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SOUTH Fremantle plays its final home game of the season at Fremantle Oval on Saturday hosting an in-form finals bound East Perth with the Bulldogs looking to continue their impressive form late in 2013.
SOUTH Fremantle has now won consecutive games for the first time in 2013 and recorded the biggest win in the WAFL last Sunday with coach Paul Hasleby glad to see his team playing with confidence and to the game plan.
FIVE young South Fremantle Football Club members are a step closer to their dream of playing in the AFL after being selected in the AIS-AFL Academy Squads.
Callum Ah Chee, Kade Stewart, Jarrod Pickett, Jermaine Miller-Lewis and Matthew Ah Siu were among more than 60 players from around the country selected for the squads, allowing them to come together four times in the next 12 months for training camps as well as the opportunity to travel Read More [+]
The Break. Mad Monday, Footy Trips, Holidays, Cricket, Golf, Fishing, Races and Beers - everything that can be enjoyed in a players off-season.
SOUTH Fremantle Football club acknowledged the contributions of their volunteers at a special BBQ award presentation on Wednesday 21 August.
More than 50 people joined President Haydn Raitt, CEO Stuart Kemp, coaching staff and board members to acknowledge some of the hard-working members of the South Fremantle community.
Volunteer of the Year awards were presented in the categories of Colts, Reserves, League and Functions/House and Bar Area. Winners were:
Colts - Matt Hall
Reserves - Peter Matier
League - Tony Read More [+]
THE South Fremantle’s colts kicked off what turned out to be a great day for the club with a dominant display early Sunday at Mandurah's Bendigo Bank Stadium.
Waking up early for the long trip down to Mandurah it was pleasing to see the ground surface much drier than previous weeks. The South players revelled in the conditions using the ball with aplomb. The Peel side struggled to compete with the well drilled and skilful Read More [+]
IN JANUARY 2006, after finishing 12 years of schooling and the obligatory celebrations that follow, I found myself at my first day of pre-season for the South Fremantle Football Club. Seven and a bit years later I’ve been asked to share what has gone on between now and then.
PEEL Thunder and South Fremantle might not have a finals spot on the line when the two meet at Mandurah's Bendigo Bank Stadium on Sunday, but both will be desperate to win to try and avoid a wooden spoon.
SOUTH Fremantle entered last week's bye in winning form after more youngsters continued to stand up while veteran Kris Miller was in top form and Ben Saunders was back kicking goals, and now coach Paul Hasleby hopes it continues.
