Saturday's 17.13 (115) to 8.3 (51) thumping over the Tigers the pick of the performances at Fremantle Oval.
WITH top spot on the WAFL colts ladder up for grabs this week, the battle between the two best-performing colts sides over the past three seasons produced a battle worthy of the occasion.
Both squads were tested with no fewer than 17 players called away for state duties. This gave coaching panels of both clubs the opportunity to see some of the younger inexperienced members of their programs.
Congratulations to Daniel Cabassi, Kyle Hoskins, Owen Ham and Callum McGuinness for making a memorable debut - they will definitely have a story to tell in remembering their first game of colts football.
AS TWINS, myself and Kyle obviously grew up playing footy together, won two flags together here at Souths and now I can think of no better way to finish up playing with him down at Busselton, but before that I have some unfinished business.
We grew up in Katanning and being a small town all we really did was play cricket, football and basketball. Mum and dad did a bit of driving around for us, but we had a great time growing up. Even going to primary and high school, having a twin is good because if you have no friends you can always talk to each other. We enjoyed growing up in Katanning as young blokes. Everything was revolved around sport and we did everything together.