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SOUTH Fremantle stormed home with a blistering third quarter and strong final term but just fell four points short of ladder leaders Claremont at Fremantle Oval on Saturday.
SOUTH Fremantle and Claremont continue their NAIDOC Week tradition this Saturday at Fremantle Oval with the Bulldogs facing a huge challenge of breaking an eight-game losing run against the ladder-leading Tigers.
I ALWAYS look forward to NAIDOC Week to see the Aboriginal players in the WAFL acknowledged and for extra attention to come onto the competition, and throughout my career I've always enjoyed playing with and against some great Indigenous footballers.
SOUTH Fremantle could very well have the richest Indigenous heritage of any football club in the country and this Saturday the Bulldogs host Claremont in what has now become the traditional NAIDOC Week match at Fremantle Oval.
SOUTH Fremantle wasn’t quite able to hold on and climb off the bottom of the ladder or celebrate Craig White's 150th game in style but Saturday's 10-point loss to Perth was an improved performance against an apparent finals bound side.
PERTH returned to the winner's list last week to consolidate fourth position on the ladder and the Demons head to Fremantle Oval to take on a South Fremantle team with plenty to play for despite sitting on the bottom of the WAFL ladder.
IT IS a bit flattering actually reaching this milestone. A little bit of fuss gets made about you and it has been something I've been trying to work towards over the last five or six years.
1st Prize: Michael Main - 413
2nd Prize: Loretta Coates - 127
3rd Prize: Eric Tonkin - 671
ONCE again one quarter let South Fremantle down against Swan Districts at Fremantle Oval on Saturday but there were better signs after half-time and the colts and reserves put in particularly impressive performances.
SOUTH Fremantle returns from a bye this Saturday to host dual premiership player Kyle Hams and Swan Districts at Fremantle Oval with the chance for the Bulldogs to return to winning form.
